Voluntary youth organisation based on and supported, in part, by the Royal Air Force offering a huge range of activities to young people aged 12-20 years.

A Living Tradition aims to use the North East's heritage of human rights work in three key ways: 1) to improve the rights of local minority communities through improving access and reducing isolation, and 2) working with mainstream society and the majority white British community to reduce discrimination, breakdown stereotypes, and improve confidence of/in the minorities they live alongside. Additionally we work to raise awareness of the problems faced by minority communities to local, regional, national and international service providers and agencies. 3) We also work to raise awareness of our human rights heritage and of human rights issues across the world.

A Way Out is an outreach and prevention charity which aims to engage, empower and equip vulnerable and excluded women, families and young people to live lives free from harm, abuse and exploitation and to reduce life limiting choices and behaviour.

a-n is the largest artists’ membership organisation in the UK with over 24,000 members. We support artists and those who work with them in many practical ways, acting on behalf of our membership and the visual arts sector to improve artists’ livelihoods. We have a reputation for providing compelling insights and playing a catalytic role in influencing and informing cultural policy.

We provide challenging opportunities for young people who are particularly marginalised by social and economic circumstances, who are at risk of social exclusion.

aap care4life provider health and wellbeing awareness in the community

Academy 3-13 is a not-for-profit training provider based in Teesside, but with bases in Northumberland, Sunderland and Birtley. We work with the 'Hard to Reach, Long Term unemployed, NEET, and lone parents to deliver accredited training in Employability and Health & Wellbeing and provide work experience opportunities. We are part of a wider organisation called 'Taking Ground'.

Our intention is that with the improvement in mental health and psychological wellbeing of the individual, the positive impact will be of benefit to themselves, their families and the wider community.