In 2017, Chloe Rutherford and Liam Curry lost their lives at the Ariana Grande concert. The Trust, which was set up by their families to honour Chloe and Liam, is seeking funding to enable more young people who face disadvantage to access sport & performing arts leadership qualifications.
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The new leadership programme, which is legacy to Chloe & Liam, will: • Meet the unmet demand from young people who face hardship to gain performing arts and sport leadership qualifications. • Equip young people in the North East with transferable leadership skills that will enhance their employability. • Enable young people to play a lead role in enabling sport and performing arts to improve mental and physical health.
‘Chloe and Liam’s Leaders’ will enable young people to be the next generation of instructors, leaders and role models, with the skills, confidence, and qualifications to lead performing arts and sporting activities in their communities. It will bring several cultural, sporting and educational partners together to share expertise and create progressive pathways for each young person from foundational qualifications into further study.