Carway and District Welfare Association in Carmarthenshire will use the grant to provide kitchen and cleaning equipment, additional activity resources and trips for the community. This grant for ?3,450 will fund a dishwasher, microwave, floor steamer, bingo machine, bouncy castle mats, website, transport and refreshments.

Cynllun Cyfeirio Gwynedd Referral Scheme will use the grant to provide a training day for playgroup leaders, helpers, parents and advisory bodies from Gwynedd to support the integration of children with disabilities and special needs into local playgroups. This grant for ?1,793 will fund venue hire and buffet lunch, travel costs, translation costs, equipment, administration and a van.

Gower Galaxy FC

Academy Sabre

YMCA BARRY Gymnastics centre development

Menter Iaith Fflint a Wrecsam

Llandrinio & Ardleen Community Council

Project Summary :Llandrinio & Ardleen Community Council in Powys will use the grant to install a defibrillator in their village, and make an existing one more accessible, to ensure life-saving equipment is available if required.What Money is for :This grant for ?2,495 will fund a defibrillator, two outdoor heated cabinets, electrician costs, and training.

Clase Community Gardening Club

Project Summary :Clase Community Gardening Club in Swansea will use the grant to take keen gardeners in the area on a trip to Hidcote Gardens so members can experience the work of professional gardeners.What Money is for :This grant for ?2,949 will fund transport, admission fees, and refreshments.

Application from No Fit State to conduct a participatory project with young people on the Bryn Aber estate.

The Festival 2017 will be held on Saturday, September 16th. It wil take place in Penderyn Square, while also utilising nearby cultural venues (Redhouse, the Central Library and Soar). The festival will include professional performers using dance and music from a variety of cultures from across the globe. The professional performances will also be intermingled with a selection of appropriate community performers, some of whom will be demonstrating skills learned during the workshop sessions.

A one year Creative Steps Development Programme.

Earlswood Indoor Bowling Club in Neath will use the grant to enhance the health and well being of members and the wider community by actively promoting the benefits of bowls through open days and targeting groups such as schools and local community groups. This grant for ?3,819 will fund improving access, new seating, promotional material and a defibrillator.

Merched Y Wawr Cangen Capel Newydd

Project Summary :Merched y Wawr Cangen Capel Newydd in Boncath will use the grant to fund day trips to heritage attractions which will improve the lives of older people by increasing social interaction.What Money is for :This grant for ?4,439 will fund transport, entrance fees and refreshments.

A training project that seeks to upskill BAME theatre artists in Wales through two strands, one of which focusses on artists developing participatory practice whlst the other seeks to build theatre skills and includes a practical R&D process.

To support Conwy County Borough Council to facilitate a PILOT programme of participatory community arts activity that responds and links to the proposed Conwy Culture Centre and Arts Hub being commissioned at the Old School, Bodlondeb, Conwy. October 2017 - October 2018.

Menter Mon aims to further develop Bocswn, a music making project on Anglesey and extend it to Denbighshire. Participants will learn to play musical instruments or use iMAC machines to create digital music, composing words and melodies, use Stiwdio12 to record and mix, design graphics and further build on the success of their Anglesey Network of Young Performers all through the medium of Welsh. For children and young people 6-18yr old September '17- August '18.

A one year academy programme to provide a serious training and professional development programme for aspiring young performers. Focussed on street dance, it also offers students a range of creative development opportunities across various aspects of the arts.

Articulture aims to develop further the outdoor Arts Sector through 6 main activities namely: The National Outdoor Arts Gathering for Wales, 2017; Continuing with the Wales Outdoor Arts Consortium & New Work Commissions; an element of Professional Development for Outdoor Artists; Paper Peace event; Partnership building and scoping and some online networking. October 17 - October 18.

Training for community artists.

To set up boys' choirs in the South West of Wales to mirror what already happens in North and South Wales.

To enable the delivery of Black History Month events and workshops across Wales, including in Cardiff Wrexham and Bangor.

The production of a digital animated film working closely with three diverse groups of young people along the course of the River Taff. The film will be developed in three sections working with young people from Merthyr Housing Trust Youth Group, Senghenydd Youth Drop in Centre and Riverside Future Homework Club, Cardiff.

Piloting the use of a central hub and working with third sector organisations to explore contemporary arts practice within the context of community engagement.

