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The funding will be used to improve a community garden for young adults with physical and learning disabilities. The project aims to improve access to the area and deliver additional gardening and cooking activities to bring residents and the wider community together in order to reduce isolation, build confidence and increase life skills.

The group will provide a community support programme for thirty local social leaders to increase their skills, knowledge and confidence to enable better leadership and direction of local third sector organisations in the Leeds area.

The funding will be used by a primary school to run an after-school health and fitness club for pupils aged five to eleven. The project aims to promote educational activities including healthy eating and nutrition in order to tackle an increase in obesity amongst pupils.

The funding will be used by a primary school to install outdoor play equipment and surfacing within the grounds of the school. The project will provide children with a safe and stimulating place to play and encourage physical activity, with the aim of reducing obesity.

St Andrew's Church: Saving Our Heritage for the Community

Discovering Bromborough 3: Interpreting the Past

The funding will be used by a charity to refurbish an activities hub. The hub is an important place for children and young people with life threatening and life shortening conditions. The project aims to provide children, young people and their families with an up-to-date, safe, fun place to spend time together.

The funding will be used by a community special school to create a physical and sensory play area in the school grounds for the benefit of children who have additional needs. The project aims to give children the opportunity to improve their skills and further their development through a range of accessible activities.

The funding will provide mental health education and learning support for middle aged men. The sessions aim to help people learn and reflect on how to manage their mental wellbeing, whilst being supported to develop social networks in order to combat social isolation.

The funding will be used to develop a project for students with special educational needs to gain skills and experience in bicycle maintenance. The project aims to provide a place where the local community can bring their bikes to be repaired and students can gain experience that will help them when they enter the work place.

The funding will be used to provide exercise sessions for older people within the local community. The project aims to enable the group to deliver practical well-being advice and guidance where there is an identified need.

The funding will be used by a primary school to install playground equipment for use during play time, after school club and holiday club. The project aims to improve the health of pupils and reduce the number of children who are overweight.

The funding will be used to provide training for members of the community living in a deprived area, the training will involve learning new skills, gaining confidence and increasing self-esteem. The project aims to provide a better outlook on life, reduce social isolation and to improve chances of securing employment.

The funding will be used to run a project for local community members to learn about healthy food preparation and cooking. The sessions will be held in a variety of informal community settings with opportunities for young people and adults to gain life skills, employability opportunities and enterprise training. The project aims to reduce social isolation, increase confidence and communication skills.

Cartoonopolis

Volleyball in the Wirral

This project will provide a community support programme for up to 30 local social leaders. This will improve leadership of local voluntary organisations.

The project will use the funding to install two adventure trails which will enable children to access a play area to develop their physical and communication skills. This will provide an outdoor facility aimed at increasing and developing physical activity and social skills.

This project will use the funding to install play equipment in an outdoor area within the school grounds which have been chosen to meet the needs of the younger children in the school. This will enable the school to encourage their pupils to participate in out of school sessions, using the new equipment which has been designed to improve their communication and interaction with their peers, and increase their physical abilities, aiming to reduce the high levels of obesity.

The Lighthouse Invites the Storm: Malcolm Lowry?s Wirral

Forest Swords - multidisciplinary AV accompaniment development for live performance.

This project will use the funding to run role play workshops and teach employment skills; including interview techniques and employment support sessions for young people with special educational needs in the transition period from education to employment. This will build the confidence, skills and knowledge of the employment market for people who are disabled and in the transition from education to employment improving future chances in life.

The organisation will hold weekly activity and support sessions for older people with dementia and their carers. This will help the person with dementia to retain their skills, interests and engagement in the community for longer, and provide a peer support network for carers.

Wallasey ABC Community Boxing Initiative

This project will create an administration hub for their new group, which is now an independent branch of the Greater Sylhet Council. This hub will help them provide modern and effective communication with their members and communities. They will also be building their capacity and capability to develop their services to deliver a better community service for the future.

Birkenhead Bantams

The organisation will use the funding to run social activity based sessions for vulnerable people with disabilities in the local community. This will increase access to activities and improve confidence and wellbeing.

