Steel Stories: curating industrial heritage in a landscape of rapid change

Christ Church Coatham Stonework and Roof Renovations

The project will meet the needs of the local community and offer a variety of services under one umbrella. They aim to support those who are often in crisis situations and face issues such as domestic violence, drug and alcohol related issues, old age, health issues, job loss, bereavement and low incomes. A number of activities will be provided to enable service users to share their experiences and increase their confidence.

The project will set up a peer support group for people with mental health issues. The group will provide peer and professional support and coping strategies to help people transition from one to one support to independence and coping alone.

The school will develop an outdoor activities area and improve their garden with a secure timber resource shelter, raised planters and a workbench. This will provide creative, nature, gardening and conservation activities for children and will encourage them to be active and make healthy lifestyle choices.

The group will builds on their experience and good practices by delivering a new project, called CREATE for young people aged 13-18. A programme of accessible, open access, community based activities will be offered and will provide various opportunities for young people who are isolated, lacking confidence and face barriers to participation.The aim is to bring young people together, help them to build relationships through team building and challenging activities.

The funding will be used by a community school to run a programme of health education and exercise sessions to combat obesity levels within the school. The project aims to improve the health and physical wellbeing of children who are unhealthy and overweight and do not normally take part in sports.

The school will develop two new play areas in their grounds, an outdoor music and role play area, and a raised stage area for performing and presenting. This will provide a safe environment for fun and exciting play activities that will help children to develop and become more active.

Kirkleatham Walled Garden Horticultural Restoration Project

The school will deliver an extra-curricular healthy living club to encourage pupils to become more active and healthy. They will install a mini adventure trail and hold sessions to raise awareness of the importance of healthy eating.

The project will focus on supporting hidden carers who are under the radar for support services. They will provide information and awareness raising sessions to help other professionals in a range of organisations to identify the carers, through the appropriate training. The group will also promote the health and wellbeing of carers as many will neglect their own physical and mental needs when caring for another individual. Monthly support groups will be offered so carers can meet and share experiences.

The project will refurbish the stage, changing and toilet facilities of Coatham Memorial Hall so that community groups, older people and people with disabilities can access a wider range of social and entertainment activities.

DJFC Development

The project will provide free Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) Youth courses to people who teach, work, live or care for young people. This will increase awareness of the psychological and emotional needs of young people, and provide interventions, support, or sign posting to service providers for those who are experiencing mental and emotional distress. This will help protect young people and improve their wellbeing.

Box On Project - Redcar Amateur Boxing Club

The project will bring the community together for a series of intergenerational events to celebrate the 100th birthday of Dormanstown village. Events will focus on the history of the area, and will include a gala with traditional activities, a flower festival, a Guy Fawkes event and a Christmas pageant. The project will also develop a guide to Dormanstown, highlighting historical, leisure and environmental features.

Changing Pavilion

Our Industrial Heartland

The school will use the funding to run two weekly healthy lifestyle lunch and after school clubs. This will provide physical activity sessions and healthy eating and nutrition advice, to encourage children, parents and carers to make healthy lifestyle choices.

The organisation will use the funding to deliver a programme of fun health, fitness and life skills sessions through breakfast and lunchtime clubs. This will encourage children to become more active and make healthy choices, and will help older children to transition to senior school.

This project will provide accommodation and support to women fleeing domestic abuse/sexual violence. Currently the organisation helps the 16-24 age group and this project will extend to the 25-44 age group and focus on 'herder to reach' groups including the travelling community, asylum seekers, women with disabilities, women from the LGBT community and those with a black and minority ethnic background.

New Marske FC Development

The organisation will use the funding to run a Saturday lunchtime caf? at their community centre. This will develop the communication, customer service, cooking skills and confidence of their members who have learning, physical disabilities and challenging behaviours, who will help to run the cafe under supervision. This will enable them to become active in the community and reduce social isolation.

The organisation will use the funding to refurbish their new premises and provide a drop in service, training programmes and creative activities to support families. This will provide a support network for parents, information, advice, training and signposting for families experiencing emotional and mental health difficulties or social and financial disadvantages, to help improve their circumstances and wellbeing.

The organisation will use funding to deliver open days and events in rural locations in the North East, and recruit and train new volunteer motorbike riders. This will enable the group to promote and extend their emergency support services to rural medical practices, emergency services and to local people in communities affected by adverse weather conditions including floods.

Passing it on

The organisation will use the funding to hold a family fun day event for redundant steelworkers and their families. The group will invite employment agencies, local training providers and health professionals to set up trade stands and provide employment, training and healthy eating advice and information.

The organisation will use the funding to bring together people with disabilities, organisations of disabled people and representatives of people with disabilities for bi-monthly meetings to establish an agenda for action. This will highlight the issues and barriers faced by local people with disabilities in areas such as transport, employment, finance, health and wellbeing.

The organisation will use the funding to purchase portable catering equipment to develop a community caf? within Kirkleatham Hall School which supports children with multiple learning difficulties. This will provide additional practical learning opportunities to aid the development of the children, and social opportunities and a support network for families.

