Active you

This is a project by a community organisation in Solihull, benefiting people in Warwick. They will use the funding to deliver a programme of drama and film making activities for siblings of children with special needs. This will allow children to come together with their peers to discuss issues of importance to them and gain confidence in expressing their own identity.

Stereotypes Socials and Sisterhood

Crossong Boundaries

This is a project by a charity in Solihull, benefiting people in Birmingham. They will use the funding to provide support to vulnerable families, including ethnic minorities and newly arrived communities. This will allow families to engage with specialist agencies and professionals and gain greater understanding of family support, education and legal systems.

A series of fitness challenges will be funded for local people, helping them to improve their health and fitness.

This group will use the funding to run additional workshops for children, young people and families for dealing with loss or bereavement and additional one to one support for people who require a deeper level of intervention. This will support the health and wellbeing of people through positive and supportive activities.

Bike and scooter sheds will be re-located and a new gate will be installed to provide safer access to the school entrance for pupils, parents and staff, as well as providing ample storage.

A Circus Tale

A new community space will be created, where a programme of extra-curricular conflict resolution workshops will be held. The workshops will support pupils and adults who are experiencing the effects of social disadvantage, improving their wellbeing.

Propagate

Ambiguous Implements exhibition

Box On Project - Round 2

This group will use the funding to run activity sessions for local schools, helping people to improve their health and wellbeing and reducing childhood obesity.

This group will use the funding to provide healthy living sessions for people who are in recovery following drug and alcohol issues. These sessions will encourage healthy living and incorporate self-esteem building and employable skills training, leading to better chances in life.

Solihull Lodge: A sense of belonging

An unused area will be re-developed with this funding, transforming it into an outdoor gym. This will enable participants to improve their health and fitness levels and help reduce childhood obesity.

A series of bespoke well-being and training workshops will be provided by this project with the funding. These workshops will support beneficiaries to get back into training and employment.

This is a project to renovate a kitchen facility that is located in a community use building. This will bring the facility in line with current health requirements and better support visitors and voluntary organisations.

A multi-disciplinary activity of two strands: a)Completing manuscript b) Completing play with built-in audience and artistic development activities

This is a project to run a children?s storehouse providing clothing, toys and advice to families in need across the area. This will provide support and assistance to people in crisis situations.

This project will refurbish the toilet facilities within its community use building. This will make the building more accessible for visitors.

Trying it On research and development

Inclusion 2016

The project will use the funding to deliver documentary production workshops with a focus on telling the stories of injured service personnel. This will lead to improved community integration and reduced isolation.

The project will use the funding to provide extra-curricular physical activity sessions. This will allow female students to benefit from non-competitive activities increasing health and fitness.

The project will use the funding to install additional path surfacing in the local park. This will enrich health and wellbeing for local residents by improving accessibility to the park and providing safer alternative routes to local facilities.

Discover Short Track Speed Skating - Racing on Ice

The group will use the funding to deliver creative story telling workshops for children who are living with learning issues. This will lead to improved community cohesion and reduced isolation.

The group will use the funding to run an intergenerational project involving the creation of a memory and therapy garden for older people with dementia. This will enable members of the community to interact and share skills via the construction of a facility which will encourage activity and understanding.

The project will use the funding to create a youth club and community forum group. This will bring the community together using positive activities to encourage greater tolerance and understanding.

The group will use the funding to deliver a programme of hockey and nutritional support activities that will focus upon teenagers aged 14 to 16 who are experiencing the effects of obesity. This will improve levels of physical wellbeing and encourage the beneficiaries to adopt healthier lifestyles.

The group will use the funding to provide activity sessions and a community club for disadvantaged girls. This will enable the beneficiaries to participate in activities which will improve their health and wellbeing and help improve community relations.

The group will use the funding to provide media training for ex-offenders and those who have been affected by substance misuse. This will enable beneficiaries to learn new skills and lower the risk of them re-offending, leading to improved long term life prospects.

Lode Heath: Heritage of Old and Young

The group will use the funding to purchase new outdoor play equipment for children with a range of emotional and educational needs. This will improve the wellbeing for pupils who attend the school through encouraging improved levels of physical activity.

