Deva Cheerleading Academy

Morecambe Variety Festival :Imaginary Worlds

The Poetry Exchange - new channels, new audiences

The organisation will use the funding to install a play area for our younger pupils and a large gazebo to facilitate after school activities and closer relationships with parents. This will enable the organisation to provide a safe play area to encourage communication, integration and activity for the higher than average % of children with disabilities and for a large proportion of children entering the school who are below the national average in personal, social and emotional skills.

The organisation will use the funding to redevelop an area that is currently unused by changing it into a learning and development area for community to use. It also plans to run a range of new, structured educational and play sessions, to engage children and parents.

The organisation will use the funding to install a play facility on the school grounds for local children to access outside of school hours. This will aim to reduce levels of obesity through increased physical activity and increase provision of safe accessible play facilities in the local community.

The organisation will use the funding to create a wildlife area, providing more outdoor after school and weekend activities, thus reducing sedentary behaviour in children and alleviating concerns regarding cardio-vascular disease and obesity. It will provide an all-weather focal point for older residents, or those with mobility issues to meet, share knowledge and skills, and enjoy spending time with each other which will decrease social isolation issue within this rural community.

The organisation will use the funding to develop a challenging 'action play zone?. This will enable the organisation to encourage children to engage in physically demanding exercise every day, thereby alleviating concerns regarding the children?s current sedentary lifestyles which have led to high levels of obesity in the community. The area will be available throughout the year for use by pupils and the various clubs that utilise the schools facilities.

The organisation will use the funding to build an activity trail and install play and activity equipment. This will enable the organisation to restore neglected open spaces which have become focal points for anti-social behaviour and provide activities for the children in the absence of safe open spaces or a village hall.

CSP Funding 2014-17

The organisation will use the funding to run a pilot scheme including a variety of activities for older people, including those with dementia and other mental health issues. This will improve and promote active ageing through holistic activities including horticultural therapy, cookery and nutrition sessions and outdoor walking sessions.

The organisation will use the funding to install outdoor gym equipment and staff resources to provide community facilities and activities within the local playing fields for the benefit of the wider village community. This will provide outdoor gym facilities which will be used as a community hub, social space and a facility to improve the health and well being of the wider village community, specifically older people with mobility and other health problems.

Trance Party IV - Presented by Evian Christ & OW.

The funding will be used to offer specialist volunteering support for young people with duchenne muscular dystrophy. This will provide volunteers from to work with young adults who are lacking in purposeful activities, encouraging them to take part in wider community activities, training and work experience. This will help improve their health, wellbeing and quality of life.

Youth Community Tennis Project (NGB Funding 2013-17)

The organisation will use the funding to provide acupuncture treatments and health advice for local carers. This will improve the mental and physical health and wellbeing of carers.

This new project based on a pilot initiative will support troubled families in the charity?s residential accommodation who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless. The project aims to prepare families for independent living by developing role-model family mentors and teaching basic life-skills such as cooking on a budget and through family activities like gardening sessions. Mentors will work with families to help them achieve objectives set both at the start and during their stay with STF.

The funding will be used to install three outdoor activity spaces, to include sports activities, a performance area and a wildlife garden. This will provide creative outdoor sessions for children and parents, with the aim of raising educational attainment.

The organisation will use the funding to install a new climbing adventure trim trail with all-weather surfacing within the school grounds. This will provide a safe environment and new play facilities that children can use throughout the year, to help aid their development and encourage them to be more active.

Best Days of Our Lives - Production Phase

The organisation will use the funding to deliver seminars of eight weekly sessions for female ex-offenders involving, mental health, attitudes, self-control, family networks and life skills. This will develop the skills of beneficiaries, improve their confidence, wellbeing and help aid their integration back into society.

Build a 120sqft.. mosaic depicting Davenham village

The organisation will use the funding to offer outreach radio and media training and participation using a mobile mini-studio. This will enable the organisation to provide media skills training and allow marginalised groups and socially isolated people to become involved in a radio broadcast.

The funding will be used for staffing and equipment to run a structured parent and toddler community group. This will provide activities to highlight the importance of healthy lives, physical exercise and parental bonding, as well as classes for adults. It will also improve speech and language and the development of families and children within the community.

