Taking participants to the Museums and Art Galleries was one of the part of the project we do. This time our visit was to the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery. We had a nice time and plenty to discovery.

The project "Multicultural Arts" was run two years. Our key goal was to build strong relationships and potential: – Participants feel less isolated/ depressed, with community cohesion built through shared achievement and new friendships – Better understanding of one another’s hardships, increasing empathy; connections to local people help integrate people into new communities.

Our project breaks down barriers to arts participation for asylum seekers, refugees & low-income residents. Responding to national data from ACE’s ‘Taking Part’ survey (2016/17) which highlights persistent gaps in visual arts engagement among lower-income communities & people from diverse backgrounds. Day trip to Liverpool

This project supported by the National Lottery Community Fund will continue till end of 2026. Our key goal is to build strong...

Project supported by the Henry Smith Charity. Thank you for does who took a part in this artist competition. We have the winners in this...

This project granted by Henry Smith Charity to help educate asylum seekers about British values and culture by looking at the most...

This project granted by (£2,600) Leicestershire and Rutland Community Foundation to help educate asylum seekers about British values and...

Project “Colours from the people” granted (£9,932) by the Awards For All, Big Lottery Fund, to help educate asylum seekers about British...

This project granted (£10,000) by Henry Smith Charity to help educate asylum seekers about British values and culture by looking at the...