Elves and the Carpenter 2017

The Heap

Unseen Colours

York Mediale

Impact: The Story of Yorkshire's First World War Soldiers

Salsa Verde Daring to be Different RESUBMIT

Hull on Film

The group will deliver a series of digital arts workshops, to include graphic design, stop frame animation and digital media recording, for people with learning disabilities. This will provide opportunities to take part in new therapeutic activities, with the aim of reducing social isolation and anxiety, along with developing communication skills.

The group will deliver a series of sports and classroom based activities, with a focus on boxing and lifestyles, for young people. This will enable young people to gain a greater understanding of the consequences of negative behaviour, whilst engaging in non-contact physical activities, with the aim of reducing knife crime and antisocial behaviour.

The group will deliver a range of wellbeing activities including mindfulness, yoga and cookery sessions for the benefit of vulnerable, isolated women. This will engage local women in positive activities with the aim of improving their physical and mental wellbeing.

The group will deliver a cookery programme for young carers which will focus on producing healthy and affordable meals. This will provide young carers with social opportunities and sustainable cooking skills to enable them to produce healthy, low cost meals for themselves and those they care for.

The school will install outdoor play equipment, with the aim of improving the physical development and communication skills of pupils.

"Club expansion, recruitment and coaching development"

The school will deliver a series of health based activities for pupils, parents and carers. This will encourage participation in physical activities with the aim of reducing obesity and improving wellbeing.

Barred Barred

Railway to Greenway - Selby to York

ATOMIC

The group will implement a homework and social club for children and young people. This will provide a relaxed environment to learn and play, with the aim of raising educational attainment and aspirations and reducing antisocial behaviour.

The group provides education and helps relieve financial hardship among migrants, asylum seekers and those granted refugee status. The project will build on its existing support work with weekly drop-ins, providing helpful activities like English classes for adults and homework support for children. Shared meals will also be provided and food distributed to those in need. Volunteers will be trained to support people, collect and deliver donated food, fundraise and campaign.

The group provides education and helps relieve financial hardship among migrants, asylum seekers and those granted refugee status. The project will build on its existing support work with weekly drop-ins, providing helpful activities like English classes for adults and homework support for children. Shared meals will also be provided and food distributed to those in need. Volunteers will be trained to support people, collect and deliver donated food, fundraise and campaign.

Aesthetica Art Prize and Symposium

This project is the delivery of work experience activities and emotional support sessions for people with a variety of different issues such as homelessness and addiction. This will provide them with new skills and the opportunity to discuss issues pertaining to them, with the aim of improving employment prospects and promoting wellbeing.

Sport In Fulford (Keep on the Grass)

York Minster Glass Endowment

Saving Grinling Gibbons' first masterpiece for York, Yorkshire and the Nation: The King David Panel

The school will install an outdoor multi-activity zone. This will provide access to stimulating outdoor play equipment with the aim of improving gross motor and communication skills, encouraging risk taking and reducing obesity.

This project will raise awareness and appreciation of migrants in Yorkshire to reduce the stigma associated with migration, as well as to promote cohesion and integration in the community.

The funding will be used to provide support for people who are not in work in Stoke-on-Trent, Newcastle-under-Lyme and the Staffordshire Moorlands. The project will provide an individualised approach that will help people with multiple barriers to move closer and into employment.

The funding will be used to work with people furthest from the labour market across Essex in order to help them move towards or into sustainable volunteering, education, training or employment. The project will particularly focus on people with a history of moving in and out of the labour market, including those in a cycle of seasonal or temporary jobs.

This project will use funding to implement a trolley service within the care home they befriend, to be run by volunteers. This will provide older people with books, toiletries and conversation, leading to activities outside of the home, with the aim of alleviating depression and loneliness amongst residents.

This project is community support events and workshops for young people leaving care. This will engage them in positive structured activities with the aim of supporting their transition from care to independence.

This project will use funding to purchase new lightweight easily storable chairs and a trolley for their new community building. This will enable facility users, particularly older residents, to safely move and stack seating for events and activities, which will reduce social isolation.

This project is the creation of a website for the group's support service which will enable them to implement online help, advice and information for people experiencing mental health issues.

The funding will be used to install an activity trail in a village in York. The project aims to provide children with a safe and stimulating place to play and socialise, reducing obesity in the community.

This project is the delivery of health based activities, to include chairobics, walking football and indoor bowls, for older and less able bodied people in the community. This will encourage participation in suitable physical activities whilst socialising, with the aim of reducing health inequalities and isolation.

Scything for Grassland Management York

Wolds Water ÔÇô A revival of the heritage of Dew Ponds

The school will deliver lunchtime and after school healthy eating and fitness sessions. This will encourage participation in physical exercise, with the aim of reducing childhood obesity and promoting wellbeing.

Bats in Churches

Eddie and the Gold Tops

Embodying The Dead: Writing Playing Performance

Women Hold Up Half the Sky

This project will increase the office capacity at their premises through redecoration and renovation work. This will improve services for local people living with the effects of ill mental health.

YUWake's Road to Roses 2017

The school will run after school sessions for pupils, to include dance, qwik cricket and yoga. This will encourage participation in physical activities out of school hours, with the aim of reducing childhood obesity.

Research grants programme round two

The school will install outdoor play equipment. This will encourage pupils to participate in regular exercise and reduce obesity levels.

This project is the creation of an adventure trail which can be used by young people with physical disabilities. This will increase participation in activities which will improve fitness and development.

This project is the development of a cycling buddy service for local people who have mental health issues. This will provide a support network for people which will increase their confidence and self-esteem, as well as improving mental health and wellbeing.