The project will use the funding to create a covered outdoor play space for pupils and other community groups. This will provide a space which will increase access to the outdoors and broaden the range of experiences available for the children so they will have the chance to participate in quieter games or activities such as messy play. This will help boost social and personal skills and promote better wellbeing and social cohesion.

The project will use the funding to deliver Walking Basketball sessions for families in the local community. This will aim to address obesity through increased access to physical activity sessions.

The project will use the funding to replace outdated play equipment in an outdoor area of the school which has been highlighted by OFSTED to be limiting to the quality of children?s learning through play and physical exercise. This will enable the organisation to engage children in after school activities to increase access and usage of this area by providing improved outdoor play facilities for all children in the local community.

Wirral: St Michael & All Angels, Woodchurch

The organisation will use the funding to resurface the pedestrian entrance of the allotment, which is presently unsuitable and potentially dangerous for their members. This will enable the organisation to provide safe access to the site for all members and in particular those who come by bicycle, mothers with prams, wheelchair users and those who have restricted mobility.

This project will use the funding to hold open days across their centres to celebrate 30 years of service. This will enable the organisation to recognise that they have supported thousands of individuals from all backgrounds and raise awareness of their services.

The organisation will use the funding to deliver a range of therapeutic, creative, skills development and group workshops to people who are seeking support with their mental health following traumatic experiences, military service, abuse, or any other factors contributing towards a diagnosis of PTSD, depression, anxiety, and low self-esteem.

The organisation will use the funding to run a 12 week personal development programme for people in the local community with mental health issues, this would consist of information, advice and guidance, signposting, work experience, education and training opportunities, and vocational support. This will reduce isolation through improved social inclusion and raise aspirations.

Woodchurch Big Dig

Leasowe Lighthouse Shining Bright On Its Community

The organisation will use the funding to continue to run their workshops and events to encourage community integration and improve wellbeing. This will enable the organisation to help the beneficiaries to reduce isolation and anti-social behaviour and strengthen community cohesion.

Music for All

The organisation will use the funding to purchase gardening equipment, plants and seeds. This will enable the organisation to transform two areas of disused and derelict land in the local community

The organisation will use the funding to deliver accredited Young Leader Award training and physical activities to young people (from age 13 to 30 years old) who have a history of mental ill health. This will improve their social and emotional wellbeing and develop their communication and problem solving skills.

The organisation will use the funding to deliver accredited Young Leader Award training and physical activities to young people (from age 13 to 30 years old) who have a history of mental ill health. This will improve their social and emotional wellbeing and develop their communication and problem solving skills.

The organisation will use the funding to work with local adults and pupils to identify each person?s strengths and their responses to challenging behaviour or situations. This will enable the group to help beneficiaries to identify their own strengths and how they can better understand and work with others both at school and at home to improve relationships between pupils, pupils and staff, families and the wider community.

The organisation will use the funding to work with people living in disadvantaged local communities through provision of free financial guidance and support through ?making the most of your money' seminars. This will reduce financial stress and enable participants to make informed choices about how to manage their money better to reduce reliance on food banks.

The organisation will use the funding to run workshops for vulnerable and disengaged youngsters that will raise awareness of the issues surrounding homelessness. This will enable the organisation to educate the targeted youngsters and engage them in a project to breakdown prejudices and alleviate concerns about them becoming NEET and falling into homelessness.

The organisation will use the funding to install active play equipment and safety surfacing on the school?s grounds. This will enable the organisation to encourage children to take part in active play which will address issues of obesity, improve motor skills and reduce the incidence of bad behaviour at break-times.

The organisation will use the funding to deliver a Cancer Survivorship Programme consisting of two courses focussing on overcoming problems effectively and mindfulness. This will enable the organisation to further improve the well-being of survivors of cancer.

The organisation will use the funding to install school playground games and exercise equipment. This will enable the organisation to provide out of school activities for both play and fitness.

