This year Aviva Community Fund launched a competition to secure funding for important causes in the community.

Success4All started our first Code Club in September of last year, and we now run three across the city.

To mark the end of the volunteer month we spoke to a volunteer who we have seen blossom as a tutor while she has been with us and is now going on to do her PGCE at Durham University!

This blog is given to you from one of the WEYDA group members Ali Barkat

As part of the Real Translation Project in partnership with Newcastle University, language students from Newcastle University and students from the Learning Hub at Walker Technology College began their Spanish Textiles Project.

For the past 6 weeks, GemArts have been working in partnership with Success4All to deliver high quality participatory arts projects with young people from the Millin Centre.

A Very Important Interview With Danielle King - Japanese Club Leader by Busola Afolabi on November 22, 2013   So….. What’s your name? 'Danielle King or Dannie with the name badge' What are you doing at this exact moment while answering my difficult questions? 'I’m actually on the

It was great to read the news today that the leaders of Britain are coming together to make a commitment to young people and ensuring their involvement in social action as well as money investments in this area.

17-year old Abdul from Benwell received the Princess Diana Award for being a Diana Champion Volunteer due to the passion he demonstrates at our Learning Hubs.