current projects:
Sam Henry Ballyclare Project
After serving 26 years in prison, Sam Henry returned home to Ballyclare and has been working to engage isolated young people in his area who feel cut off from their communities.
Through his contact with ESC, Sam left HMP Maghaberry with self-belief and the knowledge that understanding his own story enables him to make more positive choices and move on.
ESC works with 12-15 15 to 18-year olds in Ballyclare who are isolated and experiencing difficult issues. Our aim is to reconnect them with their community and to help them increase their self-esteem and to work collectively and individually by making a short film about their story.
For more information about our work with disadvantaged young people, watch our ESC Youth Transforming Lives video.
You can support our work by donating.
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Carlisle House Service User's Group
ESC is working with Carlisle House Service Users’ Group, made up of current and past residents, to make a series of short films depicting the struggles and effects of addiction both for the individual and the community.
The project will culminate in a public screening for an audience selected and agreed by the participants.
A video of the work in progress will shortly be available. If you want to find out more about the project, contact us at info@esc-film.com.
If you want to support this vital work, there are several things you can do:
Leave a donation through our website or send a cheque to the Educational Shakespeare Company Ltd. For more information on how to donate check here.
Or:
Simply enjoy a cup of tea! Attend our Tea for Transformation event to support the Gray's Court Project.
If you want to give feedback you can take part in our Gray's Court Project Discussion thread at our Facebook Page.
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