Hertfordshire Community Foundation

Who they support

For groups supporting vulnerable people most affected by the emerging issues of the threat of the coronavirus, groups helping tackle identified needs in Hertfordshire, innovative local schemes which aim to reduce crime and make communities safer, projects helping to engage young people in social action such as campaigning, fundraising and volunteering, promoting the health and wellbeing of older people in Bushey and the surrounding area, and for families in crisis to cover the cost of essential items such as beds, bedding and white goods.

  • The average annual spending of grantees has been £862,341
  • The average age of charities supported has been 16 years.

Grant criteria

Coronavirus Relief Fund for Hertfordshire, HCF Large Grants (up to £5,000), HCF Small Grants (up to £1,000), Police and Crime Commissioner's Action Fund, #iwill Youth Social Action, HCF Friends of Bushey Seniors Grant, Hertfordshire Children's Fund

Grant details

Depending on the grant, awards can be up to £5000

Application procedure

Organisations can apply through the HCF website and will need to complete the online application form and attach or send the required supporting documents which include: - A copy of the groups constitution or governing documents - A copy of the groups most recent annual accounts - A list of the names and addresses of your trustee or management committee - Copies of any relevant equality or safeguarding policies

www.hertscf.org.uk

office@hertscf.org.uk

01707251351

Hertfordshire Community Foundation
Foundation House
2-4 Forum Place
Fiddlebridge Lane
Hatfield
AL10 0RN


Charity registered in England & Wales, No: 1156082
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Analysis of Grants Made
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In this period 691 donations have been made totalling £7,204,429 to 325 organisations

