Walking in Others Footsteps

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Solo Exhibition - Storey Gallery Lancaster

Research Development in Toronto

The funding will be used by a nursery school to remove an old climbing frame in the school grounds in order to install a new triple tower climbing frame. The project aims to provide the community with a fun way to learn new skills and aid the children?s development.

Tackling Inactivity at LMC

ÔÇÿBLASTEDÔÇÖ a participatory performance and learning project informed by the ÔÇÿBoomtownÔÇÖ exhibition at Lancaster Museum

River Roeburn: Remembering & Restoring

Light Up Lancaster 2017

This is a development of existing work delivered by Global Link aiming to improve the life-skills, employment prospects and social opportunities of refugees and asylum seekers living in Lancaster. The project will build on a successful drop-in service which has provided people with access to local social activities and opportunities to learn about life and work in the UK. The project will develop to provide additional activities, both shaped and co-delivered by beneficiaries, on a more formalised basis.

Hands On

The funding will be used by a charity to train staff and volunteers in safeguarding, education, first aid. The project aims to provide people with the correct skills in order to sustain their future. This will allow them to continue to offer help, support and guidance to young people in the community.

Undermine

Improve Learn to Row with Two Stable Boats

Lancaster Words

The funding will be used to run activity sessions for boys aged 10-15 within the local area. The sessions will cover topics like drugs and alcohol awareness, as well as practical skills including bike maintenance. The project aims to provide young people in the community who are at risk of becoming involved in anti-social behaviour the chance to engage in positive activities and reduce the amount of crime in the area.

Breaking the Code: Crypto-Choreography

The funding will be used by a charity to purchase a large dingy and trailer to provide sailing training for the scout group and give the community access to water based activities. The new dingy will allow activities to take place at a local reservoir and further afield in the Lake District.

World War One sowing seeds of Citizenship

The Lancaster Hoard Community Archaeology Project

Summit further R and D

Landed (Lancashire Cadaster)

The funding will be used to provide support to cancer patients, their carers, families and friends. The project aims to allow the group to adapt their services to address local health needs.

The funding will be used to update a community facility and adapt the existing disabled toilet to include a changing area. This will ensure that the facilities are fit for purpose for use by people with severe physical disabilities.

The Changing Face of Lancaster: Lancaster Royal Grammar School Community Archive Project

The funding will be used to train people who are in stable recovery from substance misuse to become recovery coaches. The project aims to improve their skills, and provide a support network for people who are currently recovering, to help maintain their progress.

The funding will be used by a voluntary organisation to redevelop the road which the local community use to access their facilities. The project aims to improve safety and ensure that the facilities remain accessible to the local community.

The funding will be used by a community school funding to provide after school activities and workshops for the children and the local community. The workshops will explore ambitions and aspirations, creating messages and images that will be displayed on the school walls. The aim of this project is to create a positive environment for pupils, inspire them, and increase their aspirations.

The project will use the funding to develop a previous intergenerational project attracting new beneficiaries through discussion and workshops for young and older people to share their life experiences and stories and share their project at local community venues. This will aim to address isolation and bring these communities closer together.

Lancashire Life

This project will use the funding to run a youth club for children, their parents, carers and siblings who are living with Autism and other disabilities. This will provide a social outlet for a beneficiary group which has no provision locally.

This project will use the funding to deliver experiential workshops with refugee and asylum seeker communities. This will broaden experiences and reduce stigmas linked with these communities leading to improved cohesion.

The organisation will use the funding to renovate a disused community building and transform it into a broadcast studio and volunteer training venue. This will strengthen the community by providing a communication media outlet across the area.

'Paths to the Future' - Bringing Lancaster's Medical Heritage to our Local Community

This project will use the funding to install a shelter, pathway, seating and landscaping within the school grounds. This will provide an area for quiet contemplation and discussion for children and parents to help them take some time out, cope with stress, reduce anxiety and improve their mental health.

This is the development and continuation of a project that aims offer a range of activities to the local community to help tackle social isolation and encourage further community cohesion. The group will extend and convert the centre?s garage into a usable space and will offer more activities, such as crafts and healthy cooking sessions, and volunteering opportunities.

