Three Sisters: Research and Development

Never had they ever: Researching womenÔÇÖs experiences of work during the First World War

This project will deliver a range of creative workshops including woodwork, painting and electronics for people who are isolated, disengaged or lack confidence. This will enable them to gain new transferable skills, build friendships, reduce isolation and raise aspirations.

UVG Next Steps

This project will deliver a range of ceramic and clay station workshops for the benefit of the local community. This will provide an opportunities for people to gain new creative skills with the aim of bringing the diverse community together and reducing social isolation.

Monk Misterioso. A Journey into the Silence of Thelonious Monk.

LCT 7074: Resurrecting a D-Day Hero

This project will replace their IT system in order to improve their family support services, training, employment skills and health and wellbeing sessions for people living in areas of deprivation.

Diving Deep - The Invincible 1744 Project

Company of Makers: Ships' Crests and Adventures at Sea

We Dont Need Culture 2

Activities, including cooking and craft sessions, will be provided for African women who are isolated and vulnerable due to issues such as female genital mutilation and domestic abuse. This will bring people together and provide them with support and friendship, with the aim of building their confidence, self-esteem and sign posting them to local service providers for further help.

Support services will be improved and expanded for people with sight problems. This funding will help the group provide social, community and recreational activities for people with sight loss to improve their physical and mental health and wellbeing.

Writing Edward King: Cityscapes of Portsmouth

Development of New Volleyball Club

This funding will be used to produce a film about a series of conversations between members of the refugee, asylum seeker and established migrant community which will be distributed to local media outlets and displayed as part of an international festival. This will raise awareness of the refuge crisis and dispel negative stereotypes with the aim of promoting positive integration and enhanced community relations.

This organisation will use the funding to run a range of intergrational activities including community festivals and food and healthy eating classes for the benefit of the local Bangladeshi and wider community. This will provide an opportunity for the whole community to come together with the aim of promoting community relations, reducing social isolation and raising cultural awareness.

A range of sessions for migrants will be funded, which will help them develop their English language skills, improve their confidence and self-esteem and support their integration into their local community.

This project will deliver a series of workshops, such as costume making, circus, and lantern making, which will culminate in activities to be delivered at three community events including a June carnival, October Halloween and Christmas Lights event. This will enable participants, including young people and those with disabilities, to participate positively in the community.

This project will convert their office into the 'CityAdviceHub' by providing new computers, tablets, seating and other items. This will enable them to improve their delivery, provide a focus for clients to solve their own issues and provide an improved digital focus matching with national strategies.

This project will deliver educational music therapy sessions for the benefit of deaf and hearing impaired children. This will support them to develop and improve their range of communication skills, and reduce social isolation.

This project will develop a community resilience model and work with individuals, groups and social enterprises to share skills, knowledge and assets. This will bring the community together to create networks, consortia and enterprise development opportunities to generate stronger communities.

This project will purchase a trim trail within their school outdoor space. It will improve the health and wellbeing of the children by providing safe access to outdoor play.

One hundred years of mental health care in Hampshire

This project will fit a platform lift to allow access to community activities held in a new mezzanine floor within the church. This will allow the church to run additional community activities, events and services for a variety of groups eg: parent and toddler groups.

This is a project by a community interest company in based in Liverpool serving beneficiaries in Portsmouth. The organisation will use the funding to run a programme of sewing workshops. This will provide support for veterans by helping them through the transition from military to civilian life by taking part in creative activities; improving their health and well-being and reducing social isolation.

Catalyst: Evolve

This charity will use the funding to work with refugees aged 18-24 and through a series of workshops and discussion sessions will work towards a large scale piece of public work which will be exhibited to the local community. This will enable young refugees to express and share their experiences through a creative medium and promote a better understanding of the refugee crisis to counteract negative connotations and improve community cohesion.

Fort Widley - Enterprise, employment, restoration and regeneration

This school in Portsmouth will use the funding to deliver a range of extra-curricular activities aimed at pupils with special educational needs, and will also include four family fun days to encourage parental involvement. This will improve their confidence, self-esteem and encourage them to become more active.

Early Years Dance Across Continents

In Service To The True God

Oral history of the Sail Training Schooners Sir Winston Churchill and Malcolm Miller

This project will support disadvantaged, unemployed and homeless people through establishing a furniture recycling hub with training and employment opportunities. People referred to the service will receive a one-to-one assessment of their needs, mentoring to improve their health and well-being, and access to placements, courses and workshops. The furniture will be resold, with low prices for people referred from homeless agencies. There will also be a drop-in service to access information and support.

SeaMore: sharing the newest national collection

The UVG - Breaking Through

Paulsgrove & Wymering - Capturing the Spirit

Sailing Participation Programme

We Dont Need Culture

This group will use the funding to run an employability and IT skills training job club at a church centre for people looking for work. This will develop beneficiary's transferable skills, provide opportunities for work experience and employment and increase their self confidence.

