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Upcoming Course...
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Join our Health and Social Care Level 1 Course starting on 25th November! To secure your spot, please reach out to us now to enrol. Let us help you get ready for the start of your career in the Health and Social Care sector!
Collaboration with The Junction
Lakota has partnered up with The Junction on their new Multibank project to help distribute free goods to those who are struggling with the rise in the cost of living and are in need of support with essentials. Items such as clothing, toiletries, household goods and crockery can be distributed by us to our local people, providing a massive boost for those on low income.
The area of Middlesbrough has the highest rate of poverty in the region. By partnering up with The Junction for this amazing project, we are hoping to reduce these rates in our local area.
If you or someone that you know would benefit from this, please get in touch with us.
Below is a example of a beauty package that can be collected from us.
Coming Soon...
Rhythm Revolution: Deaf Youth Co-Creating a Multi-Sensory Music & Digital Arts Movement in Stockton
Key Activities
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Rhythm Revolutionaries Unite!: Kick-off workshops where participants co-design the project's direction, expressing their musical interests and creative aspirations. Potential partners: ARC Stockton Arts Centre, Stockton Libraries
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Sonic Explorations: Hands-on experimentation with vibrational instruments, visual sound installations, and haptic technologies to discover new ways of experiencing and creating music. Project partners: Tees Music Alliance, Musinc
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Deaf Digital Storytellers: Participants collaborate with deaf filmmakers and animators at Stockton's Animate Arts Company to produce visual music stories that express their lived experiences and perspectives.
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Silent Rave Remixed: Youth-led events featuring DJ sets with visual cues, interactive light installations, and collaborative dance performances at The Georgian Theatre, creating a unique and inclusive party atmosphere.
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Tech Takeover: Participants gain skills in music production software, coding, and virtual reality at Stockton Riverside College's digital media labs to design immersive multi-sensory experiences and interactive sound installations.
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Rhythm Revolution Showcase: A grand finale where participants unleash their creativity, showcasing their co-created music, digital art, and performances to the community at Preston Park Museum & Grounds. Partners: BBC Tees, local press
Impact & Innovation
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Co-creation at the Core: Deaf young people drive every aspect of the project's content and direction, ensuring true ownership and empowerment.
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Multi-Sensory Fusion: The project merges cutting-edge technologies, visual arts, and storytelling to create a groundbreaking and fully inclusive musical experience.
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Deaf-Led Movement: This initiative amplifies deaf voices and challenges stereotypes, fostering a new generation of confident, creative leaders.
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Community Engagement: The project actively engages the wider Stockton community through interactive workshops, public performances, and online platforms, increasing awareness and appreciation of deaf culture and creativity.