E17 PUPPET PROJECT 

The funding will be used to deliver cosmetics making sessions and activities for women from the Black and Minority Ethnic community. The project aims to improve employability health and wellbeing.

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The funding will be used to deliver online weekly social and creative activities aimed at socially isolated adults who have been impacted by the pandemic. The project aims to provide interaction ....more

The funding will be used to deliver online weekly social and creative activities aimed at socially isolated adults who have been impacted by the pandemic. The project aims to provide interaction social connections and improve the wellbeing of participants.

Grant from The Fore's RAFT Immediate Response Fund to E17 Puppet Project, as part of The Fore's COVID-19 Response programme.

A one-off, unrestricted grant of £2,500, equivalent to one regular quarterly payment for the organisation's current grant. COVID19

£20,000 over 2 years (2 x £10,000) towards the salary costs of a part-time Connecting Arts Development post (1.5dpw).

The funding is for the salary of a new part-time ‘Connecting Arts Development Lead’ post. The aspiration is that the post-holder will harness the skills of local people to offer a more ....more

The funding is for the salary of a new part-time ‘Connecting Arts Development Lead’ post. The aspiration is that the post-holder will harness the skills of local people to offer a more stimulating and accessible community arts provision to disadvantaged and socially isolated residents in Waltham Forest.

The project will use the funding to introduce a community arts provision, which will improve well-being during medical procedures for children living with Sickle Cell disease.

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The project will deliver a series of storytelling workshops for children and their families. The aim of this is to support early development in language and communication.

Trustees approved a grant of £1,000 towards a family arts literacy project.

E17 Puppet Project (E17PP) harnesses the magic and power of puppetry to tackle complex subjects and makes them accessible to all audiences. The charity works with children for whom socioeconomic or ....more

E17 Puppet Project (E17PP) harnesses the magic and power of puppetry to tackle complex subjects and makes them accessible to all audiences. The charity works with children for whom socioeconomic or personal circumstances might otherwise act as barriers to engaging in arts and community activity. Through puppetry, E17PP develops children's confidence and social skills, as well as enhances their creativity and imagination, by focusing on three overlapping activities: puppet/theatre performances; puppetry, craft and drama workshops; and targeted projects, such as its hospital projects, which use puppets to help children better understand their own illnesses, educate their families, establish support networks, and overcome misconceptions. Funding from The Fore will support E17PP in increasing its reach and to develop new revenue streams, particularly through 'charged for' services.

Funding from The Fore will support E17PP in increasing its reach and to develop new revenue streams, particularly through ‘charged for’ services.

This project will provide weekly puppet workshops for children with sickle cell disease. Young people will benefit through increased confidence, improved emotional health and greater life skills.

This project will deliver a series of storytelling workshops for pre-school children. This will enable children to gain early development in language and communication, giving them a better chance in ....more

This project will deliver a series of storytelling workshops for pre-school children. This will enable children to gain early development in language and communication, giving them a better chance in life.

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