This organisation will use the funding to renovate the community facilities within the church hall to expand its community programme. This will provide an updated community hall space to provide facilities for local community groups and specifically those people who are socially isolated and disengaged within the community.

This organisation will use the funding to create a weekly job and social club for people with disabilities within their local community. This will provide facilities which offer social contact, access to IT equipment, internet job searches, learning activities and peer support to improve the social development, training and employment prospects of people who are educationally disadvantaged or disabled.

This organisation will use the funding to run a series of activities and events aimed at reducing isolation in the Bangali community. This will enable the organisation to provide inclusive events that will help reduce isolation amongst women and young people in the community.

This charity will use the funding to renovate and refurbish a local resource centre. It will purchase resources and equipment to set up a drop in facility for young people who are disadvantaged through poverty; offering them a space to access social activities, training and peer support within a locally accessible community hub and drop in centre.

This charity will use the funding to renovate and refurbish a local resource centre. It will purchase resources and equipment to set up a drop in facility for young people who are disadvantaged through poverty; offering them a space to access social activities, training and peer support within a locally accessible community hub and drop in centre.

Provincial Punk in Pompey: investigating and celebrating 40 years of PortsmouthÔÇÖs musical history and heritage

Portsmouth City Council - Leisure & PP Strategy

This charity will use the funding to establish and run a new weekly youth group that will engage young people in positive activities such as healthy cooking, cultural awareness days, arts and craft activities and games. This will enable the organisation to encourage community integration and cohesion in this ethnically diverse area whilst reducing social isolation.

This organisation will use the funding to hold a large one day event which will support local parents and carers in engaging with service providers while encouraging participation in activities which will improve family health and wellbeing. This will enable the organisation to address significant health inequalities that are apparent in the city that are linked to lifestyle behaviours such as smoking, excessive drinking and poor diet.

Time to Write and Audience Development

Venture Keel Boat

Saving the Fairmile: RML 497

Logomania by Chen Hangfeng

The Urban Vocal Group - Sustain, Develop, Maintain

The organisation will use the funding to deliver a new extra-curricular project promoting physical activity using mini tennis sessions as a tool for engagement, involving training teachers to deliver sessions, providing girls only sessions, healthy living education and showcase events. This will encourage pupils to become more physically active and make healthier lifestyle choices.

The organisation will use the funding to run a training programme from teacher to student with the view to have student run tennis sessions to increase physical activity in pupils in the school who have health and emotional issues. This will enable the organisation to improve emotional wellbeing and health amongst students in the school, particularly those with SEN.

The impact on the people of Portsmouth of the Battle of Jutland

The organisation will use the funding to purchase and utilise the Zumos platform to help alleviate the identified behavioural and emotional wellbeing issues in the school. This will enable the organisation to target students in the school with emotional problems through an interactive medium.

Twenty Portsmouth Streets and the Great War: The St Wilfrid's Memorials

The organisation will use the funding to work with over 40 local agencies to create an online directory giving residents information about local activities and services. This will enable the group to provide easy access to all local residents with updated programmes of activities and information about accessing these services to improve wellbeing and community engagement in the area.

The funding will be used to bring together other local social enterprises through a series of specialist and community workshops discussing initiatives, sharing learning and raising awareness of their work. The project aims to help local social enterprises to grow and thrive.

Dinghy sailing for young people at Tudor Sailing Club (TSC)

This existing project aims to empower people with health issues to take control of their wellbeing. The project will specifically target people living with diabetes, obesity, cardiovascular disease and recovering from cancer. People will be offered a range of activities and training relating to both their physical and/or emotional health needs. There will be opportunities to learn new skills, for example at the community centre?s juice bar and a new community vegetable garden that is being developed.

The organisation will use the funding to address cultural and intergenerational issues, isolation amongst women by running workshops and training on healthy eating, household budgeting, and exercise and computer skills and produce a community cook book based on traditional cultural recipes.

Portsmouth Autism Support Network

The organisation will use the funding to run a summer programme for children with permanent hearing loss, their parents and siblings. This will include a family learning programme of lecturers, techniques and skills, peer support, a sibling and pre-school programmes to aid the physical, educational, communication and social skills of deaf children, their families and siblings.

The organisation will use the funding to provide purpose built IT facilities within their housing association schemes and run IT classes to benefit older people. This will provide older people the opportunity to access IT facilities within their own community environment providing access to Skype, internet access reminiscence tools, training, access to benefits and other services.

Futurators - People of Portsmouth

Primary Spaces

This is a project by an incorporated charity in Portsmouth. The group will use the funding to purchase computers and chairs for a new employment skills training suite. This will enable the group to offer practical support sessions and new learning programmes, to help improve beneficiaries? further education and employment opportunities.