The group will use the funding to provide support to disadvantaged families including refugees who have just arrived in the area. This will enable them to receive practical assistance and advice about accessing legal and social support services.

NBF Active and Social Program

The group will use the funding to provide introductory IT workshops for older people in Solihull. This will enable beneficiaries to access ICT equipment, learn new skills and gain confidence using online platforms for everyday tasks such as banking and scheduling hospital appointments.

The group will use the funding to provide an all-weather physical play area for use by children before and after school. This will improve the health and wellbeing of beneficiaries, providing more opportunities to engage in physical activity.

The group will use the funding to purchase and install new stage equipment. This will address health and safety issues posed by existing equipment, and enable continued use of the equipment by the school and local community groups.

The group will use the funding to develop a disused area of land into a community allotment for growing fresh vegetables. This will create an outdoor environment for the community to enjoy.

The group will use the funding to use tennis as vehicle to deliver a free programme of physical activities, coaching and an event for children with SEN and those from disadvantaged backgrounds. This will engage beneficiaries in positive healthy activities allowing them to socialise with their peers, increase their physical abilities, confidence and self esteem.

The group will use the funding to buy computer equipment to run IT sessions for older people, pupils at the school and families, during out of school hours. This will provide equipment so beneficiaries can practice their IT skills and develop online safety awareness.

The group from Solihull will use the funding to enable people with disabilities to attend an outdoor activities weekend in North Devon . This will boost the confidence of the beneficiaries and encourage healthier lifestyles.

The group will use the funding to create an outdoor improvement area for active play. This will allow the children to develop key physical and social skills improving the children?s health and wellbeing.

The group will use the funding to run sessions to promote personal fitness, encourage healthy eating, reduce anti-social behaviour and build confidence in young people including those with learning difficulties. This will increase beneficiaries? health and wellbeing.

The group will use the funding to conduct a review of the hall and facilities in order to understand how it can better serve the community. This will lead to a stronger community by improving the events and outreach capability of the hall.

PING! FOR THE COMMUNITY

The group will use the funding to create a new vegetable garden at the school. This will serve as a pleasant outdoor environment for both pupils and the wider community to enjoy.

The group will use the funding to continue the delivery of a programme of support sessions for people recovering from the effects of substance misuse. This will improve chances in life for the beneficiaries accessing these services.

Installation of New Carpet

The group will use the funding to develop a derelict space on the school grounds which will enable them to improve the physical and mental health of the community through animal assisted therapy. This will develop better approaches to tackling mental health problems.

The group will use the funding to raise awareness of mental health problems in young people through fun activities to encourage young people to seek help and to look after their overall wellbeing. This will enable young people to learn how to increase their health and well being.

The group will use the funding to offer non competitive extracurricular exercise sessions for female students. This will provide alternative physical activities, improving their confidence and social and physical well-being.

Courtyard Gallery and Art Space

The group will use the funding to deliver a programme of exercise activities that will focus upon school children who are experiencing the effects of obesity. This will encourage those taking part to become physically fitter and adopt healthier lifestyle choices.

The group will use the funding to offer stay and play events for vulnerable young people with additional needs. This will enable them to develop confidence through supported social activities and provide short breaks to families and carers.

The group will use the funding to ensure access to the wildlife area for use by children and young people. This will enable beneficiaries to participate in additional outdoor activities in a safe environment.

The school will use the funding to commission a play writer to work with students to develop a theatre performance about self harm to reduce stigma and highlight prevalent issues that are common for young people to experience. This will help increase well being in young people and promote a positive message throughout the community.

Drainage of Football Pitches

The group will use the funding to enable access for those living with disabilities and to improve health and safety for the elderly as this is an established venue. This will meet the needs of service users and increase the usage of community buildings.

The group will use the funding to install new outdoor play equipment, with the aim of providing more opportunity for activity with children, helping them to engage in active play and improve health and fitness.

The group will use the funding to create a community food growing garden within their grounds. This will improve both the facilities of the school and the overall health and wellbeing of its wider community.

Level UP: Season Four (LUP4)

Professional Development

The group will use the funding to provide singing and drama workshops for older people experiencing dementia or recovering from poor mental health. This will help participants to increase their self esteem, interact with others to reduce social isolation and increase their overall health and wellbeing.

