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Blue Cabin has been awarded £6,000 to support care experienced children and young people as they move from primary to secondary school.

A family-run foundation has awarded a grant of £6,300 to support Blue Cabin’s core costs.

Blue Cabin has been awarded a grant of £1,400 from the Margaret and Dorothy Gordon Memorial Fund at the Community Foundation North East.

The Barbour Foundation, which backs charities and good causes primarily in the North East of England, has awarded Blue Cabin £10,000 to support the charity’s core costs.

Support from six different funders has been brought together to enable care-experienced young people from Sunderland to learn new skills in film-making.

The Esmée Fairbairn Foundation has awarded £200,000 unrestricted funding across three years to Blue Cabin to support our work with care-experienced children and young people.

Care-experienced children and young people in Northumberland will have the opportunity to work with professional artists and develop their artistic and creative skills, thanks to new funding.

The Garfield Weston Foundation, which supports charities across the UK, has once again awarded funding to Blue Cabin to support our work over the next two years.

The Segelman Trust has awarded Blue Cabin a total of £175,000 – including a £15,000 grant to expand its work with newly-arrived refugee and asylum-seeking children and young people. The remaining £160,000 is core funding, to be used over four years.

To mark its 25th year, the KPMG Foundation developed a special grants programme to award 25 additional grants – including a grant of £25,000 to support the work of Blue Cabin.

A new partnership has been formed, to develop life story work resources specifically for refugee and asylum-seeking children and young people who have recently arrived in the UK.

Blue Cabin has been awarded a grant of nearly £4,000 to develop and improve its existing Creative Life Story Work website.