Project Profiles
CRESST is dedicated to helping children and young people learn conflict resolution skills that can be used in their schools and communities.
The Brelms Trust provided a 3-year grant to support a relaunch project to revive and initiate peer mediation schemes post-pandemic in primary schools in Sheffield.
https://imagineiftheatre.co.uk/
imagine if is a Leeds based charity which educates the public about the causes and consequences of social and economic disadvantage through artistic performances and workshops.
The Brelms Trust provided a multi-year grant to help fund the role of Community Director.
Sleepsafe Selby aims to relieve the needs of homeless persons or those at risk of homelessness in Selby and the surrounding areas.
The Brelms Trust provided a 3-year grant towards salary costs.
https://www.vitalprojects.org.uk/
Vital Projects mission is to ensure that the vulnerable and disadvantaged have a voice within the health and social care framework in Bradford and Airedale.
The Brelms Trust provided a 3-year grant towards core costs.
Impact Living provides safe, supportive and quality housing across Yorkshire for young people and adults who are at risk, suffer from complex mental health conditions, chronic/long-term medical conditions and other challenging life issues.
The Brelms Trust provided a one-off grant to support their Creative Arts Therapy Programme.
Keighley Healthy Living is a local charity aiming to support the health and wellbeing of the Keighley community and surrounding areas.
The Brelms Trust provided a 3-year grant to support the salary costs of the Project Support Worker.
Shine21 is based in York and provides support for families and schools in North Yorkshire with a child with Down Syndrome. Support includes therapy for the children, advice, training and resources.
The Brelms Trust provided a 3-year grant towards funding physio and occupational therapy development sessions.
https://supportingolderpeople.org.uk
Supporting Older People operates in Harrogate with a visiting service, social events and advice and information.
The Brelms Trust provided a 3-year grant for salary costs.