The funding will be used to refurbish a village hall to better support local social and community activities and sustain the community hub.

The funding will be used by a parish council to provide two defibrillators for their local village. The project aims to provide access to life saving equipment.

'Towering Above - The restoration of St Giles, Bradfield'

Irma Stern 2017

This project will replace the leaking village hall roof. This will allow the village hall to continue to be used as a community hub which brings people together to reduce isolation.

The funding will be used by a voluntary organisation to purchase equipment and tenting to showcase amateur radio at public events. The project aims to encourage people to get involved in radio in order to develop skills and have the opportunity to make friends.

This project will use funding to install outdoor play equipment in the local park. This will provide seven local communities with a safe fun place to socialise and play.

The group will renovate their car park, ensuring that it is safe for community use, which will encourage use of the facilities.

Fakenham Railway Heritage Project

Winter youth coaching

This project will install an all weather floor around the existing wooden trail in the early years play area. This will provide a community play facility for children to use outside of school hours, giving children more opportunities for play and learning.

This project will provide a community advice drop-in service including support with debt, mental health, befriending, unemployment, volunteering and community networking. This will provide vulnerable people with access to advice and support on a range of health, social and economic issues which will improve their chances in life.

Clearing

The Natural world of the wensum (a project for learning and having fun!)

Norfolk Urban Peregrine Project (NUPP)

This project will run a weekly social club for older people including two special meals and outings. This will provide opportunities for social interaction amongst older people which will reduce social isolation and improve wellbeing.

Major restoration repairs to the Church Tower & Community Action Plan

This organisation will use the funding to provide weekly support sessions for offenders at HMP Norwich who have had a diagnosis of ADHD, as well as offering pre and post diagnosis support. This will improve the mental health and wellbeing of offenders with ADHD.

This project aims to reduce isolation and improve community cohesion through the provision of a new modern and fit for purpose hall. A community hub will be built to serve the entire parish with a wide range of activities and services. The outside space, play equipment and youth club will address the needs of the younger members of the community. They will also run larger and additional luncheon clubs as well as health related activities, which will directly responds to the requests from the older members.

Orchards for Schools, creating a teaching resource and long-term legacy for primary schools

Club House Rebuilding

This project will use funding to deliver creative workshops and activities for young people and children with Asperger?s, autistic spectrum disorders and other emotional and behavioural support needs. The funding will also enable the organisation to access professional development support. This will help to increase the support and services available to local families.

North WalshamÔÇÖs Natural Riches: transport and wildlife heritage around a historic Norfolk town

Carry out urgent, structural repairs to prevent fabric loss & deterioration of church building

All Saints Church, Wighton - 600th Anniversary Project Phase 2

This organisation will use the funding to purchase chairs which have been specially designed to support older people with poor mobility and who often sit for long periods of time. This will provide suitable furniture for older people with mobility issues so that they can attend activities and events.

This is a project by a primary school in North Norfolk. The organisation will use the funding to deliver two wellbeing programmes for parents and children to support mental, physical and emotional health and strength within families who are facing challenges which include multiple special needs, domestic violence and abuse and having young carers. This will provide help and support for families with additional issues and improve the mental health and wellbeing of participants.

The organisation will use the funding to build an extension to the side of the village hall to provide additional space for community activities in a rurally isolated village.

The organisation will use funding to deliver a series of activities for people who are at risk of being or are homeless and or have complex health and social care requirements. This will provide beneficiaries with the opportunity to remove themselves from their current situations and discuss issues pertaining to them, with the aim of reducing isolation and promoting wellbeing.

The organisation will use the funding to provide water-based activities and exercise classes for older people with poor physical health and associated health problems. They will hold stakeholder and training events to develop a new carer training package and promote new health and social care models directly related to the activities. This will increase beneficiaries' physical activity levels, improve quality of life and emotional wellbeing.

This charity will use the funding to furnish its residential accommodation to increase comfort, practicality and safety for people using the centre. This will enable people with disabilities to access new activities and challenges to enhance their sense of personal achievement, self-esteem and to give them a sense of purpose.

This organisation will use the funding to provide home-based, one to one sleep counselling to 25 families who have children with complex needs and serious sleep difficulties. This will reduce disruptive bedtime behaviour, promote a restful night?s sleep and improve their health and well-being.

Wasted Workshop

The Little Bit The Boys Admire - The Marie Lloyd Story

New Boat Project

This parish council will use the funding to provide and install a community public access defibrillator (CPAD) in a current phone box on the green in the centre of the village. This will provide lifesaving equipment for local residents to use in the minutes following a cardiac arrest until emergency services arrive.

