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INCLUSION

Creativity belongs to us all

At St Martins we believe that every child deserves equal access to the arts. We also know that barriers to the arts exist for many young people due to disability, neurodivergence, learning challenges, cultural and linguistic difference, economic difficulty, gender diversity and sexual identity. Through all our programs we strive to dissolve these barriers by focusing on access, inclusion and participation.  

St Martins offers a powerful space where children and teens feel they belong. We focus on each child’s strengths and build on them. Our programs are enriched by a diversity of individual experiences and world views.  

Scholarships

Removing barriers to the Arts

St Martins acknowledges the barriers to the arts that exist for many young people that arise from:

● Disability and neurodivergence,
●Cultural and linguistic differences,
Economic or educational disadvantage.

St Martins aims for all of our programs to be accessed by the broadest reach of young people possible. As such, we offer yearly financial scholarships (both partial and full) to eligible applicants. These can be reviewed and extended if required.

How to Apply/Application Form

If you/your young person would like to be considered for one of our inclusion scholarships, please fill in the online form below. 

If you prefer to talk, please call us on (03) 9867 2477 

If you are deaf, hard of hearing or have a speech impairment, you can contact us via the National Relay Service. 

SCHOLARSHIP FORM INFO
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If there is an area of inclusion you believe we can do more to address, please do not hesitate to get in touch. 

Support St Martins 

St Martins is a registered charity.
We rely on the generosity of our community to continue our work with children and young people. Your support helps us create bold new work with young artists, deliver transformational drama workshops, and keep our venue alive with independent artists and big ideas. Together, let’s make sure young voices are heard and celebrated. 

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