OUR SERVICES

Our volunteers are doing what’s needed to help our young people to strive. We actively work on projects that challenge negative behaviour; using creative performing arts to deal with peer pressure, crime and bullying. Our work within and out of schools is vital as we believe early intervention is key to liberation. Our members are all activist for social change and are educators with a single mission "To empower people of colour to make positive contributions to society and to educate non-people of colour to understand that all lives matter"

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We offer practical training and encourage young people to develop and acquire new skills.

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Our weekly wellbeing intervention, drama, tuition and dance sessions offer:

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• a great way for young people to explore creative skills

• a nationally recognised qualification

• a educational tool to learn about Black culture

• a framework for learning new skills and sharing them

• a link between young people and creative professionals in arts and media

• a rapidly growing award that can be achieved throughout England

• SOME OF OUR COURSES ARE MOVING ONLINE NOW. Art, Mentoring, Cookery, Creative Writing, Story Telling and we do podcasting.

Tackling the Issues head-on by collaborating with mentors, community activists, qualified holistic therapists, mental health practitioners,  film makers, career advisor, and other support services; we support those at risk of isolation and homelessness, at whatever age.  We work alongside other community groups; delivering storytelling, therapeutic art sessions for inter-generational experiences,  This offers our young and elderly the opportunity to gain peer to peer mentoring and accelerated aspirations. It is invaluable for our young people to hear historical stories based on their cultural experiences.