The funding will be used by a charity to run lunch clubs three days a week for older people. The project aims to provide access to support on financial issues, and a range of social and recreational activities for older people including film showings, guest speakers and IT sessions, to help reduce their isolation and improve their wellbeing.

UTS Community Mental Health and Physical Activity Project

CCC 2017/18

The funding will be used to run courses on the benefits of ?growing at home? and litter picking walks around Seacombe. The project aims to encourage resident to be more self-sufficient, make healthier food choices and get involved in physical activities that will improve the local environment.

The funding will be used by a voluntary organisation to hold a community festival with fairground rides, stalls and performances. The aim is to provide a free event and a positive environment to bring the community together.

The funding will be used to deliver inclusive and fun sports and games sessions for children aged three to eleven in the Wirral. The project also aims to provide mindfulness-based exercises using a holistic approach to help improve health, reduce obesity and increase confidence.

This is a project that provides free education sessions to children with cerebral palsy to support improved mobility, independence and boost self-confidence. The funding will be used to install a specialist floor in their teaching rooms which will enable their young people to move more independently, enhancing their overall experience and education.

St James' New Brighton: tower masonry repairs and improvement of rainwater disposal from adjacent roof

The organisation will provide regular Reiki treatments to parents of sick/disabled children, or those with special educational needs. This will provide parents with a period of respite, with an aim of reducing stress and improving their health and well-being.

Wirral: Ss Peter, Paul & Philomena, New Brighton

This is the development and continuation of a project delivering support to children and young people with cerebral palsy and their families. The group will establish a new centre and support children through the delivery of conductive education sessions - an intensive, long-term, highly specialised and personalised programme of activities, exercise, massage and games that help children overcome the effects of cerebral palsy.

The organisation will use the funding to engage sessional workers during school holiday periods aimed at working with young people who come from poor and troubled households, who are concerned about their transition from primary to secondary school which is affecting their self-esteem and self-confidence. This will enable the organisation to encourage disengaged young people to participate in workshops aiming to divert them away from anti-social behaviour and improve opportunities in life.

Clubhouse Refurbishment

Purchase a 'Bowdry'

The organisation will use the funding to purchase a mobile portacabin for the allotment site which is used by a number of elderly and disabled members of the association and also able bodied people from the wider community. This will enable the organisation to provide an anti-vandal cabin, which they will use as a base for plant sales, bake sales, coffee mornings, open days, harvest festivals and many other events, for the benefit of the members of the allotment site and the local community.

The organisation will use the funding to run weekly facilitated sessions and confidential 1:1 coaching sessions for young people between the ages of 14 and 19 from the Anfield ward. This will provide extra support for clients who face multiple barriers to full social and economic integration, increase self-confidence and encourage aspiration.

The organisation will use the funding to implement, themed workshops to bring the vulnerable older members of the community, living in social isolation together, to share their experiences in a relaxed and supportive environment. This will enable the organisation to engage the target beneficiaries, which will improve their self-confidence and general wellbeing aiming to reduce their social isolation.

The organisation will use the funding to implement, themed workshops to bring the vulnerable older members of the community, living in social isolation together, to share their experiences in a relaxed and supportive environment. This will enable the organisation to engage the target beneficiaries, which will improve their self-confidence and general wellbeing aiming to reduce their social isolation.

To celebrate Egremont Primary School's heritage and its community role during the First World War

The group will use the funding to offer conflict resolution training for people in Dudley, West Midlands. This will enable beneficiaries to deal with conflict and ease tensions within their community.

Clubhouse Refurbishment

The organisation will use the funding to enable twenty five families who have children with insterstitial lung disease to attend a national conference. This will offer support for families and children with the rare lung condition, provide opportunities to talk with health professionals and learn new techniques associated with the condition.

The group will use the funding to provide stimulating play equipment within the school grounds for use by children and the local community. This will provide a much needed resource for children and their families.

The organisation will use the funding to replace their furnishings which are no longer fit for purpose to enable them to continue to run social activities for older people in the local community. This will aid the facilitation of positive activities aimed at developing relationships of older people in sheltered accommodation and ensure that the facilities are accessible to all members with physical health issues.

The organisation will use the funding to install play equipment on the school?s grounds. This will enable the organisation to encourage active play to improve motor skills, social skills and address the threat of obesity within the community.

The organisation will use the funding to continue to deliver inclusive and fun, sports and games sessions to children aged 3-11. This will help to improve health, reduce obesity and increase confidence.

The organisation will use the funding to run extra-curricular tennis sessions for children from six local schools. This will enable the organisation to ensure that children partake in exercise to improve their fitness and address concerns about the rising incidence of obesity amongst children in the community.

The organisation will use the funding to install a gazebo and a trim trail on their grounds. This will enable the organisation to engage children in extra-curricular activities which will improve fitness, physical and social development and behaviour.

An Infinite Line: Merseyside, Part One

Clubhouse Refurbishment

Festevol 2015

This funding will be used to convert a disused church in to a community cafe to create a social hub for the local community. It will support unemployed local young people by providing access to training and work opportunities, as well as volunteering placements.

