ARTS ME DIGITAL THEATRE

Got to Move

Croydonites Festival of New Theatre

Our Heritage TV, Phase 2, Community Participation to Complete the BAME 20th Century Story

Ponds of Croydon

This project will deliver a programme of martial arts and dance activities that will engage people who are at risk of the effects of antisocial behaviour, improving their relationships within the community.

Research Visit to Uganda

Telescope Makers

This project will refurbish its community kitchen, in order to better support people who are experiencing the effects of social disadvantage.

The Dream Factory

Feet Forward

This project will use funding to part sponsor a community festival for local people. This will bring the community together and celebrate its diversity.

This project will use funding to recruit and train volunteers to support and work with women from BME communities. The volunteers will help the women to develop language, literacy and life skills to enhance family life, increase their confidence, help them to feel part of their community and improve their employment prospects.

This project will use funding to offer a range of workshops, activities and training to support those living with mental health problems and those who provide valuable support. This will improve the health and wellbeing of participants and help carers to develop better approaches for providing support.

This project will create a new outdoor play resource that will support children and improve the local environment.

Fighting for Air: The First World War Origins of Croydon Airport

All About Me

Running Wild Digital RandD

Progressive Sailing Project

This is a project by a company based in Croydon and serving beneficiaries in Lewes. The organisation will install a toddlers' play unit within their local playground, to meet the needs of the local community in a rurally isolated community.

This project will run basic IT training classes for young people have newly arrived in the UK and who are not in education, employment or training. This will develop life skills which will build self-confidence and remove barriers to employment.

This project will deliver befriending services to people who are living with dementia and may be nearing the end of their lives, reducing feelings of isolation.

This project will run a self-help support group for carers and their families who are living with the effects of disability. This will reduce isolation and bring the community together.

This project will run a summer school for young people where they will learn academic and social skills, which will enable them to transition into secondary school. This will enable them to develop new and existing skills and encourage interaction with others.

Between Haircuts: Live Music and Exhibition

Theatre Producer and Playwright Development

Nest

This project will provide yoga and tea sessions for people living with long-term health conditions, in order to improve wellbeing.

This project will carry out a feasibility study on the Roma community across London, in order to increase knowledge and understanding of their needs.

OX

This project will support young people to gain employment skills.

This project will deliver a series of engagement activities that will focus upon improving relationships for young women within the black minority ethnic and migrant communities. This will bring the community together and challenge issues surrounding isolation.

Nature Still Draws a Crowd

This project will provide enterprise and life skills training for young people. This will build their confidence and increase chances of gaining employment, enabling them to make a positive contribution to the community.

This project will deliver a social mentoring initiative that will support the needs of people with learning disabilities or autism. This will challenge issues surrounding isolation and improve levels of wellbeing.

This project will fund extracurricular social activities for children and young people. This will enable them to take part in activities which benefit their wellbeing and discourage antisocial behaviour.

The group will use the funding to deliver ICT and engagement workshops that will support women from the Turkish speaking community who are experiencing the effects of mental ill health. This will equip those taking part with new skills and improve levels of self-esteem.

This project will use the funding to deliver training and engagement activities that will focus on supporting young people who are at risk of the effects of anti-social behaviour. This will equip people with new skills that will improve chances in life for this hard to reach group.

This project will run training workshops for young people to develop their skills and gain qualifications in areas including English and Maths, improving their chances in life.

This project will bring the community together and deliver workshops which will improve awareness and understanding of cyber bullying.

This project will enhance the group's capacity and infrastructure, enabling it to support people who are experiencing the effects of mental ill health. This will enhance the way in which it meets the needs of people with a range of complex needs.

Recycled Teenagers

Youth Voice

This project will install a variety of play equipment on the school premises. This will ensure the safety of pupils, improve physical health and provide exciting and inclusive play facilities.

LMP on the Move

This project will deliver support around issues, such as isolation and unemployment, that impact upon young black minority ethnic (BME) women. This will improve levels of self-esteem and create pathways into employment.

This project will use funding to create a new play area for children from disadvantaged backgrounds, who have experienced disruptions in their education or have a lack of access to safe outdoor areas. This will create lots of new opportunities for active play.

The Peer Circles project aims to provide support and activities for people with complex needs and those who are severely and multiply disadvantaged (SMD), supporting them towards having improved job prospects or progressing into sustainable employment. The project will be delivered across the Central and South London LEP area by a voluntary sector partnership led by St Giles Trust.

'Gujarati Yatra' - Journey of a people

Creating opportunities for positive responses to climate change through arts projects - RandD process

The Dark

This project will use the funding to provide a befriending and support service for children who have arrived unaccompanied in the country as refugees or asylum seekers. This will enable beneficiaries to receive assistance in terms of the issues impacting on their lives and reduce their feelings of isolation.

Silk Road

A Kids Guide to the Orchestra

Space: Public Private Pockets and Problems

Croydonites Festival of New Theatre

Every poster tells a story ÔÇô World War 1 & women's role

The group will use the funding to deliver arts and crafts sessions for older black and minority ethnic (BME) women who are socially isolated. This will bring beneficiaries together for social interaction and reduce isolation.

