Community Projects Save
the World Club have qualified and experienced teachers and community
artists that can help your community achieve enormous benefits
from a locally based environmental arts project.
We have worked with all age groups, children, families and adults
and all levels of ability including participants with learning
difficulties and hard-to-reach groups. We have particular expertise
in attracting and working with young offenders.
• Would you like your community to feel a proud sense of
ownership to their locality?
• Are there spaces that need work, improvement and renovation?
• Would you like to create a locally based project to combine
practical, arts, environmental, even historical themes
• Are there spaces that need work, improvement and renovation?
• Do you need seating, painting, or murals?
• Would you like a mosaic mural to cover a graffiti wall,
or to upgrade an entranceway?
SWC can help your community
• Improve local town gateways, entranceways, walls and
derelict areas
• Create a sense of ownership for citizens regardless of
artistic ability
• Improve language, community relations
• Improves urban and local perspectives, reduces graffiti
• Increases artistic confidence
• Our award-winning arts team inspires further creativity
We can provide a full service including:
• Concept, design and planning
• Advice on relevant fundraising potential
• Arts, research and practical drawing preparation
• Provision of all materials, state-of-the-art equipment
• Risk analysis and safety compliance
• High level finished work, installation and completion
Save the World Club has Investors in People certification, relevant
insurance and legal responsibilities in line with all charity
regulations. Save The World Club has been awarded the Queens
Award for Voluntary Service among its many accolades.
Costs for community projects team must be negotiated according
to the size of the space that needs work. We can negotiate various
elements of the work where necessary and help you to work on
solutions. Let’s join up your community too!
Save
the World Club have a qualified and experienced team of community
artists that can help all stakeholders achieve enormous benefits
from a locally based environmental arts project.
We have worked with all age groups, children, families and adults
and all levels of ability including participants with learning
difficulties and hard-to-reach groups. We have particular expertise
in attracting and working with young offenders and with target
families.
• Would you like your community to feel a proud sense of
ownership to their locality?
• Would you like to create a locally based project to combine
practical, arts, environmental, even historical themes?
• Are there spaces that need work, improvement and renovation?
• Do you need seating, painting, or murals?
• Would you like a mosaic mural to cover a graffiti wall,
or to upgrade an entranceway?
SWC can help your community
• Improve local town gateways, entranceways, walls and
derelict areas
• Create a sense of ownership for citizens regardless of
artistic ability
• Improve language, community relations and citizenship
• Improves urban and local perspectives, reduces graffiti
• Increases artistic confidence
• Our award-winning arts team inspires further creativity
We can provide a full service including:
• Concept, design and planning
• Advice on relevant fundraising potential
• Working with environmental services, planning departments
and other stakeholders
• Arts, research and practical drawing preparation
• Provision of all materials, state-of-the-art equipment
• Risk analysis and safety compliance and monitoring
• High level finished work, installation and completion
Save the World Club has Investors in People certification,
relevant insurance and legal responsibilities in line with all
charity regulations. Save The World Club has been awarded the
Queens Award for Voluntary Service among its many accolades.
Costs for a community projects team must be negotiated according
to the size of the space that needs work. We can negotiate various
elements of the work where necessary and help you to work on
solutions.
Save
the World Club have qualified and experienced teachers and community
artists that can help your school achieve enormous benefits
from a schools-based environmental arts project. We have worked
with all age groups, primary, secondary and adults and all levels
of ability including pupils with learning difficulties and hard-to-reach
groups.
• Would you like to create
a curriculum-based project to combine practical, arts, environmental,
even historical themes? • Are there spaces that need
work, improvement and renovation? • Do you need seating, painting,
murals? • Would you like a mosaic
mural to cover a wall, or to upgrade an entranceway?
SWC can help your school and pupils
• Improve school grounds,
entranceways, walls and derelict areas • Create a sense of ownership
for all learners regardless of academic ability • Improve language, perspective
and artistic confidence • Each learner gains confidence
in life-long skills • Our award-winning arts
team inspires other creativity
We can provide a full service including:
• Concept, design and planning • Advice on relevant fundraising
potential • Arts, research and practical
drawing preparation classes • Provision of all materials,
state-of-the-art equipment • Risk analysis and safety
compliance • High level finished work,
installation and completion
Save the World Club has Investors in People certification, relevant
insurance and legal responsibilities in line with all charity
regulations. Save The World Club has been awarded the Queens
Award for Voluntary Service among its many accolades.
Costs for in-house school projects start at £485 per day
for a team. We can negotiate various elements of the work where
necessary.
We
work in outdoor events, festivals, fairs and fun days to bring
alive the issues of graffiti and urban regeneration to the general
public. We are excited to teach the craft of community mosaic
with the Save The World Club award-winning arts team.
We will have tables set up with the work in progress and a team
of teachers to advise, cut and manage the public who visit.
At previous festivals and events the crowd has been several
deep and very exciting and busy to run. The one day workshop
also has an exhibition on urban art and displays of previous
work in London including several school playgrounds and work
for Network Rail and Transport for London underpasses and bridges.
The message is
Anti-Graffiti
Using waste materials to make exciting art
Urban Regeneration
Community empowerment
Scrap Club
Save
The World Club’s Scrap Club is a magnet for toddlers and
families during any event. The arts facilities, diversity of
materials and scope of teachers knowledge will be excellent
and may include linking up with local providers to add more
workshops on mask making, sculpture, waste tin art, papier mache,
costume making and flagmaking.
The message is:
Waste is an interesting resource
Art is multi-functional
You can explore and be bold because you don’t
have to worry about “ruining anything”
Save
the World Club have qualified and experienced teachers and community
artists that can help your community achieve enormous benefits
from a locally based environmental arts project. 
Save
the World Club have a qualified and experienced team of community
artists that can help all stakeholders achieve enormous benefits
from a locally based environmental arts project. 
Save
the World Club have qualified and experienced teachers and community
artists that can help your school achieve enormous benefits
from a schools-based environmental arts project. We have worked
with all age groups, primary, secondary and adults and all levels
of ability including pupils with learning difficulties and hard-to-reach
groups. 
We
work in outdoor events, festivals, fairs and fun days to bring
alive the issues of graffiti and urban regeneration to the general
public. We are excited to teach the craft of community mosaic
with the Save The World Club award-winning arts team. 
Save
The World Club’s Scrap Club is a magnet for toddlers and
families during any event. The arts facilities, diversity of
materials and scope of teachers knowledge will be excellent
and may include linking up with local providers to add more
workshops on mask making, sculpture, waste tin art, papier mache,
costume making and flagmaking.