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Main Overlaps with other Grant Makers ?
By ValueBy Number
The National Lottery Community Fund 34% 26%
Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport 34% 19%
Co-operative Group 22% 15%
Garfield Weston Foundation 20% 8%
Bedfordshire and Luton Community Foundation 16% 11%
Masonic Charitable Foundation 8% 6%
Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities 6% 1%
BBC Children in Need 6% 6%
Oxfordshire Community Foundation 4% 1%
Lloyds Bank Foundation for England and Wales 4% 4%
Sole supporter: 52% by number, 30% by value.
Individual Grants Made
When Amount Annual
Spending
Grantee To be used for
29/03/2022 £4,600 £174,808 CHRIST FIRST WATFORD Grant to Christ First Watford
29/03/2022 £5,255 £69,033 TRING TOGETHER Grant to Tring Together
29/03/2022 £10,000 £151,302 WARE ARTS CENTRE LIMITED (T/A SOUTHERN MALTINGS) Grant to Ware Arts Centre Limited (t/a Southern Maltings)
29/03/2022 £7,939 £680,418 THE MUDLARKS COMMUNITY Grant to The Mudlarks Community
29/03/2022 £4,985 £321,756 ASCEND Grant to ASCEND
29/03/2022 £8,395 GARDEN CITY SAMBA Grant to GARDEN CITY SAMBA
29/03/2022 £10,000 £240,103 HERTFORDSHIRE HEARING ADVISORY SERVICE Grant to Hertfordshire Hearing Advisory Service
29/03/2022 £4,989 £134,706 THE PHOENIX GROUP FOR DEAF CHILDREN AND YOUNG ADULTS Grant to The Phoenix Group for Deaf Children and Young Adults
29/03/2022 £9,815 £159,615 THE GIFTED ORGANISATION LIMITED Grant to The Gifted Organisation Limited
29/03/2022 £7,260 £198,884 FUTURE LIVING HERTFORD Grant to Future Living Hertford
29/03/2022 £9,979 £236,733 ELECTRIC UMBRELLA Grant to Electric Umbrella
29/03/2022 £2,312 HERTFORDSHIRE INDEPENDENT LIVING SERVICE Grant to Hertfordshire Independent Living Service
21/03/2022 £999 GARDEN CITY SAMBA Grant to GARDEN CITY SAMBA
21/03/2022 £1,000 £3,096 MID HERTS RAYNET Grant to Mid Herts Raynet
15/03/2022 £5,000 £64,970 JEDIDIAH UK Grant to Jedidiah UK
15/03/2022 £3,500 HERTFORDSHIRE ASIAN WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION The grant will be used to fund the outreach work conducted by experienced volunteers to offer free and confidential support for St Albans residents who are from BAME backgrounds and struggling with food and fuel insecurity.
15/03/2022 £2,600 GRACE FELLOWSHIP MINISTRIES Grant to Grace Fellowship Ministries
15/03/2022 £5,000 £162,499 GIVE. HELP. SHARE. Grant to Give. Help. Share.
15/03/2022 £5,000 £20,439 LASTING MEMORIES CANCER TRUST Grant to Lasting Memories Cancer Trust
15/03/2022 £10,000 £350,053 CDA HERTS Grant to CDA Herts
15/03/2022 £3,452 £366,847 HOME-START WATFORD & THREE RIVERS Grant to Home-Start Watford & Three Rivers
15/03/2022 £5,000 £17,164 WATFORD AND THREE RIVERS REFUGEE PARTNERSHIP (WTRRP) Grant to Watford and Three Rivers Refugee Partnership (WTRRP)
11/03/2022 £4,960 HERTFORDSHIRE ASIAN WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION Grant to Hertfordshire Asian Women's Association
11/03/2022 £4,850 £74,220 THE SWAN YOUTH PROJECT LIMITED (FORMERLY SWAN YOUTH CENTRE) Grant to The Swan Youth Project Limited (formerly Swan Youth Centre)
11/03/2022 £3,625 £167,365 TRACKS AUTISM Grant to TRACKS Autism
10/03/2022 £4,830 HERTFORD CYCLE HUB Grant to Hertford Cycle Hub
10/03/2022 £5,000 £45,185 HEARTS HELPING HERTS Grant to Hearts Helping Herts
10/03/2022 £5,000 HERTFORD CONTACT CENTRE Grant to Hertford Contact Centre
10/03/2022 £3,000 £8,727 BISHOP'S STORTFORD STREET PASTORS Grant to Bishop's Stortford Street Pastors
10/03/2022 £3,816 £168,180 CARING HAIR Grant to Caring Hair
10/03/2022 £5,000 £15,597 STEVENAGE AND NORTH HERTS CHILD CONTACT CENTRES Grant to Stevenage and North Herts Child Contact Centres
10/03/2022 £5,000 £285,280 CHIPS (CHILDRENS INTEGRATED PLAYSCHEME) Grant to Chips (Childrens Integrated PlayScheme)
10/03/2022 £5,000 £730,444 RESOLVE Grant to Resolve
10/03/2022 £4,950 £159,615 THE GIFTED ORGANISATION LIMITED Grant to The Gifted Organisation Limited
09/03/2022 £4,260 KHALSA YOUTH FOOTBALL ACADEMY Grant to Khalsa Youth Football Academy
08/03/2022 £5,000 £395,756 PLAYSKILL Grant to Playskill
07/03/2022 £5,000 £146,384 LIBERTY TEAROOMS AND COMMUNITY HUB Grant to Liberty Tearooms and Community Hub
07/03/2022 £5,000 £111,233 BISHOPS STORTFORD YOUTH PROJECT Grant to Bishops Stortford Youth Project
07/03/2022 £4,800 OPEN ART BOX CIC Grant to Open Art Box CIC
07/03/2022 £5,000 ALL SORTS DEMENTIA GROUP CIC Grant to All Sorts Dementia Group CIC
07/03/2022 £5,000 HERTS SCHOOLS OUTREACH (UK) CIC Grant to Herts Schools Outreach (UK) CIC
07/03/2022 £4,955 £116,197 THE SECRET SPACE Grant to The Secret Space
07/03/2022 £10,000 £44,141 THE IMAM HUSSEIN FOUNDATION Grant to The Imam Hussein Foundation
07/03/2022 £9,200 £1,116,779 SUNNYSIDE RURAL TRUST Grant to Sunnyside Rural Trust
04/03/2022 £4,900 £2,310,000 HERTS & MIDDLESEX WILDLIFE TRUST Grant to Herts & Middlesex Wildlife Trust
04/03/2022 £5,000 £2,366,577 GROUNDWORK EAST Grant to Groundwork East
04/03/2022 £4,999 £1,116,779 SUNNYSIDE RURAL TRUST Grant to Sunnyside Rural Trust
04/03/2022 £4,802 £363,018 CHEXS Grant to CHEXS
04/03/2022 £2,450 WHEATHAMPSTEAD & DISTRICT PRESERVATION SOCIETY Grant to Wheathampstead & District Preservation Society
03/03/2022 £36,138 £236,733 ELECTRIC UMBRELLA Grant to Electric Umbrella
02/03/2022 £28,700 £234,550 THE RECOVER TEAM LIMITED Grant to The Recover Team Limited
02/03/2022 £5,000 APEX IN THE COMMUNITY CIC HERTFORDSHIRE Grant to Apex in the Community CIC Hertfordshire
02/03/2022 £27,200 £146,531 HERTS DISABILITY SPORTS FOUNDATION Grant to Herts Disability Sports Foundation
01/03/2022 £5,000 £780,148 WATFORD SHELTERED WORKSHOP LTD Grant to Watford Sheltered Workshop Ltd
27/01/2022 £991 FRIENDS OF THE RIB & QUIN Grant to Friends of the Rib & Quin
13/01/2022 £4,760 £8,105 WD6 FOOD SUPPORT Grant to WD6 FOOD SUPPORT
12/01/2022 £78,000 WELLBEING FITNESS & LEISURE COMMUNITY TRUST LTD (WFLCT) Grant to Wellbeing Fitness & Leisure Community Trust Ltd (WFLCT)
12/01/2022 £23,576 £35,702 TRINITY COMMUNITY PROJECT (TCP) Grant to Trinity Community Project (TCP)
12/01/2022 £48,938 £50,744 DOUGLAS DRIVE SENIOR CITIZEN ASSOCIATION Grant to Douglas Drive Senior Citizen Association
12/01/2022 £32,726 £87,717 HERTSMERE MENCAP Grant to Hertsmere Mencap
12/01/2022 £39,000 £41,819 HOWARD GARDEN SOCIAL AND DAY CARE CENTRE Grant to Howard Garden Social and Day Care Centre
12/01/2022 £72,120 £140,020 JIMMY MACS ACTIVITY CENTRE FOR RETIRED AND DISABLED PEOPLE Grant to Jimmy Macs Activity Centre for Retired and Disabled People
12/01/2022 £106,000 £182,324 CENTRE IN THE PARK Grant to Centre in the Park
12/01/2022 £108,528 £155,073 CUFFLEY CARE DAY CENTRE Grant to Cuffley Care Day Centre
12/01/2022 £30,000 £123,231 MUSIC24 Grant to Music24
12/01/2022 £37,000 £21,952 ROYSTON DAY CENTRE AKA ROYSTON OLD BARN Grant to Royston Day Centre Aka Royston Old Barn
12/01/2022 £42,236 HERTFORDSHIRE COMMUNITY MEALS LTD OPERATING AS HILS (WITH AGEUK HERTFORDSHIRE) Grant to Hertfordshire Community Meals Ltd operating as HILS (with AgeUK Hertfordshire)
12/01/2022 £11,005 THE FRIDAY DROP-IN CLUB Grant to The Friday Drop-in Club
12/01/2022 £2,992 £891 ROYSTON AND DISTRICT MENCAP Grant to Royston and District Mencap
12/01/2022 £38,000 £18,097,000 SJOG (ST JOHN OF GOD HOSPITALLER SERVICES) Grant to SJOG (St John of God Hospitaller Services)
12/01/2022 £40,000 AFRICAN CARIBBEAN SENIORS & CARERS LUNCHEON CLUB Grant to African Caribbean Seniors & Carers Luncheon Club
12/01/2022 £40,000 £131,246 AGE CONCERN BISHOPS STORTFORD Grant to Age Concern Bishops Stortford
12/01/2022 £174,202 £646,986 AGE UK DACORUM Grant to Age UK Dacorum
12/01/2022 £418,072 £3,355,453 AGE UK HERTFORDSHIRE Grant to Age UK Hertfordshire
12/01/2022 £53,495 £321,756 ASCEND Grant to ASCEND
12/01/2022 £20,000 £988,135 CVS BROXBOURNE & EAST HERTS Grant to CVS Broxbourne & East Herts
12/01/2022 £400,000 £2,313,429 WATFORD & THREE RIVERS TRUST Grant to Watford & Three Rivers Trust
12/01/2022 £253,890 £141,877 DRUM Grant to DRUM
