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COMMUNITY & EDUCATION
COMMUNITY & EDUCATION | MENTAL HEALTH & WELLBEING | OPEN COURSES & EVENTS | WORKPLACE TRAINING
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FEELING FUNNY: Youth
Our Feeling Funny: Youth programme offers schools and community organisations the opportunity to improve the mental health and wellbeing of young people whilst providing them skills to develop their relationships, confidence, self-esteem and communication.
LAUGHTER LINES
The Laughter Lines programme was developed and piloted to use comedy and humour to engage students that were struggling to attain in normal lessons and introduce ideas that they had previously been disinterested in.
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Feeling Funny Youth CLUB
Feeling Funny Youth Club is a continuous programme for graduates of the Feeling Funny programmes to continue to express themselves through humour and comedy and keep the positive momentum of the programme going as a group of like-minded individuals.
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Laughter After Loss
Laughter After Loss is a new pilot project inspired by our cornerstone mental health support programme Feeling Funny, engaging with adults living in Liverpool to support their grieving journey through the power of laughter. The programme includes a weekly drop in group, comedy course and campaign, Well Funny workshops and days out / experiences to enjoy across the city.
WELL FUNNY
Well Funny events are designed to bring people together and provide a much needed injection of happiness and humour into participants lives. Events run for one to two hours within organisations and/or community groups...
Accessible CV's
Inspiring change through the power of young people's voices. Join us on our journey as we develop an Accessible CV toolkit alongside Sandfield Park School, Disability Advocate Harry Georgiou and Dr Marie Caslin from Liverpool Hope University to combat the challenges young disabled people face when entering the world of work
STAND OUT PROGRAMME
Stand Out – the stand-up comedy course for young people is the Comedy Trust’s flagship course. The course began as a pilot scheme back in 2002 for 11-14 year olds and proved so popular that it is now run all year round in schools across the North West.
Boss Your Future Pilot Project
Supporting 16 - 30 year olds back into the world of work and / or education through our employability training project with a twist. Let's Boss Your Future together...
EXTERNAL WORKSHOPS
Want to host your own programmes with us for your participants? We work with external organisations such as Wellbeing Enterprises and Child Bereavement UK hosting sessions that show how humour and laughter can be used as a tool for personal resilience
PAST PROJECT ARCHIVE
BBC GET CREATIVE WORKSHOP
As part of the BBC Get Creative initiative we hosted comedy workshops to providing participants with the perfect kick-start to their creative journey.
WHY WE ARE FUNNY
A group of 20 of our Stand Out graduates worked for 6 months to research the history of comedy in Liverpool and to find out what gave the city a unique sense of humour.
OPTIONS FOR SUPPORTED LIVING
Our Options for Supported Living project ran in 2014 - 2015 working with 3 groups of ten alongside their care assistants to help them develop their very own comedy routines.
WW1 COMEDY PROJECT
We've received funding from the Heritage Lottery Fund to launch our WW1 Comedy Project that worked alongside young people from across Liverpool researching the impact entertainment in particular comedy had on boosting the morale of troops and families back home during the war...
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