This is a project by an incorporated charity in Portsmouth. The group will use the funding to purchase computers and chairs for a new employment skills training suite. This will enable the group to offer practical support sessions and new learning programmes, to help improve beneficiaries? further education and employment opportunities.

Waiting on the Pavement for the Ice Cream Van

The Seafarers

This project provides resources, support and advice for parents, carers and children focused on child development and improved parenting. The project activities include 13 volunteer led community toy libraries providing weekly stay-and-play and toy loan sessions in a safe and secure environment for all families with pre-school age children. Outreach support to hard to reach and vulnerable families through home visiting, personal support to access toy library provision and referral to other services.

This is a project by a junior school in Portsmouth. The organisation will use the funding to deliver physical activity and gardening activities outside of school hours that will be aimed at pupils from deprived backgrounds. This will provide pupils who usually miss out on outings and extracurricular learning due to prohibitive costs, lack of confidence or other barriers and give them the same opportunities as their peers.

This is a project by a junior school in Portsmouth. The organisation will use the funding to deliver physical activity and gardening activities outside of school hours that will be aimed at pupils from deprived backgrounds. This will provide pupils who usually miss out on outings and extracurricular learning due to prohibitive costs, lack of confidence or other barriers and give them the same opportunities as their peers.

This is a project by a community organisation in Portsmouth. The group will use the funding to hold four open disability equality training events engaging a range of organisations from different sectors to improve their understanding of disability and the barriers created by this, and to improve the way they work with people living with disability. This will increase the knowledge and capacity of organisations to engage and work with people living with a disability.

This organisation will use its funding to provide community activities for local young people on low incomes. The project aims to provide opportunities for young people to develop their skills and confidence through creative and sporting activities, in turn building motivation, health, good citizenship and employability. Local young people and adults will be trained as coaches and volunteers to sustain the activities.

This is a project by a voluntary organisation in Portsmouth. The organisation will use the funding to refurbish its meetings rooms, cafe area and kitchen at the church, improve access to the building and install new signs welcoming people to the facility and promote projects. This will enable the group to provide comfortable and accessible facilities to local community groups and residents, and make the church a welcoming community venue supporting a range of activities.

Exhibition of artwork by Jules George

Redwood Park School

Democracy Street

This is a project by a voluntary and community organisation in Southsea. The organisation will use the funding to carry on delivering their sessions to people who care for those with borderline personality disorder through training their staff to assist the life improvement of the caree and continuing to provide workshops and support. This will improve the quality of life of the carer and caree.

Get Up and Go

Financial Intervention

St Cuthbert's Church nave roof repairs

This is a project by a voluntary and community organisation in Portsmouth. The organisation will use the funding to deliver social events and healthy activities including boccia, power chair football, new age curling and a weekly healthy lifestyle session for disabled people in Portsmouth. This will enable participants access to social and healthy activities.

This is a project by a voluntary and community organisation in Portsmouth. The organisation will use the funding to improve their community hall by refurbishing the gentleman?s toilets and installing an IT suite with laptops, printers and seating. This will enable the wider community to access IT facilities to improve their lives.

This is a project by a school in Portsmouth. The organisation will use the funding to deliver mini tennis sessions to young people at their school, teach the teachers to be able to deliver this when the project ends, have showcase events ot demonstrate the skills learned and provide healthy lifestyle sessions. This will improve the health of beneficiaries.

Your Seas - People and Port

His is a project by an incorporated company in Portsmouth. The organisation will use the funding to improve their website by training staff to be able to update it with improved content and update the computers which themselves or the community use. This

His is a project by an incorporated company in Portsmouth. The organisation will use the funding to improve their website by training staff to be able to update it with improved content and update the computers which themselves or the community use. This will enable the organisation to be able to offer improved services to the community in accessing the internet for public services.

This is a project by a voluntary group in Portsmouth. The group will use the funding to continue to provide a time bank within the community offering services to local people. The funding will allow the group to revitalise and promote the project. This wi

Lemon Pop Workshops

'Get Active, Stay Active'

This is a project by a charity in Portsmouth. The group will use the funding to provide day trips for beneficiaries as part of the national reunion for women of the Royal Naval Services. This will provide opportunities for their members to meet old comrades and provide support to older or disadvantaged members of the association.

This is a project by a school in Portsmouth. The organisation will use the funding to purchase the Zumos web platform which will give their pupils access to information, guidance and advice about a range of issues and subjects that either affects them cur

This is a project by a school in Portsmouth. The organisation will use the funding to purchase the Zumos web platform which will give their pupils access to information, guidance and advice about a range of issues and subjects that either affects them currently or may in the future such as bullying or health. This will enable pupils to gain extra support to improve their wellbeing in their school and home environment.

Primary Spaces

This is a project by a new voluntary and community organisation in Portsmouth. Funding will be used to train volunteers in safe guarding vulnerable adults aged 16+ with a history of homelessness, mental health issues, long term unemployment, learning disa