Christmas at sea

Ragged Edge Projects 17-18

The funding will be used by a voluntary organisation to recruit and train volunteer support workers to support new mothers with breastfeeding as well as to support its other services.

The funding will be used by a primary school to install outdoor play equipment in the school grounds specifically for the early years and nursery age children. The project aims to improve the communication and language skills of children in the local community and develop their personal, social and emotional skills.

The funding will be used to install outdoor play equipment on the school grounds. The project aims to encourage children to take part in physical exercise in order to address obesity levels.

The funding will be used by a primary school to install a sensory play area on the school grounds for pupils in the school to access outside of the school day. The project aims to support physical and mental development whilst helping children to improve their language and social skills.

Workington Nature Partnership

Soaked

Allerdale Film Farm

The Viewpoint - Confluence of Rivers Derwent and Cocker

The funding will be used by a primary school to build a covered outdoor shelter, stage and climbing wall to be used for extracurricular and community activities. The project aims to reduce rural isolation, develop skills and improve the wellbeing of the local community.

The funding will be used by a primary school to install a decked gazebo outdoor shelter in a woodland area of the school grounds. The project aims to facilitate extra-curricular activities for children and families in the area and increase their access to and participation in outside physical activity.

The funding will be used by a charity to update the kitchen facilities in their community building and install an accessible toilet. The project aims to ensure that local community groups can continue to use the building and expand its use by isolated people in the local community.

Jump in

Young Carers Arts Summer School

To Stay and to Serve (Life on WigtonÔÇÖs Home Front)

Building audiences extending programme growing participation

The funding will be used by a charity to run weekly workshop sessions for men over 55. The project aims to reduce social isolation and promote wellbeing by developing people?s skills in woodwork and DIY.

The funding will be used by a primary school to create a ?Vital Health Club? with activities including circuit training, exercise to music and fun fit competitions. The club will be run by volunteers and young leaders and will provide healthy eating advice and physical activities to encourage children and families to make healthy lifestyle choices.

The funding will be used by a Parish Council to replace their old notice boards. This will provide improved communication facilities for the rural community, to promote the activities and services of local community groups and organisations for the benefit of residents.

The funding will be used to organise a variety of sessions and activities aimed at women in the local community including, swimming, fashion, cooking, crafts and a residential workshop. The project aims to address depression and anxiety experienced by women with caring responsibilities by creating the opportunity to take part in social activities.

The funding will be used to deliver a training programme for specialist staff, volunteers and other workers of a charitable organisation in Cumbria. This will develop their knowledge about welfare, legislation and people?s rights, and provide a space for advice and support.

Ireby Festival 2017

Development of a 3G Artificial Pitch

TRY-ATHLON

The school will install play equipment and safety surfacing in a play area on the school ground, to be used outside of curriculum time. The aim is to increase physical activity and provide accessible facilities for children with disabilities.

The school will install a variety of play equipment for nursery and early years children to use, which will be available to the wider community to use out of school hours.

The organisation will deliver twice weekly support sessions and workshops for young women on issues affecting them, including relationship issues, self-confidence, and sexual exploitation. This will also involve outdoor recreational activities. The aim is to help improve people's confidence, self-esteem, aspirations, understanding of positive relationships, and help encourage them to make positive lifestyle choices.

Life of a Mountain: Blencathra ÔÇô The Exhibition

This project will use the funding to replace the heating system in the main hall of their community centre. This will allow the space to be adequately heated, ensuring regular activity can continue.

Cumbria Calling

Soaked

The school will install a range of fitness equipment within their playground for pupils. This will enhance their current outdoor facilities and encourage the local children to embrace a healthy lifestyle, aiming to reduce levels of obesity.

Maryport Litfest Wild

Replacement of Clubhouse Roof

North West Cumbria Oral history Project: Collected memories from WW2 until the present day

Bassenthwaite Parish Room

"Changing Pavilion, Storage & Car Park Development"

PMacProductions

The Chef Show Tour 2017

The group will use the funding to replace the existing community hall, which will be used by people living in and around the parish. The new hall will host a range of activities including fitness classes, IT classes and support, a youth club, cookery lessons and a cinema club.