The organisation will use the funding to deliver workshops and a community parade and events for the Indian festival of lights Diwali and Navratiri celebration. Tackling isolation and community cohesion by bringing people together to celebrate cultural diversity and equality, inclusion and understanding.What Money is for :Drummers, dance workshops, arts and crafts, healthy Indian food techniques and tasting, hall hire for workshops, advertising, posters, water and snacks, giants and lanterns.

The funding will be used to make improvements to the village hall and for an annual programme of activities, including bushcraft sessions and a community picnic. This will bring people together in the community and help address rural isolation.

The funding will be used to install an all weather sports and play surface on the school field. This will encourage young people to take more regular exercise and address rising obesity rates within the community.

The organisation will use the funding to establish a series of new activities including a community cafe, gardening project and mobile library that will be lead by new volunteers. This will enable the group to create new, accredited volunteer opportunities that will be offered primarily to people identified as being isolated or at risk of deprivation, as well as create more community activities and events to encourage greater community cohesion and reduced risk of isolation throughout the wider community.

To purchase a flexi-use demountable staging system

Youth/Disability Cricket Coaching for 14 to 19 year olds

Artistic Development and Pilot of Upon Awakening

This new project will provide supported vocational training for people with learning disabilities and autism in Chester to provide them with the skills and experience to cope with employer expectations during work placements. It will launch a new bicycle refurbishment service and take donations of unwanted bicycles from the general public. These will be assessed and, where feasible, they will be refurbished for sale by the beneficiaries who will be supported at a workshop

The organisation will use the funding to run a programme aimed at 25 young people aged 12 to 25 to improve literacy levels using mentoring. This will aim to improve levels of literacy in an effort to reduce levels of NEET young people and increase confidence and self esteem.

The organisation will use the funding to start u p a new youth club at their new site at Cotton Hall Farm in Cheshire and provide a community celebration event. This will provide homeless and disadvantaged young people including those who are NEET, disengaged or have experienced hardship, workshops and activities during the weekends and school holidays, to improve their social, team working skills and confidence and help them become active members of the community.

Netball Local Development Project

Tales of the Tides

The organisation will use the funding to replace the uneven surface and covering material of the car park that gives access to the cafe and playground with tarmac, and increase seating at the cafe. This will improve access to the facilities by people with mobility impairment and facilitate the expanding use of the facilities by the community.

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The group will use the funding to set up a new coffee lounge within the church hall which will be accessible to all within the community. This will provide a safe and secure venue for members of the community to interact and socialise.

This new project will engage young people from disadvantaged communities in free physical activity to improve their health and reduce anti-social behaviour. Street Soccer is a new and innovative form of football which combines urban music and the development of soccer skills in a positive and creative environment. The project will also provide opportunities for 10 young volunteers to gain experience through an accredited award.

Dear Juno

Project Summary :This organisation will use the funding to install fixed play equipment in the school playground, with the aim of encouraging pupils to play actively outdoors to improve lifestyles and reduce obesity.

Project Summary :This organisation will use the funding to install an outdoor adventure trail on the school field with equipment designed to encourage active and healthy play suitable for children of all ages. This will enable the organisation to provide pupils, local community groups, extra-curricular clubs and the wider community with a safe and accessible play facility that can be used during and outside of school time.

Aa project to promote social integration improve health/wellbeing and employment opportunities for migrants from Central and Eastern European countries into the community of Ellesmere Port. The project will promote UK Culture, History and Etiquette, and practical skills such as; learning English, financial management and budgeting, and will include advice on health care, schooling, child care, employment and CV writing.

The organisation will use the funding to install adventurious playground equipment and safety flooring in the school grounds for use by children during and after school and for out of school acitivities and groups. This will increase the physical activity and wellbeing of the children thereby improving their development and communication skills.

WCA 2015/16

The Fountains Project

Thackeray Drive Playing Pitches

Project Summary :The organisation will use the funding to install defibrillator machines at each of their three schools, and provide training in using the equipment. This will improve the health and safety for staff, pupils and visitors, and be available for use by local community groups for emergencies.

The group will use the funding to provide the annual folklore festival for people living in residential care homes. Instead of the festival being held within the community due to illness they would like to take the festival in to homes and allow people who used to take part to share their memories.

Cheshire Community Foundation Limited

The 4 Second Rule

The organisation will use funding to create a digital storytelling dance theatre piece to enable people in who are in recovery from substance misuse to share their experiences. This will raise awareness of addiction while building confidence and self esteem for those in recovery, helping them make a transition back into society.

