42ND STREET - COMMUNITY BASED RESOURCE FOR YOUNG PEOPLE UNDER STRESS

Towards unrestricted core costs as a Cost of Living Uplift

Unrestricted funding for 42nd Street

Towards project costs of the Horsfall, providing creative, inclusive mental health opportunities for young people to make powerful remarkable art to tackle inequity, influence systems and become the future workforce

Based in Manchester, 42nd Street supports young people with their mental health and wellbeing. This grant will support core staffing and artists fees as part of the continued development of The Horsfall - 42nd Street's dedicated, young ....more

Based in Manchester, 42nd Street supports young people with their mental health and wellbeing. This grant will support core staffing and artists fees as part of the continued development of The Horsfall - 42nd Street's dedicated, young person-curated, creative space that supports young people’s mental health and wellbeing programme.

Core Costs

Supporting the charity's objects

Unrestricted funding for 42nd Street

to fund a holistic, targeted group work programme aimed at vulnerable and isolated young people to support them as they negotiate the transition through and out of Covid-19. Priority groups: Young people

The funded schemes will expand access for children and young people aged 25 and under to local services to support their mental health and provide early intervention for those at risk of mental health problems.The fund will enable these diverse ....more

The funded schemes will expand access for children and young people aged 25 and under to local services to support their mental health and provide early intervention for those at risk of mental health problems.The fund will enable these diverse projects to reach more young people, with an emphasis on improving access to support outside of NHS services, including for groups such as those from black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) backgrounds.

Core Costs

42nd Street supports young people with their emotional wellbeing and mental health. This grant will fund the employment and training of peer-activists who will work with young people experiencing social injustice within mental health and social care ....more

42nd Street supports young people with their emotional wellbeing and mental health. This grant will fund the employment and training of peer-activists who will work with young people experiencing social injustice within mental health and social care systems to devise campaigns to address this.

COVID19 Recovery funding

NET, Comic Relief and Children in Need will use this funding to provide: increased support to vulnerable people and hidden groups, thus reducing the burden on public services; reach local grassroots and small organisations who can provide an ....more

NET, Comic Relief and Children in Need will use this funding to provide: increased support to vulnerable people and hidden groups, thus reducing the burden on public services; reach local grassroots and small organisations who can provide an on-the-ground community response to the crisis; and, support local charitable organisations to mobilise volunteers to enable better targeted support in communities through empowered local groups.

Competitive Grants Scheme on the extension of existing MH services for children and young people.BAU Yr2 of 3 - changed to S70 for 20/21 (Yr 1 was s64)

42nd Street supports young people with their emotional wellbeing and mental health. This mini-grant supports the employment and training of peer-activists who will work with young people experiencing social injustice within mental health and social ....more

42nd Street supports young people with their emotional wellbeing and mental health. This mini-grant supports the employment and training of peer-activists who will work with young people experiencing social injustice within mental health and social care systems to devise campaigns to address this.

To employ and train peer-activists who will work with young people experiencing social injustice within mental health and social care systems, devising campaigns to address this.

The Health & Wellbeing Alliance consists of 21 organisations from the Voluntary Community and Social Enterprise (VCSE) sector. These organisations engage in intensive co-production with system partners on emerging policy priorities, as well as ....more

The Health & Wellbeing Alliance consists of 21 organisations from the Voluntary Community and Social Enterprise (VCSE) sector. These organisations engage in intensive co-production with system partners on emerging policy priorities, as well as being an interface between the Department and the VCSE sector.

42nd Street is a Manchester based charity that supports young people with their mental health and wellbeing. This grant will support the organisation to develop the Horsfall arts programme and to integrate this initiative into 42nd Street’s wider ....more

42nd Street is a Manchester based charity that supports young people with their mental health and wellbeing. This grant will support the organisation to develop the Horsfall arts programme and to integrate this initiative into 42nd Street’s wider offer.

