Goals: To boost confidence and skills through music, creativity and teamworking
Funding: Supported by the Arts Council, Lincolnshire County Council and the private sector, which provides 50 per cent cash and 50 per cent non-financial support, including venues
and staff
Contact: Project director Emma-Sue Prince, 020 8925 9081
Young people in care often need a boost to their skills and confidence, although opportunities for independent, creative support can be limited.
That's where One Jam comes in.
The Lincolnshire pilot uses music - namely gospel, R&B and rap - to help teenagers explore feelings and issues and build skills.
Over several weeks, the 16 participants will explore issues and learn teambuilding and new skills by playing instruments, singing songs and using a range of equipment, including computers and cameras.
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