Detholiad o brosiectau yr ydym yn eu hariannu - Page 20

Jak's Den

Team Jak provides emotional, social and practical support for children and young people with cancer and related illnesses throughout Scotland through their Jak's Dens, hospital and home outreach.

Prosiect SIARC

Mae’r amgylchedd morol ar hyd arfordir Cymru yn llawn bywyd ac mae Prosiect SIARC - Sharks Inspiring Action and Research with Communities – yn gwneud y cyfan y gall i wneud pethau hyd yn oed gwell.

Pianodrome

Pianodrome is an organisation that repurposes disused pianos to create playable, community-centred sculptures and amphitheatres.

Bangor Court House

The Court House is an independent non-profit venue which hosts a year-round programme of music and arts events.

Mae Murray Foundation - Portstewart Inclusive Beach

Mae Murray Foundation is committed to making beaches across Northern Ireland accessible to people with physical, learning and sensory needs.

Friends of Hartwood Paupers Cemetery

Friends of Hartwood Paupers Cemetery is a local community group who have given the names & dignity back to 1255 once forgotten pauper patients and staff from Hartwood Asylum buried between 1895 and 1952.

Scottish Sports Futures

Scottish Sports Futures is an inspiring organisation that helps exceptional young people experiencing challenges reach their full potential through the power of sport.

University of Atypical

University of Atypical is a disabled-led arts charity empowering D/deaf, disabled and neurodiverse people’s involvement in the arts sector in Northern Ireland.

TAMHI - Change Makers

TAMHI’s Change Makers programme promotes mental health awareness for young people through sport and play.

Katie Mahon

Setting out with a mission to increase access to opportunity to the arts among working class communities, Katie Mahon founded Bradford-based Bloomin’ Buds Theatre Company in 2014.

Esther Fox

Esther leads Curating for Change, creating ground-breaking opportunities for D/deaf, disabled and neurodivergent people to participate and lead in the cultural sector

Tim Holtam

Tim Holtam set up Brighton Table Tennis Club, which is transforming lives as a sanctuary for young refugees, former prisoners, pensioners, schoolchildren and people with learning difficulties.