No Way Out

RandD The Witches and the Singing Mice 2018

Lowestoft Folk

Crowning and warming the Sacred Heart of Southwold

Organisational development

The Response

Step Up development programme

Modern Ritual New Music Commission and Tour

The funding will be used by a Church Council to refurnish the church?s community facilities. The project aims to make the building a warm and welcoming community facility for local people.

The group will install a trim trail on the school grounds to provide physical activity opportunities for children.

The group will carry out a year-long programme of community research, feasibility planning and participatory community activities with the view of developing local community services and facilities and increasing community engagement.

Latitude 2017: Come The Revolution

The group will deliver a programme of reminiscence and interactive workshops, performances and an archive of local stories based on the floods of 1953. This will provide activities for people who have, or are at risk of developing, dementia and other cognitive degenerative disorders, to reduce social isolation and improve health and wellbeing.

This project will purchase a range of equipment which will enable them to deliver a junior lifeguard water safety programme to young people aged 7-14. This will provide an opportunity for young people to develop skills in water safety and provide an interest that may lead to a future career or voluntary interest.

The Forecast: Platform Performances

This project will use funding to modernise and refit their Village Hall kitchen. This will improve the safety standards and facilities of the venue, and enable more activities to take place.

Repairing Our Lady Star of the Sea and Opening the Doors

No Way Out

14Up Fitness

This organisation supports children and young people with autism, ADHD, Asperger?s Syndrome and special educational needs in and around Lowestoft. These children and young people often feel marginalised in their community and at school, leading to a range of social, educational and personal issues. The project will deliver a range of digital media and creative learning activities to help reduce isolation and anxiety, increase life skills and improve confidence in 300 children and young people aged 8 to 18.

This is a project by a voluntary organisation in Waveney. The organisation will use the funding to provide IT skills training for older people, providing the opportunity for residents to increase their IT skills and participate in community activity.

This project will convert a disused lecture theatre into a small performance space for student and community group performances. This will provide an opportunity for pupils who are lacking in confidence to participate in community performances which will increase their self-esteem.

This organisation will use the funding to deliver courses in budgeting, eating well and spending less, family support and benefit advice to people in the community. This will provide help and support to families and to those that are unemployed and will provide the opportunity to gain important life skills.

This organisation will use the funding to run workshops for local residents aged 18 to 25 on basic household budgeting, growing and cooking vegetables, life coaching, work experience and pre-employment support. This will provide support services for young people, improving their life skills to increase their employment prospects, attitudes and quality of life.

The Future: Creation and Outreach

Circus WTF

Sprung Gymnastics Floor

Ground Maintenance Equipment

This is a project by a community organisation in Halesworth, Suffolk. The group will use the funding to purchase a storage unit. This will enable the group to store maintenance equipment on site, managing and maintaining the Millennium Green more effectively.

Creating a southern gateway to the Broads National Park

This project will use funding to arrange workplace visits, work experience and support for young people with additional needs. This will help to improve employment prospects for participants.

Repair of rotting thatched Nave and Porch roofs, and the splitting Chancel east wall

This project will use funding to offer drop-in sessions to provide support, advice and encouragement to survivors of childhood sexual abuse. The sessions will help to reduce stress and anxiety and improve their mental health and wellbeing.

This project will use funding to conduct an extensive feasibility study to help re-shape services and ensure they are suitable for addressing local health needs.

The organisation will use the funding to build capacity for their organisation to allow them to provide a range of personal development programmes including health and fitness workshops for people within the community. This will include provision of a business plan, recruitment of health connectors and running health and fitness taster sessions and community health clubs to improve the health and wellbeing of the wider community.

The academy will use the funding to install fitness equipment in their grounds to encourage pupils to exercise, reducing obesity and improving health and wellbeing.

Catalyst: Evolve

This organisation will use the funding to run art workshops for local people who are experiencing mental and emotional anxiety disorders, learning difficulties, long term physical health challenges, social isolation and low confidence. This will improve the mental health and wellbeing of participants and enable them to socialise with their peers.