12/01/2022 £16,906 £214,988 EARTHWORKS Grant to Earthworks
12/01/2022 £276,844 £2,143,147 GUIDEPOSTS TRUST Grant to Guideposts Trust
12/01/2022 £34,000 £65,399 HAILEY CENTRE Grant to Hailey Centre
12/01/2022 £33,600 £18,722 HEATHER CLUB Grant to Heather Club
12/01/2022 £80,000 HERTFORDSHIRE INDEPENDENT LIVING SERVICE Grant to Hertfordshire Independent Living Service
12/01/2022 £23,368 £131,021 HERTS INCLUSIVE THEATRE Grant to Herts Inclusive Theatre
12/01/2022 £75,444 £38,695 SUPPORTED ACTIVITIES PROGRAMME Grant to Supported Activities Programme
12/01/2022 £16,888 £421,811 GROVE COTTAGE BISHOP'S STORTFORD MENCAP Grant to Grove Cottage Bishop's Stortford Mencap
12/01/2022 £96,000 £68,538 MENCAP DACORUM Grant to Mencap Dacorum
12/01/2022 £67,008 £3,139,963 WATFORD & DISTRICT MENCAP SOCIETY Grant to Watford & District Mencap Society
12/01/2022 £40,000 £680,418 MUDLARKS COMMUNITY GARDEN Grant to Mudlarks Community Garden
12/01/2022 £20,544 £1,116,779 SUNNYSIDE RURAL TRUST Grant to Sunnyside Rural Trust
12/01/2022 £68,663 £780,148 WATFORD SHELTERED WORKSHOP LTD Grant to Watford Sheltered Workshop Ltd
12/01/2022 £23,436 £236,733 ELECTRIC UMBRELLA Grant to Electric Umbrella
05/01/2022 £152,551 £411,454 CITIZENS ADVICE ST ALBANS AND DISTRICT Request for two year's funding to continue supporting the Disability Benefits project across St Albans, Hertsmere, North Herts, Watford, East Herts and Three Rivers.
24/12/2021 £5,000 £64,970 JEDIDIAH UK Grant to Jedidiah UK
24/12/2021 £5,000 £331,131 WELWYN & HATFIELD WOMEN'S REFUGE AND SUPPORT SERVICES Grant to Welwyn & Hatfield Women's Refuge and Support Services
24/12/2021 £5,000 £2,375,730 NEW HOPE (FORMERLY WATFORD NEW HOPE TRUST) Grant to New Hope (Formerly Watford New Hope Trust)
24/12/2021 £10,000 WALK THE WALK FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICE CIC - FORMERLY HERTFORDSHIRE PRACTICAL PARENTING PROGRAMME Grant to Walk the Walk Family Support Service CIC - formerly Hertfordshire Practical Parenting Programme
24/12/2021 £5,000 KHALSA YOUTH FOOTBALL ACADEMY Grant to Khalsa Youth Football Academy
24/12/2021 £5,000 £133,727 NORTH HERTS MINORITY ETHNIC FORUM Grant to North Herts Minority Ethnic Forum
24/12/2021 £5,000 £204,446 GATE (GYPSY & TRAVELLER EMPOWERMENT HERTS) Grant to Gate (Gypsy & Traveller Empowerment Herts)
24/12/2021 £5,000 £363,018 CHEXS Grant to CHEXS
24/12/2021 £10,000 £118,431 BOREHAMWOOD FOODBANK Grant to Borehamwood Foodbank
14/12/2021 £858 BOREHAMWOOD 2000 FC In addition to our League commitments, our volunteer coaches have delivered over 400 free training sessions & friendly matches in between and after each of the multiple Covid lockdowns our country has endured with up to four training sessions a week per team. This has been vital in getting children outside in the fresh air, giving them social contact with their peers again, gaining fitness after long periods of inactivity and, most of all, finally having fun after months and months of despair and solitude. We also held a socially distanced Fun day and trophy presentation when restrictions permitted, celebrating our children's resilience and showering them with immensely deserved gifts and medals. We are sure all our efforts have helped develop life skills in our children as they train and work together as a team to better deal with this crisis and learning about resiliency, forging lifelong links with each other in the process. We are keeping impressionable youngsters engaged in a healthy pursuit keeping them off the streets and potential trouble, focusing their minds healthily on what they can achieve in the future, post Covid.
09/12/2021 £9,600 £174,808 CHRIST FIRST WATFORD Grant to Christ First Watford
09/12/2021 £5,000 £351,414 HOME-START HERTFORDSHIRE Grant to Home-Start Hertfordshire
09/12/2021 £10,000 £64,002 HERTS WELCOMES REFUGEES Grant to Herts Welcomes Refugees
09/12/2021 £5,000 HERTFORDSHIRE ASIAN WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION Grant to Hertfordshire Asian Women's Association
09/12/2021 £5,000 £65,444 HERTS MUSICAL MEMORIES Grant to Herts Musical Memories
09/12/2021 £5,000 APEX IN THE COMMUNITY CIC HERTFORDSHIRE Grant to Apex in the Community CIC Hertfordshire
09/12/2021 £5,000 £1,199 HERTS YOUNG LEADERS Grant to Herts Young Leaders
09/12/2021 £5,000 BRIGHT PATHS SUPPORT CIC Grant to Bright Paths Support CIC
09/12/2021 £5,000 £268,942 REPHAEL HOUSE Grant to Rephael House
09/12/2021 £10,000 £2,472,448 COMMUNITY ACTION DACORUM Grant to Community Action Dacorum
09/12/2021 £5,000 £421,811 GROVE COTTAGE BISHOP'S STORTFORD MENCAP Grant to Grove Cottage Bishop's Stortford Mencap
09/12/2021 £5,000 £1,979,484 HAVEN FIRST Grant to Haven First
09/12/2021 £4,800 £198,884 FUTURE LIVING HERTFORD Grant to Future Living Hertford
09/12/2021 £2,000 £50,759 HERTS AREA RAPE CRISIS AND SEXUAL ABUSE CENTRE Grant to Herts Area Rape Crisis and Sexual Abuse Centre
09/12/2021 £1,010 £387,948 TILEHOUSE COUNSELLING Grant to Tilehouse Counselling
06/12/2021 £5,000 £244,768 REDBOURN CHRISTMAS HAMPERS SCHEME Grant to Redbourn Christmas Hampers Scheme
03/12/2021 £2,021 VIKING COMMUNITY FITNESS CIC Grant to Viking community fitness cic
03/12/2021 £2,021 PRESTON CRICKET CLUB We work on developing life skills for all our youngsters by helping them manage a team and control their colleagues in a friendly and harmonious manner We are keen on building communities by having players from all areas and getting on well with their other communities and to respect the club and all its assets we are keen on the open air for helping develop strong mental health using exercise sport in the open air with their friends and colleagues we have sponsors who support us and are always looking to use our players in their companies as they like the way we encourage our youth development schemes around their abilities and social manners
01/12/2021 £2,021 ROYSTON TOWN YOUTH FC Formed in 1975 we are now offering football opportunities for Just under 500 boys and girls across 31 teams. We also run a ‘Wildcats’ program aimed at increasing female participation. A ‘Mini Crows’ program aimed at getting young children involved in football and also an ‘Inclusive’ football program aimed at Increasing football opportunities for children with learning and physical disabilities. As a club we also support local charitable courses throughout the year, an example being the running of a food bank during the pandemic to support local families in conjunction with the Royston Evangelical church and Trumpington Food bank. We believe that every child has a right to play football and our activities and various initiatives undoubtedly promote health and well being, strengthen community spirit, develop life skills and team work amongst our young players and coaches.
30/11/2021 £5,000 CLIMB HITCHIN Grant to Climb Hitchin
30/11/2021 £3,021 STEVENAGE STARLETS FC We are a Club built on strong values of Integrity, Trust, Sportsmanship and Respect. We ask and encourage all members of the group to live by these, Making players good people, is more important to us than winning medals. Even though, as a Club, we were fully aware of the positives of Sport in general well being, we have since learnt, during COVID, how important having that structure, interaction with others and getting out in the fresh air, means to everyone,
30/11/2021 £2,000 FALCON JUDO CLUB There is a known fact that students who practice martial arts (especially judo) are more confident and overall make a better progress at school. Moreover, I deeply believe, that children with special needs, existing or those who will join our club, will overcome many barriers which hold them back from being happy members of the community. We believe that more members with special needs of our community will have the opportunity to spend effectively and actively their time and at the same time to feel more as part of our community. These sessions will have a very positive impact on mainstream children, who will become more empathetic and responsible. The biggest benefit of this project is the fact that the club will gradually become a truly inclusive place: SEN children and those from mainstream section will spend their time together, learn new skills and develop friendship. From our last survey, all parents agreed that our judo sessions helped their children to improve their mental wellbeing, and recover after Covid-19 crisis. In addition to that, parents whom children have additional needs, stated that our judo sessions helped their children in developing life skills, especially communication.
