Bristol City

Children/young People

Elderly/old People

People With Disabilities

The General Public/mankind

Education/training

The Advancement Of Health Or Saving Of Lives

Environment/conservation/heritage

Economic/community Development/employment

NET, Comic Relief and Children in Need will use this funding to provide: increased support to vulnerable people and hidden groups, thus reducing the burden on public services; reach local grassroots and small organisations who can provide an on-the-ground community response to the crisis; and, support local charitable organisations to mobilise volunteers to enable better targeted support in communities through empowered local groups.

Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport

VSCE CMC Fund

The group will use experienced gardeners to promote more widely the benefits of growing garden produce. Eighty-two sessions will be held to increase awareness and encourage participation by local people who currently do not grow their own produce.

The National Lottery Community Fund

Beyond the allotment

This is a project by a community group in Bristol, Avon. The group will use the funding to deliver sessions to local people on healthy eating, nutrition and well-being. This will provide the young people with an increased awareness of healthy lifestyles through improved eating.

Get a life and feel better about yourself

The group will use the funding to create an all weather shelter for the local community which will be used as a venue for training workshops. This will provide a community facility that will enable participation in community life.

Raising a Roundhouse

This is a project by a charity in Bristol. The group will use the funding to provide sessions to support people coping with anxiety, depression and stress due to economic pressures. This will enable beneficiaries to gain confidence and communication skills, knowledge and coping strategies to tackle the social and economic problems they face.

Coping in tough times

This is a new two-year project duration resulting in the construction of a Roundhouse to be a social base for an existing community allotment and orchard. The programme includes construction work days, gardening courses, social events and walks. The project is located in south Hartcliffe, a suburb of Bristol, and will enable residents of the local area to meet each other regularly and form new friendships, leading to a better connected community. As part of a steering group people will have the opportunity to influence the direction of the project and to lead the ongoing development of the site and activities.

People's Health Trust

RAISING A ROUNDHOUSE

This two-year project built on previous work funded by the Trust. The group provided a programme of activities for residents of Hartcliffe and Withywood in Bristol based on ideas put forward by local people. The programme included after school and holiday activities for children, a pop up café, a gardening group, a wellbeing group, walks, and courses covering yoga, herbs for health, and natural crafts. Residents shaped and influenced the project through regular feedback to the steering group.

"We live here; we should know"

towards three years' running costs of a project supporting deprived residents to improve their mental health, physical health and life chances in Bristol

The Henry Smith Charity

Grant to Hartcliffe Health and Environment Action Group

towards three years' running costs of a project providing mental health support sessions, activity clubs, courses and workshops for people in a disadvantaged area of Bristol

To distribute utility payment grants to 40 households in BS13 who experience winter hardship and have been referred into our food insecurity service alongside energy efficiency and money advice surgeries.

Quartet Community Foundation

Grant to Heart of BS13

As approved by the High Sheriff towards holiday activities for young people

To undertake a feasibility study to devise a 'closed loop' composting system for BS13 to make green and food waste from local households into organic compost.

'Where there's muck there's brass' organic composting feasibility project in BS13

The first year payment of a three year award from the Henry Smith Charity towards the running costs of a project providing mental health support sessions, activity clubs and workshops for people in the Dundry View neighbourhood of South Bristol.

Running costs

The second year payment of a three year award from the Henry Smith Charity towards the running costs of a project providing mental health support sessions, activity clubs and workshops for people in the Dundry View neighbourhood of South Bristol.

Toward the cost of the Re-create workshops, working in the Hartcliffe area to provide a series of community art and crafts sessions focusing on re-purposing waste or secondhand materials. The sessions will help introduce people to small creative steps they can make to have a positive environmental impact in their home and local community.

HHEAG - Re-Create workshops

A slow cooker project to tackle food and fuel poverty amongst elderly disabled and vulnerable households in BS13

The Slow Cooker Project – tackling food and fuel poverty in vulnerable households in BS13

Toward the cost of devising a 'closed loop' composting system for BS13 making green waste, food waste and dog poo from local households into organic compost.

'Where there's muck there's brass'organic composting feasibility project in BS13

To provide an emergency food response through the second lockdown and the Christmas school holiday hunger period in BS13

Lockdown Round 2 Real Meal Food response

To continue the group's Covid-19 food response service for the BS13 Community.

As requested by the donor towards a new freezer to help with food distribution to vulnerable people

For a programme of work to develop a range of new projects to address food hardship in BS13, based on the data and learning the group has collected about food poverty during Covid-related emergency food response work.

Challenging post-pandemic food insecurity in BS13

We need to ensure cash flow in order to pay chefs/cooks to work in our community kitchen. We need professionals confident to cater for large numbers

The third year payment of a three year award from the Henry Smith Charity towards the running costs of a project providing mental health support sessions, activity clubs and workshops for people in the Dundry View neighbourhood of South Bristol.

Toward the ICT transformation programme which will support the development of the charities work and introduce greater efficiency through technology.

ICT Transformation Programme

Towards a Trainee Horticulturalist to support volunteers that have poor mental health and develop training opportunities within horticulture and social enterprise.

Kitchen Garden Enterprise Trainee

The group will use the funding to provide horticultural workshops and relaxation sessions for local community residents. They will also provide a caretaker to keep the environment well-kept and secure. This will enable community members to relax and will improve the environment by giving them somewhere they can go.

TPP2 - The Healing Garden

The funding will be used by a resident-led community hub to develop and information, advice and guidance service in response to local needs. A new walk-in hub will be developed to improve residents’ access to advice, support and local services, with an emphasis on those relating to health and wellbeing.