Active Ageing Project

The group will deliver health based holiday activities for local children. This will encourage participation in physical exercise, with the aim of reducing childhood obesity.

The group will purchase new tables and chairs for their club house. This will enable the facility to be used for community events and activities, with the aim of reducing isolation.

Celebrating Age

The school will deliver health and fitness activity sessions including running, zumba and gymnastics. This will increase levels of physical activity amongst children who are currently overweight or obese.

Re-roofing the vestry roof and repairing the boundary walls at St Mary Magdalene church

This project is a feasibility study to determine the proposal of a new accommodation facility on the site which will provide residential accommodation for young people.

Developing triathlon in Hambleton

This project will refurbishment the windows at the village hall. This will ensure that the facility is suitable for community use, with the aim of reducing isolation amongst older residents.

This project is the installation of swings and surfacing at the recreation ground, for both toddlers and juniors. This will provide a suitable and safe place to play.

The school will run a programme of physical activity for children. This will address inactive lifestyles and encourage healthy living.

This project is activity workshops for children and young people with profound and multiple learning difficulties. This will engage beneficiaries in stimulating creative activities, provide respite for parents and reduce isolation.

The organisation will use funding to install outdoor play equipment and canopy shelter. This will provide beneficiaries with a place to meet and socialise in all weathers, along with encouraging children to participate in physical activities, with the aim of reducing social isolation and obesity across the school community.

The school will use the funding to create an outdoor play area. This will provide pupils with access to outdoor play equipment to reduce sedentary and inactive lifestyles with the view of improving health and wellbeing.

The school will use funding to deliver a series of healthy activities during lunch breaks, after school and in the holidays. This will encourage beneficiaries to participate in physical activities and adopt a healthy lifestyle, with the aim of reducing childhood obesity.

We engAGE Intergenerational Project

The organisation will use the funding to install wheelchair accessible toilet facilities. This will enable more community groups, including older people and people with disabilities to access the hall's activities, services and events.

The organisation will use the funding to improve the village hall by replacing the windows and installing a new kitchen. This will ensure that the facility is suitable for community events and activities to combat isolation and loneliness amongst local residents.

The organisation will use funding to install a new boiler and external lighting within their village hall. This will provide the community, particularly older members, with a warm and safe environment for events and activities, helping to reducing isolation and prevent the hall from closing during the winter months.

The organisation will use the funding to refurbish the roof of their village hall. This will enable residents and community groups to continue to use and enjoy the hall's facilities.

Thirsk Junior Hockey Club Development Plan

The group will use funding to refurbish their disabled person and carers suite to incorporate wheelchair accessible space and wet rooms. This will enable wheelchair users to stay at the facility, without relying on assistance from staff and carers, with the aim of promoting independence and wellbeing.

The school will use the funding to install all weather flooring in the school playground. This will provide play opportunities all year round and help improve the integration of pupils who struggle with interacting.

The organisation will develop their play area, to incorporate play equipment suitable for children up to the age of seven, to include a slide and scramble net. This will provide younger children with a safe and stimulating place to play, with the aim of reducing childhood obesity and encouraging healthy lifestyles.

The organisation will use the funding to refurbish the kitchen facilities. This will ensure that the kitchen meets health and safety standards and is suitable for community use.

Application for NPO funding 2015-2018

ThirskÔÇÖs Military Heritage in the Digital Age

iPad engAGE - The Collective

This is a project by a registered charity in Thirsk. The group will use the funding to purchase a lawn mower. This will them to continue to maintain the park and its land.

Ignite Liverpool - Trace Elements

This is a project by charity in Thirsk. The organisation will use the funding to refurbish their village hall by installing toilet facilities, providing better facilities for existing and new users within this rurally isolated village.

This is a project by a Primary school in Sowerby, North Yorkshire. The organisation will use the funding to install an all weather play surface for extracurricular use. This will enable children to play outside during break times and afterschool clubs in a safe environment and increase physical activity.