To deliver a one-year programme of activity from August 2017-August 2018 of professional development and training opportunities to the dance sector in Wales.

Funding for Ballet Cymru and Rubicon Dance to The DUETS activity, Sept 2017 - Aug 2018, which will accompany the Explore and Test proposal and enable 'real life' gathering of evidence will be delivered over 3 strands: (1) Schools & Scholarships (2) Diverse residencies (3) Professional Placement

Ysgol Bro Lleu

Builth Wells Playscheme will use the grant to run a new programme with activities and visits for children throughout the school holidays. This grant for ?4,490 will fund activities, equipment, visits, transport and workshop providers.

Cylch Meithrin Llangynnwr

1st Llanidloes Guides

Ysgol Maes Garmon in Mold will provide exercise based activities for pupils using the latest technological equipment to improve fitness levels and self-esteem. This grant for ?4,970 will fund 15 iPad minis, cases and screen protectors, a Lightspeed licence, a projector, 15 heart rate monitors, and a laptop.

The Harrier Association in Milford Haven, Pembrokeshire, will use the grant to refurbish male toilets which will provide improved facilities for user groups. This grant for ?5,000 will fund refurbishment costs.

Nurturing Nature

Abergavenny Community Trust will use the grant to provide free Wi-Fi facilities in the community centre to enable users to access the internet for educational, leisure and job search purposes. This grant for ?5,000 will fund Wi-Fi equipment, and set-up costs.

Friends of Llangatwg

Project Summary :Ysgol Bro Lleu in Caernarfon will use the grant to install play equipment to encourage and motivate the children to be fitter and healthier, thus improving their health and well-being.What Money is for :This grant for ?4,450 will fund a tyre park.

Project Summary :Cylch Meithrin Llangynnwr in Carmarthen will use the grant to provide a range of resources to help improve the children?s physical, emotional, linguistic, social and intellectual development.What Money is for :This grant for ?4,209 will fund soft cushion flooring, an outdoor music centre, a weather station, a mud kitchen, a cupboard, and maths and language resources.

Project Summary :1st Llanidloes Guides in Powys will use the grant to help develop camping skills for their members and take them on a camping trip away.What Money is for :This grant for ?4,367 will fund seven tents, camping equipment, four rucksacks, and camping costs.

Project Summary :Nurturing Nature in Carmarthen will use the grant to provide environmental based activities which will encourage the learning of fundamental woodland skills.What Money is for :This grant for ?5,000 will fund a sessional worker, materials, land rent and promotion.

Project Summary :Friends of Llangatwg in Neath will use the grant to host a fete and craft fayre in order to improve community cohesion.What Money is for :This grant for ?4,950 will fund four gazebos, inflatable games area, publicity and printing costs, carnival games, entertainment costs, refreshments, sound system, decorative equipment, staff costings, and the hire of equipment.

A Different Beat

NoFit State Community Circus Ltd will use the grant to deliver a weekly series of circus activity workshops during the summer holidays, aimed at young people in Caerphilly. This grant for ?5,000 will fund the artist in residence and the final event costs.

Hands on Heritage

Project Summary :A Different Beat will use the grant to engage the residence of ?The Mountains? care home in Powys, in musical activities offering a chance for residents with dementia to socialise and interact.What Money is for :This grant for ?4,980 will fund music sessions, external evaluation costs, travel expenses, admin/project management, musical instruments, and printing reports.

Steffan Donnelly has been invited to take part in the Celtic Colloquium event at Harvard University. He will present readings from Troelus a Chresyd alsongside Dr Jerry Hunter form Bangor University.

For Katherine to undertake a residency at the Centre for Substructured Loss in Berlin in Ausgust/September 2017.

For Campfire Social to showcase at the Zandari Festival in Seoul, South Korea in September 2017.

Ann Grove-White applied for funding to undertake a residency in the Atacama desert in northern Chile, organised by La Wayaca Current, in November 2017.

Cinzia Mutigli is applying for support to undertake a residency at Can Serrat in Barcelona, to develop her practice using voice as an artistic medium.

Richard Gwyn is looking for support to participate in the San Jos? International Book Fair in Uruguay; and other literary events in Buenos Aires (Argentina), Santiago and Valdivia (Chile) in September 2017.

