Bright Stars Project
Supported through funding from Aspers Good Causes Fund, provides opportunities for the development of skills of London Borough of Newham young people and their parents.
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Other Projects
Speaking without Voice
A project which explored four Nigerian pre-colonial nonverbal communication systems: Aroko, Nsibidi, Uli and the Talking Drums, made possible by money raised by National Lottery players awarded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund (NLHF).
Forever Young
Enhancing skills and wellbeing of older people through fun and gentle creative arts activities
Rhythmic Connections
Promoting social action and/volunteering through inter-generational encounter that enhances mental well-being
Stepping Stones Project
A project that used fun and creative means to enhance the practical English speaking skills of refugees/new migrants in Newham London, was funded by People’s Postcode Trust, a grant-giving charity funded entirely by players of People’s Postcode Lottery.
The Magic of Rhythms
A project supporting homeless and vulnerably housed people in the London Borough of Newham, using creative arts activities.
Friendly Circle
A family bonding project supported through funding from People’s Health Trust using money raised by HealthLives through The Health Lottery.
Our Shared Heritage (OSH)
Connecting cultures through stories, objects and artefacts
Royal Docks Stories
Encouraging discovery and sharing of oral stories!
'The Royal Docks Stories’ funded by The Royal Docks Trust, aims to uncover interesting people, stories and experiences about the Royal Docks area.
Homage to Canning Town African Ancestors
Discovering the history and contributions of Africans in and around Canning Town since the 1920's.
The Homage to Canning Town African Ancestors project explored the areas in and around Canning Town that have historical links with Africa.
IROKO Family Edutainment
Fun and Education For All The Family
Since 2009 Big Lottery has funded IROKO Family Edutainment project under its Family Learning Programme.
The Forgotten Folks Project
The Forgotten Folks project was funded by Comic Relief. It incorporated fun workshops that used elements of African arts and culture to break down the social isolation and health problems usually faced by elderly people.
IYE AJA (Umbilical Cord)
A Heritage Lottery Funded Project
IYE AJA means Umbilical Cord in the Itsekiri language of Nigeria. This project, funded by Heritage Lottery Fund, aims to highlight and celebrate the ingenuity of Diaspora Africans in managing to retain an active commitment to their customs and values.
Heritage Africana
A Heritage Lottery Funded Project
A project to explore the Oral history behind the artefacts in the British Museum's Sainsbury's African Gallery.