The organisation will use the funding to continue to deliver beginner sessions in English as a second language to local non UK-born residents. This will enable beneficiaries to improve their competence in English which will improve confidence, reduce social isolation and allow them to access local services as well as seek employment and training opportunities.

The organisation will use the funding to install a trim trail with a range of equipment designed to encourage healthy, active outdoor play on the grounds of the school. This will enable the group to provide pupils, families and the wider community with a facility that can be used for outdoor play, family activities and to improve fitness during and outside of school time.

Clubhouse Refurbishment

The organisation will use the funding to install imaginative and creative play equipment in the school grounds. This will improve the local environment by creating a play area for wider community use in an area with no other children's play facilities locally.

Carnival TriAfrica.

The organisation will use the funding to equip the venue with materials and resources to deliver a wider range of activities across all age-ranges and a soup kitchen in the evenings. This will strengthen the community by engaging more local people in its acitivties and as volunteers producing a more cohesive community.

"WYC Boat Storage, Workshop and Changing Facilities"

Wirral Young Peoples Music Development Programme

This is a project by a community organisation in Wallasey. The organisation will use the funding to develop the grounds and run forest school sessions at their early years centre with parents and children. This will prepare children for starting school by improving social skills and provide access to a green space for families to interact outside.

A project in Wirral to run a six week programme of art, therapy and creative sessions for people with disabilities and people who are living with chronic pain. This will help to increase their self esteem and confidence while reducing their stress, anxiety and isolation. Award includes funding for therapy and IT equipment, complementary therapists, and artists.

A project to deliver an outreach pilot in conductive education for children with cerebral palsy in Cheshire. This will provide a structured programme of activities, exercise and techniques that aids the development and provides coping mechanisms for children with cerebral palsy; giving them increased independence and better chances in life.

This is a project by a voluntary organisation in Wirral. The organisation will use the funding to a programme or art therapy courses restoring redundant furniture for people who are living in areas of deprivation, poverty and mental ill health. This will provide a programme of creative and therapeutic services which will build self esteem, confidence, social and employment skills for those who are unemployed, on low incomes or have mental ill health.

A project in Wirral to purchase new furnishings for a communal lounge. This will encourage more residents to use the facility, increasing social activities for older people.

This is a project by an incorporated charity in Wirral. The organisation will use funding to purchase IT equipment to enable community groups to become digitally inclusive and provide access to equipment for local residents, improving community involvement.

This is a project by a primary school in Wirral. The organisation will use the funding to create a natural wooded environment suitable for running forest schools and train members of staff to run forest school sessions in the future. This will help to bring some of the foundation year pupils together with their families, improve language skills and social development; improving the health and well being and educational attainment of foundation year children.

"WYC Boat Storage, Workshop and Changing Facilities"

Wirral Ss Peter, Paul & Philomena - Project 2

This is a project by an incorporated charity in Wirral. The organisation will use funding to refurbish their new premises, including the creation of an art room and library and therapy rooms. This will provide beneficiaries with an accessible and suitable environment for counselling and therapy sessions, enabling the group to meet the growing demand for services.

This is a project by a company limited by guarantee in Merseyside. The organisation will use the funding to deliver inclusive and fun, sports and games sessions to children aged 3-11. This will help to improve health, reduce obesity and increase confidenc

This is a project by a company limited by guarantee in Merseyside. The organisation will use the funding to deliver inclusive and fun, sports and games sessions to children aged 3-11. This will help to improve health, reduce obesity and increase confidence.

This is a project by a voluntary or community organisation in Wallasey, Merseyside. The organisation will use the funding to run an after school programme for young people, focusing on working with students with social emotional and behavioural difficulti

This is a project by a voluntary or community organisation in Wallasey, Merseyside. The organisation will use the funding to run an after school programme for young people, focusing on working with students with social emotional and behavioural difficulties and those at severe risk of disengaging or underachieving in a mainstream education setting, giving them the opportunity to build new skills in preparation for further education, employment or training.

Wirral Remembers: War, Peace and Remembrance

Chester Pride is an equality event to be held in Chester city centre on Saturday 4th October, bringing all residents together to celebrate the lesbian, gay and bisexual community (LGBT), and diversity and culture in the local area. The event will bring pe

Primary Spaces

Chester Pride is an equality event to be held in Chester city centre on Saturday 4th October, bringing all residents together to celebrate the lesbian, gay and bisexual community (LGBT), and diversity and culture in the local area. The event will bring people together in a fun and safe environment, building community cohesion.

This is a project by a charity in Wirral. The organisation will use funding to run cooking and sports activities for young people to improve their health and wellbeing.

This is a project by a charity in Wirral. The organisation will use funding to provide mental health support to veterans, helping them make the transition from military to civilian life. This will improve mental wellbeing and health for veterans, improvin

This is a project by a charity in Wirral. The organisation will use funding to provide mental health support to veterans, helping them make the transition from military to civilian life. This will improve mental wellbeing and health for veterans, improving their life chances in the future.

