Multiply
Multiply helped adults across Middlesbrough build confidence with numbers through practical, engaging learning experiences.
Where?
Middlesbrough
Age Range:
19+
Funded By:
UK Government - Shared Prosperity Fund via Hartlepool Borough Council
About The Project
Multiply was a free adult numeracy programme funded by the UK Government through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund. The programme was designed to help adults improve their confidence and ability with numbers in a practical, supportive and accessible way.
Rather than focusing on formal mathematics qualifications, Multiply encouraged learning through engaging activities that demonstrated how numeracy can be applied in everyday life, work and personal finances.
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Through a range of tailored activities, participants developed greater confidence with numbers while strengthening the skills needed to manage everyday tasks, make informed financial decisions and progress towards employment, education or training.

Project Partners and Funders

Project Delivery
Actes Trust delivered three Multiply-funded activities for residents in Middlesbrough between 2023 and 2024. These activities were designed to make numeracy more accessible and engaging while helping participants develop practical skills that could be applied in real-world situations.
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Bullseye
A short numeracy activity built around the sport of darts, helping participants improve their maths skills through scoring, calculation and game-based learning.
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Your Money & You
A course that combined numeracy and digital skills development, supporting participants to budget effectively, manage their finances and access online services that could help improve their financial wellbeing.
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Work IT Out 2
A programme designed to strengthen numeracy skills while supporting participants to develop the confidence and employability skills needed to move closer to employment, education or training opportunities​​
Project Legacy
Between 2023 and 2024, Actes Trust supported 215 participants through a range of Multiply-funded activities. Through innovative and engaging approaches to learning, participants developed greater confidence with numbers, strengthened their financial literacy and enhanced the practical skills needed to navigate everyday life, employment and further learning opportunities.
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