PhotoEast 2018

Brittens Young Artists

WW1 Ipswich Remembers

Refurbishment of our ring of five medieval bells

Return of the Wildman

I-CAN

The funding will be used to purchase a tractor to be used at a care farm. The project aims to provide the opportunity for people with learning difficulties to carry out farm activities in order to develop their life skills and confidence.

The funding will be used to run sewing and textiles workshops for older people in the local community. The group will make costumes, masks and hats for a carnival parade and an exhibition of photographs and materials will be exhibited at local libraries. The project aims to provide older people with the opportunity to come together to learn new skills and make friends.

Commonwealth Games Support 2018

Cultural Destinations

The Illness Should Attend

NGB Funding 2017-21

Organic Entity

Felixstowe Youth Development Group will use this funding to expand the delivery of their open access youth provision, create an additional one to one counselling service and establish outreach work to reach young people aged 10 ? 18 located in rural locations. Through working in consultation with local schools, a new lunchtime drop-in surgery will also be created for young people to discuss issues and seek advice.

CSP Funding 2014-17

This project will use funding to carry out refurbishment work to the village hall including decoration, lighting, electrics and signage. This will improve the facilities so the village hall can meet the needs of the local community and bring people together.

This project will use funding to install play equipment in the children?s play area. This will replace and upgrade the existing unsafe play area for the benefit of the local community.

Setting up Junior boy hockey teams

The preservation of the Melton Old Church collection of WW1 grave markers

FlipSide New Directions

Red Studio Enquiry

This funding will enable the project to expand their work to the Waveney area of Suffolk, supporting parents with a child up to the age of 11 to develop their parenting, budgeting and social relationships skills. The project will address economic, social and health inequalities and improve the life chances of children. The group aims to work with 218 parents who are disadvantaged, and will provide a weekly home-visiting service for up to 73 families a year.

This funding will enable the project to expand their work to the Waveney area of Suffolk, supporting parents with a child up to the age of 11 to develop their parenting, budgeting and social relationships skills. The project will address economic, social and health inequalities and improve the life chances of children. The group aims to work with 218 parents who are disadvantaged, and will provide a weekly home-visiting service for up to 73 families a year.

Orla and the Moon (working title)

This project will replace the failing asbestos roof in their community centre. This improvement to the building will allow the community centre to continue to be used as a hub for community activities.

R and D The Art Station

Aldeburgh's Museum and Moot Hall Re-development Project

A commemoration of the life of Elizabeth Garrett-Anderson, in the centenary of her death

INK Festival 2017

CSP Funding 2014-17

Kings Field Playing Fields Drainage Project

TPT Transition and Re-positioning Project

Transforming the Long Shop

Nora On Tour and early research for next commissioning project

This project will use funding to install a yurt within the grounds of their new community farm. This will provide a suitable meeting place for service users and farm volunteers to discuss issues regarding the farm and those pertaining to them, with the aim of reducing social isolation.

Thicknesse - friend or foe

unfolding thinking

Harrogate

Waterfront Woodbridge Gala Performance 2017 - Raedwalds Return

Masafat: London?Cairo

Interpreting Dunwich - sharing the strategy

This organisation will use the funding to install toilet and kitchen facilities at the church. This will ensure that the church hall is suitable and accessible for local community use.

This school will use the funding to install play equipment and surfacing in the school playground. This will improve the skills of pupils and encourage them to play outdoors.

This primary school will use the funding to install artificial grass play surfacing in the playground. This will encourage pupils to play actively which will improve physical health and wellbeing.

Lapwing and Fox

Samphire Man ? A novel

This charity will use the funding to install new kitchen facilities at the village hall. This will provide hygienic, suitable kitchen facilities for community events and activities.

This charity will use the funding to improve and install play equipment within the local recreation ground for the benefit of the wider community. This will provide safe and accessible play equipment within a rurally isolated village location, helping to reduce social isolation and improve community cohesion and health and wellbeing.

CSP Funding 2014-17

CSP Funding 2014-17

From the Community to the World

They will receive ?48,850 to deliver educational musical workshops for young people living with disabilities and special educational needs (SEN). They will explore creative ideas using a range of instruments, sounds and film techniques, and then a workshop performance at a studio to create and edit all the music and film material with a specialist studio engineer. The group will provide transferable social and communication skills and provide therapeutic music and sound workshops.

St John the Baptist Church Saxmundham roof and window repair and visitor information display

St John the Baptist Church Saxmundham roof and window repair and visitor information display

Research, Collaboration + Performance trip to Cuba

CSP Funding 2014-17

AIDF - The Roman Forum (title TBC)

Kings Field Playing Fields Drainage Project

Slaughden Sailing Club Development: 'Access for All'

LeistonÔÇÖs Origins

New opportunities to support volunteering

The organisation will use the funding to purchase equipment and resources to be able to start delivering training and seminars to schools. This will allow the group to deliver child exploitation awareness training throughout the region to help education professionals, pupils and the wider community to spot signs of child exploitation and how they can help to improve the welfare and security of children and young people at risk.