The school will use the funding to improve the outdoor area of the school providing an undercover shelter and a quiet seating area. This will enable the school to enhance the outdoor space at the school and be able to run more after school clubs.

Youth Culture Magazine

Drainage of the 1st team pitch

The organisation will use the funding to make safe the roof, and the redecoration and refurbishment of the Youth Club building following recent storm damage. This will enable the organisation to provide a safe environment for the Youth Club members and prevent the closure of this essential community hub which is a focal meeting point for all members of the wider community.

The organisation will use the funding to deliver a series of two night residential activities for young disabled people in the age groups of 16 plus and 5-19 years. This will enable the organisation to engage with the target beneficiaries, and by participating in planned fun physical and mental wellbeing activities, will aim to reduce their obesity levels and also deflect the participants from self-harming, which will improve their self-worth, mental wellbeing and self-confidence.

Bassenthwaite Sailing Club Flood Recovery

Relocate the shed above the flood level

Land Drainage Excavation.

The organisation will use the funding to continue to offer a breastfed support service that they currently run in Workington and will also extend the scheme to new beneficiaries in Cockermouth. This will include weekly drop in sessions and peer support. This will enable the group to expand their provision and provide training and support to new mothers.

Development of a 3G Artificial Pitch

The organisation will use the funding to make the toilets accessible for people with disabilities and with changing facilities for families and offer activities to the local community. This will reduce social isolation and make their facilities fit for purpose to increase interaction with the local community.

The organisation will use the funding to create a safe playground by installing a rubberized tarmac track on the edge of the school field. This will enable children to ride their bikes and scooters in a safe and secure environment away from busy roads and industrial traffic.

Lakeland Rowing Club Rowing Boat

The organisation will use the funding to install fixed play equipment in the school grounds. This will encourage pupils and their families to increase their confidence and physical activity levels and provide facilities for them to socialise and play outside school hours, bringing the rural and isolated community together.

Extension to Clubhouse

Rugby League Local Development Project 2016-17

Rugby League Local Development Project 2016-17

The organisation will use the funding to run a conference for people affected by Myasthenia Gravis and their families to provide a social occasion as well as hear from medical professionals. This will enable the organisation to provide an opportunity for people with the condition to socialise, build a support network and find out more about the ongoing treatments and research.

The organisation will use the funding to run a conference for people affected by Myasthenia Gravis and their families to provide a social occasion as well as hear from medical professionals. This will enable the organisation to provide an opportunity for people with the condition to socialise, build a support network and find out more about the ongoing treatments and research.

Keswick School Rowing

The organisation will use the funding to refurbish and upgrade play facilities for young children in the area. This will ensure that children and families can access safe play facilities in an isolated rural area.

The organisation will use the funding to set up an extra-curricular Fit Kid Club for children aged 4 to 10 years who attend the school and their parents and train volunteers to deliver the activities. This will aim to reduce rising levels of obesity within the school and poor diet.

Keswick School Pitches Restoration

The group will use the funding to install new outdoor play equipment with an all weather safety surface. This will provide children with accessible play equipment in a safe and secure area.

Emergency Flood Repair

Development of young ladies and young mens rugby teams

The organisation will use the funding to purchase exercise machines and equipment to meet community needs at their new premises in Copeland, Cumbria. This will also facilitate the extension and variety of exercise options available to overweight people, older people, those undergoing rehabilitation and those with chronic illnesses.

Soundtrax.

The redevelopment of changing facilities

The organisation will use the funding to refurbish the kitchen at the community centre to comply with Health and Safety standards and enable continued use of this facility.

Keswick Tri Club

Maryport LitFest: Tribal Voices II

These Demon Ways

Live on Line

Bassenthwaite Parish Council own the Parish Room, which is operated by a separate charity, the Bassenthwaite Parish Room. a venue for meetings, classes, recreation and leisure. The existing hall is over 100 years old and does not now meet modern requirements. This project seeks to replace the existing hall with one that can meet the needs of this isolated rural community and provide a venue for meetings, classes, recreation and leisure.

