Pop Arts is a charitable organisation based in Haringey, that wants to ensure all young people, regardless of their financial status or the challenging circumstances that they might face, have access to the support and technology they need to make their own music. We believe everyone can make great music and great art, but for those that are less fortunate, there are often barriers in place that restrict their access to the arts and creativity.
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The Listening Place (TLP) provides face-to-face and 100% confidential support for people experiencing suicidal feelings in London. Support is delivered through face-to-face and ongoing appointments and is delivered by a team of 800 highly trained volunteers who are backed by leading professionals in the mental health industry.
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We're really grateful to The Pixel Fund for donating to us for our work around mental health support for young people. Whilst a lot of our work is in a group setting, our Youth Social Prescribing service is 1:1 for young people aged 11-18 at risk of social isolation and needing early intervention support to reduce long term mental health concerns.
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Grief, loneliness and suicidal thoughts are just some of the symptoms people report when they apply for our free, one-to-one listening support service. Our research has shown that young adults and adolescents (AYA) under the age of 25 typically have the poorest disease outcomes, with a noticeable lack of access to mental health support.
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Due to the generosity of the Pixel Fund Mothers for Mothers will be able to increase capacity to provide support for women under 25 through our Peer Support Groups and social activities, our REACH helpline, Art Psychotherapy and Counselling, SEND support, and a Home Visiting Service aimed at women who are too unwell to attend groups or access counselling but who desperately need face-to-face support, helping them to increase their confidence and progress to accessing other provision such as support groups and other services.
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ADHD Embrace is a small but impactful community support charity in Southwest London for families and professionals who live and work with children and teens with the neuro developmental condition Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). We do this by providing information, knowledge and practical support, being an advocate for ADHD awareness and empowering those with ADHD. For two decades we have worked to ensure that children with ADHD are understood, supported and thrive.
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Clear Sky Children's Charity provides Play and Creative Arts therapeutic services to children in schools, and provides parenting support and professional training for practitioners all over the UK. Clear Sky supports vulnerable children who have experienced a traumatic event or who are suffering with emotional or behavioural issues.
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For over 54 years, Brandon Centre has been at the forefront of delivering preventative services grounded in the psychoanalytic understanding of adolescent development. An important part of our work is reaching and supporting young people in our community who don’t typically access statutory mental health services.
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Youthlife was established in Derry/Londonderry in 1992 by a group of parents concerned about the emotional effect of bereavement and loss on their own children. Thanks to Pixel's £5000 contribution to our core costs Youthlife can continue to provide counselling and therapeutic support for 200+ children and young people per year aged 5-25 years who have experienced the loss of a significant person in their life through bereavement, separation, loss or family breakdown.
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Home-Start Clackmannanshire offer practical and emotional support to families across Clackmannanshire who have at least one child under the age of 12. Ensuring they are able to build strong foundations for a happy and healthy future as a families. We provide a package of supports, bespoke to each family, to improve mental health and wellbeing, reduce isolation, and increase resilience.
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Home-Start Cambridgeshire are delighted to announce the award of a grant from The Pixel Fund of £5,684, in support of our Young Parents Project. Our vision is to give children in Cambridgeshire the best possible start in life, and so we support families with young children who are going through difficult times.
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The Level Two mentoring provision supports vulnerable young people with mental health issues to develop coping strategies which enable them to set and achieve goals and improve their life chances. In 2023, we have mentored 150 young people, but the need is increasing significantly as many more young people experience mental health challenges. This funding enables us to support 17 additional young people.
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Here at the Therapy Garden, we are truly grateful for the wonderful grant from the Pixel Fund that enabled us to continue with our work with young people, offering interventional vocational education opportunities through gardening and horticulture. this year we have supported over 80 young people referred to us from local schools.
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We would like to thank The Pixel Fund for the generous grant of £8000 you gave to Cerebral Palsy Plus in June 2023. This has significantly impacted children and young people with Cerebral Palsy, allowing us to develop our services and deliver more activities than ever before. These activities have aligned perfectly with our mission to support our members in fulfilling their potential and creating opportunities for connection, fun, and personal development.
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Pop Arts successfully engaged 2 eligible young people in Haringey through creative music mentoring sessions. Over 7 weeks (during Nov-Dec 2023), participants met weekly for 2 hours at Ten87 studios in South Tottenham, guided by a music producer to create their own music. The participants explored diverse music genres, including Trap, Drill, Afrobeat, Hip Hop, and Pop.
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