The Elves and the Carpenter

Reach and recruit more Disabled Participants

The organisation will use funding to purchase outdoor play equipment. This will encourage children to play together and participate in physical activity, with the aim of reducing conflict and childhood obesity.

Walking through the centuries with a Legless Knight. A history of Escrick's estate, church and community

InterCreate: Bursting the Speech Bubble

Expansion of Accessibility and Education Offerings

The West Bank Park Heritage project

Yorkshire Film Archive - Looking to the Future

The school will use the funding to create a community garden resource centre within the school grounds. This will enable the school to expand their current garden club activities and develop a community allotment and outdoor shelter to promote healthier eating and lifestyle choices.

The school will use the funding to create a community garden resource centre within the school grounds. This will enable the school to expand their current garden club activities and develop a community allotment and outdoor shelter to promote healthier eating and lifestyle choices.

This project aims to build on its current work of providing emergency accommodation and advice to young people at risk, experiencing homelessness and/or are in dangerous living situations within Bridlington. SASH will support vulnerable young people to move from homelessness into appropriate housing, support services and training, and seek out and secure long-term housing.

The school will use the funding to create a community garden resource centre within the school grounds. This will enable the school to expand their current garden club activities and develop a community allotment and outdoor shelter to promote healthier eating and lifestyle choices.

The school will use the funding to create an imaginative outdoor play and learn area. This will provide a safe environment for pupils and aid their social, cognitive and emotional development, as well as their physical skills and abilities.

The organisation will use the funding to develop an outdoor play area centre within the grounds of their nursery. This will improve the outdoor play facilities of the nursery to help aid the development of young children and engage parents in their children?s learning through active play.

Outsider Arts Festival

Institute for Cultural Experimentation

The organisation will use the funding to deliver an event that engages people in a positive way from the wider community, through activities including performers, artists and speakers with seed packets given to attendees, representing peace to plant at their own locations.

The organisation will use the funding to refurbish the exterior of their premises, to include waterproofing and decoration. This will enable the community building to remain open, with the aim of reducing social isolation.

The organisation will use the funding to run a weekly social group for bereaved people and enable them to meet others who have experienced bereavement. This will provide positive social activities and will encourage re-integration into the community as well as making new friends.

The organisation will use the funding to engage with mature residents from the community and enable them to take part in a featured show that will be aired on the radio station where they will discuss topical issues and their life experiences. This will reduce loneliness for beneficiaries, many of whom who live on their own, and reduce their social isolation by learning new skills in social media.

The organisation will use the funding to develop and design a new website, and provide training for staff and visually impaired members to update the site. This will enable more people with sight loss, their families and health professionals to access the support services of the organisation.

Illuminate York 2016

Musical Connections - Expansion and Development

The school will use the funding to install fitness equipment and run after school fitness activities. This will encourage pupils to increase their physical activity levels and improve health and wellbeing.

The school will use the funding to install fitness equipment and run after school fitness activities. This will encourage pupils to increase their physical activity levels and improve health and wellbeing.

The school will use the funding to create a therapeutic garden in the school grounds. This will improve the facilities and provide a calm area for reflection which will improve pupil?s wellbeing.

The school will use the funding to create a therapeutic garden in the school grounds. This will improve the facilities and provide a calm area for reflection which will improve pupil?s wellbeing.

York Music Hub restructure

Riverside 2016 resubmission

The Last Station Keeper- Theatre at the heart of communities

The organisation will use the funding to provide fencing workshops, light sabre workshops and purchase various costumes for children to take part in new activities. This will develop their self-confidence and build self-esteem when playing with other children.

This project, delivered within all districts of North Yorkshire and York, is to improve the life chances of the most vulnerable care leavers (aged 16-25) by helping them become more engaged with wider society through reliable support networks. The project will help them develop new social skills, find purpose and motivation into employment, education or training and support them to avoid antisocial behaviour and benefits systems.

Performance for Soil Gallery Seattle (AIDF)

The House At The Edge Of The Universe

Nuketown

Reading as Art

This organisation works with sex offenders to reduce the risk of further offending, promoting and supporting change in participants to become active, crime-free citizens. It works intensively with those who have offended, in partnership with police, prisons, probation and other agencies.

This organisation works with sex offenders to reduce the risk of further offending, promoting and supporting change in participants to become active, crime-free citizens. It works intensively with those who have offended, in partnership with police, prisons, probation and other agencies.

Commemoration of the Centenary of the Battle of the Somme 2016

York Timebank

The Drop That Contained The Sea

IMPs (Inclusive Music Projects)

The organisation will use the funding to run a weekly drop in service which will support refugees and migrants to find employment or training opportunities. This will improve the skills of participants and increase their chances of obtaining paid employment.

This project will offer a varied range of activities and support for deaf and hearing impaired children aged 0-19 and their families. This will include social gatherings, parent, baby and toddler sessions, ad-hoc specialist workshops, local outreach groups, seasonal events, team building trips to local attractions and progressive six weekly activity projects developed by the children. The emphasis of the project is to break down the barriers of isolation for hearing impaired children and their families.

Scaling up provision for young musicians who have learning disabilities

Explore Media Arts

The organisation will use the funding to provide additional storage and facilities including a workshop style summer house at their club. This will improve the safety standards and amenities of the venue for more residents and community groups to enjoy activities and events.

The organisation will use the funding to install a zipwire and surfacing on their recreation ground. This will encourage older children in the community to participate in physical activities, with the aim of reducing obesity.

Upfaders V3: a modern musical community/network/resource, support service and training re-entry pathway for the most disadvantaged young people in York.

Recovery from flood damage

The Viscous Shape