This organisation will use the funding to purchase new equipment for camping and expeditions. This will enable the group to secure its own resources so that it does not have to hire equipment, reducing running costs and increasing the budget for activities and support available to members.

The organisation will use the funding to purchase an all weather canopy for the groups community preschool garden. This will enable the group to ensure that young children attending activities during and outside of school hours can have safe access to an educational and fun outdoor resource throughout the year.

This primary school will use the funding to purchase equipment and resources for its specialist support centre facility. This will enable the school to provide adapted and specialist equipment for pupils with special educational needs to help them meet their educational, play and therapeutic needs during and outside of lesson time.

Storm of Stories 2016

Slaughden Sailing Club Development: 'Access for All'

Releasing the Sutton Hoo Story

The Close To Home Show

Leiston Abbey Barn Concert Hall Development

The organisation will use the funding to repair and replace electrical wiring in its combined village hall and club facility. This will enable the group to improve safety at its community facilities and ensure that they can be accessed safely by all members of the community and local organisations.

FlipSide

This new project aims to support young people concerned about their health and well-being by providing information, advice and guidance and informal active learning opportunities to enable young people to be safer, fitter and healthier. A total of 3000 people, aged 10-25, in the Felixstowe area will benefit from the project over the five years. These will be vulnerable and face issues such as a dysfunctional home life, financial hardship, physical or mental disability or adverse mental health issues.

Nora invites Aggiss, Burrows, Fargion and Tanguy

CSP Funding 2014-17

Make + Create

The organisation will use the funding to design, produce and distribute a community survey to all residents of the parish, as well as a survey for children and young people to complete. This will enable residents of all ages to identify problems or issues with current local amenities, and provide the group with suggestions for new activities or services that are relevant to their needs.

The organisation will use the funding to deliver a community music and dance festival following a ten-week period of open music and dance workshops for the wider community. This will provide residents of a rural area with a free and accessible community event to encourage greater community cohesion, as well as celebrate local talent and support people of all abilities.

CSP Funding 2014-17

Increasing the Number and Type of Club Boats

Reseach and development grant for festival

FlipSide Audience Development Project

Feasibility - new photography organisation/festival

The organisation will use the funding to purchase flight simulation and IT equipment to enhance its training facilities. This will enable the group to provide accessible flight training to cadets, especially those who may have a disability or additional needs preventing them from accessing all aspects of training to ensure that all cadets have an equal opportunity to gain qualifications and flight experience.

Shakespeare in Suffolk

Aldeburgh Sings - A vocal development programme connecting young people, teachers and music leaders under the creative Aldeburgh Music umbrella.

Prelude To The Storm

Exceptional awards

This is a project by a community organisation in Suffolk serving beneficiaries in Westminster. The group will use the funding to provide a residential trip to the country for disadvantaged children who experience social emotional and behavioural problems. This will broaden young people?s experiences and raise expectations.

Tracing the future: exploring the heritage of the Suffolk Punch

Craft A Coracle

CSP Funding 2014-17

This is a project by a registered charity in Woodbridge in Suffolk. The organisation will use the funding to purchase equipment and set up a community cinema at its village hall. This will enable the group to establish a film club for the local community, as well as provide resources that will be made available to community groups using the hall so that a wider range of activities and events can be delivered, as well as encourage greater use of the hall.

Dancer-led Choreographic Commissioning Project

This is a project by a voluntary organisation in Woodbridge in Suffolk. The organisation will use the funding to refurbish the kitchen at its village hall to replace unsafe facilities and improve the layout of the kitchen. This will enable the group to provide a safe and accessible kitchen facility for community groups and residents accessing the hall for activities and events, accommodate a wider range of activities, as well as make the hall available as an emergency relief and support centre.

Winter Storm Damage

HPC has joined with the neighbouring parish councils of Ubbeston and Heveningham to produce the application for this project. The existing dilapidated hall in Huntingfield will be demolished, and a new hall built in a different position on the plot. This new community centre will reduce rural isolation across the three villages, increase community cohesion and provide opportunities for learning and development.

HPC has joined with the neighbouring parish councils of Ubbeston and Heveningham to produce the application for this project. The existing dilapidated hall in Huntingfield will be demolished, and a new hall built in a different position on the plot. This new community centre will reduce rural isolation across the three villages, increase community cohesion and provide opportunities for learning and development.

This charity in Woodbridge will use the funding to install additional outdoor play equipment and seating at its public green. This will enable the group to provide a wider range of equipment suitable for use by younger children, as well as all-weather seating for visitors to rest which will encourage older people to access the green too.

Winter Storm Damage