Stronger together - building confidence
Stronger together - building confidence
It rarely begins with a crisis. More often, it starts quietly.
With a young person who can’t quite find where they belong. Standing on the edges — held back by money, by social barriers, or simply because no one ever opened the door.
Stronger together-Building Confidence begins with a simple but powerful idea:
to give young people a place where they are seen, where they can try, fail — and discover that they belong.

Awarded grants
750 000
NOKRecipient
Springbrett for ungdom
Project
Stronger together – building confidence
Project period
2026
2027
Awarded grants
750 000
NOKAbout the project
Stronger together - building confidence is an inclusion project led by Springbrett for ungdom, targeting young people aged 13–25 who face barriers to participation. Through free and low-threshold activities in culture, sports and practical skills, the project creates safe spaces for connection, development and belonging.
By combining creative expression, physical activity and life skills, the project strengthens confidence, social inclusion and future opportunities.
What the funding from the Kavli Trust will support
The Kavli Trust’s funding will go directly to activities that make a tangible difference in young people’s everyday lives, including:
- Cultural activities such as songwriting and theatre
- Low-threshold sports programmes
- Life skills training (first aid, financial literacy, cooking)
- Inclusive summer programmes
- Youth participation through leadership roles and work training
The focus is on practical, accessible initiatives that build confidence, belonging and long-term opportunities.
About Springbrett for ungdom
Springbrett for ungdom is a non-profit organisation founded in 2021, dedicated to creating inclusive communities for young people. Through free activities and safe environments, the organisation works to remove barriers and ensure equal opportunities for participation and development.
The organisation has grown significantly in recent years, reaching over 1,300 participants annually.