Who we work with
We work with the people of Doncaster... it could be the boy in a pupil referral unit, the teacher striving to work more creatively, the dementia patient and her carer, the adult looking for work, a young person in their own neighbourhood, or a child with disabilities, the list is endless. Please click below to find out more about what we are up to right now.
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Adults looking for work
Using the arts to improve employability
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Carers and those they care for
Promoting the arts in health
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Children and young people with disabilities
Opportunities for learning and play
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Teachers and pupils
Our work in schools
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Pupil Referral Units
Our work with children, young people and teachers
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Young people
Using the arts to talk to young people about the issues they face
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Better Deal, Better Music
Using music technology to help young people express themselves
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Teachers and pupils
The arts can help children acquire knowledge, gain skills and understand themselves and the ways they learn best. We are experienced in working in schools and have seen how powerful the arts can be time and time again
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Carers and those they care for
Our vision is a world in which creative approaches run right through the health sector, raising the morale of staff, transforming care environments and giving each individual a voice
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Adults looking for work
Our artists use their skills to reach those furthest from the job market. They build confidence and help them think positively about work again.
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Children and young people with disabilities
We create engaging sensory experiences for children and young people of all abilities
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Young People
We use many artforms to engage with young people wherever they gather. The arts allow us to explore issues such as alcohol and drug misuse, anti-social behaviour etc in a safe non judgemental environment.
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Children and young people in Pupil Referral Units
Each unit educates children and young people with distinct needs. Our artists help develop social and life skills and qualifications through creative experiences.