March 2006 - March 2008
Headstart 2 was funded by the European Social Fund (ESF) and Arts Council England, East and is a sister project to Headstart 1. This project exclusively focus' on Training and Development of creative sector in the Luton and Bedfordshire area. This project will deliver a combination of Workshops, day courses, NVQ's and other certificated courses.

August 2007 - March 2008
Leyton Enterprise Centre was operated by Integria. It was dedicated to helping local people by assisting them to achieve their goals and aspirations. The aim was to assist clients to reach their full potential, whether that is to find a job, earn more money, become self-employed or start-up and expand thier own operation. We want to help you plant seeds for the future development of yourself, your family and your area.

April 2006 - December 2007

Seal- is a Social Enterprise Development Programme, which is set up as a partnership between Integria Limited, Leyton Town Centre Management and local community organizations. The project is funded by the European Regional Development Fund. Through this project we aim at assisting social enterprises by providing capacity building help and training as well as business support. This group will contain start up businesses as well as established businesses, which serve people from the CED area. We will provide our service through a combination of work shops plus advice through 8 days full time support. Furthermore, we will support our clients in constructing a formal business plan, informing them about certain policies and practices and formulating market strategies.

April 2006 - December 2007

Made in Leyton - is a unique project as it is especially designed for Fashion and Craft Designers (funded by European Regional Development Funding). The purpose of “Made in Leyton” is to assist new designers in promoting and selling their goods. Therefore, part of the project takes place in the outlet, “Dzina Fashion”, which is located on Leyton High Road. The outlet will be run by a fashion designer and previous fashion buyer, “Daniela Saenz de Sicilia”. The fashion and craft designers in this project must come from the Leyton Community Development Area (CED). In addition to selling their designs through the outlet, they will have access to business advice and technical support to develop a sustainable business.

January 2005 - March 2007

Creative London North – the project provides business support and assistance to creative businesses in the boroughs of Waltham Forest, Enfield and Haringey. This is an objective two project and all participants in the project must come from objective two wards. Integria has been sub contracted to deliver support in Waltham Forest. The project is funded by European Regional Development Funding and the London Development Agency. Integria also provides matched funding for the work which it delivers. One of the aims for the Creative London North project is to establish an online database of all of our clients. This database is shared with other organizations, who are also service providers in the creative industries. By sharing this database we can provide clients with a wider choice of options and opportunities whilst facilitating the sharing of best practice between providers. The information on the online database is strictly confidential and is only accessible by the participating organizations.

March 2006 - December 2007

BUSINESS “HOT” DESK  FREE Access to a Computer  FREE Internet Connection  Photocopying & Low-cost Printing Advisors will work with you to develop your ideas. We offer the following services:  Business Start-up Advice  Employment plans  Community group support EVENTS A big part of what we do is the organisation of several events. The goal of these events is to create a platform for delegation of knowledge. The events are aimed on capacity building. We offer some really interesting events including a careers event a women's day a multi-cultural day and much more.