Very little would have been possible without the unbelievable support of the organisations listed below. They have contributed in so many ways, with their time, finance, expertise and much more. We extend our warmest thanks to each of them.
Connecting Communities (C2) is a community development learning programme designed to equip participants with the skills and capabilities for effective community engagement and collaborative working. It uses the powerful medium of narrative to embed learning...
Total Dance is a company that brings together a group of people of all ages, who have a passion for dance. The team have a combined expertise which spans the whole range of dance disciplines, physical activity, community development and education with experience of delivering at every level across a broad spectrum of dance....
The Carnegie UK Trust investigates areas of public concern to influence policy and practice, in the interest of democracy, civil society and social justice.....
The Eden Project is wholly owned by the Eden Trust, an educational charity (charity number 1093070). They use exhibits, events, workshops and educational programmes to remind people what nature gives to us and to help people to learn how to look after it in return. All money raised goes to further the aims of the Trust.
The Duchy Health Charity’s purpose is to help improve health and health care in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly. Since 1989 The Duchy Health Charity has been the largest charity in Cornwall funding projects in the field of health.
Pirate FM's charitable arm, The Pirate Trust relies on help to raise money that's going to stay locally and help individuals and projects across Cornwall, Plymouth and West Devon.
The Department of Health Let’s DANCE with Change4life was launched on January 27th and will be fronted by celebrity Dance group, Diversity. Let’s DANCE with Change4Life is a great opportunity for all partners to work together towards achieving an active nation.
FEAST is a programme that helps make great art happen in Cornish villages and towns. Their ambition is to touch and inspire people of all ages and backgrounds and generate a whole new wave of creative activity in your communities. Opportunities are provided for more people to enjoy events as audiences, but their focus is on bringing people together to take part in creative projects and animating local celebrations and cultural life.
The West Cornwall Youth Trust (WCYT) was established in 2009 to provide help to underprivileged, socially disadvantaged and disabled young people aged between 10 and 21. The Trust helps them to take part in worthwhile activities that they might otherwise not be able to afford.
The Works provide support, advice and information to individuals and companies involved in dance and theatre in Cornwall, including youth dance and youth theatre activities. Their aim is for dance and theatre practitioners to be able to develop their ideas and work, and audiences to have the chance to experience the best that the performing arts have to offer..