The school will use the funding to install new outdoor play equipment and provide family play activities to aid children?s development, and encourage them to become more physically active, whilst improving parental skills.

The organisation will use the funding to deliver more clubs and activities to help meet the needs of local residents, including a homework club, youth and luncheon clubs, running, football, and mother and toddler groups.

The organisation will use the funding to deliver workshops involving roleplay activities on gangs and knife and violent crimes. This will help raise awareness of the dangers and support young people at risk of gang culture and anti-social behaviour, to make informed and positive lifestyle choices.

They will extend its Men?s Shed service, providing a place for men to chat and make friends, learn new skills, share their problems, have a laugh and be themselves. They will open a new Shed in the East Cleveland area of Skelton, so more people can take part in the activities and have a reason to get up in the mornings. This will be kitted out with new woodwork equipment and tools to encourage men to be physically and mentally active, and improve their wellbeing.

The organisation will use the funding to replace the vertical steel access ladder of their lookout station with a wooden staircase. This will improve the health and safety of the building and enable them to extend their operational hours to keep visitors and residents to the coastal area safe.

The organisation will use the funding to run photography projects and exhibitions to help engage young people from disadvantaged communities including those affected by domestic or substance abuse and NEET. This will give vulnerable young people a platform to tell their stories, provide support to peers, and develop self-esteem and new skills to improve their educational and employment opportunities.

Changing Pavilion

This project will offer class based sessions for children to address anxiety and other mental health issues. The sessions will focus on therapeutic discussion and the impact of kindness and work towards delivering a performance to allow the children to show case what they have learned.

The community special school will use the funding to refurbish their swimming pool and install new sensory facilities. This will enable children and adults with disabilities, as well as the wider communitiy to access stimulating swimming activities to aid their development and wellbeing.

The funding will be used to purchase iPads and deliver after school IT and digital technology classes for pupils and their families. This will engage parents with their children?s learning, help improve the skills, enable parents and carers to access information on services, and improve their learning and employment opportunities.

The funding will be used to run a week-long summer play scheme for children with special needs. This will provide exciting activities and help reduce social isolation for children during the summer holidays, whilst providing respite for parents and carers.

The organisation will use the funding to deliver six inter-generational events, including music, crafts, World War 1, and IT training. This will provide volunteer opportunities for young people to help deliver and provide support at the events, activities to help reduce older people?s isolation and improve interaction across generations.

BackyART Project

The organisation will use the funding to create a new adventure playground within the school grounds and deliver after school clubs for children and their parents on the importance of healthy eating and healthy lifestyles. This will provide creative and physical play facilities to help aid the children?s development and encourage families to make healthy lifestyle choices.

The organisation will use the funding to provide a designated disabled drivers? car park facility at their community building. This will enable the organisation to satisfy local authority standards and provide safe access to their building for disabled visitors.

This is a project by a primary school in Redcar and Cleveland. The organisation will use the funding to install an outdoor gazebo in the school playground, with sensory and planter accessories. This will provide a location for educational activities about diet, nutrition and fruit and vegetable growing.

Redcar Town Facility Development

The group will use the funding to develop an outdoor learning area for children and the community that will consist of action stations. The action stations will provide the opportunity for children to learn new skills and develop and encourage physical activity that will better prepare children for life's challenges.

The organisation will use the funding to develop a community garden and upgrade a community laundry to operate as social enterprises. This will improve the life chances of participants by expanding volunteering opportunities and developing transferable employment skills in horticulture and customer service.

The organisation will use the funding to purchase iPads for children to use in school, at after school clubs and at home. This will enable the organisation to encourage families to work together to improve IT literacy amongst adults and to download Apps to address health inequalities.

This is a project by a charitable incorporated organisation in Dormanstown, Cleveland. The organisation will use the funding to run and assess two pilot projects, a Men?s Shed and a Member Shop. This will enable the organisation to address issues of isolation in unemployed and retired men and create volunteering opportunities for members of the community which will improve workplace skills and improve self esteem.

The organisation will use the funding to deliver eight weeks of specialised training and development for new volunteer and Foundation Degree student counsellors. This will improve the capacity of the organisation to provide early counselling intervention strategies, and support more children and families through their problems and difficulties.

The organisation will use the funding to purchase video equipment and develop a promotional video and website with links to outside agencies to help young people deal with issues of violent crimes. This will target 11-25 years old empowering them with information and facts to deter them from gang, gun, knife and cyber crime which will be delivered in schools across the North East.

Marske Junior Badminton Club Development

DJFC Development

Primary Spaces

Primary Spaces

This primary school in Marske will use the funding to run extra-curricular IT sessions for adults and children. This will enable parents to engage in their children's education whilst learning computer skills which may help them find work or lead them int

This primary school in Marske will use the funding to run extra-curricular IT sessions for adults and children. This will enable parents to engage in their children?s education whilst learning computer skills which may help them find work or lead them into additional learning.