The Liverpool Provocations: January 2016

The organisation will use the funding to install an external disabled platform lift. This will enable the organisation to allow full accessibility for everyone to all first floor rooms of the community centre.

Wirral Sailing School

The organisation will use the funding to provide Taekwondo sessions for disabled adults and children with additional needs. This will enable the organisation to offer a structure physical activity in a safe environment, enabling them to socialise with non-disabled children and adults, thus addressing feeling of isolation, whilst improving physical and mental health.

The organisation will use the funding to purchase tools and equipment and develop a community workshop with metalwork, woodwork, DIY and leatherwork areas. This will encourage intergenerational working, enable older residents to pass down traditional skills, and undertake projects to help improve the local community, helping to reduce their isolation.

A project to provide accommodation, support and rehabilitation for adult males, and particularly ex-services personnel, suffering from a range of complex health and lifestyle barriers including mental health issues including PTSD, homelessness and those in recovery from substance/alcohol misuse. The scheme will support personal development around health, education, employment and training, and will offer practical support such as benefit advice, paying bills, setting up bank accounts and learning to cook.

The group will use funding to install fencing around the perimeter of their allotment site. This will provide service users with a safe environment, with the aim of reducing incidences of break ins and vandalism.

The organisation will use the funding to install trim trail activities in their yard to benefit children during play time, breakfast and after school care club and extracurricular clubs. This will aim to address rising levels of obese and overweight pupils through increased physical activity.

Translating the street

The organisation will use the funding to create an outdoor play area for pupils by installing artificial grass and purchasing new play equipment. This will provide a play area which is accessible for pupils with additional needs.

The organisation will use the funding to run group bi-weekly meetings and a trip to the park and art gallery for people suffering from dementia in the local community to talk about people's memories of the Wirral and develop resource cards and posters. This will aim to reduce social isolation through therapeutic activities to improve wellbeing.

The organisation will use the funding to deliver employability and education sessions for female victims of domestic abuse. This will also provide one to one and peer support, and informal and non-accredited learning activities for beneficiaries to help develop their skills, improve their confidence and educational and employment opportunities.

The organisation will use the funding to purchase furniture, BBQ and shrubs to enhance the outside space in their retirement complex. This will enable the residents to use this area to run activities, events and to socialise in an effort to reduce isolation.

A project to replace dining furniture to enable the group to continue to run luncheon clubs and social activities for older people in the local community. This will reduce social isolation through positive activities aimed at developing relationships.

The organisation will use the funding to build a creative activity centre on existing school grounds based around a fantasy ship theme for the benefit of the children from the wider school community. This will provide bespoke play facilities which will tackle issues linked to physical, cognitive and social development of their beneficiaries.

The funding will be used to purchase a new car to support the organisation?s Hospice to Home service, which offers a 24-hour on call service for palliative and end of life care. This will provide support for children and young people with complex medical conditions.

The organisation will use the funding to deliver a series of physical activity and healthy living sessions aimed at people of all ages, abilities and skill. This will enable the group to provide children and young people with activities to encourage healthier lifestyles and improved fitness, as well as support adults, older people and people with disabilities in learning healthy habits, improving fitness and preventing obesity and health problems as a result of inactivity.

The group will use the funding to build an environmentally friendly compost toilet. This will ensure that the site is accessible to all within the community who would like to use the allotment, including pupils from local schools and older people.

Refurbishment of Clubhouse and Facilities

Youth Engagement

The organisation will use funding to run health and exercise sessions for older people in the community. This will improve their wellbeing, fitness and reduce their isolation.

The organisation will use funding to create a community cafe in the school grounds. This will enable students, parents and families to take part in training and community activities, helping to break down barriers, challenge perceptions of disability and provide work experience for students.

The organisation will use funding to run a series of workshops and events to address issues around mental health. These will help to raise awareness of mental health issues, empower beneficiaries to learn skills and improve their confidence and self esteem.

South Wirral High School Volleyball Development

This is a project by a charity in Hoylake, Wirral. The organisation will use the funding to deliver music sessions for different age groups within the local community culminating in a live performance. This will provide positive activities to help improve intergenerational relationships; raise young people?s aspirations and help reduce isolation for older people.

