Beating Hearts

The group will purchase Heartmath bio-feedback equipment and train volunteers to deliver self-management programmes as part of a campaign for positive wellbeing for young people and local families. This will reduce mental health issues in the local area and increase access to support services.

Warrington Contemporary Arts Festival

The funding will be used by a school to develop the outdoor area, to include playground markings and the refurbishment of an out building. The project aims to provide people with a safe and stimulating place to play in order to reduce inactivity and obesity.

The funding will be used by a primary school to install a mile long running track along the perimeter of the school grounds. The project aims to improve the health and wellbeing of the community by increasing access to exercise and fitness facilities.

The funding will be used to run a summer plan of youth activities and provide training to volunteers. The project aims to engage with young people in the local community who are socially and economically excluded.

The funding will be used to work with young people to increase their skills and confidence. Young people will be involved in the planning of a community event and coach trip in order to bring the community together whilst diverting involvement in anti-social behaviour.

NGB Funding 2017-21

The funding will be used by special educational needs school to develop their early years playground so that it promotes imaginative social play and exploration. The project aims to improve social communication and interaction through imaginative play.

The funding will be used by a voluntary aided school to install a trim trail in their school playground. The project aims to provide trim trail activities to improve the health and wellbeing of children.

This project will support individuals to regain independence through employment and to move out of poverty. Participants who benefit will be those who are furthest away from employment and the labour market and who are traditionally hard to reach, with a specific focus on over 50-year-olds and people with disabilities.

Bangor University Student's Union, in Gwynedd, will develop a peer-to-peer support programme for students at the University, including a student mentor scheme and suicide prevention training programme, to improve the support available to students. The grant, of ?5,000, will fund training costs and publicity materials.

The funding will be used by a primary school to install outdoor gym equipment in the school grounds. The project aims to improve the health and wellbeing of pupils by expanding the range of extra-curricular activities and out-of-school clubs available to pupils who are not engaging with traditional sport-based activities.

The funding will be used by a primary school in Cheshire to install outdoor play equipment that can be accessed outside of school hours. This project aims to address poor speech and language skills by bringing children together to interact and communicate with each other.

The funding will be used to deliver swimming and lifestyle coaching to small groups of children and young people with disabilities who otherwise do not have access to supported activities. The projects aims to improve the health and wellbeing of participants and provide a period of respite for their parents and carers.

This funding will be used to create an outdoor green space for children and the wider community which will allow access to a quiet, outdoor thinking space. This will increase usage of public places and build capacity for community engagement.

The funding will be used by a primary school to run physical activity clubs and healthy living sessions before school, at lunchtime and after school. The aim of the project is to improve health and wellbeing by increasing activity levels.

The funding will be used by a primary school in Cheshire to install outdoor play equipment that can be accessed outside of school hours. This project aims to address poor speech and language skills by bringing children together to interact and communicate with each other.

The project will use the funding to develop a Level 6 diploma in deaf blind communication studies. This will improve the group?s capacity to offer qualifications for carers and beneficiaries beyond the current Level 3 offered, providing better chances in life for participants.

The project will use the funding to install fixed play equipment in the school grounds. This will encourage physical and active play to reduce obesity and improve health and wellbeing.

The project will use the funding to celebrate their park and its new facilities and amenities by providing a community event including games, music, food, entertainment and a bowling tournament. This will enable people to spend time together in a community location.

The project will use the funding to purchase library books and deliver a range of afterschool activities including a reading and drama club for the benefit of pupils. This will improve children?s reading skills and engage them in positive activities.

The organisation will use the funding to offer training to volunteers so they can coordinate community events. This will build capacity for the organisation and enable volunteers to gain leadership and management skills.

The organisation will use the funding to continue to provide volunteering training events and welcome activities for new residents. This will encourage residents to mutually embrace their different cultures, with the aim of encouraging greater cohesiveness.

This organisation will continue to organise a programme of activities and events which benefit the older members of the community, as well as putting on events to attract new participants. They will also run team building and training events which will help them improve the services they offer to the community in this isolated area.

The project will deliver volunteer training to build capacity for its suicide prevention services and improve the way it supports people.