St Leonard's Church Roof Replacement

North Yorkshire Youth Limited

Refurbishment of the Church to stabilise walls and enhance for future generations

Refurbishment of the Church to stabilise walls and enhance for future generations

Marchal/Darlington Ripon Museums Trust

Thirkleby Bell & Tower project

Improving Swimming Pool Changing Space at Thirsk and Sowerby

This is a project by a registered charity in North Yorkshire. The organisation will use funding to develop an overgrown area of their playing fields and create a natural play area, aimed at children under 8 years old, to include a tee pee and den building

This is a project by a registered charity in Thirsk, North Yorkshire. The organisation will use funding to improve the acoustics within their village hall, along with the development of their website. This will enable the whole community, particularly tho

Football pitch development

iPad engAGE

This is a project by a voluntary organisation in Thirsk. The organisation will use the funding to refurbish their clubhouse to open it up to other groups in the community. This will expand the range of activities available to other user groups and servic

This is a project by a company limited by guarantee. The organisation will use the funding to run a programme of activities called 'community connectors' to look at community issues and barriers to community cohesion amongst BME minority groups with the w

This is a project by a voluntary organisation in Thirsk. The organisation will use the funding to refurbish their clubhouse to open it up to other groups in the community. This will expand the range of activities available to other user groups and service

This is a project by a registered charity in Thirsk. The organisation will use the funding to improve facilities at their community hall through the purchase of chairs, tables and the creation of a community meeting room. This will enable local communit

Hambleton Paddlers Canoeing Expansion Programme

This is a project by a registered charity in Thirsk, North Yorkshire. The organisation will use the funding to expand their current once a week lunch service to a weekly programme of activities, including exercise, music, crafts and food workshops for old

Young Curators Project

This is a project by a charity in Thirsk, North Yorkshire. The organisation will use the funding to install insulation and replace doors in the building to reduce heat loss so the facilities can remain in use over the winter, and install a new fridge free

New Pavilion

Rebuild and Grow - Boathouse Replacement Project

This is a project by a voluntary organisation in Hambleton. The organisation will use funding to upgrade their buildings facilities including improving disabled access and toilets and refurbishing the kitchen. This will enable them to improve facilities t

This is a project by a registered charity in North Yorkshire. The organisation will use funding to deliver an intergenerational community project, including a street party, for the whole community. This will promote communication between generations and h

This is a project by a registered charity in Sowerby, North Yorkshire. The organisation will use funding to expand its nursery activities to cover lunch times and incorporate more play opportunities for children under 3. This will provide childcare provis

This is a project by a voluntary organisation in North Yorkshire. The group will use funding to provide sleep awareness training for parents of disabled children, and improve promotion of the group by upgrading their website and purchasing IT equipment. I

This charity in North Yorkshire will use funding to improve and develop a play area with monkey bars, swings and a cycling course. This will provide a more appealing play facility to children in the community.

This charity in Great Thirkleby, Thirsk, will use funding to install accessible toilet and baby changing facilities in a church. This will enable the church to be accessed by all as at present there are no toilet facilities on site and the church is situa

This community organisation based in Thirsk provides support and activities to people with mental health issues. They will use funding to expand their services providing activities including IT sessions and alternative therapies and to increase the numbe

This charity in Thirsk will use funding to upgrade and refurbish the facilities at the community hall owned by the group. This will enable the hall to meet health and safety requirements and to continue to run for the benefit of the community.

This charity based in Thirsk will use funding to landscape a play area and provide new updated equipment for children to play on. This will provide a modern play facility for the community.

This primary school in North Yorkshire will use funding to create a nature trail and produce a handbook for parents and community volunteers to use in the planting and maintenance of the site. This will enable the school to link nature play areas in the s

This Parish Council in Dalton, North Yorkshire, will use the funding to replace the old, damaged safety flooring around their play equipment. This will improve the local play area for the benefit and continued safety of the whole community.

This charity in North Yorkshire will use funding to refurbish their scout hut and bring it up to current health and safety standards. The work carried out will ensure that the group do not close and provide a safe and secure building for its members.

Unlimited - Motion Disabled

This village hall in North Yorkshire will install cavity wall insulation, new radiators and curtains. This will improve the hall for current and new users and expand the services to the local community.

