South Gloucestershire

Children/young People

Elderly/old People

People Of A Particular Ethnic Or Racial Origin

Other Charities Or Voluntary Bodies

The General Public/mankind

General Charitable Purposes

Education/training

Disability

The Prevention Or Relief Of Poverty

Economic/community Development/employment

Human Rights/religious Or Racial Harmony/equality Or Diversity

Recreation

This continuing project aims to provide support for families in priority neighbourhoods of South Gloucestershire to enable them to lead healthy and active lives. This project will intensify tailored support in the first 12 weeks of engagement. An adviser will facilitate wellbeing checks, action plans and referrals to fire safety teams and volunteer-led family activities. A focus will be on establishing a regular session where fathers can network, and encouraging routes into volunteering, training or work.

The National Lottery Community Fund

Families Focus

This project provides support for families in the Patchway, Filton, Bradley Stoke and Stoke Gifford areas to enable them to lead healthy and active lives. Open to all, the service particularly works with disadvantaged or vulnerable families who do not meet the criteria for support from statutory services. Many of the families have complex needs and are affected by a number of issues, including parenting, mental health, housing, financial hardship, domestic abuse and isolation or disability.

Family Support

To support an increase in housing supply in England by the community-led housing

Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities

COMMUNITY HOUSING FUND

This grants scheme will enable organisations to provide practical support to vulnerable EU citizens to help them make their EU Settlement Scheme application by 30 June 2021 and continuing support beyond this date. This support could be provided through a

Home Office

EU Settlement Grant Scheme Funding 21/22

"The fund aims to:1) To reduce closures of essential charities that provide essential services to vulnerable groups during the COVID-19 crisis by ensuring they have the financial resources to operate, thereby reducing the burden on public services.2) To ensure essential services are provided to vulnerable people, both in the short and long term through increased community support through the work of charitable organisations."

Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport

Coronavirus Community Support Fund

helping to equip children and young people with the skills and confidence to challenge hatred and prejudice and create a safe community where people from different countries and with different faiths feel welcome

Devon Community Foundation

Grant to Southern Brooks Community Partnerships

Towards Project costs Towards the salary of a community volunteer coordinator to develop new ways of supporting volunteers to improve their impact, enhance their experience and increase community confidence and voice.

Esmée Fairbairn Foundation

To fund a consultant to help develop a future Income Generation Strategy, improve governance structures and establish more effective systems for demonstrating social value.

Lloyds Bank Foundation for England and Wales

This request would enable the charity to embed sustainable processes, resources and training to up-skill its staff to more effectively communicate their impact externally.

This is a project by a charity in Patchway, South Gloucestershire. The group will use the funding to provide an IT suite and create a learning resource room for local disadvantaged families. This will develop the capacity of the group and enable members of the local community to participate in learning sessions to improve employability skills.

Community Learning Resource Room

This is a project by a charity in Patchway, South Gloucestershire. The group will use the funding to build their capacity by installing phone lines and upgrading IT equipment at their new permanent base. This will enable them to provide an enhanced service to the core users of this expanding charity.

Coniston Move

A project by this charity in Bradley Stoke, South Gloucestershire will relocate and equip its community centre office for the safety of staff and users. The grant will contribute towards building costs, electrics, windows, equipment and office furniture.

Community Office Base

Funding under Sport England's Tackling Inactivity and Economic Disadvantage funding programme for a Revenue project titled Active in life. This project lists its main activity as Multi Sports

Sport England

Active in life

The funding will be used by a charity to run a programme of community engagement activities that will support people who are isolated. The project aims to improve social wellbeing and create opportunities for volunteering.

Community development programme

South Gloucesterhire Youth Partnership 2/5

South Gloucesterhire Youth Partnership

The funding will enable the project to develop a community hub model, operating in a more holistic way, responding to the specific needs of the community, with a particular emphasis on preventing and reducing loneliness. The project runs a community café, which is an inclusive and safe space for everyone in the area including young parents with babies, older people living alone, local workers and people not working during the day.

Yate Community Hub

Developing the Connecting Kingswood partnership project

Developing the Connecting Kingswood partnership project (Development Grant)

Quartet Community Foundation

Patchway Conservation Group

Towards the continuation of delivering a family support service in Patchway.

Patchway Family Champions

To provide after school Family Fitness Sessions in the priority neighbourhood of Patchway.

Patchway After School Club

For new marketing materials to help the charity promote its work and attract new support.

Welcome to Brooksville

To consult with local people in order to develop a community plan.

Patchway Community Plan

To support local families with children aged 3 and under. Specifically targeting families who may be at risk of Adverse Childhood Experiences and are socially isolated within the community

Patchway family early years connectors

We are requesting funding to organise and run Equality, Diversity and Unconscious Bias training for local Mutual Aid Groups set up in response to COVID 19, and other VCSE organisations.

Equality, Diversity and Unconscious Bias Training

Care parcels for refugees. Craft packs for children & Young people.

Grant to Southern Brooks Community Partnership

To employ a Business Development Manager three days a week for 12 months that will help develop a more sustainable organisation

Business Development

To continue the Business Development Manager role and delivering a sustainable funding model.

Income diversification to future proof Southern Brooks

Our project aims to: 1. Improve the capacity and capability of A&SP to deliver effective preventative work with children and young people around Hate Crime. 2. Support children and young people to have the knowledge and skills to question and challenge divisive narratives. 3. Increase the reach and influence of the voice of children and young people who are championing inclusion and diversity. Working in partnership with A&SP, we will deliver the following activities: To meet aim 1 we will: 1. Redesign our successful Diversity and Behaviour Champions programme into a condensed 4 session programme to be delivered to year 5 pupils (age 9-10). The programme will encourage critical thinking around diversity, the protected characteristics, shared values and the way we should treat people who are different. 2. Train and support Hate Crime Champions from A&SP to deliver these sessions in schools to a high quality. To meet aim 2 we will: 3. Engage 7 secondary schools in Bristol and South Gloucestershire, working with at least 70 students, to develop drama performances that will be delivered by students to the year 5 groups as peer learning sessions. 4. Deliver the programme in 25 primary schools in Bristol and South Gloucestershire, targeting schools in areas of high need, reaching at least 625 children. 5. Twin at least 10 of these primary schools with partners with a different demographic and bring these schools together for Exchange Days where pupils can work together, learn about different communities and produce a piece of joint artwork to showcase their learning, reaching at least 250 children. To meet aim 3: 6. Create a public art trail around Bristol using the children’s artworks created by the children and launch this in the city reaching at least 300 people (including a lunch event and media campaign).

Children and Young People Stand up to Hate

A graffiti project in Scotts Park, Patchway, working with young people to create artwork for the local area.

Youth Social Graffiti Project

To develop a communications plan for Patchway that will involve local residents and groups in the planning process.

Patchway Communications Plan

Towards employing a Family Wellbeing Coordinator, volunteer training and activity costs for a service that supports families living in Patchway with improving their relationships.