30/11/2021 £1,980 JOOMP CIC Joomp cic is a community organisation that uses sports activities predominantly trampoline & rebound therapy and gymnastics to provide new opportunities, therapy and learning activities to people who are disabled. Using our program we offer sessions in group and 1:1 to provide therapy. Trampolining provides such large mental health benefits to our members by not only giving them the freedom of participating in an activity and being involved in a fully inclusive sport, it also allows them to shut off from the outside world. Trampolining requires concentration and this element alone allows individuals to focus on the sport and instruction or communication, therefore allowing the individual relief from worries, anxiety and other mental health issues. It also allows the brain the re-direct the thought focus by using the cerebellum, occipital lobe and parietal lobe which in turn provides relief and distraction from emotions usually from the frontal lobe in our brain. Trampolining studies have proven that by bouncing on the trampoline regardless of how high and ability, it increased cortisol levels; this hormone has been linked with happiness and energy.
30/11/2021 £2,021 FOREVER SUPPORT YOUNG PEOPLE We use sport & mentoring to connect with each young person we work with. We also connect with local businesses to help build on relationship and build a stronger community. We have recently created a football team for the local community & this informal football session will give young people the opportunity to be a part of that. Our project is to support young people with mental health issues living in Hatfield that are displaying self-destructive behaviours and have suffered from social anxiety during lockdown. Aimed predominately at teenagers, it will provide person centred service through a unique and innovative programme designed to help reduce anxiety and self-destructive behaviours by building resilience, and improving their physical and mental wellbeing, including building confidence, independence, health outcomes and social inclusion by meeting their specific needs. Based at Hatfield Leisure Centre the sessions will be 2-hours a week and be split into two parts: Part 1: informal sports sessions to hook these young people into the programme and support their social and physical wellbeing. Part 2: mentoring and discussions around mental health/awareness to help nurture and support these young people. This will include a social element to enable them to talk about their mental health issues, raise awareness of the challenges they face and overcome the stigma associated with mental illness, thereby supporting their social and mental wellbeing. Delivered over 48 weeks, the project will provide a valuable support network where these teenagers can keep their mental health stable, helping to improve their mood and self-esteem, and help reduce stress, depression, anxiety and social exclusion - addressing these issues at the earliest possible stage, following COVID-19, and acting as a catalyst for positive change in many other aspects of their lives e.g. harnessing the power of exercise/physical activity to raise their confidence and aspirations; building resilience and other important life skills
30/11/2021 £2,021 GET SET 4 TENNIS CIC Organisational aim - Improving Mental Health. Case study: live online Zoom tennis for shielding children with SEND. Normally we work with children who have mild to severe special educational needs and disabilities, delivering fun tennis activities face to face. One of the stated intentions of the activities is improved mental health as a result of improved physical fitness, release of endorphins and improved mood, concentration and behaviour. Parents and teachers have frequently told us how tennis has helped improved their child’s mental well-being in terms of mood, attention span and behaviour. Unfortunately, due to schools being forced to close during the pandemic, we not only lost our club tennis courts and classroom location but also had to stop delivering all our face to face tennis activities. Many of the children we coach also suffer from complex mental health issues which have been exacerbated by isolation, lack of physical exercise and break in routine, in particular many have had to shield as they have had underlying health conditions so could not even return when schools reopened. We kept in touch with parents and teachers during these difficult times and discussed how we could help support the childrens' physical and mental needs. As a result, we devised an innovative online tennis activity programme and ensured the children had the same coach online as they did in person as it was felt this would help with anxiety through continuity.
30/11/2021 £2,000 ZENITH TRAMPOLINE CLUB Grant to Zenith Trampoline club
30/11/2021 £2,021 £15,574 SOUTH EAST POWERCHAIR FOOTBALL LEAGUE Our primary focus is to provide people with high levels of physical disability with the opportunity to play powerchair football. This enables us to build and strengthen our community - those individuals and families affected by disability. The League has grown from 8 teams to 14 teams and the total number of players attending has grown from 48 to 75. By players competing in this league, it gives them a social basis to see and meet other players from across the region. Friendships have developed and families have shared their experiences with each other, such as education, transportation, home adaptions, and care support. Football greatly supports mental health, across all formats of the game and powerchair football is no different, probably more so based on the levels of impairment our players have. As their conditions worsen and their physical capabilities reduce, football enables them to be free and be athletes for the time they are playing, which has a huge benefit on their mental health. We know that this period of time away from football, shielding and the severity of Covid-19 on people with underlying health conditions has resulted in worsening mental health. A survey conducted by Level Playing Field on disabled sports fans views of the pandemic showed over 60% of respondents stated that if they were unable to return to sport next season, they fear it would have a huge impact on their own personal wellbeing. So we know how important our activity is and how it positively supports mental and physical health.
30/11/2021 £2,021 LETCHWORTH HOCKEY CLUB The Junior hockey section is open to both girls and boys and is based around small sided games play. The children all get chances to be leader of a group of up to 5 children and organise the side as captain. All children get to play the various roles within the team, helping them to understand the requirements of different skillsets that lead to a successful team outcome. Social contact between different sexes and different backgrounds and ethnicities, leads to lasting friendships and greater understanding of different social backgrounds. By allowing children to play in a safe environment with adult supervision it allows parents some downtime, so not only children participating but also parents get advantages of social inclusion and mental health improvements. It is well known that groups that are occupied in a sporting environment are less likely to get involved in anti social behaviour and crime.