This charity will use the funding to provide residential respite and positive challenging activities for 30 vulnerable young people who have learning disabilities, are young carers or are on the edge of local authority care. This will provide positive social activities for vulnerable young people with additional life pressures to support their social and mental health.

"Dream, Believe, Achieve"

Club House Rebuilding

This group will use the funding to provide advice and support to local community organisations on how to get the community involved in their activities. This will raise awareness of what community groups are on offer and also engage the local community in positive activities, including arts and crafts, dance and many more.

The Hut

Reawakening The Ludham Dragon

This charity will use the funding to refurbish its community caf?. This will improve the local community caf? environment and allow the charity to continue providing an accessible community facility for people who are disadvantaged and vulnerable.

Carnival of the Animals Project for Schools - CAPS

This charity will use the funding to refurbish the kitchen facility in the village hall. This will ensure that the hall is suitable for all community events and activities to bring people from a rurally isolated village together.

This organisation will use the funding to run ?Coffee and Craft? sessions for local people who are considered to be vulnerable, such as young people who are NEET, socially isolated older people and families with financial struggles. This will provide support for vulnerable people, improve their confidence and self-esteem and help them to access local support services.

This charity will use the funding to hold meetings and conferences to bring cancer patients and their carers together with NHS management, staff, cancer specialists, patient support groups and other voluntary organisations, to learn about the availability of different cancer treatments and patient trials. This will give cancer patients the knowledge and confidence to get the best out of the NHS for their diagnosis and to have a say in their treatment options.

This school will use the funding to provide Ofqual approved courses which will develop parents? understanding of how children and babies learn with emphasis on the brain, communication skills and different learning styles. This will encourage parents to be more confident and supportive to their children?s learning and will engage both parents and their children more effectively, resulting in the children arriving at primary school happy, ready to learn and also enjoy home learning.

This organisation will use the funding to carry out a refurbishment of the church to make it suitable for hosting community events by moving pews and installing sound equipment, shelving and presentation equipment. This will enable the group to make the church suitable for use by a range of community groups to deliver activities in a fully-equipped, flexible and accessible space.

This charity will use the funding to replace the lighting and wiring at the community centre. This will enable the group to provide a safe and accessible community venue with adequate facilities and adjustable lighting to support a wider range of community activities and events.

The funding will be used to develop plans for a new village hall and community centre with capacity for 240 people and ample car parking and people access. This will better support the local community, reducing isolation and the need to travel to access things like health services and fitness facilities. Activities in the new hall will include a film club, gym, health surgeries, bridge club, bingo, line dancing and a youth club. Outside play equipment will also be installed for younger residents.

The funding will be used to develop plans for a new village hall and community centre with capacity for 240 people and ample car parking and people access. This will better support the local community, reducing isolation and the need to travel to access things like health services and fitness facilities. Activities in the new hall will include a film club, gym, health surgeries, bridge club, bingo, line dancing and a youth club. Outside play equipment will also be installed for younger residents.

The organisation will use the funding to deliver new specialist therapeutic support to people living with multiple sclerosis (MS) and their family or carers. One to one information and advice sessions and mindfulness and relaxation workshops will help support people with MS and their family and carers, reducing isolation and improving wellbeing so that patients and carers can be prepared to cope with changes, use self-help techniques and gain an understanding of the condition.

This parish council will use the funding to redevelop a damaged and unsafe play area by installing modern outdoor play equipment as well as an area of sheltered seating and picnic tables. This will make the site available for use again and provide a range of facilities for outdoor play and recreation in a rural area.

The organisation will use the funding to purchase outdoor play equipment and safety surfacing suitable for use by older children, which will be installed at the group?s play area and recreation ground. This will enable the group to provide a wider range of equipment and play facilities, ensuring that children and young people of all ages can have access to safe outdoor play.

Heritage Hands (Volunteering to Save our Heritage)

Healers

The organisation will use the funding to improve access to its clubhouse by installing ramps, handrails, parking bays for disabled visitors and new pathways. This will enable people with disabilities or mobility problems to access the clubhouse safely, meaning that all local residents can have equal access to sport, community events and social activities held at the clubhouse.

A project to provide support for socially isolated, and vulnerable adults, in particular those with mental health issues. The scheme will enable beneficiariesto socialise in a safe environment and provide a programme of activities such as arts and crafts, creative writing, help with forms and ICT support. It will also offer health support including advice on diabetes, cancer and stroke recovery, and classes on healthy eating and gentle exercise sessions.

