Young Fulham artists explore climate change with council grant support
1 July 2026 · By Boroughly editorial — AI-assisted, human-reviewed.
A council-funded programme is giving children and young people in Hammersmith & Fulham the chance to explore climate change through creative arts, according to a profile published this week by the local authority.
The initiative, backed by a grant from the council, brings together young participants to respond to environmental themes through art-making — an approach that blends creative education with real-world issues in a way that schools alone rarely have time for.
While full details of the programme's scope, venues and how families can get involved are set out on the council's own pages, the project sits within a broader push by H&F to support youth arts and climate literacy simultaneously. Grant-funded community arts projects of this kind are typically run in partnership with local organisations, and parents keen to see whether their children can take part would be best placed to check the council's website directly for eligibility and sign-up information.
The council's news profile on the project is available at the link below. Read the full profile on the H&F council website.