Our Projects

Thanks to funding from the Coronavirus Community Support Fund, distributed by The National Lottery Community Fund, we were able to adapt our services to meet the needs of young people during the pandemic. While we were unable to resume our junior youth club sessions as planned due to ongoing

A small group of young people worked with a music coach Tosin (Z-arts) for 6 weeks, during this time they developed their singing skills. Fullcircle invited the young people’s family and friends and members of the community to come along to watch them at a performance evening. We filmed

In collaboration with the Greater Manchester Youth Federation (GMYF), we organised an unforgettable weekend adventure for ten girls aged 10-14 from Chadderton South. In July 2024, the girls embarked on a thrilling journey to Ormside Mill in Cumbria. Led by Ethan, the Outdoor Adventure Education Coordinator at GMYF, our

In response to rising anti-social behaviour and the growing presence of young people in local green spaces, we partnered with Oldham Youth Service, Oldham Athletic Community Trust to open the doors of Yew Tree and offer a youth club for ages 11-18. The Senior youth club provides a safe

As a member of the Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater Manchester (BGCGM), we were thrilled to participate in the “Mix It Up! Arts” project, funded by the Arts Council of England in partnership with Z-arts. Over the course of 40 weeks (extended due to the COVID pandemic), this

With funding from the Oldham Community Safety and Cohesion Partnership, we launched the “In the Know” project to promote healthy relationships and support young people affected by domestic violence and abuse. Our 12-month program offered accredited educational sessions designed to reduce incidents of violence by building capacity and resilience.

Our CODE:Girls project was a transformative experience for 15 girls aged 10-13. Through engaging activities, we equipped them with the tools to navigate life’s challenges with confidence and resilience. Over 20 weeks, these young women explored self-esteem, body positivity, and healthy relationships. They learned to manage stress, build resilience,

The Step Back in Time project was funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund Young Roots program and delivered in partnership by Fullcircle nw CIC, Chadderton District Youth Team, and Chadderton Historical Society. Our project aimed to engage young people with the rich history of Chadderton over the past 100

Fullcircle and Oldham Council collaborated to secure funding for a major upgrade to the local skate park. Thanks to a £107,384 grant from Viridor Credits Environmental Company and additional funds raised by the young people themselves, we were able to invest a total of £158,880 into this project. Throughout