SURTITLE & Come As You Are

Giotto: Art from the Hands of Ugly Men

Film project Eastern Art Gallery

Active Gloucestershire

LEVIATHAN-creation and tour of new dance work

The funding will be used to build a new community hall that will provide a permanent home for the successful community shop and small cafe. The project aims to create a vibrant village hub that will provide services, reduce rural isolation and create a stronger and healthier community. A number of local clubs and activities will be held from the new hall including school plays, music events, community lunches, teas and support groups.

The White Feather: A Hundred Years of Conscience and Objection

Making the Fovant Badges relevant to a wider and younger audience to safeguard their future

The Fantastic Anna Maria Fox! Celebrating the heritage legacy of Falmouth's favourite daughter

Discovering DartmoorÔÇÖs Wild Stories!

Opening Doors to Heritage: Expanding and developing BristolÔÇÖs ÔÇÿDoors OpenÔÇÖ offer to maximise impact

Keep calm - It's just our history!

GCCC 125th Jubilee

The Poole Passion (TPP) formally PCPP

Spring 16 Tour: IRIS, The Vast Rocks, Burnt Norton

Transports Tour 2016

The Word on the Streets (Do I Know You?)

Keynsham Parish / Keynsham PCC

Based at its new training and food services hub in Bournemouth, the project will work with vulnerable adults who have a disability to help them learn new skills and gain greater personal independence. Activities will include cooking and bakery and the chance to gain recognised qualifications that will help people gain paid or voluntary work and further training. One to one support will be provided to support people to become more active in their community and increase their employability.

GeoOpera

stage development at Felix Road

Shoreline

Space to Write Fiction

Studio & office refurbishment and IT upgrade

Are We There Yet? Mapping the Labyrinth

View from the Pen

First and Last - Our Living Working Landscape

The funding will be used to lease and re-decorate a property to run a creative meeting place, cafe and shop. The project will also run the first informal drop in facility for parents affected by perinatal mental illness (PMI) in Bristol from the venue. Workshops will be held for new and expectant parents by staff and volunteers with lived experience of PMI. The workshops aim to increase recovery rates from PMI, promote and increase wellbeing and confidence, increase social networks and decrease isolation.

Cultural Strategy for Gloucester

The Stranger on the Bridge (SOTB)

The Cut Decisive

Made of Stars

Phase 2 Dreaming Places - Taunton Deane.

Joy Magnet capacity building.

Plymouth City Council working in partnership with Devon Wildlife Trust will develop a project engaging residents to take ownership of and improve natural green spaces in five of Plymouth?s most deprived communities. The project will help residents improve their health and wellbeing and offer volunteering and training opportunities in conservation and management. The community will be involved in shaping these green spaces and activities will include community fun days and Neighbourhood Action days.

Bristol800

Dorset Culture and Tourism Action Plan - Phase One

To create new woven tapestries and a publication,

Shot At Dawn

The group will use the funding to deliver a programme of physical activities for older people that will focus upon limiting the injuries caused by falling. This will improve the wellbeing for those accessing the sessions.

The funding will be used to develop plans to build a new village hall. The current community hall is beyond repair and is the only public building in the village. The new hall will be accessible to all, helping reduce isolation and will mean more activities can be held in a safe venue with modern facilities. New activities set to be held at the hall will benefit the whole community and will include yoga, a farmer?s market, gardening club and an after school club for children.

The Love Potion- Jackdaws OperaPLUS (Music Hub)

Shallal Cross Currents Back Lane West Residency

Priest s House Theatre Company

The group will use the funding to provide woodland activities for people who are living with mental illnesses. This will engage beneficiaries in positive social activity and reduce isolation.

Jerwood Open Forest

The Magic Beanstalk Tour 2016

The group will use the funding to install outdoor exercise equipment for a rurally isolated community that lacks access to fitness resources and is at risk of the effects of physical inactivity. This will encourage people adopt healthier lifestyle choices.

The group will use the funding to develop and facilitate a committee for children aged 7-12. This will enable beneficiaries to be trained in a range of skills, allowing them to engage with and plan events and activities for the local child community.

The group will use the funding to purchase a new inshore rescue boat to enable members to use the boat for training purposes and other events. This will support the training needs of volunteers.

The group will use the funding to purchase and install a sustainable living garden which will enable pupils to learn the value of home grown food and the benefits to their wellbeing. This will improve opportunities for healthier eating and promoting the relationship between methods of production and the environment.

The group will use the funding to install new soft surfacing and street furniture to the play area for the benefit of the local community. This will improve the facilities the school has to offer, for all members of the community to enjoy.

The group will use the funding to undertake a community consultation to understand the community?s needs for a community building to be built. This will enable the organisation to build capacity in the community to better serve its beneficiaries.