30/11/2021 £2,021 WELLBEING WORKS PARTNERSHIP The aim of Wellbeing Works Partnership is to provide positive sporting and energy expending activities for young people and young adults, which help them to believe in themselves, learn new skills, move away from unhealthy and anti-social behaviours, and help progress their lives. A strong theme of all our programmes is employability and instilling skills and expertise in young people to help improve their future career prospects. Our Career Mode project combines physical activity and personal development whilst using gamification to incentivise young people bettering themselves and adding their vital attributes to their skill set. Career Mode is a chance for young people to ‘take control of their own journey‘. The project aims to stand up for young people, give them a voice and allow them to shape the future of their generation. There are difficult times ahead for young people; the project has thus evolved and adapted due to the pandemic. Never has there been a greater need to link those that want to do more with those who can provide the opportunities. Currently, Career Mode is piloting a new approach by supporting 4 clubs and organisations to recruit and retain young volunteers. This pilot phase will help us shape the future of Career Mode and how best to support as many young people as possible. We will utilise Career Mode to retain young volunteers and help to deploy them at other sports clubs and community groups in their local community, as well as recruit more young people into volunteering. All participants will access training and qualifications in relation to their sport. To young people, Career Mode is a platform for a better future. They will be help form their club’s Career Mode ‘Academy’ in order to build their own work experience, develop their employability skills, gain qualifications/training and boost their CVs.
30/11/2021 £2,021 STEVENAGE CYCLING HUB CIC We provide services to help to get people physically active on their (or our) bikes. Cycling is a life skill, and with the climate change we are currently experiencing, cycling will have to become a more important travel choice than it has historically been in recent times. If they don’t currently know how to ride a bike, we can teach them, using their own or our bikes. We can then guide them to the rides that our amazing cycling community provides to help them to graduate to one of the local clubs. We can inspire people to start commuting by bike, all of our staff do of course. Our led rides, run by ourselves, Cycling UK Stevenage, Breeze and Tyco Cycling help our community to meet other like-minded people and enjoy the simple pleasure of being outside with the wind in their hair enjoying life. Cycling has long been known to help with mindfulness and mental health. We also offer training in the very basic roadside repairs that most new cyclists are so fearful of attempting. This will mean that riders will be more confident in their ability to take the active travel choice. This will be especially important since cycling is far cheaper than even public transport for our financially challenged community. We also offer a workshop, undertaking repairs and additionally we accept unwanted cycles, refurbish those that can be salvaged and offer them for sale to the community. Those that cannot be refurbished are stripped down for spare parts, these are used in subsequent refurbishments and to reduce the cost of repairs. As we grow we will offer opportunities to volunteer and support the hub to grow. Up to now the opportunities have been quite limited (scrub bashing around the cycle racks, cleaning bike parts, tiding up, coaching at GoRide) but hopefully this can increase as we become more established in the park.
30/11/2021 £2,021 FOREVER YOUNG PEOPLE At Forever Young People we work across all the above when working with young people whether that be through our 1 to 1 mentoring or our physical multi sports activities - we work through all of them with our emotional intelligence approach to working with young people.
30/11/2021 £2,000 HODDESDON LAWN TENNIS CLUB developing life skills - we encourage juniors - from 10 onwards - to assist with groups - on camps, with teams, scoring and assisting coaches to develop their organisational skills, mentoring, taking responsibility and furthering future plans they may have beyond school education.
30/11/2021 £1,560 KHALSA YOUTH FOOTBALL ACADEMY Khalsa Youth Football Academy have worked for the past three decades using Futsal/Football as a vehicle to support victims of sexual abuse, Racism, inequality and help support Youngsters and adults with Special Needs and provide Police with support and training on Racial Profiling. We currently want to build a foundation to sustain a Special needs project.
25/11/2021 £5,000 HABS FAMILY SUPPORT TEAM Grant to HABS Family Support Team
25/11/2021 £5,000 BISHOP'S WELLBEING Grant to Bishop's Wellbeing
25/11/2021 £5,000 £2,245,878 UNSEEN UK Grant to Unseen UK
25/11/2021 £5,000 £190,531 CITIZEN ADVICE BROXBOURNE Grant to Citizen Advice Broxbourne
25/11/2021 £5,000 £444,791 CITIZENS ADVICE EAST HERTS Grant to Citizens Advice East Herts
25/11/2021 £5,000 £411,454 CITIZENS ADVICE ST ALBANS AND DISTRICT Grant to Citizens Advice St Albans and District
25/11/2021 £4,856 £558,629 CITIZENS ADVICE SERVICE IN THREE RIVERS (FORMERLY CAB THREE RIVERS) Grant to Citizens Advice Service in Three Rivers (formerly CAB Three Rivers)
24/11/2021 £2,021 APEX IN THE COMMUNITY CIC HERTFORDSHIRE Apex in the Community, Herts CIC runs the Active Dacorum Hub which is becoming an integral part of the local community - As lockdown eases, hundreds of local participants are getting involved in physical activity from the Active Dacorum Hub here we are based building stronger communities. With the sessions, events and activities planned for the Summer, we will be able to bring the community together with a targeted approach working in partnership with Dacorum Borough Council.
19/11/2021 £2,950 LEEANNA'S WISH CIC Grant to LeeAnna's Wish CIC
18/11/2021 £1,000 LEMSFORD, STANBOROUGH AND CROMER HYDE SENIOR RESIDENTS. Grant to Lemsford, Stanborough and Cromer Hyde Senior Residents.
10/11/2021 £12,150 £69,787 IRISH NETWORK STEVENAGE Continuation of the annual Christmas Club Savings Scheme
09/11/2021 £5,000 BUSINESS EDUCATION EVENTS Grant to Business Education Events
09/11/2021 £2,800 FOREVER SUPPORT YOUNG PEOPLE Grant to Forever Support Young People
09/11/2021 £5,000 £209,431 STEVENAGE COMMUNITY TRUST Grant to Stevenage Community Trust
09/11/2021 £5,000 £17,164 WATFORD AND THREE RIVERS REFUGEE PARTNERSHIP (WTRRP) Grant to Watford and Three Rivers Refugee Partnership (WTRRP)
09/11/2021 £4,921 £159,615 THE GIFTED ORGANISATION LIMITED Grant to The Gifted Organisation Limited
03/11/2021 £2,500 STRENGTH IN MIND THERAPEUTIC SERVICE CIC Grant to Strength in Mind Therapeutic Service CIC
03/11/2021 £10,000 £459,117 TRANSITIONS UK Grant to Transitions UK
03/11/2021 £4,920 WALK THE WALK FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICE CIC - FORMERLY HERTFORDSHIRE PRACTICAL PARENTING PROGRAMME Grant to Walk the Walk Family Support Service CIC - formerly Hertfordshire Practical Parenting Programme
03/11/2021 £5,000 £328,827 YOUTH TALK Grant to Youth Talk
11/10/2021 £5,000 £620,432 NORTH HERTFORDSHIRE & DISTRICT CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU Grant to North Hertfordshire & District Citizens Advice Bureau
11/10/2021 £5,000 £96,886 STAND-BY-ME BEREAVEMENT SUPPORT SERVICES FOR CHILDREN Grant to Stand-by-me Bereavement Support Services for Children
11/10/2021 £4,756 £131,246 AGE CONCERN BISHOPS STORTFORD Grant to Age Concern Bishops Stortford
11/10/2021 £5,000 £988,135 CVS BROXBOURNE & EAST HERTS Grant to CVS Broxbourne & East Herts
11/10/2021 £2,827 £157,937 HOME-START ROYSTON & SOUTH CAMBRIDGESHIRE Grant to Home-Start Royston & South Cambridgeshire
11/10/2021 £600 £15,083 THE DACORUM COMMUNITY CHOIR Grant to The Dacorum Community Choir
