The Livesey Troupe Project is run by Theatre Troupe and works with children aged 9-16 who have acute mental health problems.
This project works with survivors of trafficking and exploitation. The project works to reduce isolation and loneliness for survivors and enable them to recover and move forward. This intensive work will have a huge impact on their lives, including reducing the loneliness that they experience for the log term, and supporting them to grow positive relationships that give them a sense of purpose.
For more information please visit their website https://www.ellas.org.uk/
This 12 month project will reduce isolation and improve the health and wellbeing of recently arrived individual female refugees and asylum seekers. This project will directly address the significant challenges faced by recently arrived refugee and asylum seeker women by forging relationships and support networks in and across communities of culture religion and language. It will support them at the earliest stage of their arrival, building confidence and skills, reducing isolation and so empowering them to navigate their new lives.
For more information please visit their website https://www.newvision4women.co.uk/
This project works with people with learning difficulties and disabilities. They aim to reduce the social exclusion of their clients by aiding them to find and retain employment. The project’s service is tailored to meet both the needs of the job-seeker and the employer by offering full support during the whole of the recruitment.
Read more here https://www.toucanemployment.org/
The Leg Up Mentor Programme is to work with young people aged between 16-25 to identify their career aspirations and link them in with a suitable mentor in the community or business e.g. a young person who dreams of becoming a barrister could be linked up with a local Court and undertake work experience.
Read more here https://youthfuturesfoundation.org/
