Grants database

Bursaries and mentor support for at least 30 individuals with learning difficulties for development through the arts.

The implementation of a new traineeship, volunteer and associates programme. Supported by a new part-time post of Volunteer & Training Manager.

A pioneering three-year programme of participatory creative events reaching adults with learning disabilities, adaptable to the new personalised budget model for social care.

To support the development of Combat Veteran Players, a theatre group that is led by Veterans who have suffered mental trauma and who have no previous acting experience. Veterans benefit therapeutically and artistically from performing Shakespearean plays.

A project using drama and creative storytelling to engage older people with Alzheimer’s and dementia in beneficial creative activity.

To support the development of a new three year programme of work in partnership with artists, local community organisations, schools and community members.

To enable the organisation to develop a programme of community engagement activity, artist residencies and professional development – exploring how artists can help create a successful environment in Parson Cross.

Support to underpin the Director’s salary over a period of three years, during the scaling up if the Earlyarts network across England.

Core support to underpin the strategic development of the organisation through three distinct, though interlinked, elements: community participation; education and creative productions.

To develop and deliver an accredited Professional Diploma in non-Western peforming arts targeted ta BME students .

Developing the De La Warr Pavilion as a significant place for people to realise their creative potential, and maximise opportunities for their personal, social, economic and cultural future.

Feasibility Study into National Rollout of Summer University London