07/10/2021 £1,000 GET SET 4 TENNIS CIC Grant to Get Set 4 Tennis CIC
07/10/2021 £1,000 £14,018 ASPIRE POWERCHAIR SPORTS CLUB Grant to Aspire PowerChair Sports Club
05/10/2021 £4,010 HERTFORDSHIRE ASIAN WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION We can use the introduction session to encourage and explain the benefits of having the vaccines and can request local doctors to come and explain any myths and questions that arise . Each session we aim to reach the following outcomes. OUTCOME 1: Encourage the community to become more active and integrate physical activity into their lives OUTCOME 2: To improve physical and mental wellbeing through exercise resulting in the reduction of obesity, cardiovascular diseases and diabetes. Diseases that are very common within the BAME community. OUTCOME 3: Help develop self defence skills which should lead to an increase in self confidence and self esteem. As a consequence of all the above, we’d like to see individuals develop a more positive outlook to life How will you monitor and evaluate your project to know whether it has been successful or not? - A reduction in weight loss and obesity if they are suffering from it – take weight at the start of project and monitor weight every 4 weeks. Set an expected target at the end of the 12 week programme. Session 1 – Men – Tuesday & Thursday Session 2 – Children – Monday & Wednesday Session 3 – Women – Tuesday & Friday The initial programme will last for 12 weeks Each session will be an hour long made up of the following: - Warm up -stretching & light cardio - Techniques, pad work and partner work - Cool down The sessions will be run by experienced trainers specialised in MMA Fitness and circuit training The women session will be specifically run by a female trainer We will have 3 trainers: Trainer 1 – Thai boxing/MMA Trainer 2- BJJ Trainer 3 – Women & Thai fitness The trainers will be expected to be DBA cleared.
05/10/2021 £7,500 £76,059 DACORUM COMMUNITY TRUST Grant to Dacorum Community Trust
04/10/2021 £26,703 £61,690 FRIENDS OF COLLETT Grant to Friends of Collett
29/09/2021 £10,000 £37,099 JACKIE'S DROP-IN CENTRE Grant to Jackie's Drop-In Centre
29/09/2021 £5,829 £681,252 TEENS UNITE FIGHTING CANCER A programme designed to help young people fighting cancer to progress, learn new skills and benefit from the support of others who know what is like to face cancer in their teenage/young adult years.
23/09/2021 £5,000 £205,549 COMMUNITY LEARNING PARTNERSHIP Grant to Community Learning Partnership
23/09/2021 £4,920 WEST HERTS ABC AND EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT Grant to West Herts ABC and Educational Support
23/09/2021 £4,919 WALK THE WALK FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICE CIC - FORMERLY HERTFORDSHIRE PRACTICAL PARENTING PROGRAMME Grant to Walk the Walk Family Support Service CIC - formerly Hertfordshire Practical Parenting Programme
23/09/2021 £5,000 £236,733 ELECTRIC UMBRELLA Grant to Electric Umbrella
23/09/2021 £4,606 £146,531 HERTS DISABILITY SPORTS FOUNDATION Grant to Herts Disability Sports Foundation
20/09/2021 £5,000 £131,021 HERTS INCLUSIVE THEATRE Grant to Herts Inclusive Theatre
16/09/2021 £5,000 STRENGTH IN MIND THERAPEUTIC SERVICE CIC Grant to Strength in Mind Therapeutic Service CIC
16/09/2021 £5,000 CARTER'S SUNFLOWERS CIC Grant to Carter's Sunflowers CIC
16/09/2021 £5,000 £459,117 TRANSITIONS UK Grant to Transitions UK
16/09/2021 £5,000 £2,493 OPEN DOOR BERKHAMSTED Grant to Open Door Berkhamsted
16/09/2021 £5,000 FOREVER SUPPORT YOUNG PEOPLE Grant to Forever Support Young People
16/09/2021 £4,900 £7,629 HERTFORDSHIRE COUNTY FEDERATION OF YOUNG FARMERS CLUBS Grant to Hertfordshire County Federation of Young Farmers Clubs
16/09/2021 £5,000 £321,756 ASCEND Grant to ASCEND
16/09/2021 £3,960 £411,454 CITIZENS ADVICE ST ALBANS AND DISTRICT Grant to Citizens Advice St Albans and District
16/09/2021 £4,905 £234,159 HACRO Grant to HACRO
16/09/2021 £4,771 WALK THE WALK FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICE CIC - FORMERLY HERTFORDSHIRE PRACTICAL PARENTING PROGRAMME Grant to Walk the Walk Family Support Service CIC - formerly Hertfordshire Practical Parenting Programme
16/09/2021 £4,284 £157,937 HOME-START ROYSTON & SOUTH CAMBRIDGESHIRE Grant to Home-Start Royston & South Cambridgeshire
16/09/2021 £4,996 FAMILIES IN FOCUS CIC Grant to Families in Focus CIC
09/09/2021 £3,000 WEST HERTS ABC AND EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT The need we are addressing Vaccine hesitancy amongst members of the BAME community and young men from all backgrounds is well reported. This is putting themselves, their families, and the wider community at risk.
27/08/2021 £4,980 £9,829 TECHSAFE CIO (FORMERLY EXCITE-ED) Grant to Techsafe CIO (formerly Excite-ed)
27/08/2021 £5,000 WELWYN HATFIELD COMMUNITY SAFETY PARTNERSHIP Grant to Welwyn Hatfield Community Safety Partnership
27/08/2021 £5,000 WEST HERTS ABC AND EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT Grant to West Herts ABC and Educational Support
27/08/2021 £5,000 £11,519 DIGNIFY Grant to Dignify
27/08/2021 £5,000 HERTSMERE BOROUGH COUNCIL - ON BEHALF OF HERTSMERE COMMUNITY SAFETY PARTNERSHIP Grant to Hertsmere Borough Council - on behalf of Hertsmere Community Safety Partnership
27/08/2021 £1,670 £1,570 MID HERTS RAYNET Grant to Mid Herts Raynet
19/08/2021 £5,000 £101,962 WELWYN HATFIELD CVS Application on behalf of Hertfordshire Black Diaspora We will host coffee mornings and online network events to discuss with those who have had the vaccine and are yet to have the vaccine their concerns. experiences and plans. We will use the platform for information sharing from local authority and the NHS. Within these sessions we aim to dispel the negativity and propaganda of information being shared via social media and other networks. We will prioritise discussions with BME people that have had the vaccine and include health professionals in online and face to face meetings with community members to discuss their hesitancies. The key for HBD is to ensure information is shared to encourage people to make decisions.
18/08/2021 £5,000 £56,129 ONE VISION We will continue to encourage more people to take the COVID-19 vaccine, in particular the hard-to-reach ethnic groups, like South Asian and Afro-Caribbean communities, plus young people IN Hertfordshire. One Vision understands these people groups, and is already well connected via One Voice and the Youth Council. Since March 2020, One Vision has hosted a number of COVID-19 specific webinars with experts, including long COVID, to increase awareness, and answer vaccine questions, plus we have already hosted a pop-up vaccine day, and promoted and distributed self-testing kits. Should our application be successful, we will hire a marquee for the summer fare in late August and offer vaccines.
18/08/2021 £5,000 £109,266 ROYSTON & DISTRICT COMMUNITY TRANSPORT We have provided an extensive service to both Herts and Cambs by transporting elderly and vulnerable people to various vaccination centres. We realise that there are sectors of society that for varying reasons are resistant to uptake of the vaccine. One of the recognised barriers is transport to a vaccination centre. We would forge links with local groups and support networks who are working to encourage communities to take up the vaccine by offering free transport to their service users. This could be local bame groups such as North Herts Minority Ethnic Forum, Herts Welcomes Refugees, Herts Asian Women's Association, traveller communities, leaders from local mosques - Stevenage and Hitchin, or any community where a need has been identified. We are able to offer a sensitive service and can provide female drivers where this would be appropriate.