ON Tour Rural Touring Scheme

Paddlers Progression Project

This church council in Thirsk will use funding to provide a toilet facility in the grounds of the village church. This will enable the village church to be used by the community on a frequent basis by more community groups.

Sessay Archive - A Snap in Time - 2011

Heritage Blacksmith Bursaries

This group will use the award to install play facilities within the village, made from natural materials to compliment the appearance of the village. This new play facility will improve the environment within this village, providing somewhere for children

This management committee in Thirsk will use the award to carry out improvements to the Town Hall. This will include replacing the toilet facilities, roof insulation and general decoration which will make the hall a more inviting place for community grou

This group offers adventurous activities for children and young people. The group will purchase suitable equipment, enabling them to continue providing activities.

This village hall in Sutton, Thirsk will use the award to purchase equipment to enable them to provide computer classes. This will allow local people to gain new skills in IT.

Topcliffe Parish Council in Hambleton will use the award to provide a new and much needed playground for local children. This will provide better access to play facilities in the local area.

One Second World War veteran from Thirsk has been awarded a grant towards travel costs for a commemorative visit to France in September of this year. Funding has been provided for one Second World War veteran and one carer.

A widow of a Second World War veteran has been awarded a grant towards travel costs for a commemorative visit to Normandy In June of this year. Funding has been provided for one widow and one carer.

Sowerby Community Primary School plan to run a week of activities to celebrate achievements from their previous Breathing Places grant. Activities will be aimed at the whole community, who will be taught new skills through educational sessions such as bir

Church of St Lawrence

This primary school will use an award to create a pond and wildlife area on their grounds that will promote the importance of natural environments and outdoor play. The area will be accessible to the local community and regular environmental activities wi

Motion disabled - faces

This group will use an award to organise a health promotion programme including advice and information on healthy eating, smoking cessation, alcohol awareness and exercise. The young people will attend a cookery course and be shown how to prepare healthy

This group is to construct a secondary access gateway into their show field to reduce risks associated with mixing pedestrian and vehicular traffic.

This football club will use an award to purchase additional team strips and training equipment, needed due to their continuous growth over the last few years. In addition, they will acquire two portakabins to provide storage and shelter during their match

Sutton-under-Whitestonecliffe Village Institute's 'New Village Hall' project will replace the dilapidated 1906 hall with an environmentally and financially sustainable building serving the parish of Sutton-under-Whitestonecliffe near Thirsk in North York

Rural arts North Yorkshire

This group would use a grant to provide after school art workshops and open days in a newly developed wildlife area. The artwork created would then be displayed in the wildlife area.

This school would use a grant to host a series of extra curricular ICT and artist led workshops that will re-establish learning relationships between fathers and children. Themes will include producing a calendar, Eastern cookery and gardening.

St Columba's Church

This Scout Group is to organise a trip for 36 members to a variety of camps and activities that resulted from them attending the World Scout Jamboree in Essex earlier this year. Members will discuss their findings and give presentations around the countr

This group promotes and encourages participation in tennis. The project will provide fencing to go around the tennis courts. The fencing will provide a degree of shelter from the wind and will therefore increase the number of days on which tennis can be p

This school will transform part of its wetland area to attract pond life. It will plant trees, hedges and local species to attract wildlife, create paths, install artistic features and provide a seating area for storytelling. It will improve the herb gard

This school will renovate a large pond in its grounds; plant hedges, beech saplings, wildflowers and grass seeds.

Hillside Rural Activities Park will use an award to purchase equipment for the children-+s playground which will be used by the local community.

This project is to refurbish the scout group's hall. This will include the installation of a disabled toilet and ramp.

This Group Promotes And Encourages Involvement In The Arts Primarily In North Yorkshire. The Award Will Enable Them To Support Creative Art Activities In An Accessible Arts Venue In Thirsk. They Will Establish A Programme Of Planned Events Throughout 2007

Rural Arts Organisational Development

The Group Will Purchase A Soundproof Door/Wall Which Will Divide A Room Within The Community Centre. This Will Enable The Group To Improve On Current Facilities Giving Them Separate Meeting And Activity Spaces In Order To Encourage More Users.