Woodcote Wolverines

The group will use the funding to deliver parental skills and healthy living sessions to isolated families. This will improve family skills and give children better chances, whilst providing information to enable beneficiaries to live a healthier lifestyle.

The group will use the funding to deliver a series of workshops to promote a healthy lifestyle for people from the black and minority ethnic (BME) community who are experiencing ill health. This will improve beneficiaries? health and wellbeing.

Chipmunka Classics 2016-2017

The group will use the funding to conduct a programme of consultation to inform the expansion of community based provision at their local facility. This will establish local needs and priorities, using resources more effectively to meet the requirements of beneficiaries.

Mr Boom Retour 2016/17

This grant will be used for a project that aims to support people with disabilities across the Coast to Capital LEP area. Participants will include those with long term health conditions and substance misuse issues. It will encourage those taking part to lead healthier lifestyles, improve their independence and work readiness.

The group will use the funding to deliver a nutritional awareness programme for parents whose children are at the risk of the effects of obesity. This will equip parents with new skills that will enable them to create healthier food.

The group will use the funding to provide a programme of emotional and employment support to young black and minority ethnic (BME) people who have been affected by knife crime. This will improve beneficiaries? wellbeing, positivity and employability.

The group will use the funding to deliver a programme of training sessions that will support black and minority ethnic (BME) mothers who are experiencing the effects of isolation and unemployment. This will create pathways to employment for these difficult to reach beneficiaries.

The group will use the funding to deliver a programme of healthy eating promotion and exercise for older people in the local area. This will lead to improved diets and healthier lifestyles.

The group will use the funding to deliver workshops to improve awareness of female genital mutilation (FGM) and provide information to protect local girls who may at risk. This will empower staff and pupils to know and understand the signs and symptoms to able to raise the alarm of FGM practices, so more young women will be encouraged to seek help.

The Fairfield Collection: archiving more than fifty years of cultural impact in Croydon

Sporting Chance 2

The group will use the funding to deliver a programme for young people mixing martial arts classes with employable skills workshops. This will use sport as a vehicle to engage people in positive social activities that will improve self-control and discipline whilst reducing anti-social behaviour. The employable skills workshops will lead to better chances of finding employment.

Art and the body

Soda Beat Sessions

The group will use the funding to deliver an intergenerational IT project that will focus upon the needs of older people who are experiencing the effects of isolation. This will encourage those taking part to engage positively through sharing knowledge and skills across a range of people of different ages.

The group will use the funding to run a series of extracurricular physical activity workshops for the benefit of local children and young people. This will increase participation in fitness, improve beneficiaries? confidence and social skills, improve health and wellbeing.

The group will use the funding to promote health through workshops for older Black and minority ethnic (BME) community members. This will improve beneficiaries? health and wellbeing and reduce social isolation.

The centres will work with people facing destitution, loss of home, bailiffs and deportation. Emergency needs will be addressed such as clothing, travel and shelter and then immediate legal issues will be resolved. Post crisis point, beneficiaries will be assessed to see what support they need and they will be helped to move into suitable employment and become more resilient to future problems.

Homeland

The group will use the funding to deliver a series of extracurricular fitness activities for local young people. This will build community engagement, improve social skills and increase participation in physical activities.

The group will use the funding to deliver cooking sessions for young people who are eating fast food every day. This will equip young people with basic cooking skills and encourage them to explore affordable and healthy nutrition.

The group will use the funding to engage and empower people from the South Asian community through dance This will encourage social cohesion and community engagement.

The group will use the funding to part sponsor a community festival for the benefit of local people. This will increase social cohesion and celebrate community diversity, culture and achievements.

Identifying Memorials and Researching the contributions of twenty black WWI servicemen and women in Britain

The group will use the funding to deliver drug education workshops to disadvantaged young people in the area. This will develop life skills, promote personal independence and reduce substance misuse.

The group will use the funding to deliver a series of advocacy workshops that will focus upon the needs of people with disabilities. This will improve access to services and improve chances in life for the beneficiaries supported by the project.

The group will use the funding to deliver a support service that will focus upon the needs of ex-offenders. This will create pathways to employment and social re-integration.

The group will use the funding to deliver various health and wellbeing activities aimed at parents and children from the BAME community. This will improve family skills and encourage beneficiaries to lead healthier lifestyles.

BME Cycling Club

Silver Eagles

Reclaiming, conserving and making accessible an SMINC of historic horticultural interest in Shirley, Greater London

AIDF hip hop business & artistic partnership

Meet George

The group will use the funding to provide outdoor teambuilding and team leadership exercises for sixty young, unaccompanied asylum seekers. This will address beneficiaries? health and wellbeing.

The group will use the funding to provide activities for a centenary celebration event. This will build capacity for community engagement and celebrate achievements.

This grant will be used to develop plans for a project to support people with disabilities, long term health conditions and people with substance misuse issues to lead healthier lifestyles, improve their independence and work readiness. The development funding will be used to run engagement events with participant groups, develop monitoring and evaluation processes and to cover consultancy costs.

Art as entertainment

The group will use the funding to deliver a series of recreational activities for young people who are experiencing the effects of social disadvantage. This will improve levels of confidence and encourage positive engagement with the community.

The group will use the funding to deliver English language sessions to families in the wider community. This will improve literacy and communication skills.