Afan Valley Community Leisure Ltd

Project Summary :The project will provide a swimming pool at Cymmer in the Upper Afan Valley for 5,000 people from Neath Port Talbot and Bridgend. Activities include swimming lessons, aerobics, mother and toddler group, inflatable fun, children's swimming, pool parties, rookie lifeguard sessions and competitive swimming.What Money is for :The five year grant will pay for two full time and three part time posts as well as some sessional workers and running costs.

This application seeks to support the production of a new work, 'richard III redux OR Sara Beer (IS/NOT) Richard III'. The production seeks to directly address issues of disability past and present.The production will be performed eight times at Chapter over a period of two weeks, before going out on tour to the Torch Theatre, Theatr Clwyd and Small World Theatre, as well as other venues once confirmed.The work will begin in March 2018, and carry on through until April 2018.

Production and tour of a stage adaption of Charles Dickens' Hard Times. Following a pre-production and rehearsal period beginning in July 2017, the play will tour Wales from the end of October to the beginning of December.The tour consists of 18 performances across 15 venues, and will include around three workshops.

An R&D which will enable Earthfall to better understand the creative approaches and practices required to create a piece of work based on the sensitive subject matter - mental health. It will clarify creative possibilities, allowing them to thoroughly think through public engagement including performance sharing's and workshops, and attract partners/investors for its future development. They will be collaborating with Cai Tomos and working in partnership with Spin Arts.

Pontio's 'Caban Hud' will be a new Welsh language production in collaboration with newly established Cwmni Murmur, developed and expanded from the pilot back in 2016 where they utilized the Caban, the outdoor public art space at Pontio to stage the original performances. The production is aimed at 3-8 year olds and their families building on the relationships already established with the Communities First area Maesgeirchen, and will be performed at the Studio space in Pontio in December 2017.

Rehearsal period and production of Likely Story's previous R&D project. The project will take place from the end of November 2017 to May 2018, with around five shows at Chapter, and two shows at the Machynlleth Comedy Festival.The project will also include three workshops with schools.

A development of To Delphi, a new potential production with Katell Keineg and Wales Millennium Centre. This project will expand the comnpany's creative vision as the whole work will stem from Katell's new songs and not a play text, and will also mark the start the next phase of the company's development, co-producing with Wales Millennium Centre.

A large research and development grant for We Made This's, The Girl with the Incredibly Long Hair, a sensory and tactile re-imagining of Rapunzel, aimed at 4-8yrs. Directed by Matt Ball with designer Alison Neighbour and sound artist Sam Jones. August -Oct 2017.

Funding to support a production of a new work by Theatr Gwalia to be presented at Chapter exploring the links between Wales and the Native American Wampanoag people. January 2018.

The Other Room are seeking funding for LOVESICK, the 2018 spring season. Plays programme include, Gary Owen's The Drowned World and Lucy Prebbles, The Effect.

To enable Cascade Dance to undergo a period of choreographic growth by expanding its dance vocabulary, allied to expressive narrative in partnership with a sophisticated dramaturgy. For the RandD the comapny will work with a new creative team to develop its work focused through the Frankenstein story and related Prometheus myth.

Music Industry Development funding for the Forte Project, a unique artist development scheme, looking to uncover, capture and support exciting new music emerging from South Wales. Led by Simon 'Spike' Griffiths, mentors include, Jon Rostron, Mark Thomas and Dave Driscoll. November 2017 - Nov 2018.

To produce and tour a translated (English -Welsh) dramatized lecture originally written by Climate Scientist Professor Chris Rapley and playwright Duncan Macmillan entitled "2071" that explores the future implications upon man's reliance on fossil fuels that create greenhouse gases. Collaborators are actor Wyn Bowen Harries, musician Angharad Jenkins, video artist Sion Eiryn Richards and song writer Gwylim Bowen Rhys. A tour of Wales venues in Autumn 2018 is planned. July to December 2018

Croeserw Childrens Disco in Port Talbot will use the grant to organise a monthly children?s disco to allow them to socialise with other members of the community who are of a similar age in a safe and friendly environment. This grant for ?1,055 will fund venue hire, entertainment and insurance.

Teifi Tenant Network will use the grant to support small community projects and take tenants on trips to increase social interaction and raise awareness of the network. This grant for ?2,700 will fund refurbishment and cleaning materials, transport costs, camera and printer.

