Sentence examples for creative programmes from inspiring English sources

We provided drop-in centres, youth clubs, creative programmes, counselling, therapies, meals and mentoring.

Khulisa Khulisa ("to nurture") delivers unique and creative programmes to offenders and those at risk of crime, violence and victimisation.

Khulisa ("to nurture") delivers unique and creative programmes to offenders and those at risk of crime, violence and victimisation.

Creative programmes that foster innovation are seen as risky and yet are essential for the future of our nation.

Bratton said a series of creative programmes led to success in Los Angeles: "It has to be a comprehensive set of initiatives, it can't be piecemeal".

There has already been £150m spent on creative programmes for 1,500 primary and secondary schools in the past seven years.

The stock is shaped by what's on in the gallery, and all profits feed back into the creative programme.

Annie Warburton, the Crafts Council's creative programme director, said: "At one level our lives are increasingly virtual.

Then visit the Centre Céramique (centreceramique.nl) a cultural space with a creative programme of exhibitions and theatre, or the Lumière Cinema (lumiere.nl), which shows arthouse films.

Attenborough also established Almeida Projects, a creative programme for young people, that culminated in the Young Friends of the Almeida scheme, which boasts a membership of 500.

After appearances at the Dance Umbrella festival and a spell performing with acclaimed choreographer Jonathan Burrows, he joined the X-Group project, a creative programme for young choreographers at Anne Teresa de Keersmaeker's PARTS school in Brussels.