Drainage improvement of the main pitch

The group will use the funding to deliver esafety courses to young people who experience anxiety and depression and who are at risk from inappropriate use of digital technologies. This will enable young people to learn safe information technology skills and strategies to deal appropriately with cyberbullying.

Training Fleet

Pangaea Poetry

The group will use the funding to furnish the newly refurbished meeting rooms for the benefit of the local community. This will improve the facilities the clubhouse has to offer, which the wider community can enjoy.

Solihull Jazz Festival

The community organisation in Solihull will use the funding to install an eco-toilet. This will improve the allotment?s environment, increase regular use and potentially overall membership.

This is a project by a community organisation in Solihull, West Midlands. The group will use the funding to provide support sessions and outdoor activities for siblings of children with physical and learning disabilities. This will improve family cohesion through providing siblings with a support mechanism and raising their awareness about their role within the family.

The Solihull, West Midlands group will use the funding to create a community garden area that will be used to grow food produce as part of a wider initiative to introduce healthy living projects for pupils and parents and to train their eco team in school garden maintenance.

This is a project by a school in Solihull. The group will use the funding to install a range of outdoor play equipment. This will provide children and members of the local community with better access to play facilities that are not available in the local area. It will also improve their health, wellbeing and development.

The emphasis of the project is to provide more effective support to parents to support their child's educational development as well as improving their understanding of the wider British community and educational system. The development will roll out a more structured programme tailored to individual and family needs.

This is a project by a community organisation in Solihull, West Midlands. The group will use the funding to help disadvantaged young people access lifestyle training. This will reduce health inequalities through education and information.

This is a project by a community organisation in Solihull, West Midlands. The group will use the funding to complete a series of health and wellbeing workshops to support families in refuges who have experienced domestic abuse. This will enable healthy positive relationships to be developed by mothers and their children through sessions of storytelling, drama, music and dance.

This charity based in Solihill but serving Norwich will use the funding to develop a series of radio, internet and other adverts raising awareness of persistent heartburn and the risk of this developing into oesophageal cancer. This will encourage people to be more aware of early symptoms of the disease in order to improve public health.

This is a project by a community organisation in Solihull, West Midlands. The group will use the funding to develop an unused plot of land at an allotment site into a community garden, growing area and outdoor classroom. This will improve the local environment through creating a new outdoor resource accessible to the whole community.

Solihull and the Great War - Children's remembrance project

Bounce for All

Making the Journey

New Silhillians Sports Club Supporting the Next Sporting Gen

No Thyself

This community organisation in Birmingham will use the funding to engage young people in a course focusing on media, leadership and enterprise that will involve building connections with people, opportunities and their local communities. This will provide

This community organisation in Birmingham will use the funding to engage young people in a course focusing on media, leadership and enterprise that will involve building connections with people, opportunities and their local communities. This will provide beneficiaries with access to new skills and learning that will lead to increased employability, raise awareness of local issues, and improve community cohesion.

Primary Spaces

This school in Solihull will use the funding to install new play equipment in their playground. This will improve the school's facilities for the benefit of pupils and the wider community.

Primary Spaces

The Royal British Legion (Knowle) Club Limited

This primary school in Solihull will use the funding to transform unused land within the school's grounds into a community educational facility that will raise awareness of conservation for people who face barriers to accessing green spaces.

World War One - Keeping Connected

This community organisation in Solihull will use the funding to provide summer activities to isolated young Jewish families designed to improve parenting skills, family interaction and to encourage children's social development.

This community organisation in Solihull will use the funding to provide summer activities to isolated young Jewish families designed to improve parenting skills, family interaction and to encourage children?s social development.

This charity in Solihull will use the funding to provide healthy living and employability workshops for substance misusers. This will enable beneficiaries to improve confidence, develop CV writing skills and gain access to information to increase their ch

This charity in Solihull will use the funding to provide healthy living and employability workshops for substance misusers. This will enable beneficiaries to improve confidence, develop CV writing skills and gain access to information to increase their chances of finding employment.

Drainage of Football Pitches