Funded projects

To deliver, in 2025, a residential supporting UK civil society to develop effective litigation strategies and better collaborate.

For support towards extending the hours of the currently part -time Director in order to extend the company's capacity, stability and position as a leader in the field. To extend partnerships with Southbank Centre and Battersea Arts Centre and to develop a regional hub of older people's arts in South East London with the Albany acting as a centre of exploration of practice.

Core funding, over three years, to support the appointment of a development post, for a consortium of cultural organisations in Manchester.

The grant is requested for core support towards core staff costs to underpin the projects that benefit a wide range of London based elders and many existing and emerging practitioners across the country.

To enable them to employ an artist co-ordinator and support documentation, evaluation and publication on website as an accessible resource for others and professional development for artists.

Core funding over three years, to support a mentoring and training programme for practitioners and older people as facilitators and to create an impact on public awareness of the often unrealised creative potential of the ageing population.

To support a project connecting elderly people with complex needs to their immediate community on the Gascoigne Estate in Barking, through the collaborative building of a sensory garden and arts structures making the Maples Residential Centre and adjacent sheltered housing more visible and better understood within the community.

To support a project called "Hurdles" to take place in Coventry involving a care home, a primary school and the Herbert Art Gallery and Museum. Resulting in an exhibition of portraits and text exploring the stories of those who built post-war Coventry.

To support a project called TEA, designed to bring older and younger people together to share stories at Dora House in St John's Wood.

To support Living Voices - an 18 month programme of work by storytellers and poets in care homes in three areas of Scotland.