WW1 Research and Performance Project for Young People

Cleveland Golf Club Driving Range

This is a project by an industrial provident company in Middlesbrough. The organisation will use funding to create a garden area and deliver gardening workshops, for vulnerable women and their children. This will encourage beneficiaries to participate in

Grenfell Youth Club (GYC) aims to provide social and leisure activities to adults and children with learning and physical disabilities in the Redcar and Cleveland area. It provides a place for people of varying abilities and age, to develop social and com

This is a project by an industrial provident company in Middlesbrough. The organisation will use funding to create a garden area and deliver gardening workshops, for vulnerable women and their children. This will encourage beneficiaries to participate in physical activities and eat a healthy diet, with the aim of improving health and wellbeing.

Redcar Remembers

Marske Sports and Recreation Association Playing Field

This is a project by a registered charity in Redcar, Cleveland. The organisation will use the funding to provide community cooking, gardening and exercise classes and to run a talent show to encourage community cohesion. This will bring together members

This is a project by a community interest company in Redcar, Cleveland. The organisation will use the funding to train volunteers as counsellors to go into schools to provide a therapeutic counselling and play therapy service to young people and their fa

This is a project by an incorporated charity in Teesside. The organisation will use funding to set up a day centre, to include ICT equipment, for young NEET members of the community. This will enable beneficiaries to attend courses and attain qualificatio

This is a project by a voluntary organisation in Saltburn by the Sea. The group will use the funding to support volunteers, hold wellbeing therapies, activities and drop in sessions for socially isolated people. This will allow members of the community to

This Redcar organisation will use the funding to provide an out of school time activity based on journalism training and the production of a community newspaper by pupils which will be distributed to households in the area. This will strengthen the bonds

This is a project by an incorporated charity in Teesside. The organisation will use funding to set up a day centre, to include ICT equipment, for young NEET members of the community. This will enable beneficiaries to attend courses and attain qualificatio

This is a new project developed from an existing service, based in Redcar in Teeside, which will provide a refuge specifically for single young women affected by sexual and domestic violence, many of whom have complex needs, such as mental health or subst

This is a project by a community organisation in Redcar. The group will use funding to extend their food bank service to East Cleveland. This will enable people on low or no income to access food parcels and recipes on healthy cooking, along with signpost

Sounds@sids

Artists at the Heart of Redcar

This is a project by a registered charity in Redcar. The organisation will use funding to partition their premises, creating more rooms for the use of community groups and the wider community. This will enable more activities to take place at one time, in

This is a project by a primary school in Redcar, Redcar and Cleveland. The organisation will use the funding to install a soft bond floor surface over the paving at the nursery and early years unit. This will provide an all weather, year round play area

New Marske CC Development

New RIB (Rigid Inflatable Boat) with trailer

This is a project by a primary school in Redcar. The organisation will use the funding to create a wildlife area with nature trail, hide and covered study area on an unused area of the school field to run lunchtime and after school wildlife observation/gr

Redcar Rugby Club Drainage programme

College Sport Makers

New Marske FC Development

Redcar Town Pitch Development

The project aims to support first time tenants and their families with preparing for their upcoming tenancy. It will offer access to information about financial products and services, increase their awareness of the available financial inclusion and capab

Public Art Strategy for RCBC Regeneration

Marske Cricket Club Nets

Redcar Hockey Club Coaching

St Cuthbert's Church

The project will provide a social and learning lifeline for vulnerable young people aged 14 to 25 in Redcar who are experiencing mental and emotional difficulties. It will provide confidential one-to-one support, group sessions, and exciting recreational

This community organisation in Redcar will use funding to provide a healthy lifestyle and exercise resource centre for people with disabilities. This will enable them to take part in healthy activities, gain access to healthy living information and attend

This community group in Redcar & Cleveland will use funding to fund a community family event in the summer. This will bring the community together and show what local residents can achieve through partnership.

The project will offer support and guidance to those who have experienced abuse, including victims, survivors and family members. Free cr?che places will be provided for children of service users while activities such as cookery, computer skills, jeweller

This charity in Redcar will use funding to establish peer support groups for children and young people who have experienced domestic violence. This will enable beneficiaries to discuss their experiences with others and encourage children and young people

This group in Redcar will use funding to offer confidential advisory support and positive life coaching to young males who have experienced domestic abuse. This will boost the confidence and self esteem of young males in the area and give them better chan

This community organisation in Redcar will use funding to install a playground on a deprived housing estate. This will provide a resource for local children to play safely and participate in outdoor activities.

This group in Redcar will use funding to run a range of activities including gardening, crafts, a film club and active sports aimed at young carers. This will provide activities to build confidence, raise self esteem, and provide opportunities for learnin

A Second World War veteran from Cleveland has been awarded a grant towards travel costs for a commemorative visit within the United Kingdom in May 2010. Funding has been provided for one Second World War veteran.

This church will use an award to refurbish the upstairs level of their church building which is currently in a poor state of repair. The project will install fire doors, redecorate the facility and lay new carpets to create a more flexible space for more

A Second World War veteran from Redcar has been awarded a grant towards travel costs for a commemorative visit to Scarborough in September 2010. Funding has been provided for one Second World War veteran, and one spouse.