The funding will be used to develop services supporting people who have experienced addiction issues, homelessness or have been to prison. The project aims to support people to sustain a tenancy, reintegrate into the community and gain work. Training is provided by peers supported by local universities and businesses and takes place in progressive stages. Each stage helps participants build their skills and confidence until they can put these into action at a work placement or a specific project.

Shot At Dawn exploring WW1 heritage in Dorset through original archives and diaries

Yeovil's Magnificent Flying Machines

Cornish Mining World Heritage Site 'Tinth' Anniversary Project

Conservation and preservation of Burne-Jones windows made by William Morris

Trade Roots

Clifton Hill House Garden Project, phase 1

The Great Exhibition of Boscombe

Improving and sharing the rich heritage of the Avon New Cut with the local community

Know Your Southmead

The Abbotskerswell Village History Series

Restoration of Gunns Mill Furnace

Heirlooms and Traditions of Gypsies and Travellers in the South West

Isabella s Storytelling Bicycle - Show to be named

Youth arts / sculpture trail

Organisational development for The Paper Cinema

The Rosegarden of Light Project - The UK Tour 2016

The group will use the funding to provide eco therapy workshops to people living with poor mental health. This will increase self confidence, reduce social isolation and increase beneficiaries overall well being.

The group will use the funding to purchase play equipment for the school playground for children who are unhealthy due to a lack of physical activity. This will encourage the children to engage in active play which will lead to healthier lifestyles.

The group will use the funding to provide hard-standing car parking spaces for wet and winter usage on the grounds of the cricket pavilion. This will improve community buildings and meet the needs of the increased number of service users.

Bath City Farm will use its funding to expand its project to run a range of activities supporting people living in deprived areas to improve their well-being, skills and prospects and become more involved in their community. Structured training programmes will be provided tailored to the needs of different groups in the community. For example; employment focused sessions for young offenders, social activities for older people and gardening projects for people with learning difficulties.

The group will use the funding to deliver extracurricular physical fitness activities for young people who experiencing the effects of poor health and social disadvantage. This will encourage those taking part to adopt healthier lifestyle choices.

The group will use the funding to organise a Christmas lights parade for the benefit of the local community. This will encourage social interaction amongst residents and help build a better sense of community.

The group will use the funding to create an outdoor gym. This will promote and improve wellbeing as well as encouraging positive behaviour among pupils

The group will use the funding for women to deliver football coaching sessions for girls after school. This will provide female coaches with the opportunity to obtain new skills and a qualification, whilst promoting a more active lifestyle to the younger generation.

The group will use the funding to restore the pond at Carymoor Environmental Centre, construct pond dipping platforms and install a new toilet block. This will improve the environment and facilities at the site, enabling the group to cater for a wider range of beneficiaries as well as encouraging biodiversity.

The group will use the funding to install an interactive room with audio and motion sensors for people living with Autism and other complex needs. This will enable beneficiaries to communicate and enhance learning opportunities.

The group will use the funding to deliver an online counselling service to UK based veterans, serving military personnel and their families. This will enable beneficiaries experiencing mental ill health to access immediate support at times of personal crisis.

The group will use the funding to train outdoor activity instructors in how to support young people with mental ill health. This will enable more people to take part in outdoor activities safely to increase overall health and well being.

The group will use the funding to buy computer equipment for children, families and the wider community with limited internet access, in this rurally isolated area. This will assist children with learning in a safe online environment and improve IT literacy in the local community.

Purchase of a road trailer fo Gig transport.

Ground equipment

The Road To St Ives

The group will use the funding to install a large multi-activity play structure. This will promote wellbeing and improve the school?s provision for play equipment.

The group will use the funding to transform an outdoor space to enable disadvantaged children and the wider community access to a community garden. This will enable the group to provide outdoor space for the local community.

The group will use the funding to purchase a weather proof hut for scouting activities at their field in this rural area, for young people meeting at alternative venues or lack shelter in bad weather. This will provide a new facility to sustain quality activities in a warm and safe environment, without extra costs.

Luxulyan Valley: saving Joseph Treffry's extraordinary industrial legacy

The Man Engine

Octagon Music for Schools Programme

The group will use the funding to deliver extra curricular activities for local children. These sessions will include cooking, arts, crafts and sport. This will engage children in positive social activities and reduce isolation.

The group will use the funding to upgrade its CRM system in order to respond to increased demand for their services as an intermediary for healthcare complaints in the local community. This will increase the group?s capacity by replacing the current outdated CRM platform.

Exmouth Leisure Centre Development ? Indoor Climbing

Ladock Youth Project

The group will use the funding to reduce isolation and loneliness for older people through providing support sessions that will provide information and guidance. This will reduce isolation and improve the wellbeing for those accessing the activities.

The funding will be used to complete the conversion of this unused church into a new community centre. Once up and running the centre will provide a range of activities for local older people designed to reduce isolation and increase health and wellbeing. Activities will include health, nutrition and fitness classes, coffee mornings, a book club and community social events.

The Purchase of Motorised Bowls Buggys

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