People can feel isolated even when they are in the heart of the city.

Isolation affects older generations in particular and people can feel completely disconnected from their local community.

People of any age can feel isolated and we work tirelessly to involve and integrate people, so they can enjoy ‘feeling a part of it’.

90% of asylum seekers & refugees confirm they are less isolated

The percentage of unemployed households in Liverpool is much higher than the national average and we are trying to help change that.

We offer a varied range of training opportunities, including accredited courses, that will help people take those first steps to employment.
 

• ESOL – English for speakers of other languages

• Arts and cultural programmes

• Urban arts workshops

• Employability workshops

90% of  young people will acquire new skills (essential life skills of performing arts)

Liverpool is a city with a famous community spirit and we look to play a big part in ensuring it stays that way.

Strong community cohesion is good for everyone and is incredibly powerful, it can:
 

• Reduce crime rates

• Improve inclusion

• Increase employment rates

• Bring regeneration to the area

75% of local residents said positive engagement of young people contributes to less antisocial behaviour in the community

Anfield and the surrounding area has been identified as a 'Arts poor' zone. Being in the heart of Liverpool, a city with a rich history of Arts and Culture, we feel a responsibility to bring back the arts to the community around us. 

We believe that great art and culture simply makes life richer, and everyone should be able to experience and participate in it.
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90% of young people entered on Arts Awards programmes get certificates.