42nd Street has been developing our learning and revising our response to trauma following the MEN arena attack on May 22nd 2017. We need to strengthen and structure the peer support offer available to vulnerable young women that have experienced ....more

42nd Street has been developing our learning and revising our response to trauma following the MEN arena attack on May 22nd 2017. We need to strengthen and structure the peer support offer available to vulnerable young women that have experienced trauma in Greater Manchester. The Charity believes that genuine participatory approaches involving peer support and peer leadership contribute to improved recovery and well-being by providing young people with a safe environment to voice their concerns, raise issues and problem solve, whilst connecting with people with similar experiences, shaping their support and developing new life skills.The peer support group will target 16- 25 year old young women experiencing mental health issues as a result of trauma at this particularly difficult transition time into young adulthood and adult services. Our research shows that many young women who have experienced trauma experience considerable feelings of isolation and loneliness at this time and they are asking for opportunities for a safe environment where they can meet with their peers, share their experiences and find and offer support.By securing funding for this group we will be able to employ dedicated staff to develop peer leadership, support the group and form stronger partnerships with women's groups across Greater Manchester. We will then be able to develop and implement a clear and structured peer support programme shaped by the young women's own experience and choices including employing volunteer peer leaders so that the group can be self sustaining and young person-centred into the future

This grant will fund weekly support and skills sessions, as well as an online digital safe space for LGBT young people; this will give them access to safe spaces and enhance their skills and self-confidence.

Gift Shop offers young people aged 16- 25 in the local community the opportunity to explore ideas around wellbeing, what makes them feel good and how this can be translated into developing self- care and gifts for themselves and others. Young people ....more

Gift Shop offers young people aged 16- 25 in the local community the opportunity to explore ideas around wellbeing, what makes them feel good and how this can be translated into developing self- care and gifts for themselves and others. Young people will take part in a series of workshops across locations in Trafford and will create a Trafford Gift Shop; a pop up shop/ stall full of useful and beautiful handmade goods on offer to the public all with the aim of improving wellbeing. The project will also offer more intensive skills development to a self- selecting core froup of young people over the two years.

42nd Street will work in Greater Manchester with Survivors Manchester and TIPP, to co-create short films with young black men aged 16-20 who are in the criminal justice system. The films will then drive 2 significant changes: one engaging more young ....more

42nd Street will work in Greater Manchester with Survivors Manchester and TIPP, to co-create short films with young black men aged 16-20 who are in the criminal justice system. The films will then drive 2 significant changes: one engaging more young black men in therapeutic support, and the other driving system change to make mental health services more accessible for these young men. Young black men do not access support early enough; they are under-represented in child and adolescent mental health services and over represented in the adult system. The grant will pay for workers to directly support the young men, the costs of creating films with the young people and an external evaluation.

Equipping local community groups in Greater Manchester with the skills and confidence to support young people who have experienced trauma following the Manchester Arena attack in May 2017.

This project will support the emotional wellbeing and mental health of young people directly and indirectly affected by the Manchester Arena attack on the 22nd May 2017. It will support and bring together the wider community to better respond to the ....more

This project will support the emotional wellbeing and mental health of young people directly and indirectly affected by the Manchester Arena attack on the 22nd May 2017. It will support and bring together the wider community to better respond to the needs of young people who are distressed following a traumatic experience. 42nd Street will do this by sharing their expertise and partnering with targeted grass-roots organisations who have strong relationships with their local communities and young people.

The project will employ an Engagement Practitioner to tackle identified barrier-issues directly; a qualified, experienced mental health practitioner, based at 42nd Street, will review the cases of young adults waiting for support a 42nd Street, both ....more

The project will employ an Engagement Practitioner to tackle identified barrier-issues directly; a qualified, experienced mental health practitioner, based at 42nd Street, will review the cases of young adults waiting for support a 42nd Street, both between referral and assessment and between assessment and treatment start. They will engage with young adults directly and discuss options in terms of accessing wider services across Manchester. The practitioner will also visit community groups to promote the suite of IAPT services available to young adults across Manchester

Renovation of an adjacent disused 3-storey former shop to extend premises to enable the charity to meet demand and work with a larger number of young people experiencing mental health problems.

The Horsfall Space

42nd Street will bring our successful model of working with high quality artists and experienced mental health practitioners together to engage with specific target groups of young people and young adults, raising their awareness of mental health ....more

42nd Street will bring our successful model of working with high quality artists and experienced mental health practitioners together to engage with specific target groups of young people and young adults, raising their awareness of mental health issues and services, improving access to 42nd Street and improving their mental wellbeing.

42nd Street provides a range of support services to young people under stress between the ages of 13-25 living across Manchester Salford & Trafford. Services include counselling, individual support, group work and volunteering opportunities.

A Different Spirit

towards three years' salary of a specialist mental health practitioner to support young people in Manchester with learning disabilities and mental health issues