Little Actors 2015-16 season

This is a project by a school in Cheshire. The organisation will use funding to form strong links with the local community through a celebration project focusing on the history of the school. This will increase community cohesion, reduce anti social behaviour and improve perceptions of young people in the area.

This is a project by an incorporated charity in Cheshire. The organisation will use the funding to deliver lunch sessions combined with activities and talks from community speakers for older people in the community. This will reduce the social isolation of the older people in the local area.

This is a project by an incorporated charity in Cheshire. The organisation will use the funding to run IT, CV and job application letter writing and job search sessions for unemployed people at the Lostock Gralam Community Centre. This will improve the IT skills of beneficiaries giving them access to accredited awards, improving their confidence towards improved further education and employment opportunities.

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This is a project by a school in Cheshire. The group will use the funding to provide an outdoor activity area that will enable children to take part in fun, physical activities. The area will be used outside of school hours and will provide a new facility that will improve health and well being.

This is a project by a primary school in Chester to develop their wildlife area which will include a pond, seating and storage. This will provide an enhanced outdoor area which will support the communication skills of children, engage parents with the school environment to support their children and enhance existing gardening activities and extra curriculum clubs.

Back to Nature

Save The Family Limited

A project in Northwich to refurbish a derelict piece of land and turn it into an allotment site for use by the local community. This will enable a wider range of people to grow their own food and participate in community activities.

A project by a primary school in Frodsham in Cheshire to extend its playground with artificial grass and safety surfacing in order to create more open space for pupils, children attending nursery school and local community and extracurricular groups. This will enable the group to provide sufficient, accessible outdoor space that can be used in all weathers and throughout the year, as well as space for new extracurricular clubs and physical activity encouraging greater fitness and movement for pupils.

A project to provide help for 900 isolated older and vulnerable people living in rural areas of Crewe and Nantwich. It.will provide regular home visits offering practical and emotional support such as filling in benefit forms and access to support organisations. The scheme will also provide access to social activities, including luncheon clubs, walking groups, and book clubs, and support with basic online communications to help people keep in touch with family and friends through email or Skype.

Knutsford Promenades 2015 Texts from the Front

This is a project by an incorporated charity in Warrington. The organisation will use the funding to run a pre-employment programme for unemployed people in the local area, this will include training in problem solving, planning, personal finance, health and wellbeing, health and safety and work towards a CSCS card to assist with employment in the construction industry. This will improve team building skills and employability, increase self confidence and improve wellbeing and employment prospects.

RE:NEW

A project by a group in Cheshire to provide a series of activities over a 4 day period for the local community to take part in. This project will encourage members of the local community to come together and address isolation issues.

This is a project by a primary school in Cheshire. The organisation will use the funding to install an adventure trim trail with safety surface within their school grounds to be used during lunchtimes, before and after school clubs and in holidays. This will improve the play facilities of the rural school for pupils and children in the community to use and enjoy, aiding their physical development and encouraging them to become more active.

Academy expansion and inclusion.

A project by a school in Cheshire to provide an all weather outdoor area that will be used by both pupils and the local community. This will ensure that all children have the opportunity to take part in physical activityies in a safe and secure environment.

A project by a community interest company in Ellesmere Port to provide a programme of after school enrichment activities to support the learning, emotional and educational skills and achievement of children who are educationally disadvantaged. This will improve the self esteem, confidence and emotional well being of children who are disadvantaged through poverty and provide them with the educational skills and attainment to access mainstream learning and improve their chances in life.

D-Day Revisted

This is a project by a Company and registered charity in Cheshire. The group will use the funding to work with a local mental health charity to raise awareness of mental health and how debt and money problems can cause these health issues. The project will provide help and support to those who have debt problems and are also suffering with depression or anxiety.

A project by a charity in Ashton Hayes to resurface the car park area at the village hall. This will enable more people to be able to use the facilities, enabling the community to come together to take part in activities.

This is a project by a school in Cheshire West and Cheshire. The organisation will use funding to run preschool play sessions and creative activities for young children. This will give families the skills to understand how to play, increasing self esteem and confidence and allow family relationships to be improved.

A project to run a trial and feasibility study into the effectiveness of an Integrated Support Prisoners Pathway for black and minority ethnic foreign national prisoners in Styal Prison, this would involve training sessions, interpreting support and drop in advice and support sessions. This will ensure that participants understand their rights and have knowledge of available support services.

