This is an example of an early intervention programme that has been commissioned to us.
We are often commissioned by organisations hoping to add creativity to their service. We have the ability to convert challenging messages through various forms or art, which is an effective, accessible and innovative way to achieve learning objectives.
If you have a project that you are considering us to deliver, please do not hesitate to contact us. We have worked on an array of projects tackling many issues and are always happy to tailor make programmes to suit your wants and needs.

The programme has benefitted over 2000 young people and a number of communities across the South West and has evidenced significant outcomes in both young people’s wellbeing, PSHE development and local crime reporting by parents/ carers.
The main objective of this project is to provide young people with the knowledge and resilience to understand and report crime. This will enable them to look at how they can make their community a safer and better place to be in, and to help them make an informed choice when faced with difficult challenges or decisions.
Details of how the charity Crimestoppers works and the promotion of the 0800 555 111 telephone number is an important part of this project which the young people showcase to parents and carers.
Participating Schools
Millpond Primary School
St Werburghs Primary School
St Barnabas Primary School
Summerhill Primary School
St Barnabas Primary School
St Werburghs Primary School
Broomhill Primary School
West Town Lane Academy
Wicklea Academy
Kingfisher Academy
Millpond Primary School
Bannerman Road Academy
Oasis Academy Connaught
Hareclive Academy
Ilminster Academy
Frome Vale Academy
Christ the King Primary School
May Park Primary School
Filton Avenue Primary School
Walliscote Primary School
Windwhistle Primary School
Milton Park Primary School
Bournville Primary School
Greenfield EACT Academy
Fair Furlong Primary School
Victoria Park Primary School
Sea Mills Primary School
St Peters C of E Primary School
Nova Primary School
Hamp Academy
Somerset Bridge Primary School
Bridgwater College Academy
Blackhorse Primary School
Wallscourt Farm Academy
St Michaels C of E Primary School
Teacher Testimonials

So far in 2019’s What Would You Do? programme, the Bridgwater programme completed with great success on the 27th March. Over 60 young people from Bridgwater took to the stage at The McMillan Theatre to showcase their learning.
The WWYD programme has been empowering young people across 3 of Bridgwater’s primary schools (Bridgwater College Academy, Hamp Academy and Somerset Bridge Primary). Over a course of 6 weeks, we delivered workshops in the schools to teach the children how to advocate safe messages around the subjects of knife crime, hate crime and healthy relationships, all taught through the use of the arts. Children from each school were selected to represent their school and champion in one of the subjects by performing a creative section on the night to empower their community with their knowledge.
We are now delivering workshops in 3 schools across South Gloucestershire (Blackhorse Primary School, Wallscourt Farm Academy and St Michaels CE VC Primary School). They will showcase their learning through a performance to their families at UWE Conference Centre on 25th June 2019.
What Would You Do? Full 2017 film!

The 2017 What Would You Do? programme completed with great success on the 26th April with a film premier at Ashton Gate Stadium with a whopping 800 guests!
The program was multi-layered process, working with the year 5 children of 8 Bristol schools. Unique Voice facilitated creative, educational workshops where children explored some of the issues they face within their communities. Being given the opportunity to talk openly about their concerns and the resolutions they can achieve gives children the opportunity to be safer and more responsible as they grow up.
Once the term of workshops concluded, the children then shared their learning through acting to film. Company Director Claire Farnham filmed the children and chaptered their learning in to the 5 powerful short films to the right.
The premier at Ashton Gate Stadium was a showcase of success, celebrating the children’s achievements and learning. Alongside this it continued to raise the awareness to the local community of the challenges that young people face and how to help reduce and report crime.
What Would You Do? Full 2017 film!
2017 photos







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