This Easter, we’re running a FREE three-day filmmaking project – a fantastic chance to learn new skills, get creative, and work alongside other young people to produce a short film. Project Details: 📅 Dates: Wednesday 23rd – Friday 25th April 2025⏰ Time: 10:00am – 3:00pm each day🍽️ Lunch provided daily💸 Completely FREE to attend Who […]

This project works with young people in South Tyneside to create podcasts around issues and topics that are important to them. The project is youth led, Young people decide the content they want to create and are supported by our team to develop and record it. This project is kindly funded by The Community Foundation.

Our Aiming High Project works with young people aged between 16 – 25-year-olds who are young migrants, asylum seekers or refugees that live in Newcastle, Gateshead, Sunderland, North Tyneside and South Tyneside. During our project we support young people to build gain their confidence with financial literacy, improved English-speaking levels and learn some media journalism […]

Bright Sparks is a project which supports young people who are living independently for the first time or transitioning out of care into independent living to become more energy efficient through giving them tips, guidance and equipping them with energy saving items. It supports young people in reducing energy bills and ensures that they are […]

Our Tyne on Your Side Project works with young people who have SEND or are Care-Experienced or Care Leavers to support and build their confidence through Media and Journalism to support them into meaningful employment, volunteering or return to education. This project mixes employability skills, 1-2-1 mentoring and creative media to give young people a […]

Our Young Journalist Programme is an open access youth session that allows young people to come along and take part in media and journalism. As with all of Headliners work this is a free youth session and Headliners can support with accessibility such as support with travel fairs for young people to attend. Young people […]