• Engaging with the
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  • Improving the skills
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  • Widening horizons
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What is Project Motorhouse?

At Project MotorHouse, we believe it takes a range of abilities and capabilities to build a strong community. We produce youth projects which are designed to help local youths explore their potential by widening their horizons, broadening their skill base, demystifying success, fostering their creativity and helping them engage with their local community; all of which improves employability. The charity grew out of a community initiative to save a derelict site on Ramsgate seafront which was owned by Thanet District Council. The youth work side of the project evolved from local school students and residents gardening together at the derelict site. The building has now been sold to developers but the youth work continues.




EDUCATION

Developing the skills of young people and widening their horizons

COMMUNITY

Helping young people to contribute to their community

ENVIRONMENT

Ensuring young people appreciate their environment

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Under 18s in Thanet can take part in our Instagram Photo Competition to win cash prizes over the next 6 months. Look out for new themes and either send us your images via email or tag on our Instagram Account

What's Happening at The MotorHouse

Latest Projects

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Photo Competition

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Our new Instagram photo competition is now open with the first challenge being “Light & Shadow”. Cash prizes to be won each month!Send in via email or tag us on Instagram.

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Bureau De Change

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The Bureau de Change exhibition features quirky and irreverent images of a Future Ramsgate. See how students of The Royal Harbour Academy worked alongside artists, photographers and mentors to create their art.

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Harbouring Hopes for Ramsgate

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Project MotorHouse presents “Harbouring Hopes for Ramsgate” a National Lottery Heritage Fund project featuring work by students at Royal Harbour Academy and Chatham & Clarendon Grammar.


VISION

A better future for young people in Ramsgate

MISSION

To empower and enable young people to realise their potential

CULTURAL ENRICHMENT

We believe that exposure to and participation in a range of quality cultural activities improves life and improves one’s chances in life.

EXCELLENCE

We believe in creating high quality work which is a source of pride for all our stakeholders.

COLLABORATION

We value collaboration with other organisations and individuals because it allows us to produce better quality outputs and enhances social cohesion in our community.

RESPECT

We treat others with consideration and civility and value the contributions they make to our community therefore, we strive to be active listeners and reflective practitioners.

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    Fighting for a better Ramsgate…

    “Bravo to all the young people of Thanet who have given their time, energy and expertise to try to help raise the prospects of all young people in the area. Their enthusiasm is much appreciated by Project Motorhouse which continues to fight for a better Ramsgate, its youth programme.”

    BRENDA BLETHYN, Multiple Award Winner

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    Those amazing people…

    ”I think it is really important that we provide avenues for young people to learn more about the world. I think sometimes for young people it’s hard to actually get experience of the world to actually begin to understand what is expected of them and to understand what the possibilities are and what can be achieved.”

    PETER CAPALDI, Academy Award Winner

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    Builds confidence and inspires…

    “PMH projects continue to successfully create an environment that builds confidence and inspires the young people involved but also manages to entertain and impress the community with fantastic, thought provoking exhibitions, videos and installations.”

    Rebekah Smith, Ramsgate Town Council

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