IHEART PRINCIPLES LIMITED

iheart application for core costs

The purpose of this funding is to deliver a project that will safeguard the mental health of disadvantaged CYP (children and young people) during their transition from primary to secondary school. In doing so, this project will respond to the urgent ....more

The purpose of this funding is to deliver a project that will safeguard the mental health of disadvantaged CYP (children and young people) during their transition from primary to secondary school. In doing so, this project will respond to the urgent need to help disadvantaged children at an age of increased vulnerability to better understand and manage their emotional lives. Project-Beneficiaries The project target group will be disadvantaged CYP aged 9-13 attending schools in London. The project's core activity will be the delivery of ignite: a digital wellbeing and resilience programme specifically designed to engage young people aged 9-13. From its digital set-up and condensed sessions to its relevant and age-appropriate themes, including gaming and movies, the programme delivers interactive and fun mental health education.

The funding will be used to expand reach to children and young people aged 9-13 by adding an initial referral pathway to their Digital Wellbeing and Resilience Programme. The project aims to prevent the development of mental health conditions ....more

The funding will be used to expand reach to children and young people aged 9-13 by adding an initial referral pathway to their Digital Wellbeing and Resilience Programme. The project aims to prevent the development of mental health conditions amongst CYP before they emerge.

iheart Application for a Contribution Towards Core Costs

Funding enabled delivery of the accredited iheart Wellbeing & Resilience programme to 40 vulnerable children and young people.

The funding will be used to develop and expand the groups online programme to support families in need. The project aims to develop resilience strengthen relationships and improve wellbeing.

towards the cost of a programme adaption and development lead, teacher training and supervision support and resources such as IT development, graphics and materials to deliver a newly adapted early intervention mental health resilience programme ....more

towards the cost of a programme adaption and development lead, teacher training and supervision support and resources such as IT development, graphics and materials to deliver a newly adapted early intervention mental health resilience programme supporting vulnerable young children aged 7-9 years old to better cope with pressure caused by or worsened by the impact of Covid -19, as outlined in your application

"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."

£36,450 towards costs as outlined in your application excluding marketing and IT suppport.

IHEART Schools Resilience Project

Development of the IHEART Junior Resilience Curriculum.

Schools Resilience Project

The funding will be used to design, develop and roll out a pilot Junior Programme for children aged 7-10, with the aim to improve confidence and self-esteem.

Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion

The IHEART Schools Resilience Programme aims to help stem the mental health crisis amongst youth and to catalyse a step-change in how young people perceive their wellbeing and mental health, creating resilient adults and contributing members of ....more

The IHEART Schools Resilience Programme aims to help stem the mental health crisis amongst youth and to catalyse a step-change in how young people perceive their wellbeing and mental health, creating resilient adults and contributing members of society.

The project will train teachers to deliver a programme of wellbeing activities that will support young people of school age. The aim is to improve mental health and personal resilience.

This project will create an intervention programme enabling people to look creatively at their problems and manage life challenges. The programme will support people to reach their potential and address issues at the earliest possible point.