The school will use the funding to install a variety of play equipment. This will provide stimulating equipment for pupils to improve their skills and confidence.

The school will use the funding to create an outdoor adventure zone for pupils and will include the installation of a trim trail and surfacing. This will create a physically challenging play environment which will encourage pupils to become more active, boost fitness levels and improve their health and well-being.

This project will support individuals and families with multiple and complex needs to move closer to, and into the labour market. It will focus on those furthest from the labour market, helping them move towards and into employment.

Kindness At Work Research and Development

The organisation will use the funding to purchase equipment and materials to produce patchwork quilts and knitted blankets as gifts to seriously ill and traumatised children. This will enable the organisation to evolve as a group and continue their support of their members? general health and wellbeing through regular meetings, encouraging social interaction and participation in knitting and sowing, which will help to alleviate their isolation and loneliness, and help them to form new friendships.

The organisation will use the funding to hold four awareness raising and community support events for the transgender community in the area. This will strengthen the community by reducing antagonism and misunderstandings in the wider community about transgender people, and reduce the isolation of transgender people by facilitating a peer support network.

The organisation will use the funding to create a community garden and nature inspired play space within the grounds of the school where children and families can learn about growing fruit, vegetables, flowers and herbs and enjoy outdoor nature activities in a safe environment. This will increase activity and educate children about the importance of healthy lifestyles in an effort to improve diet and reduce levels of overweight and obese children in the school.

The organisation will use the funding to cover the costs of coaching their pupil?s competitive multi-sports extracurricular activities. This will address issues relating to obesity amongst young children within the local community.

The organisation will use the funding to refurbish their toilets and install an outdoor secure fence and gates. This will enable the organisation to provide improved facilities for the local community.

Warrington Girls Can Play!

Collaboration with Ahvaland print workshop (AIDF)

The organisation will use the funding to run extracurricular physical activity sessions targeting young people in the local community. This will aim to address high levels of obesity in the local community and increased access to physical activity sessions for young people.

The organisation will use the funding to run extracurricular physical activity sessions targeting young people in the local community. This will aim to address high levels of obesity in the local community and increased access to physical activity sessions for young people.

The organisation will use the funding to construct accessible toilet facilities for people with disabilities at their club. This will ensure that all participants can access convenient toilet facilities and have access to activities which can increase confidence and reduce social isolation.

The organisation will use the funding to create a covered outdoor play area through the installation of a canopy for the benefit of preschool children and their families. This will enable the school to support the parents of early years children and improve the social and emotional development and communication and language of preschool children.

The organisation will use the funding to send 12 of their members to attend the British Stammering Association?s Star Fish 3 day conference, to increase their skills and improve their communication techniques. This will enable the organisation to support the development and training of the participants to gain practical skills which will be cascaded to the whole membership of the group aiming to encourage all members to participate in activities such to help foster positive attitudes and development.

The organisation will use the funding to employ sessional youth workers who will be trained to engage with the young people who attend the organisation?s weekly workshop sessions. This will enable them to build the organisation?s capacity, by training new volunteers to work with more of their beneficiaries.

The organisation will use the funding to run business mentoring training for their management committee. This will enable the organisation have adequate procedures in place to manage and run the organisation and ensure the continued effectiveness of the organisation and its ability to deliver services.

The organisation will use the funding to use employ a sessional volunteer co-ordinator to develop a volunteer programme. The programme will offer mentoring and training, creating personal profiles and development programmes for each volunteer. This will enable the organisation to increase capacity for volunteers to work with their organisation.

The organisation will use the funding to work with young people to increase their skills and confidence to engage in community consultation and planning events and hold their own event to contribute to the shaping of services in the area. This will strengthen the community by ensuring the voice of young people is heard and reflected in services and developments that effect them.

The organisation will use the funding to increase their capacity by purchasing additional equipment, offering additional events and providing a team building exercise. This will enable the organisation to facilitate additional projects at the community centre that will address health and economic inequalities that are apparent in the community.

The group will use the funding to create a safe and secure outdoor play area for children from the school and local community. This will enable children to take part in outdoor activities whilst learning about the environment around them.