18/08/2021 £5,000 £15,377 AL-FURQAN ST ALBANS We aim to run two projects that target two distinctive audiences within the BAME community of St Albans: 1. Family Social Event This project is aimed at couples and families and will take place on a monthly basis. It is a family get together where different families can enjoy a meal together in a relaxed environment where they can socialise with each other. This encourages social interaction and community cohesion within the BAME community. Furthermore, we will be inviting community leaders to talk about their services and inform the community about the latest updates with the Covid-19 vaccine and encourage uptake within the BAME community. This will certainly include GP's and Doctors within the BAME community that will attend and speak at the monthly event. Members of the BAME community may feel more inclined to take the vaccine when they are being informed by a health professional from the BAME community that they can relate to. Food will be provided to encourage families to attend. We will also provide support in booking appointments and transportation advice. Al Furqan has strong community links within the BAME community, we expect around 50 people to attend each session, and we expect different people to attend subsequent sessions, enabling us to capture a diverse audience. We will also deliver the communication about the vaccine is different languages that are appropriate for our audiences and cover issues such as 'is the vaccine halal?' 2. Youth Club This project is aimed at youth of a BAME background. The youth club will involve sports, video games and team building activities. Food will be provided to encourage attendance. Research has shown that vaccine confidence amongst young people is lower than average. This may be due to misinformation surrounding the vaccine. We will invite young community leaders who the youth can relate to, to speak about the vaccine and encourage uptake. They will also talk about their personal experiences with COVID-19 and their experience when taking vaccine. Furthermore, we will invite GP's and doctors from the BAME community that will also encourage vaccine uptake. We expect around 30 people per session nd we expect different people to attend subsequent sessions, enabling us to capture a diverse audience. The youth club will run on a weekly basis starting in September.
18/08/2021 £4,500 BRICK BY BRICK COMMUNITIES Brick by Brick Communities CIC would deliver a series of support and information events to encourage more people to take the Covid-19 vaccination. These would aim to make the sessions available both online and in person. These include: • Ask a GP – 2 question and answer sessions about Covid-19 and a vaccine. We would approach the GP who worked us to deliver a healthy eating session as part of our Winter Warriors programme. • Covid-19 quiz night – a fun general knowledge quiz which would include one round about Covid-19 and vaccine. • Covid-19 and me art competition – a second art competition encouraging wellbeing, which will also include a vaccine poster design option in each category which could be used in future HCC vaccine take-up campaigns All of these sessions would be filmed and available on the Brick by Brick Communities website (www.bbbcommunities.com). We would use the partnership network outlined above to deliver a series of engagement and education sessions to encourage vaccine take-up amongst people of colour in Watford. We will aim to deliver these sessions face to face and online, which would mean that we would be able to deliver the sessions within our Covid-19 safety protocols. We have a flexible approach to our work and our experience demonstrates that we would be able to switch to complete online delivery should the progress of the pandemic need this to occur. We will continue to target people of colour who have been most vulnerable to the adverse effects of Covid-19 infection, and have had lower rates of vaccine take-up. We would also continue to work with sufferers of long covid to encourage vaccination to protect against further reinfection.
18/08/2021 £5,000 HERTS INTERPRETATION AND TRANSLATION SERVICES Hertfordshire is a highly diverse County with many languages and dialects spoken within its borders. Community Action Dacorum wholly owns an interpretation and translation service (HITS), which has years of experience of providing interpreters and translations to health care providers in the county as well as HCC and District Councils. Analysis of the data for languages required when interpreters have been booked in Hertfordshire over the past 12 months show that the top 12 languages demanded, in order of demand are: Arabic, Twi, Urdu, Polish, Turkish, Kurdish, Romanian, Tigrynian, Spanish, Portuguese, Bengali, and Farsi. Beyond this, no single language has accounted for more than 3% of bookings in the past 12 months across the county. The Vaccine Inequalities Fund, along with other funds across the country, identifies translation services as a desirable criterion, and translation and interpretation services have been mentioned in promotional mailings about the fund. However, for each successful applicant of the fund to individually employ professional interpretation services would be unnecessarily costly and to use non-qualified translators / online translation programs presents a drop in quality. We propose to offer all successful applicants to this fund the ability to have their promotional materials translated into local languages on request, drawing down from a call off fund of £4,500, and using professionally qualified, safe-to-practice translators. We will prepare a simple form and details for the organisations who are working on promoting vaccination uptake, which we will circulate through HCF. Organisations can then access professional translation and interpretation services without additional costs.
18/08/2021 £2,773 £147,857 DACORUM BANGLADESHI WELFARE ORGANISATION The DBWA is planning to organise a funday on 5th September 2021 and will be arranging a COVID-19 information stall to allow members of the community to talk to to GPs & Nurses directly. Thus far GPs have advised that it is 1-1 to sessions with GPs and members of the public that have the highest success of persuading individuals to take the vaccine.
18/08/2021 £2,520 POLISH SATURDAY SCHOOL IN WELWYN GARDEN CITY Our COVID/ health project would enable us to meet a number of important objectives: • Increase awareness around the vaccination • Challenge stigma attached to the vaccination • Boost Polish national’s confidence regarding vaccination But also, equally importantly: • Improve people’s overall mental health and wellbeing • Promote some of the health services to members of the Polish community The Polish Saturday School will achieve this by: • Creating a survey to identify the health needs of the Polish community and in particular, explore reasons why people are reluctant to be vaccinated • Enhancing and promoting public health messages from key agencies e.g. NHS, Hertfordshire County Council or Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council • Creating a separate subpage on the website of the Polish Saturday School • Utilising the website and social media platforms of the Polish Saturday School to disseminate necessary information to Polish nationals • Running two Health MOT events: one in Hatfield in October and one in Welwyn Garden City in February • Creating opportunities for partnership working with some of the local agencies to increase access and visibility of our activities e.g. Welwyn Hatfield CVS, local primary and secondary schools • Engaging Polish businesses e.g. Polish restaurant, Taste It in Hatfield Town centre or Polish shop, Maja, also in Hatfield Town Centre • Providing 8 hours of translation services: face to face or during our health MOT events • “COVID through art” – a creative project for children, which will help us better understand how the pandemic affected children from the Polish community • Organising 7 weeks long yoga/ Tai Chi sessions • Attending Ethnic Minorities Inequalities Group meetings (3 in total), led by the Public health team at Hertfordshire County Council • Having a dedicated group of people to coordinate the project (5 days in total, all depending on need and availability)