Our place

Rock Up II

This parish council will use the funding to replace unsafe play equipment in a local play area. This will ensure that the play area can be enjoyed by the local community without the current health and safety risks.

This organisation will use the funding to renovate, purchase and install fittings and appliances for its social enterprise cafe. This will enable the organisation to reach young people aged 16-25 who are disengaged with mainstream services and aim to increase their self confidence, self-esteem and self worth.

Halesworth Maltings Heritage Experience (aka MALT)

What I Learned From Johnny Bevan, London run & tour

Additional floodlights for midweek training

This school will use the funding to replace a damaged and unsafe concrete playing area with an all-weather surface. This will enable the school to provide a safe and durable outdoor play area for pupils during and outside of school time, as well as families and local residents accessing the school and its grounds for activities and community events.

This charity will use the funding to purchase equipment and establish movement and music activities for people with learning difficulties. This will enable the group to provide additional therapeutic and recreational activities using music to improve co-ordination, teamworking skills and wellbeing as well as reducing isolation.

This charity will use the funding to purchase crockery and chairs at its community facility. This will enable the group to replace old, damaged and unsafe chairs with hygienic and easy to move furniture, as well as provide appropriate crockery and cutlery for events, activities and for day to day use.

Raising awareness of Paddle Ability in North Suffolk

The Forecast: Research and Development

The organisation will use the funding to purchase and install three LED interactive touchscreens. This will enable the organisation to run extra-curricular activities which will improve educational outcomes, lead to parents and other members of the community becoming more confident in the use of IT and enabling the school to run more efficient meetings.

The organisation will use the funding to work with local secondary schools, pupil referral units and foster care groups to involve young people in using drama and performance to explore issues and gain skills. This will enable participants to meet other young people to discuss issues and ideas, improving personal development, understanding and engagement.

The organisation will use the funding to purchase an electric carpet storage machine for the bowls mats. This will provide older people who have mobility or health issues, with the ability to operate the apparatus and enable the group to continue providing bowls activities for older people.

The organisation will use the funding to install a waterless toilet at its allotment site. This will enable the group to provide safe and accessible toilet and washing facilities for allotment holders and visitors, particularly those who are older, disabled or have children.

A project to provide a drop-in service in Lowestoft for people experiencing issues including homelessness, social exclusion, substance misuse difficulties, mental illness and low skills. The project will provide advice sessions and skills workshops with local organisations and employers to give beneficiaries volunteering and work experience and the opportunity to gain accredited qualifications to help them seek employment.

Lowestoft-O-go-go!

Waveney Sailability Tractor

A project to work with local media students to deliver creative workshops and activities aimed at people who are socially and economically isolated, unemployed or experiencing deprivation. This will enable participants to develop creative, social and employability skills by using media and creative activities to improve communication, expressing ideas, and raising aspirations to improve community engagement, and reduce the risk of antisocial behaviour, long-term unemployment and deprivation.

Open Aldeburgh - engaging young people with poetry

Open Aldeburgh - engaging young people with poetry

A project to develop a project that will provide furniture and household items to people in need of basic necessities throughout the year. This will enable the group to provide assistance and volunteering opportunities to vulnerable and disadvantaged people such as young people leaving the foster care system or ex-offenders to help them reintegrate with their communities and take positive steps towards employment and a better future.

The organisation will use the funding to purchase additional equipment including adjustable lathes and equipment suitable for beginners. This will enable the group to develop and deliver a new program of training and taster sessions in woodturning and creative activities, as well as accommodate people with disabilities or mobility issues by providing equipment that can be adjusted for their needs and promoting woodturning as a social and fun activity.