Restoration of St James Church, New Brighton especially the spire and windows

WIRRAL St James Church, New Brighton

This community organisation in Birmingham will use the funding to design and deliver a mediation course in partnership with the Open College Network for local young disadvantaged BME people. This will improve the skills and employability of beneficiaries

This community organisation in Birmingham will use the funding to design and deliver a mediation course in partnership with the Open College Network for local young disadvantaged BME people. This will improve the skills and employability of beneficiaries whilst also helping to reduce conflict within the local community.

THORNDALE CENTENARY PROJECT - PHASE 3

SHAKESPEARE FOR ALL -THE WINTER S TALE

This is a project by a company limited by guarantee in Wirral. The organisation will use funding to deliver reminiscence therapy for people living with dementia, their families and carers, to include the use of a themed reminiscence resource pack, contain

This is a project by a company limited by guarantee in Wirral. The organisation will use funding to deliver reminiscence therapy for people living with dementia, their families and carers, to include the use of a themed reminiscence resource pack, containing DVDs, information and aromas. This will assist beneficiaries with their short term memory and enable carers to connect more effectively with the sufferer, with the aim of reducing the need for prescribed medication and promoting wellbeing.

This is a project by an incorporated charity in Wallasey, Wirral. The organisation will use funding to run courses to teach disadvantaged people how to grow and cook healthy food. This will increase health and wellbeing in the community.

The use of Wallasey Town Hall as a Military Hospital in WW1

This is a project by a community interest company in Wallasey, Merseyside. The organisation will use the funding to purchase setup materials and train volunteers to be able to deliver a health and wellbeing program to include exercises and advice sessions

Wirral Festival of Firsts 2014

The organisation will use funding to implement a living memories project, where young and older people will work together to reminisce and record the memories of older members of the community, culminating in a small exhibition of their work. This will pr

This is a project by an incorporated charity in Salford. The organisation will use the funding to highlight the dangers of reliance on illegal money lenders and pay day loan companies, provide courses on budgeting, advice on savings methods and informatio

Wirral Advisory Centre Limited

New Wirral Rockets U16's Team

This is a project by a school in the Wirral. The organisation will use the funding so that they and nine other schools in the area can take part in The Golden Mile education and fitness programme, where young people are encouraged to walk, jog and run 50

THORNDALE CENTENARY PROJECT - PHASE 3

This is a project by a voluntary group in Salford. The organisation will use the funding to run a mentoring/skills development programme for women who have been in prison and others who are on probation. This will provide a peer mentoring and skills devel

This is a project by a school in the Wirral. The organisation will use the funding so that they and nine other schools in the area can take part in The Golden Mile education and fitness programme, where young people are encouraged to walk, jog and run 50

This is a project by a voluntary and community organisation in Egremont, Liverpool. The organisation will use the funding to deliver a one day community festival for people in Egremont. This will provide opportunities for different groups to come together

Repair roof, provide accessible toilet and engage visitors with Ss Peter, Paul & Philomena's Church

Increasing the amount of equipment available for fencing

This is a project by an incorporated charity in Wallasey, Merseyside covering all of the North West of England. The organisation will use the funding to deliver life skills training and experiences to 20 young people with cerebral palsy over 4 weekends o

The aim of this new project is to bring together the principal advice providers and community groups in Wirral with Wirrall Advice Alliance (WAA) acting as lead. Working to improve access to advice services, it will build upon the work of statutory/volun

St Paul's

This is a project by a primary school in Wirral. The organisation will use the funding to deliver physical activity sessions with professional instructors to pupils outside of school hours. This will provide children and young people with access to free s

This is a project by a voluntary organisation in Wallasey. The organisation will use funding to provide training through volunteering opportunities in community work for young people who are not in employment, education or training. This will enable young

This is a project by a community organisation in Wirral. The group will use funding to install two containers for their allotment site, including one with toilet, kitchen and meeting facilities and another for secure equipment storage. This will enable th

This is a project by a community organisation in Wallasey, Wirral. The group will use funding to relocate and install new toilet facilities within the church hall, including disabled access and a new kitchen. This will provide a DDA compliant facility for

Resistance isn't Futile - combination, mutuality, solidarity and aspiration

Liverpool Art Prize - The sound if ideas forming

TREASURED - The Awesome and the Intimate

Just Wait for Me

This charity in Wallasey will use funding to deliver sustainable living workshops and lectures to community groups and local schools. This will promote awareness of environmental issues and encourage participation in local food growing initiatives.

This community organisation in Wirral will use funding to install alleyway gates and provide multi-sport sessions for young people at the local community centre. This will reduce anti-social behaviour amongst young people.

A Second World War veteran from Merseyside has been awarded a grant towards travel costs for a commemorative visit to Blackpool in Summer 2011. Funding has been provided for one Second World War veteran and one spouse.

A Second World War veteran from Merseyside has been awarded a grant towards travel costs for a commemorative visit to Netherlands in September 2011. Funding has been provided for one Second World War veteran and one carer.

This is a project by a charity in Wirral to host its first conference, benefiting the parents and carers of children with interstitial lung disease. This will enable families to meet with health professionals and families in the same situation, for suppor