NGB Funding 2013-17

The organisation will use the funding to create a transparent outdoor shelter attached to a classroom used by children with Autism. This will enable the children to engage with the other pupils at playtimes with the security of a safe haven to reduce their stress and anxiety about such interaction.

This grant will be used to develop plans for a project working with partners to deliver activities to residents with multiple and complex needs to get into training or employment and become active in the local community. The development funding will be used to employ staff to progress project plans, to undertake customer and partnership engagement and pilot projects for a study.

The organisation will use the funding to purchase and install outdoor play equipment and a greenhouse on the grounds of the school. This will enable the group to provide pupils, pre-school children and families with a range of imaginative and educational play resources, as well as encourage healthy eating and habits with the addition of a greenhouse and extracurricular gardening clubs.

The organisation will use the funding to replace ageing IT equipment in their computer suite. This will enable the organisation to continue to allow members of the community, who would otherwise be digitally isolated, access to computers and the internet.

The organisation will use the funding to run extra-curricular lunch time school sessions to teach children about co-ordination, competition, social interaction and general healthy living. This will improve socio-physical development, improve diet and increase physical activity with the overall aim of improving learning through improved health and wellbeing.

The organisation will use the funding to install a trim trail and safety surfacing in their school environment. This will provide a safe and accessible play facility for young children from their school which will improve their communication, language skills and personal and physical development.

The organisation will use the funding to purchase new furnishings, improve the storage facilities of their community centre and deliver a Friday night social club and weekend craft group for older people. This will improve the facilities and activities of the busy community centre, making it more welcoming with an aim of increasing participation particularly amongst the older generation who are known to suffer from both social and economical isolation.

The organisation will use the funding to establish the group and run a series of Youth Theatre workshops. This will enable the organisation to provide activities for vulnerable young people and those at risk at becoming NEET which will increase aspirations, confidence and transferable skills and reduce feeling of isolation amongst this targeted group.

Warrington, Halton, Cheshire West and Chester and Wirral Music Development Programme - Plugged In

The organisation will use the funding to purchase and install a container unit to be used for storage on their allotment site for the benefit of site users. This will reduce the risk of equipment being stolen and ensure that older members can access equipment needed to fully participate.

The organisation will use the funding to install play equipment and safety surfacing in the school grounds for the school children and the local community to access. This will aim to reduce and prevent obesity in young people in the local area through increased active play.

The group will use funding to deliver recreational sessions for young children, at local community centres around St Helens. This will provide beneficiaries with fun, structured physical activities, with the aim of reducing obesity and encouraging healthy lifestyle choices.

This project is developing previous work to prevent, resolve and respond to violent conflict through an accredited non-formal learning programme across England. The project will develop skills in peaceful conflict resolution, leadership and advocacy amongst survivors of political violence, young people vulnerable to radicalisation and violent solutions to conflict and members of Diaspora communities and their neighbours, i.e. people who have settled in England from a different country.

The organisation will use the funding to deliver a programme of out-of-school time diversity workshops reinfored by a drama club, chess club, and approriate books and software resources for use in school and at home. This will increase community cohesion and respect by raising awareness of issues relating to race, culture, sexual orientation and thereby reduce incidents of bullying.

Walton Estate: Cultivating Heritage, Skills and Enterprise

The organisation will use the funding to create a sensory outdoor play area for children with profound and multiple learning difficulties. This will provide safe and appropriate access to outdoor spaces for pupils who would normally have to stay indoors.

The organisation will use the funding to install two trim trails. This will enable the organisation to ensure that children of all ages are able to take regular exercise which will promote physical development and fitness. The trail will be open to the wider community during school holidays through the school's play scheme activities.

Dead Ink Books

The funding will be used to install an adventure trail on its grounds. This will provide an opportunity for children to access play activities in a safe environment, improving their overall mental and physical wellbeing.

The funding will be used to run weekly fitness and non-competitive sport sessions for young women from the community. This will get them exercising more and help improve their health.

This is a project by a school in Warrington. It will use funding to purchase outdoor play equipment to run out of school activities. This will create a safe environment for children to play improving their mental and physical wellbeing.

The organisation will use the funding to install outdoor gym equipment together with an all weather safety surface in the school grounds. This will improve the health and wellbeing of the children by encouraging more active play, and provide them with a secure environment in which to play.

