Projects we’ve funded

Families of children with D/deafness or hearing impairments took part in social activities that taught them about local heritage, traditions and skills passed down through generations.

This New Ground is supporting people with learning disabilities in Portsmouth to make their voices heard through oral history.

The three-year-long project is sharing more of the Scottish Football Museum's collection and creating new resources and displays on Scotland's football history.

Conservation of the medieval building along with contemporary design has brought the site into new use as self-catering accommodation and a community space.

A state-of-the-art visitor attraction and community engagement scheme celebrates the historic Stockton and Darlington railway line.

The much-loved open-air pool complex has been reinstated as the centrepiece of the town’s seafront, following a campaign led by local volunteers.

Over five years, the Chilterns Conservation Board worked with partners to engage communities, celebrate the rich heritage of the area and enhance habitats and wildlife.

This Scotland-wide programme will help secure at risk churches for community use.

The Grade I listed Lord Leycester has been restored, refurbished and further opened up for visitors to enjoy.

Thanks to £4.8million in National Lottery funding, Staffordshire History Centre will provide state of the art archive facilities for communities.

Around the world people come together singing Auld Lang Syne. National Lottery funding is helping to secure the future of the Scottish farm where Robert Burns wrote it.

Along a historic walking route across southeast London, this project is creating a corridor of freshwater habitats and connecting local communities with their natural heritage.