Children and young people

We’re supporting Newham Council to transform Canning Town Old Library into a home for Newham’s archives and museum collection.

The National Trust's three-year project will create new spaces and opportunities for people to engage with this much-loved heritage site.

Learn how Rekindling Nello James reunited a community, inspired young people and developed an inclusive approach to running an intergenerational heritage project.

A sixth form college in northwest London involved local students in digs on school grounds to investigate a lost tower.

Sound Waves: Music in Newham is exploring 60 years of rich and diverse music heritage across the borough and introducing it to a new generation.

The project will bring together documents, artefacts and stories of people who have experienced care and their activism to create the UK’s first national archive of its kind.

The Wilder Luton project is helping local people connect with and care for green spaces in the town and the surrounding chalk hills landscape.

Our £1.2million funding will help restore Manx Beauty – one of the last surviving boats built in the village of Cellardyke – and create training and learning opportunities for young people.

The Grade II listed West Haven Maltings and Migar House have been transformed into the state-of-the-art Horizon Youth Zone through our Heritage Enterprise programme.

This project will regenerate a historic building in the heart of Bath to house the collection and engage young people and the community.

This project is supporting under-served communities to learn and protect heritage skills and crafts that are at risk.

On the coast of Wester Ross Marine Protected Area, young people aged 7–16 are taking action to care for their local seas.