Catalyst: Evolve

The organisation will use the funding to deliver weekly sessions (3 x 3 hours) focussing on nutritional information, exercise, and child interaction skills development sessions to absent or uninvolved fathers . This will improve their parenting skills and interaction with their children resulting in improved personal relationships and esteem of the children.

The organisation will use the funding to train sessional staff to deliver workshops to parents in the local community, who do not have the necessary parenting skills to raise their own children and the sessions will cover such topics as paediatric first aid, food hygiene awareness, child development advice, weaning and potty training information, and creating educational activities and planning outings for the family on a budget.

The organisation will use the funding to train sessional staff to deliver workshops to parents in the local community, who do not have the necessary parenting skills to raise their own children and the sessions will cover such topics as paediatric first aid, food hygiene awareness, child development advice, weaning and potty training information, and creating educational activities and planning outings for the family on a budget.

The organisation will use the funding to train their volunteers so that they are qualified to provide counselling sessions to children. This will develop the capacity of the organisation so that it can provide more services for children to help them overcome poor emotional wellbeing issues.

The organisation will use the funding to fund their second youth led free community music and arts festival, aiming to increase the number of volunteers, and re-engage beneficiaries through participation in community cohesion projects such as workshops on how to manage the technical side of putting on the event. This will enable the organisation to increase their capacity and reach a wider range of young people, aiming to get more people involved with the planning and hosting of the event.

The Faces Behind Our Food

The organisation will use the funding to upgrade its kitchen and catering facilities. This will enable it to continue to support the organisations currently using the hall and expand the range of organisations and services it delivers from the building to isolated and vulnerable groups in the community.

The organisation will use the funding to upgrade its kitchen and catering facilities. This will enable it to continue to support the organisations currently using the hall and expand the range of organisations and services it delivers from the building to isolated and vulnerable groups in the community.

after the floods

The organisation will use the funding to provide events management, social media and marketing skills training to Silver Arts Award level to disaffected young people who are classed as NEET and at risk of engaging in anti-social behaviour and gang activity. This will improve the life chances of participants by providing them with transferable employment skills and a qualification and divert them from negative influences and behaviours.

'Recommissioned': presenting untold stories of the King's Own Royal Lancaster Regiment at the Somme

Port Stories - animating stories of Lancaster's maritime heritage

The Preston Bill Touring and Summit Development

Sharing Stories

Light Up Lancaster 2016

The organisation will use the funding to replace the flooring to the main building, install security proof doors with ramps for wheelchair access. This will enable the organisation to improve the local facility used by the disabled members of the scout group and other local groups in the wider community to have access to the building which will engage all of the community to socially interact, reduce social isolation and improve community cohesion.

The group will use the funding to build a log cabin in their outdoor activity area. This will provide a storage facility and all-weather venue for play activities.

Behind the Wall

Replacement concrete floor

Lancaster Jazz Festival, Artist and Audience Development

Women, War & Peace

Buzzcut

The charity will set up a volunteer academy to enable people to access opportunities, information, support, mentoring and training. This will provide support to build skills, knowledge and confidence so that people can go onto engage in volunteering as a way of improving their wellbeing.

The organisation will use the funding to create an outdoor play area on the school grounds to include a water wall, mud kitchen, sand play, magic mountain and digging area for the benefit of young people in the local community. This will aim to improve development, social and problem solving skills and increase physical activity.

The organisation will use the funding to provide portable outdoor equipment to use as part of family activities in sessions held after school. This will develop communication, resilience and coping skills of young people through family play

The organisation will use the funding to refurbish and upgrade the men?s toilets at their community facility to enable the organisation to use their facility for community events. This will ensure the future sustainability of the organisation to enable it to continue to run activities for local community groups and members.

The organisation will use the funding to provide art workshops for people with complex support needs to develop a range of artistic designs that can be digitally enhanced and transferred to a range of cards, tote bags and t-shirts which they will go on to sell at craft fairs and further support the sustainability of this project. This will enable the organisation to provide activities to broaden the beneficiaries? social circles and build stronger links with the local community.

Hear Me Roar (HMR) - Feminist Festival

Spotlight Grass-Roots Writing Projects Portfolio

Charlie the cello that found its way home.