Additional teams

Borras Park Rangers football development

Croeserw Crochet Class near Port Talbot will use the grant to cover the transport to a Craft Show at the NEC. The trip will provide opportunities for members to socialise, get inspired and improve the quality of their life. The grant for ?620 will fund transport costs.

Improvements to the facilites of the Congress Theatre, to enhance the theatrical experience and contribute towards its sustainability.

A feasibility study to explore possibilites to refurbish and upgrade the Dance Centre.

A feasibility study to investigate opportunities to develop Wyeside Arts Centre's facilities and business operation.

Tylorstown Welfare Hall Limited

Friends of Howardian Local Nature Reserve in Cardiff will use the grant to build an on-site base for their operations to maintain the nature reserve for the public. This grant for ?4,806 will fund the building of an insulated steel container.

Forden Recreation Association in Powys will use the grant to replace a flat roof that covers the hall, kitchen, committee room and toilets that is now unfit for purpose. The new roof will enable the building to continue as the central hub in the community. The grant for ?5,000 will part-fund the replacement of the roof and associated costs.

Treboeth History Society in Swansea will use the grant to take members on a series of day trips to reduce social isolation and improve quality of life. This grant for ?5,000 will fund transport and entrance costs.

Conwy Arts Trust in Llandudno will use the grant to run an intergenerational project in partnership with Ty Llywelyn Community centre and Tan Y Fron Extra Care Housing. This grant for ?4,950 will fund workshops, materials, hospitality, administration, theatre tickets and a storyteller.

Llanfair Community Woodland Restoration Project

Brecon and the Zulus

Ensuring a sustainable future for Cardigan Castle

Dathliad o ddiwylliant gwerin treftadol dalgylch Eisteddfod Talaith Powys

Safe and Legal: 50 Years of Abortion Rights Activism in Cardiff

A Mental Picture: Celebrating the History of Cefn Coed Hospital 1931 to 2018

Project Summary :This project will renovate and restore an 83 year old Grade II Miners Hall in Tylorstown, Rhondda Cynon Taff, by installing a passenger lift, community caf? and training kitchen facilities. The changes will allow for a broader range of activities to be delivered to the local community, leading to improved wellbeing.What Money is for :The grant, over one year, will fund professional and legal fees.

The Neath Port Talbot Council for Voluntary Service Ltd

Tywi Tenant Network in Carmarthenshire will use the grant to deliver a series of digital workshops in two sheltered housing schemes in Llandeilo and Llandovery plus a day trip for members and IT learners. This grant for ?2,750 will fund iPads, bilingual promotional materials and a day trip to St Fagans.

The Neath Port Talbot Council for Voluntary Service Ltd

Myddynfych Tenants and Residents Association

Birchgrove Community Centre in Swansea will use the grant to renovate a room at their centre, turning it into a computer suite which can be used by the local community. This grant for ?4,236 will fund three tea urns, a fridge, tables, chairs, three chair trucks, whiteboard, pens, and various housekeeping equipment.

Ysgol Tryfan in Bangor will use the grant to enable pupils, parents and members of the local community to use digital technology to improve health and wellbeing. This grant for ?4,961 will fund 12 iPads and cases, a charging unit, an Apple TV and an iPod.

Cymdeithas Lenyddol Bro Goronwy on Anglesey will use the grant to purchase a PA system which will provide improved facilities for the group. This grant for ?1,216 will fund a PA system.

Bike to the Future in Newtown will use the grant to host free bicycle surgeries, where members of the community can learn new bike repair skills. This grant for ?3,126 will fund bicycle repair equipment, promotion, sessional worker costs, staff expenses, insurance, and a portable stand.

Target 60

Get our community fitter and more active

FC Carmarthen (TI)

Adult Member Development

2nd Caerphilly Brownies will use the grant to take a group of girls to visit and stay at Pax Lodge, one of their world centres in London. This grant for ?3,202 will fund transport, accommodation, food and activities.

Actif Woods Wednesday Walkers in Machynlleth will use the grant to run a year of Woodland Health Walks for people with health conditions and disabilities, which will improve their quality of life. This grant for ?5,000 will fund sessional walk leaders, refreshments, materials, transport and training.