Programmes

Creative, wellbeing-led programmes designed to support growth, care, and real-world readiness. Each is adapted to context, responsive to participants, and deliverable within real organisational constraints.

Solomon created a safe, grounded space where men could show up fully without pressure or judgment. The retreat felt both restorative and empowering.
Moronkeji Yusuf

Currently Running

Artist Development

Supports emerging artists to develop their creative practice while building the emotional, relational and practical capacity needed to sustain that work over time. Combines skill-building with reflection on artistic identity, emotional regulation and collaboration. Participants develop clearer creative direction, stronger self-awareness, and tools to sustain practice without depletion.

Accelerators

Employability-focused programmes that build the internal capacities young people need to move into work, training, or opportunity with confidence and direction. Focuses on communication, responsibility, problem-solving, teamwork and navigating transitions. Participants gain practical skills, increased confidence and a clearer sense of next steps.

Men’s Wellbeing

Bespoke programmes rooted in men’s work practice, creating structured, supportive spaces for men to explore identity, emotional expression, accountability and community. Always tailored to the specific group and context rather than following a fixed curriculum. Participants develop greater self-awareness, stronger emotional regulation, and healthier ways of relating to themselves and others.

 

Launching End of 2026

IMPRINTS: Music & Poetry for Wellbeing

6-week framework for young people aged 14–17 experiencing disconnection, trauma or transition. Uses music and poetry as tools for emotional expression and breaking negative cycles. Combines skill-building in music production with structured reflection, creative work and peer community. Early partnerships welcome.

Launching 2027

Beyond Borders: Cultural Exchange

Framework connecting young people aged 18–25 across borders (London and Equatorial Guinea) to build global consciousness, challenge stereotypes and create genuine cross-cultural relationships. Facilitates dialogue, creative collaboration and joint projects that matter to both communities. Strategic partners being confirmed.

How programmes are delivered

Programmes can be delivered:
• as standalone workshops
• as multi-session programmes
• embedded within existing provision
• in partnership with organisations

All programmes are adapted to context, capacity, and participant needs.