This is a project by a company in Wirral. The organisation will use funding to run workshops and a festival focusing on raising awareness and stimulating discussion around mental health. This will help to increase health and wellbeing and reduce stigma in the community.

Purchase of Boats For Adult Sail Training

Wirral Festival of Firsts 2015

This is a project by a school in Wirral. The group will use the funding to develop its outdoor area that is currently not fit for purpose. The school will install astro turf that will enable the area to be used by afterschool clubs to encourage children to take part in outdoor activities.

This is a project by a voluntary organisation in Bebington, Wirral. The organisation will use the funding to refurbish their lounge which is no longer fit for purpose, including new chairs, settees, tables, screen and projector and entertainment system. This will improve the safety of the facilities for the residents, providing easier access for people with mobility issues and new activities for them to socialise and enjoy.

This is a project by a company in Wirral to provide on the job placements opportunities and training, recycling skills and support with employment skills for people who are socially isolated. This will provide job experience and on the job skills and support for people who are unemployed and reduce land fill through a recycling project.

A project by a Primary School in Wirral, Merseyside to install an outdoor creative play area for the benefit of the local community. This will aim to encourage children to play outside and tackle sedentary lifestyles of young people in an effort to reduce obesity and develop fine motor skills.

A project by develop an outdoor area for children to ensure a safe and secure areato encourage children to play outdoors, increase their physical activity and also encourae outdoor learning.

A project in Wirral to run a digital and social media marketing project to offer training and mentoring support and development to young NEET people in the local area focusing on improving the digital and social media presence of local community organisations. This will develop their IT and creative skills, build links with and improve the online presence of local community organisations and increase their chances of securing future employment.

An application from an individual

This is a project by a company in Wirral. The organisation will use funding to run money management seminars for people on low incomes, living on benefits or those who have faced redundancy. This will enable vulnerable people to manage their money, get out of debt and reduce their stress.

Bringing Back Football

Primary Spaces

Primary Spaces

Primary Spaces

This is a project by a school in the Wirral. The organisation will use the funding to develop an area of land within the school grounds that can be used for alternative play and learning. This will provide children with outdoor access to green space withi

This is a project by a voluntary and community group in Wirral. The organisation will use the funding to provide a sessional therapeutic counsellor. This will provide a service to men living with mental health, drug and alcohol problems.

This is a project by a Primary School in Wirral. The organisation will use the funding to install playground equipment in their yard to benefit children during play time, after school club and holiday club. This will aim to reduce the levels of obesity an

This is a project by a Primary School in Wirral. The organisation will use the funding to install playground equipment in their yard to benefit children during play time, after school club and holiday club. This will aim to reduce the levels of obesity and improve the health of pupils.

This infant school in Bebington, Wirral will use the funding to run two preschool play sessions per week for the local community. This will improve health and fitness of preschool children in an attempt to reduce childhood obesity levels through developin

This infant school in Bebington, Wirral will use the funding to run two preschool play sessions per week for the local community. This will improve health and fitness of preschool children in an attempt to reduce childhood obesity levels through developing family health and fitness through play.

This is a project by a voluntary organisation in Wirral. The organisation will use funding to run workshops and events to encourage community integration and improve wellbeing. This project will reduce isolation, reduce anti social behaviour and strengthe

This is a project by a voluntary organisation in Wirral. The organisation will use funding to run workshops and events to encourage community integration and improve wellbeing. This project will reduce isolation, reduce anti social behaviour and strengthen community cohesion.

This project in Wirral will use the funding to purchase and install hearing loop systems in the communal lounges of all of the group's sheltered housing venues. This will improve the hearing of elderly residents, enabling them to fully take part in social

The Benefit of a Motorised Buggy for Golf

This community interest company in Merseyside will use the funding to run mental health workshops and sessions to help people affected by traumatic experiences. This programme will enable people to improve their quality of life and their mental wellbeing.