The group will use the funding to create an outdoor physical activity zone for before and after school clubs and for pupils at lunchtimes. The project will aim to improve the physical fitness and wellbeing of children by encouraging fitness.

The organisation will use the funding to run girls youth club sessions to provide advice and support to 7 to 12 year olds in the local community. This will increase knowledge in an effort to prevent risk taking behaviour and address issues around bullying and cyber bullying, self-harm, eating disorders.

The organisation will use the funding to run girls youth club sessions to provide advice and support to 7 to 12 year olds in the local community. This will increase knowledge in an effort to prevent risk taking behaviour and address issues around bullying and cyber bullying, self-harm, eating disorders.

The organisation will use the funding to modernise its community centre by installing a lower and more insulated ceiling, energy efficient lighting and new furniture. This will improve the energy efficiency and facilities, providing more comfortable and efficient facilities for beneficiaries and accommodate a range of additional events.

Outfield Replacement

The school will use the funding to develop an outdoor area to deliver a range of activities before and after school as well as allow access to local community groups including nursery children. This will provide opportunities for children to participate in physical activity, developing both their creative and imaginative play.

The organisation will use the funding to provide volunteering training events and activities and trips for residents. This will help improve the services of the organisation, provide more volunteering opportunities and help more vulnerable people including those at risk of isolation.

The organisation will use the funding to organise and deliver a programme of activities and events for the benefit of the community, including group activities to encourage more volunteers and residents to get involved in activities and consultation at their monthly meetings, to help make improvements to facilities and services and improve community cohesion in this rural area.

Early Doors regional tour

Project Summary :This organisation will use the funding to improve their outdoor facilities in order to foster better relations, with the aim of addressing negative behaviour of young people, reduce playground conflicts and discourage pupils from becoming involved in antisocial behaviour activities. A gazebo, artificial grassed area and planter benches will be provided.

Project Summary :The organisation will use the funding to build an access path to improve disabled access to their football club, enabling full access for all visitors to a community used facility.

Meet in the Middle guest curator and commissions

NGB Commercial Consultancy Support 2015

Project Summary :This organisation will use funding to run a series of youth club activities, including crafts and indoor sports, for young people in the community. This will provide positive, structured activities and events in the evening, with the aim of reducing anti social behaviour in the area. The funding will provide for session workers fees, materials, equipment, tables and a team building event for workers, volunteers and committee members.

Project Summary: This organisation will use funding to run a series of youth club activities, including crafts and indoor sports, for young people in the community. This will provide positive, structured activities and events in the evening, with the aim of reducing anti social behaviour in the area. The funding will provide for session workers fees, materials, equipment, tables and a team building event for workers, volunteers and committee members.

The Wolfprint music club

This is a project from a school in Warrington. The group will use the funding to provide a facility within the community that will encourage children and their families to increase their physical fitness. Due to a lack of facilities in the area there are very little activities that are available, this will improve and encourage local people to lead a healthier lifestyle.

This is a project by a school in Warrington. The organisation will use funding to run a range of wellbeing activities, dance and fitness sessions for children at the school. This will improve health and wellbeing for children and families in the community.

SPIT Organisational Development Project

This is a project by an incorporated charity in Warrington. The organisation will use the funding to offer training to volunteers and potential trustees from within the local community in Governance, Charity Law and Compliances to build capacity of local voluntary and community sector organisations. This will build capacity to secure the future of organisations and improve organisation.

The organisation will use the funding to purchase equipment and kit for their football club and offer family team building away days for families in the local community. This will raise aspirations and confidence of young people and reduce social isolation of families in the local area.

Inclusive Fitness Warrington

Locking Stumps Community Primary School

Experience the Arts!

Warrington Olympic Weightlifting Club

This is a project by a community organisation in Warrington. The organisation will use the funding to provide activities for older people living at their residential home, these will include, entertainment equipment, raised beds and a gazebo to encourage use of the outside spaces. This will reduce isolation and loneliness and improve wellbeing through provision of leisure and social opportunities.

Allegrodance Tour 2015

Us and Them and Way Back When

Pass It Back