This project aims to reduce social isolation of older men and will also target hard to reach, older, disabled and low income residents. Activities include organising events and group activities to provide opportunities for social interaction such as luncheon clubs, tea dances, singing for fun, walking groups, coffee and chat groups and information days about access to other services and training sessions in IT.

This is a project by an industrial provident company in Silloth, Cumbria. The organisation will use funding to deliver a nine month programme of rugby, health and fitness activities for young people aged 13-17 years old in the rural area of Silloth. This will provide positive physical activities to help reduce antisocial behaviour in the local area, and encourage participants to become more active.

What the Wild Things Do

The funding will be used for weekly outings during the winter for all members of its youth club and a camping and canoeing trip for older members, expanding the range of activities available to children and young people in the area. This will help attract new members and provide access to free activities to prevent antisocial behaviour, break down social and financial barriers preventing people from taking part and improve confidence and wellbeing.

The funding will be used to deliver twice-weekly support, information and activity sessions and residential activities to vulnerable young people at risk of offending behaviour. This will raise their aspirations and self-belief, and improve their life chances.

Sancho: An Act of Remembrance by Paterson Joseph

Project Summary :This organisation will use the funding to undertake repairs to the external walls of the parish hall extension and redecorate the interior after other building works. This will ensure that community groups can continue to safely and comfortably use the hall in a pleasant environment.

This organisation will use the funding to undertake repairs to the external walls of the parish hall extension and redecorate the interior after other building works. This will ensure that community groups can continue to safely and comfortably use the hall in a pleasant environment.

A project to deliver work placement opportunities for people with learning disabilities. The project will provide activities including a sports and fitness programme with an emphasis on teamwork, and vocational and work-awareness training courses. The scheme will also encourage beneficiaries to get involved with community organisations, and provide opportunities to study in subjects such as ICT, local history, fine arts, photography and performing arts.

The organisation will use the funding to provide equipment and facilities for their sensory room. This will provide sensory facilities for children from their school with SEN and weekly sensory activities for those from the wider community to aid their social, mental and physical development and give them better chances in life.

Drainage of the 1st team pitch

Workington Playgoers Club Ltd, an arts-based organisation, wishes to promote wider community use of its facilities, to adapt a large town centre theatre and adjoining buildings, making them accessible, welcoming and creating additional community space. It will increase and broaden participation in a range of activities to previously under-represented groups, resulting in a stronger and more inclusive community. In particular it will engage disassociated young people in a positive and meaningful way.

Workington Playgoers Club Ltd, an arts-based organisation, wishes to promote wider community use of its facilities, to adapt a large town centre theatre and adjoining buildings, making them accessible, welcoming and creating additional community space. It will increase and broaden participation in a range of activities to previously under-represented groups, resulting in a stronger and more inclusive community. In particular it will engage disassociated young people in a positive and meaningful way.

Phase two refurbishment of the John Peel Theatre

A project to raise aspirations and increase employability for young people aged 14-24 from Allerdale and Copeland in West Cumbria, who are either NEET or at risk of becoming NEET. The project will provide access to a wide range of youth leadership programmes and offer Level 2 qualifications including leadership challenges, public speaking, communication, and the Duke of Edinburgh (DofE) Award Scheme at Bronze, Silver or Gold levels. The project aims to support 300 young people over the life of the project.

Celebrating the heritage of the Kirkgate Centre and Cockermouth

Build quality, diversity & engagement in the arts

Exploring WW1 - Life beyond the conflict

A project by a registered charity in Workington, Cumbria to deliver a group counselling project for children and young people who have been exposed to domestic abuse. This will provide children and young people who are often severely traumatised by their experiences with support and assistance to improve their wellbeing and help them to move forward with their lives.

Workington Leisure Centre

This is a project by charity in Maryport to provide training for their board directors and volunteers. This will build capacity for their organisation and provide them with staffing resources and skills to run a training school and rescue services for the wider community.

A project in Cumbria to carry out repainting and ceiling repair in the large public room at the group?s village hall. This will enable the group to repair worn and unsafe facilities, providing a comfortable venue available for hire by community groups and local residents, encouraging greater use of the hall and the development of new community events and activities.

Ireby Festival

First Time Youth - Furness