First Friday Programme 2015-16

Cafe Coriolanus R and D

The organisation will use the funding to deliver positive, physical and supported activities using dance and the chance to complete leadership and arts award qualifications to engage with young people at risk of experiencing mental health issues or exclusion due to their socio-economic status. This will enable the group to provide vulnerable young people with access to a healthy, creative and positive activity to encourage self-expression, improve confidence and social engagement.

The organisation will use the funding to purchase Kayak equipment. This will enable the scouts to replace the older kayaks which no longer comply with current health and safety regulations. It will allow a larger number of group members and new members to participate in kayaking activities, some of whom may face barriers to participation. This will enable young people to develop new skills, increase self confidence and participate in regular exercise in an area lacking recreation and leisure services.

The organisation will use the funding to provide two types of training workshops. The first is for local residents that would like support their local community centre and volunteer for some of the groups that are, or will be running from the centre. The second is aimed at young people and is designed to increase social awareness through education.

The Green Path through Flora

School Fitness Suite

Tennis court upgrade project

Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender online Town Trail

The organisation will use the funding to train NEET young people to become young advisors, who will then help other local young people to find employment and volunteer opportunities. This will improve the employability of local young people.

Light Up Lancaster 2015

Secret Stories - The North

Galgate Football Club Community Changing Rooms

This is a new project, based on some previous youth work delivered by Fylde Coast YMCA which aims to improve the physical, emotional and social well-being of children and young people (CYP) living in Lancashire. The project aims to engage with children and young people who face disadvantage and also struggle to access mainstream provision and will provide them with alternatives to engaging in anti-social behaviours or from being isolated with nothing to do.

Central Lancaster Trampolining Club

The organisation will use funding to purchase computer equipment, run community sessions and pay for residential activities for young people and the wider community. This will help the wider community to develop a range of skills, confidence and reduce their isolation.

The organisation will use the funding to open a recording studio to engage people into recovery from substance and alcohol. This will support the needs of families, people leaving re-hab, detox, treatment centres and prisons through music in an effort to reduce the risk of relapse.

The organisation will use funding to purchase computer equipment, run community sessions and pay for residential activities for young people and the wider community. This will help the wider community to develop a range of skills, confidence and reduce their isolation.

The organisation will use the funding to run story telling workshops for Roma and young Travellers between the ages of 10 and 14. This will raise the aspirations of the beneficiaries, teach them new skills and re-engage them in education.

The group will use the funding to run a horticultural project for people living with learning difficulties. This will involve improving the pathways to the site and carrying out the work required to make the site accessible.

The FIG Tree relocating to St JohnÔÇÖs Lancaster

This is a project by a community organisation in Lancaster. The organisation will use the funding to organise a community music and arts festival, ran and managed by a team of young people and working alongside local youth and community organisations. This will act as a diversionary activity to reduce risk taking activity and criminal behaviour in young people and will involve young people referred to support services in the local area.

Cabinet of Curioisities

Friends of Lune Bank Gardens

Wise words from Morecambe

The Midnight Soup - Research & Development (PART 1)

This is a project in Lancaster to run social, creative and developmental drama activities for people who are deaf. This will involve a drama performance and workshops based on deaf drama to raise awareness of the group, attract more participants, to build skills and confidence for those marginalised through disability, and raise awareness of the deaf community and its culture.

Pilot Development Projects

This is a project by a voluntary organisation in Lancaster. Funding will be used to purchase and install a compost toilet, rainwater collection facilities and additional growing equipment at its community growing and educational facility. This will enable the group to accommodate more service users and ensure it can offer appropriate facilities, as well as provide volunteers with advice about delivering projects in order to provide wider-reaching and more accessible services to the community.

A school project in Lancaster to improve its outdoor woodland and bog garden areas to enhance habitats for the wildlife. The school will also establish an afterschool wildlife club for pupils.

This is a project by a registered charity in Lancaster. The organisation will use the funding to purchase tents, stoves and camping equipment. This will enable the scouts and their families to enjoy camping trips where they will build friendships, develop new skills and increase self confidence.

BEHIND THE WALL

This is a project by a primary school in Lancashire. The organisation will use the funding to create an outdoor space with apparatus to encourage creative play and positive interaction for children and community groups in after school clubs. This will provide an outdoor environment that the school and community groups from the rural area can enjoy, aiding their development, and will help reduce high levels of obesity amongst children in the area.