Our projects empower lives through education
By providing grants for educational opportunities and inspirational life experiences, we have helped young people build new skills, provided access to new learning opportunities and enhanced education opportunities for all.
Empowering Lives: Fonthill's Commitment to UK Initiatives
Within the United Kingdom, the Fonthill Foundation is passionately dedicated to cultivating a brighter and more promising future for our local communities, driven by an unwavering commitment to making a lasting and positive impact on the lives.
Latest UK projects
Early Years Education Provision in Brighton & Hove
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Free Life Skills & Wellbeing Sessions for Young People 8-16 Years
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Innovative Peer-led Mental Health Support for Primary School Children
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Myth Monsters! Coming to Hastings and East Sussex Primary Schools
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Overseas Projects: Empowering Lives Through Education
At the Fonthill Foundation, our commitment to empowering lives through education extends to a diverse range of projects, both within the United Kingdom and overseas.
Latest overseas projects
Early Years Education Provision in Brighton & Hove
We are thrilled to be supporting ToyBox, the low-cost nursery/creche at Brighton Women's Centre which offers ’Outstanding’ early years education (Ofsted, 2023) for children facing multiple disadvantages, in the heart of Brighton city-centre. The facility ensures that children from low-income families, who are experiencing multiple challenges (including trauma, abuse, domestic violence, parental addiction and/or mental illness), have access to high quality early years education, giving them the best possible foundation for the future.
Free Life Skills & Wellbeing Sessions for Young People 8-16 Years
Old Boat Community Association have provided a series of free monthly sessions for young people aged 8-16 offering the opportunity to learn about life skills and health and wellbeing issues not normally taught in schools. Nearly 50 young people have benefitted from topics including How the voting system works, Fitness & Finance, Money, Money, Money!, First Aid skills and alternative career opportunities.
Innovative Peer-led Mental Health Support for Primary School Children
A Community Grant is supporting Debbie Stevens CIC to equip more than 70 young people to become 'Wellbeing Ambassadors' in their school's, through the delivery of their innovative '5 Ways to Wellbeing' Programme. The creation of Wellbeing Ambassadors builds sustainable peer-led mental health support networks in primary schools that help equip children with the emotional life skills necessary to build positive mental health and wellbeing.
Myth Monsters! Coming to Hastings and East Sussex Primary Schools
We're excited to be supporting Dens & Signals new project. Myth Monster is a journey into the mind-boggling realm of deep time — the very long, slow time in which our planet and our species evolved — and within which we live our tiny yet brilliant human lives. Part performance, part headphone experience, it’s about us, our ancestors, and how the stories we tell will determine what kind of ancestors we’ll become. Leaving pupils feeling excited about the future. (Photo Credit: Rod Morris)