This is a project by a voluntary and community organisation in Cheshire. The group will use the funding to install an all weather shelter for its outside play area. This will ensure that children can learn outdoors and are not restricted indoors during wet weather.

Cheshire Community Foundation Limited (CCF) will use its grant to work with the Voluntary Community Sector (VCS) /Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP) infrastructure reference group to engage the voluntary sector in the Cheshire and Warrington LEP area. An

Cheshire Community Foundation Limited (CCF) will use its grant to work with the Voluntary Community Sector (VCS) /Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP) infrastructure reference group to engage the voluntary sector in the Cheshire and Warrington LEP area. An action plan will be delivered aiming to raise awareness and understanding of European Funding and LEP priorities through a series of events and master classes.

Tarvin Tennis Club upgrade

This is a project by a primary school in Cheshire. The organisation will use the funding to install a trim trail and other play equipment designed to encourage greater physical activity on the grounds of the school. This will provide pupils, children and young people attending afterschool clubs and the wider community with access to safe outdoor facilities to improve fitness and physical wellbeing during and outside of school hours.

This is a project by a Parish Council in Cuddington, Cheshire. The organisation will use the funding to develop and launch a community consultation and village plan in an area of large scale residential development. This will support a rapidly expanding parish and ensure suitability and availability of community facilities.

This is a project by a primary school in Chester. The organisation will use funding to install outdoor play equipment and safety surface, within the grounds of the school. This will provide children, particularly vulnerable military dependent and SEN pupils, with a safe and stimulating place to play all year round, with the aim of encouraging social interaction, building confidence and promoting wellbeing.

Community Outreach 4 Cheshire

This is a project by a charity in Cheshire. The organisation will use the funding working in partnership with Neston Youth and Community Centre to run a programme of weekly fun, health and fitness activities for specific age ranges between 7 and 19 years old. This will provide information on services and agencies on young people related issues and problems, and mentoring and support for those at risk of antisocial behaviour to encourage them to make positive lifestyle choices.

This is a project by a registered charity in Northwich, Cheshire. The organisation will use funding to purchase new folding tables and chairs for their community centre. This will enable service users to move the furniture when necessary with ease and allow the group to hire the hall to additional community organisations.

This is a project by a registered charity in Acton Bridge, Cheshire. The organisation will use the funding to install a ramp from the disabled space in the car park to the front of the building and level the surface at the front of the building. This will improve access to the building and improve safety for those accessing the building.

This is a project by a charity in Cheshire. The organisation will use the funding towards building an additional single storey storeroom to the back of the Jessie Hughes Village Hall. This will improve the safety and storage facilities of the popular community venue enabling more groups to use and enjoy the amenities.

Primary Spaces

This is a project by a primary school in Cheshire. The organisation will use the funding to expand their existing outdoor space to enable them to increase the number of outdoor activities including their garden club for the wider school community, with specific focus on bringing intergenerational groups together. This will expand the use of an outdoor area to increase use by the wider community as an outdoor play/learning and activity garden area.

Myasthenia Gravis Association ? North Wales Branch in Conwy will use the grant to provide support group meetings and an information day across the region for people living with the condition. This grant for ?4,979 will fund an information day for 70 peopl

The Chester and Ellesmere Port Independent Advocacy Service (CEPIA) will use this funding to continue an existing project. The project aims to empower people with mental health issues and learning disabilities. CEPIA provides assistance, information and r

This is a project by a primary school in Great Sutton, Cheshire. The organisation will use the funding to install adventure trails and safety flooring in the infant and junior playgrounds. This will enable the children to access a safe and effective learn

This is a project by a voluntary and community group in Chester. The group will use the funding to deliver the Indian Festival lights of Dewali. This event will bring the local community together to celebrate cultural diversity among residents.

Hooton Park hangar restoration and site development project appraisal plan

This is a project by a charity in Cheshire. The organisation will use funding to create a resource library of equipment and resources focusing on health and wellbeing for use by young people?s groups. These will enable young people to make informed decisions on their future, improving their wellbeing.

This is a project by a primary school in Cheshire. The organisation will use the funding to develop an outdoor space to provide out of school community learning and activities for the wider school community. This will improve family engagement, communication issues and health and well being problems identified within the local community by providing an outdoor play and learning facility for the wider community.

This is a project by a school in Cambridge. The group will use the funding to convert a storage area into a multi sensory play room. This will provide a therapeutic learning area for children within the school who have behavioural and communication issues.