| Essex Community Foundation - Grant to Harlow Stroke Support - Rehab Centre (HSSRC) |
| £600 |
14/02/2023
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to provide an uplift in funding for the core costs of the organisation through the cost-of-living crisis
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| Co-Operative Group - Grant to Harlow Stroke Support Rehab Centre |
| £2,110 |
22/10/2022
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We will continue to provide support and advice to stroke survivors and their carers, with non-medical rehabilitation classes, speech and communication sessions, social outings and events.
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| Essex Community Foundation - Grant to Harlow Stroke Support - Rehab Centre (HSSRC) |
| £6,000 |
19/05/2022
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to help provide chair base exercise classes for stroke survivors
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| Garfield Weston Foundation - Main Grants award |
| £10,000 |
04/03/2022
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Main Grants award
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| Co-Operative Group - Grant to Harlow Stroke Support - Rehab Centre |
| £1,789 |
23/10/2021
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Run information days on the prevention of strokes, what a stroke is, and how it affects you.
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| Essex Community Foundation - Grant to Harlow Stroke Support - Rehab Centre (HSSRC) |
| £9,600 |
04/03/2021
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towards the costs of a stroke support service in west Essex
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| National Lottery Community Fund - Continuation |
| £278,220 |
15/12/2020
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The organisation is using the funding to continue provision of non-medical rehabilitation information advice and support to people who have suffered a stroke and their family/carers over the next five years. The funding is being used to provide
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The organisation is using the funding to continue provision of non-medical rehabilitation information advice and support to people who have suffered a stroke and their family/carers over the next five years. The funding is being used to provide activities such as chair-based exercise classes speech language and communication classes social and rehabilitation classes and monthly carers meetings. The project aims to improve mental and physical well-being of local people.
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| Garfield Weston Foundation - Main Grants award |
| £5,000 |
01/05/2020
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Stroke survivor non-medical Rehab
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| Essex Community Foundation - Grant to Harlow Stroke Support - Rehab Centre (HSSRC) |
| £5,000 |
30/04/2020
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to provide an adapted service to stroke survivors in and around Harlow during the COVID19 crisis
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| Essex Community Foundation - Stroke Survivors - Rehab |
| £4,774 |
16/12/2019
12 |
To support a Stroke Support Worker to provide a Stroke Rehab project in Harlow
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| National Lottery Community Fund - Stroke |
| £9,404 |
03/09/2019
12 |
Stroke
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| Essex Community Foundation - Stroke Support Worker |
| £15,000 |
24/10/2018
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Towards the salary and associated costs of a part time Stroke Support Worker for 18 months
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| Masonic Trust - Core funding |
| £3,000 |
07/03/2018
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Support groups, exercise classes, speech and language support, social activities and advice and information for stroke survivors and their families and carers.
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| Essex Community Foundation - Stroke Support Worker |
| £7,651 |
13/09/2017
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Towards the salary and associated costs of a part time Stroke Support Worker
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| National Lottery Community Fund - Harlow Stroke Support Group |
| £2,800 |
25/01/2017
12 |
This is a project by a registered charity in Harlow. The organisation will use the funding to provide a carer and transport service for their stroke survivor support group. This will allow people who do not have a carer or transport to attend the
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This is a project by a registered charity in Harlow. The organisation will use the funding to provide a carer and transport service for their stroke survivor support group. This will allow people who do not have a carer or transport to attend the group which will help with their recovery and reduce social isolation.
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| Essex Community Foundation - Outreach Project |
| £6,700 |
04/11/2016
12 |
To help provide a new 1:1 home outreach service for those affected by stroke
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| National Lottery Community Fund - Harlow Stroke Support Group |
| £262,027 |
25/09/2015
60 |
This is the development of a project providing information, friendship, training and support to stroke survivors, carers and their families, to help people live a full and active life. Services will be rolled out to hospitals and GPs to support
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This is the development of a project providing information, friendship, training and support to stroke survivors, carers and their families, to help people live a full and active life. Services will be rolled out to hospitals and GPs to support people immediately after discharge and help reduce anxiety and isolation. There will be home visits and group sessions, with information on nutrition, support with speech and communication, social groups and visits. There will also be an annual public awareness day.
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| Henry Smith Charity - Grant to Harlow Stroke Support Group |
| £46,000 |
17/09/2015
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towards three years' salary of a Manager/Stroke Support Worker at a project providing support, information and activities to stroke survivors in Harlow and surrounding areas
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| Lloyds Bank Foundation - Grant to Harlow Stroke Support Group |
| £27,400 |
28/06/2013
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The charity offers support to stroke survivors and their families and carers. Through support from group activities, one to one support and trips service users gain increased communication and other skills to enable them to engage in their
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The charity offers support to stroke survivors and their families and carers. Through support from group activities, one to one support and trips service users gain increased communication and other skills to enable them to engage in their community.
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| National Lottery Community Fund - Harlow Stroke Support Group |
| £178,477 |
08/09/2010
60 |
This project in Harlow, Essex and the surrounding areas aims to overcome feelings of isolation, inability to communicate and loss of self confidence in stroke survivors and their carers. This will be achieved through information, support training,
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This project in Harlow, Essex and the surrounding areas aims to overcome feelings of isolation, inability to communicate and loss of self confidence in stroke survivors and their carers. This will be achieved through information, support training, social events and friendship. The project activities start with home visits to assess individual needs, these tend to include form filling, home help, help with shopping and gardening. If required it will also contact relevant agencies on the beneficiaries behalf.
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