STORM FAMILY CENTRE LIMITED

Hardship Fund

This project will support children and young people to offer them a place to share stories and experiences regarding their issues and challenges with support from parents. The project will develop a peer support initiative to support mental health ....more

This project will support children and young people to offer them a place to share stories and experiences regarding their issues and challenges with support from parents. The project will develop a peer support initiative to support mental health and wellbeing along with a dedicated counsellor and art therapist who will provide sessions for young people and refer onto other local or statutory services supporting young people.

Covid response

Main Grants award

The funding will be used to deliver various empowerment wellbeing courses to support and give advice and guidance to young people at risk of antisocial behaviour. The project aims to promote and develop a wealth of knowledge and strong interpersonal ....more

The funding will be used to deliver various empowerment wellbeing courses to support and give advice and guidance to young people at risk of antisocial behaviour. The project aims to promote and develop a wealth of knowledge and strong interpersonal skills to help children and young people make effective positive life and social choices to make positive steps with their peers and to break down barriers.

refurbishment of building for a charity supporting disadvantaged community in Wandsworth

towards costs outlined in your application for the costs of services for women and children at risk of domestic abuse

"The fund aims to:1) To reduce closures of essential charities that provide essential services to vulnerable groups during the COVID-19 crisis by ensuring they have the financial resources to operate, thereby reducing the burden on public ....more

"The fund aims to:1) To reduce closures of essential charities that provide essential services to vulnerable groups during the COVID-19 crisis by ensuring they have the financial resources to operate, thereby reducing the burden on public services.2) To ensure essential services are provided to vulnerable people, both in the short and long term through increased community support through the work of charitable organisations."

S.T.O.R.M would like to run online Art Therapy Classes and private online one to one counselling sessions (run by a senior trainee Integrative Arts Psychotherapist (Senior trainee IAP), to support existing and new service users who are struggling ....more

S.T.O.R.M would like to run online Art Therapy Classes and private online one to one counselling sessions (run by a senior trainee Integrative Arts Psychotherapist (Senior trainee IAP), to support existing and new service users who are struggling with DV, low levels of depression, anxiety and of course due to the current situation, those who are now isolated and in need of support

Storms Community Nursery Project

A grant of £5,000 to fund the essential and urgent costs outlined in the application, so that the organisation can carry on providing support to Londoners.

14. What is your project? (400 words) Off the Streets is our youth club that is run 3 nights a week for young people aged 11-25 years. The aim of the youth club is to provide a safe environment for young people to engage in activities, socialise ....more

14. What is your project? (400 words) Off the Streets is our youth club that is run 3 nights a week for young people aged 11-25 years. The aim of the youth club is to provide a safe environment for young people to engage in activities, socialise with others in the local area and most importantly learn skills that they are able to draw on throughout their lives. We have worked over the past 9 years with young people on the Doddington and Rollo estate and surrounding areas. We provide various activities and have identified through our monitoring information on participants over the years that we have a high percentage of young black males that attend our youth facility. The project we are proposing to deliver is a music production programme. Which will consist of music workshops, working on music production, vocal lessons, recording sessions with a studio engineer and performing at our annual peace concert. As we are aiming to deliver this project with young black males we will be including group and individual coaching sessions where the young males can explore what issues they face in society being a black male and how they aim to achieve goals in spite of this factor. Here is a timeline on how we intend to deliver the project: June – Recruit young people for the project and begin introducing project to potential participants. July – August – begin group coaching sessions and then begin studio workshops, still introducing the project to other young black males. August – Participants are involved in volunteering at our annual peace concert where they will get the chance to speak to performers focusing on their performances next year. September – December – continued studio sessions and introduce coaching sessions for young black males to explore personal barriers and cultural barriers to them reaching their fullest potential in life. January – June – continued studio sessions with song production and showcasing sessions in the youth club, also providing employability sessions for young men seeking employment to ensure they remain in positive activities both in and out of the youth club. Providing the participants on the project to run studio sessions with other young people at the youth club. Share their learning with others and providing new skills to add to cv's/portfolios. July – August – rehearsals for peace concert, final coaching sessions performances at our 2021 peace concert and receive AQA certificates.

The funding will be used to deliver support workshops and arts activities for young people at risk of antisocial behaviour. The project aims to promote positive engagement, build supportive relationships and teach new skills.

The project will add new activities to the current timetable. They will also provide NVQ teaching assistant courses, Dyslexia Awareness workshops which will be AQA accredited as well as working with refuges.

Help pay for the running costs of a youth club that provides empowerment and opportunities to young people.

The group will use the funding to engage young people who are experiencing the effects of social disadvantage through the provision of steel pan band activities. This will raise the aspirations and confidence for those taking part.

as a development grant towards consultancy to develop governance, management structure, financial systems and fundraising for this family centre in Battersea, South London

over three years towards core costs, including the manager's salary, at this developing family and community centre on the Doddington and Rollo estates in South London

STORM is a grassroots Battersea charity working with single parents, people on low incomes and young people providing support services and vocational training. It is planning to open a community cafe as a community facility and training centre.

The project will provide services to lone parents (LP) and vulnerable YP to develop their knowledge and skills to help them overcome the barriers to future training and employment opportunities. Activities will include Family Learning and Employment ....more

The project will provide services to lone parents (LP) and vulnerable YP to develop their knowledge and skills to help them overcome the barriers to future training and employment opportunities. Activities will include Family Learning and Employment and 'Off the Streets Project' for vulnerable YP providing both accredited and non accredited courses. A range of educational and vocational training will be offered including ESOL, Literacy, Numeracy, NVQ level two in childcare, health and social care.