PAT BENSON COMMUNITY SPORTS FOUNDATION

The funding will be used to deliver sport and fitness sessions for at risk young people at 11-17 during the summer holidays. The project aims to build positive relationships and opportunities whilst reducing the risk of anti-social behaviour.

towards three years' running costs of an organisation providing support for vulnerable people from disadvantaged communities in the Bordesley and Highgate wards of Birmingham, West Midlands.

40 weeks non contact boxing fitness sessions

A weekly non-contact boxing class supporting ciizens' wellbeing and mental health

Core costs

‘Cost of Living uplift: £500 to help projects meet their rising costs and respond to increased demand 31/10/2022’

The funding will be used to develop a new advisory/steering group weekly programme of activities and information workshops. Project aims to help people moving to Birmingham to integrate into their local communities and meet people who have similar ....more

The funding will be used to develop a new advisory/steering group weekly programme of activities and information workshops. Project aims to help people moving to Birmingham to integrate into their local communities and meet people who have similar circumstances.

purchase a vehicle for a charity supporting disadvantaged young people in Warwickshire

This two-year project is for children, young people and adults who are disabled or have special educational needs in Small Heath, Birmingham. It aims to reduce isolation and enable participants to build stronger social connections. It offers weekly ....more

This two-year project is for children, young people and adults who are disabled or have special educational needs in Small Heath, Birmingham. It aims to reduce isolation and enable participants to build stronger social connections. It offers weekly sessions on arts, sports, healthy living sessions and social opportunities.

This project will provide funding for additional equipment, additional coaching costs and cleaning equipment.

The funding will be used to deliver physical and mental health support programmes to people living with a mental illness young people involved in or at risk of becoming involved in youth crime and people experiencing health.

Funding under Sport England's Toyota Parasport Fund funding programme for a Revenue project titled Toyota Parasport Disability Programme. This project is a Boxing project, with a focus on beneficiaries with a disability.

Funding under Sport England's Return to Play - Small Grants funding programme for a Revenue project titled COVID19 Return to Play. This project is a Boxing project, with a focus on beneficiaries from a BAME background.

The project aims to use sport, particularly boxing, in addition to mentoring and personal development, to improve the life chances of young people and adults in the most deprived areas of inner-city Birmingham.

Grant from The Fore's RAFT Immediate Response Fund to Pat Benson Community Sports Foundation, as part of The Fore's COVID-19 Response programme.

"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 ....more

"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."

Funding under Sport England's COVID-19 Community Emergency Fund funding programme for a Revenue project titled COVID-19 CEF. This project lists its main activity as Boxing

This project will deliver a boxing project for children and young people experiencing mental health issues in Birmingham. Activities will result in improved physical wellbeing, improved life skills and improved emotional wellbeing.

This two-year project provides a range of activities, including cooking, keep-fit, art and coffee mornings, for people in the Small Heath area of Birmingham to get to know each other and socialise. The project has a particular emphasis on welcoming ....more

This two-year project provides a range of activities, including cooking, keep-fit, art and coffee mornings, for people in the Small Heath area of Birmingham to get to know each other and socialise. The project has a particular emphasis on welcoming the Syrian refugees amongst the community who have recently been resettled to the area, may not have any friends locally, and have yet to establish strong networks with the existing community. Local people can join the project steering group which plans the activities as the project develops.

The Fit Mind Programme will identify, recruit and engage people in Birmingham that are suffering from mental health illness. The project will work in partnership with eighteen specialist mental health organisations, the Police and the Local ....more

The Fit Mind Programme will identify, recruit and engage people in Birmingham that are suffering from mental health illness. The project will work in partnership with eighteen specialist mental health organisations, the Police and the Local Authority in order to identify people that are at risk of being influenced by extremist propaganda and who are vulnerable to developing extremist views. The project will use the power of sport to engage people into the project with a part time specialist project worker delivering both group and one to one interventions to reduce the likelihood of participants developing extremists views or positions. Through the project we would like to; - Provide four, twelve-week, personal development courses a year that will each cater for twelve people that are suffering from mental health illnesses. The courses will use non-contact boxing and gym work to engage participants with each session including group workshops designed to counteract extremist views and attitudes. - Organise and run a new weekly support group for people with mental health issues that bring together people from a wide range of ethnicities, cultures and religions. This will encourage understanding, tolerance and build stronger community links, promoting social inclusion. - Provide one to one support for people with mental health issues to discuss issues around extremism. - Provide personal safety workshops including topics such as internet safety, trust, understanding others and grooming. Project Aims; The project will; - Reduce the likelihood of project participants developing extremist views. - Improve the knowledge of project participants so they can recognise extremist views and online messaging. - Increase the safety of participants. - Improve mental health levels among participants. - Encourage a better understanding between different faiths and ethnicities. - Reduce the number of people holding attitudes, beliefs and feelings that oppose shared values.

Award to Small Heath Boxing

This group will encourage young people from their Youth Council to engage with their peers in the wider community, encouraging them to develop their skills and wellbeing through physical activity, whilst also enabling the development of positive ....more

This group will encourage young people from their Youth Council to engage with their peers in the wider community, encouraging them to develop their skills and wellbeing through physical activity, whilst also enabling the development of positive community relationships.

This project is a boxing project for children and young people experiencing mental health issues. The project aims to improve physical wellbeing, encourage better life choices and improve emotional wellbeing.

Grant to Small Heath Boxing Club