Confluence - Piano Improvisations

New heavy weight double sculling boat

Circus WTF

Celebration of the Sea

The organisation will use the funding to purchase additional training and outdoor equipment. This will enable the group to provide a wider range of outdoor activities to members, encouraging more young people to join and engage in positive activities.

funding is to develop a welcome pack with educational resources, goals and methods to record achievement and experiences for its sailing project for vulnerable young people.

Interact-Interchange

The Adventure 2015 tour & Only Connect second stage

Introducing Racing at Sea

The project will create a centre for people with mild or moderate learning difficulties living in the Lowestoft and Ipswich area. The organisation will target those who live in the community either alone or with family who cannot afford to join activities. They will provide youth groups for those over 10 years of age and a group for adults on the autistic spectrum offering activities such as table top games, karaoke, bingo and arts as well as providing voluntary work experience in the cafe.

This is a project by a registered charity in Suffolk. The organisation will use the funding to carry out improvements to the paths and install information boards at a public meadow and woodland area as well as carry out a publicity campaign for the site. This will enable the group to improve access to the site for the wider community as well as encourage greater use of the site with information and inclusive access to areas of interest.

Autumn 2014 project development

Aldeburgh Poetry Festival 2015

New TPT Director: Succession & Transition

Rock Up

The Messenger - Production, Previews and Tour

The Leila Sailing Trust receives ?278,430 to provide personal development opportunities and team building experiences for 400 disadvantaged young people in Lowestoft and Great Yarmouth area through sail training on the restored yacht

The organisation will use the funding to install sound and hearing loop systems at its theatre premises to transform it into a social and community hub. This will enable the group to make the building available to a wide range of organisations for activities and events with accessible facilities and amenities to support different needs and requirements.

What I learned from Johnny Bevan

Additional New Sculling Blades

This parish council in Lowestoft will use the funding to redevelop part of a village green to install new play equipment and make improvements to the site. This will provide local children and young people with a safe and accessible outdoor play facility

This parish council in Lowestoft will use the funding to redevelop part of a village green to install new play equipment and make improvements to the site. This will provide local children and young people with a safe and accessible outdoor play facility in a rural village.

This academy in Lowestoft will use the funding to purchase a software system designed to encourage pupils to seek out advice and information to help them deal with a range of issues including self harm, bullying and change. This will empower pupils to bec

This academy in Lowestoft will use the funding to purchase a software system designed to encourage pupils to seek out advice and information to help them deal with a range of issues including self harm, bullying and change. This will empower pupils to become more independent, resilient and improve their self esteem by seeking out issues to their problems and solving them using the software platform.

The organisation will use the funding to deliver a pilot programme of tailored learning for young people aged 16 to 25 with additional needs. This will help improve the life skills, independence and confidence of beneficiaries to aid their development and transition into employment and independent living.

The organisation will use funding to purchase equipment to provide computer training and employability support. This will help to support people into employment, increasing their skills, confidence and aspirations.

A Poem for Suffolk

Up and Active

The organisation will use the funding to replace the poly cover of their learners swimming pool. This will enable future generations of children and their parents to continue to learn and experience swimming and water safety activities to help keep them s

The organisation will use the funding to replace the poly cover of their learners swimming pool. This will enable future generations of children and their parents to continue to learn and experience swimming and water safety activities to help keep them safe in the coastal area.

The Fickle Screen

THE DARKENING - development

Signpost Gunton

This is a continuation of an existing project, based in Lowestoft, which encourages children and young people engaging in disruptive, anti-social behaviour or nuisance crime to pursue more positive activities whilst learning basic life skills and engaging with other members of the community. The group provides drop-in facilities and also enables young people to access support, guidance and information about issues affecting them. Volunteer young people will also be trained to act as young leaders.

Roman town to modern village: Mapping the past at Caistor St Edmund

Lowestoft Railway Station Building

Wanderer dinghies for the introduction of Family Fun Fridays

This is a project by a voluntary organisation in Reydon, Suffolk. The organisation will use the funding to provide an Action Plan including the analysis, correlation and publishing of a detailed questionnaire to ensure the future development of the villag