Discovering the connection between natural heritage and cultural influence in Swanton Novers woodland using volunteers

Autumn 2015 Programme

The organisation will use the funding to develop and deliver a weekly drop-in session providing people with a range of mental and social care needs with health and wellbeing activities, exercise and access to support sessions delivered by partner organisations. This will ensure that people with complex needs can access advice and support and improve confidence and engagement with the wider community.

Olive Edis - BritainÔÇÖs First Official Female War Photographer

HBSC new rescue boat

Barningham Endeavour

Honing Church restoration

Building a future for Barton Turf Church

Barningham Endeavour

Honing Church Restoration

Building a future for Barton Turf Church

The organisation will use the funding to replace the entrance doors at its premises with automatic doors, as well as produce new publicity materials and signage reflecting the group?s change of name. This will enable the group to provide a fully-accessible entrance by removing old, unsafe and hard to use wooden doors, as well as raise awareness of the group?s new name and services to encourage greater access to activities and support for older people and their families.

Additional marksmanship training equipment

The organisation will use the funding to purchase and install ?first responder? defibrillators around their site and provide training for staff and volunteers to use the equipment in emergencies. This will improve the health and safety of the organisation, providing a safer environment for people with disabilities to enjoy sailing and other waterborne activities.

Counter Charm Exhibition at Salthouse Church

The organisation will use the funding to replace grassed areas at the school?s existing playground with all weather soft surfacing. This will enable the group to create a larger outdoor area which can be accessed safely throughout the year by children and young people of all abilities, as well as provide a community play facility for use outside of school time.

Running Wild

The organisation will use the funding to purchase and install new playground equipment in the village. This will enable the group to remove old equipment which is old and can no longer be used with safe, modern facilities for local residents and visitors.

The organisation will use the funding to deliver a series of workshops for families of children with disabilities or problems with sleeping. This will provide parents with advice about managing their child?s sleep through cognitive behavioural techniques and tailored sleep programmes to help children improve their sleep hygiene and so reduce stress, reduce behavioural problems and improve family life.

The organisation will use the funding to deliver a series of workshops for families of children with disabilities or problems with sleeping. This will provide parents with advice about managing their child?s sleep through cognitive behavioural techniques and tailored sleep programmes to help children improve their sleep hygiene and so reduce stress, reduce behavioural problems and improve family life.

The organisation will use the funding to replace timbers and insulation at the village hall before installing a new roof.

Schoolfriends who died for Britain

Overstrand in the Great War

Beyond the Walls

This charity in Fakenham will use the funding to replace old flooring at the community centre. This will enable the group to remove worn and unsuitable flooring and install safe, modern flooring to ensure that activities can still be delivered in safe surroundings.

Floating (Working Title)

This charity in Stalham will use the funding to remove old kitchen fittings at its town hall to install a modern, accessible and energy-efficient new kitchen for preparing food or delivering activities. This will enable the group to ensure that community groups and residents using the hall can access a safe kitchen and deliver a wider range of community activities and events.

Inspiring Our Town

This company in Norwich will use the funding to develop a business plan and purchase equipment to set up a project providing physical outdoor activities to young people with disabilities or additional needs in partnership with local activity practitioners. This will enable young people who often face barriers to participation with access to supported activities in order to improve confidence, physical and mental health and wellbeing, and provide the same opportunities as their peers.

After The Fall: A Little Morality Play (work title)

Proverbial Perspectives

The Glaven Eel - Enigmatic, charismatic and mysterious

to improve and extend an existing but dilapidated community building in Warham . This project is designed to reduce rural isolation, increase social cohesion and provide essential services to the local and surrounding communities by refurbishing and extending this existing community asset.

This parish council in Fakenham will use the funding to purchase and install outdoor play equipment on the village green. This will enable the group to create a modern, safe and accessible outdoor play facility in a central location for the benefit of children, young people and families.

This charity in Cromer will use the funding to expand its activities and develop open outdoor sessions for young people who are not members of the group, accessible days for people with disabilities and a residential weekend for young people in the area who are vulnerable or deemed to be at risk. The project aims to provide young people who may be hard to reach with access to social, physical and developmental outdoor activities to improve wellbeing, encourage participation and reduce isolation.

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New double lane synthetic outdoor net practice facility

The organisation will use the funding to improve the car parking facility at their rural church to improve access to community members and expand their community recycling project.

Holt Rugby Football Club Development Plan

Hoveton Wetlands Restoration Project

This voluntary organisation in Norfolk will use the funding to establish community art workshops encouraging people from a wide range of communities to work together and use creative mediums for self-expression and improved understanding.