Ticket Mate Fund

A volunteer-run community outreach project that supports people who experience social, health and financial challenges. It serves a diverse range of people with a focus on supporting mental health, and it creates accessible pathways to invite and inspire its members, through lively social and cultural programmes.

British Bangladeshi Fashion Council's mission is to empower and uplift British Bangladeshi and underrepresented women in the fashion industry, bridging the gaps that have hindered their progress thus far. Central to their vision is the establishment of a cooperative business run by the women, fostering an environment that nurtures growth, collaboration, and empowerment.

The ClementJames Centre is an award winning charity that empowers the community to release its potential in one of London’s most disadvantaged areas.

Core Arts is an award winning Mental Health Charity based in London. Their mission is to promote positive mental health and wellbeing through creative learning. Providing quality education, training, events, sporting, horticultural activities and employment initiatives enabling adults who experience mental health-issues to overcome barriers.

An artist-led collective platforming emerging socially-engaged creatives from diverse communities, Ferarts aims to shape the direction of today's contemporary art scene by projecting young voices and creating opportunities to exhibit thought-provoking, innovative works to new audiences.

Crisis is the national charity for homeless people. They help people directly out of homelessness and campaign for the changes needed to solve it altogether. Crisis Skylight Croydon run a vibrant and popular creative programme where people who are homeless can do workshops in a range of areas including woodwork, furniture design and restoration, carpentry, art, photography, ceramics, sewing and upcycling, poetry, drama and animation to provide future life opportunities.

A safe space for black women to meet up and discuss issues that affect them as well as participate in arts and crafts activities. We do this to help their mental wellbeing and make new friends.

The charity is working to achieve three key goals by 2025 – enhancing patient care and experience, improving health outcomes in hospitals and supporting better health and wellbeing in surrounding communities.

IntoUniversity is an award-winning national education charity operating a network of 31 local learning centres and projects in disadvantaged communities across the UK. Since 2002, they have supported over 100,000 young people to achieve at school and beyond, through their holistic programme of Academic Support, mentoring and the aspiration-raising FOCUS programme.

Share Community is an award-winning charity that provides opportunities for adults with learning disabilities and autism in London, supporting them to live more independent, happy, and healthy lives. They provide a holistic service, offering accredited training to help their students move towards employment, personal development courses and schemes to help people be more included in their communities.

In 1985, St Mary Abbots Rehabilitation and Training (SMART) was registered as a Charity to support people affected by mental illness on their path to recovery. The founders recognised the importance of meaningful activity and training as a way to rebuild lives, giving people purpose, confidence and skills. As the Charity grew it also recognised the importance of friends, music, laughter and fun.

Spotlight is a youth service based in Tower Hamlets supporting young people aged 11-19 to reach their full potential. Alongside artist-led creative programmes, the charitable foundation provides a wrap-around support service, with dedicated youth workers and an in-house GP, youth empowerment opportunities and fitness programmes.

The Creative Space is a year-round programme of creative workshops based in Arlington (managed by One Foundation part of One Housing Group) and SPACE. The residents are involved in choosing the programme’s content and developing their own work as well as engaging with artist-led projects. The programme supports those on the homeless pathway scheme in Camden, and those who have recently gone on to independent living.

The trust aims to promote the benefit of the inhabitants of the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea without distinction of colour, race, ethnicity, national origin, sex or political-religious background.