Since 2011, Fullcircle nw CIC have successfully delivered a range of projects in and around the North West. Fullcircle nw CIC have:

• Worked with 13,879 people;
• Delivered 1,542 sessions, equivalent to 3,118 hours;
• Engaged and supported 22 Oldham based community groups;
• Recruited and trained 27 adult volunteers and 28 young volunteers;
• Provided 1,667 volunteering hours

Statistics

These infographics summarise the statistical data for 2019, 2021 and 2022 they show the following:

• The total number of individuals we have worked with over the year and number of people we have worked with across each of our services
• The total number sessions we have provided over the year
• The total number of hours and the number of hours across each of our services we have provided over the year
  

CODE: Girls

A girls only project designed to educate and help individuals learn how to manage difficulties in their lives by applying positive coping strategies and resilience-building techniques.

The girls increased their knowledge and understanding in a range of areas including; body confidence and self-esteem and challenge unrealistic beauty ideals and healthy relationships. In addition, the participants were awarded two AQA Units Certificates. 

The Step Back in Time project 

The project enabled young people to learn about the history of Chadderton over the past 100 years, funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund.

As part of the project, the young people wanted to host a tea party and invite elderly Chadderton residents. We hosted the tea party on 13th April 2015, which was a huge success, we had 43 elderly residents attend; the young people served tea and cake and participated in the game of Bingo and the young people were the team captains on the quizzes. 

Coalshaw Green Skatepark

Fullcircle nw CIC and Oldham Council worked in partnership to identify funding to upgrade and improve the skatepark facility. Fullcircle successfully bid for £107,384 from Viridor Credits Environmental Company.

Fullcircle involved the young people in the process to ensure project met their needs, and the young people choose the contractors and worked with ‘Freestyle’ to design the new facility. The skatepark was officially launched in March 2015. 

'In the Know' Project

Fullcircle nw CIC secured funding from the Oldham Community Safety and Cohesion Partnership to deliver a 12-month project to promote healthy relationships, and support young people affected by domestic violence and abuse and prevent them from becoming involved in violence themselves.



We developed an accredited educational programme designed to help to reduce incidents of violence by building capacity and resilience with young people, whilst participating in the programme the young people worked towards achieving two AQA Awards.

Sholver Youth Club: Singing Project

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 the performance and each young person received a copy as a memento.

To celebrate the individual achievements, Fullcircle arranged to take the young people to a music recording studio, so they could learn the basics and to record their songs.