Opportunity for Writer in Residence â Age Concern ... - Helix Arts

More documents

Recommendations

Info

Please send the following: CV showing relevant experience A proposal/workshop plan (up to 3 sides of A4) outlining: o What you intend to create with the participants o Draft workshop plans for the twelve workshops o How you will address issues of engaging transient young people Up to five examples of recent work with similar groups. Please send responses to: Kate Roebuck Project Manager Helix Arts 2 nd Floor, The Old Casino 1-4 Forth Lane Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 5HX Or email kate.roebuck@helixarts.com Deadline for submissions is 12 noon Monday 7 July 4
Appendix 1 – Management and Administration Management/Support The Moving On programme is managed and administered by Helix Arts and South of the Tyne ISSP. A number of key structures are in place to support and deliver the programme successfully. These include a Management Team representing all parties and a Link Person on site to liaise with and support the artist on a day-to-day basis. Within this framework careful monitoring will take place at regular intervals throughout the programme duration, to ensure it is proceeding to the satisfaction of all parties and to address any issues that may arise. Project Partners Helix Arts Helix Arts specialises in the development of projects and initiatives exploring the role and potential of the arts in a social context. Long-term partnerships, particularly with the public and voluntary sectors, enable Helix to produce projects designed to engender broad participation, collaboration and sustainability. Established in 1983 (as Artists’ Agency) we have worked with more than 200 artists in the delivery of over 150 projects with an increasing focus on international partnerships. Helix Arts has charitable status and is revenue funded by Arts Council England, North East. For further information, visit www.helixarts.com ISSP The South of the Tyne Intensive Supervision and Surveillance Programme (ISSP) is targeted at prolific and serious young offenders aged between 12-18 years. Managed by a consortium of local authorities (Sunderland, Gateshead and South Tyneside) working with partner agencies to provide a strict and closely monitored regime, taking the place of a custodial sentence. Most of the young people spend six months on ISSP with the aims of reducing the frequency and seriousness of offending within this group; tackling the underlying needs of offenders, particularly education/training; and providing reassurance to communities through close surveillance and rigorous enforcement. Project Funding The 2008/09 Moving On programme is funded by South of the Tyne Intensive Supervision and Surveillance Programme, Arts Council England, North East and Northern Rock Foundation. 5
Page 1 and 2: Fix my space! Opportunity for visua
Page 3: Please note: the young people are t
Page 7: Basement Room Floor Plan 7

Opportunity for Writer in Residence â Age Concern ... - Helix Arts

Create successful ePaper yourself

Delete template?

Save as template?

Opportunity for Writer in Residence â Age Concern ... - Helix Arts