Welcome to University College London on Junction49
Junction49 has teamed up with your university giving you the chance to receive up to £200 in funding to set up a project about something you're passionate about. Junction49 can support you to can bring your project to life in the shape of a:
- Film night
- Swap Shop
- Fundraising Club Night
- Art exhibition
- Awareness raising campaign
You'll get support from Nicole and Bonnie, your very own Junction49 Facilitators based at your university. They are there to support you in developing your idea, accessing funding from Junction49, all the way through to the delivery of your project, so feel free to fire any questions their way.
So, what's next?
Register to use Junction49
Contact your Junction49 Facilitators to discuss your ideas.
Submit your idea and get one step closer to receiving the cash!
Meet other students to discuss your ideas.
You may remember us from a previous project that we ran in partnership with your university. Between 2007 and 2009 Junction49 offered students up to £750 in funding to help them develop and run their own community projects. Although this scheme is no longer running, if you're interested in setting up your own campaign, event or project, you can still get help and advice from Junction49 at your university through your Junction49 Facilitators as described above.
Ideas from University College London participants
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Kids' Easter Party
This event is about holding a party for children at Easter, it will include some Easter games and activities for kids such as face painting, Easter Twenty questions, egg decoration, find Easter eggs etc. More -
RamFest 2010
To have a fayre at our student halls of residence with stalls with different activities going on such as magic, bake selling, henna tattoos, face painting, music, etc. The fayre will be aimed at all residents of the... More -
UCL Deaf Awareness
To increase deaf awareness and teach basic sign language to local primary school pupils. Volunteers go to local primary schools and spend a couple of hours teaching children about the deaf community and some basic... More -
Physics Outreach Project
The aims are: to increase the number of students studying physics at a higher level and specially targeting females, ethnic minorities minorities, students from disadvantaged backgrounds or no parental history of... More -
UCL Language Club
Many schools lack the resources to run after-school language clubs. This project, is aimed at providing these children with an an opportunity to learn a new language in a fun and stimulating environment. ... More - view all »
Students at University College London
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gwane
Member
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Jingnan XIE
Member
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AmelieT
Member
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Cristina Calatayud
Member
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Bonny Lai
Member
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Zahra Alzabin
Member
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Johnny Rocket
Member
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Sally El-Ghazali
Member
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Rosalyn Springer
Member
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anum irshad
Helper
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Physics Outreach Project (POP)
Member
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Natalie Leung
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