18/08/2021 £2,500 AL BAYYINAH We have immediate access to over 140 parents mostly from the BAME community. Parents are from diverse backgrounds from approximately 15 different countries including Pakistani, Bangladeshi, Indian, Moroccan, Mauritian, Sri Lankan and Algerian. 1) We would run a series of social get togethers for all parents whilst at the same time promoting COVID vaccinations and sharing the positive message. 2) we propose to bring doctors and pharmacists from the BAME community to these get togethers to help share the COVID success stories and the importance of getting the jab. 3) we would create and promote the COVID vaccinations in our weekly newsletters 4) The creation of a safe space where people can ask questions from respected members of the community eg muslim doctors and pharmacists questions about vaccine its effects. 5) create social media content promoting the getting of the vaccine. These are just some of the ideas that we intend to do with the funding. Al Bayyinah is a not for profit organisation that has been helping the community over the last 9 years. It is very well respected in the community and has a far and wide reach to over 800 adults (including ex parents) from the BAME community in St Albans. 1) We would run a series of social get togethers for all parents whilst at the same time promoting COVID vaccinations and sharing the positive message.
18/08/2021 £3,700 £7,116 BOSNIA & HERZEGOVINA COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION Grant to Bosnia & Herzegovina Community Association
18/08/2021 £5,000 £190,531 CITIZEN ADVICE BROXBOURNE Historically, our sessions Hoddesdon, Waltham Cross and Worley and Turnford, by being placed in the areas of the most significant deprivation, were accessed by the same groups who have not been receptive to the vaccination programme so we already have a relationship with these communities to draw on. We have a good reputation in these harder to reach communities for helping in an objective and inclusive way and through accessing our telephone advice line for help, clients could also receive a positive message about the vaccination programme via the introductory message on our phone line. Our advisers could be trained to give up to date information about the vaccination programme and local vaccination centres. Information about the programme could alos be placed as a footer on all the emails and letters sent out to clients and on our website. We have a broad as well as targeted reach which will ensure that all the groups accessing our services are also exposed to positive messages about the vaccination programme from a source they already perceive as safe and reliable. We back all our work up with robust case recording and collect anonymised data to gain an insight into the clients accessing our service locally and /nationally, watching for trends and immerging issues and are able to back our work up with robust statistical information which we use for reporting and feedback to funders.
18/08/2021 £3,910 £2,472,448 COMMUNITY ACTION DACORUM Covid19 cases in Dacorum during July 2021 are predominately in the 15-34 age group with over 50% of all cases being from this 20 year age group. Around 65% of this age group have had their 1st dose, and around 20% their 2nd dose in Dacorum. 11 wards in Dacorum score 10 on the MHCLG Indices of Deprivation 2019 against the Health Deprivation and Disability index, these include Highfields, Grovehill and Adeyfield where we already have projects running. Our intention is to focus our efforts in these 11 wards where vaccine hesitancy is being driven in this age group by fear of it restricting their activities. Our proposal is to build on our current work promoting the vaccine to hard-to-reach communities by delivering a project aimed at younger people in the more deprived areas of Dacorum Borough. Whilst we will not limit the circulation of our information, we will specifically target areas of Grovehill, Highfields, and Adeyfield in Hemel Hempstead, which have the greatest amount of deprivation. Working through our existing programs and our member organisations, we intent to collate and produce a social media, radio and leaflet campaign aimed at 17¾ to 35 year olds busting myths about the vaccine and it’s risks to help young people make an educated choice about taking the injection. Working with our subsidiary HITS, we would provide this information in 10 local languages to ensure that languages were not a barrier to understanding. In parallel with this, we will work with the inoculation centre at Hemel Hospital (and Maxted Road should this be extended) to arrange some sessions that are specifically targeted to young people, and provide entertainment through our radio station, Radio Dacorum for young people who attend these sessions. This is intended to create a party atmosphere and by talking to people in the queue, encourage other young people to attend. To make these sessions less off putting, we aim to recruit young volunteers to help those coming to be inoculated through the process, in a relatable peer to peer way. These young volunteers will be rostered to coincide with young peoples’ sessions. We already provide volunteers for the vaccination hubs so this is only a matter of planning and management to arrange. Finally, to correspond with these youth sessions, we will run a free minibus service from Highfields, through Grovehill and Adeyfield, onto the Hospital Hub and back, to collect and return young people who wish to be vaccinated. We will then run a second bus service from Berkhamstead central, via Bovingdon to the Hub and back again. Our aim is to remove barriers for younger people to get the vaccine and make the process more accessible and attractive to this age group.
18/08/2021 £5,000 £350,053 CDA HERTS Throughout the past 10 months of the Covid pandemic we have regularly liaised with our contacts within 80 Rural Support Networks (RSNs) and Covid Information Champions (CICs) covering 180 isolated villages & hamlets throughout rural Herts. RSNs primarily evolved last year through the initiative of local volunteers taking action in direct response to the Covid 19 crisis and the pressures it placed on many vulnerable / isolated people living in rural communities. The RSNs have developed into invaluable local touchstones and information conduits in the dissemination of the latest Covid advice and guidance re people having the vaccine, plus the ongoing promotion for people to continue in adopting safe & healthy social behaviours through the pandemic. Our original RSN related data was linked with ONS age / population LSOA stats, mapping & clustering areas with higher percentages of elderly / vulnerable people and whether an RSN was in existence, thus showing areas of potential need / isolated locations within the County where there appeared to be no or little intervention, support and ongoing communication / information re people having the vaccine. We are therefore seeking support funding to continue the regular dialogue we have with the existing RSNs through to next Spring. A grant will allow us to continue our provision of support & guidance, whilst also ensuring that the RSNs engagement is maintained re the passing on of correct & positive information about the vaccine to those within their respective rural communities who still have hesitancies and concerns in having the vaccine. Our regular support, guidance & information releases will focus on the factors that may possibly influence the process between someone’s intention in having the vaccine through to them actually being vaccinated and endeavour to help break down other communication factors such as accessible information (analogue, paper and digital) social media, multiple languages. The releases will also promote regular testing as well as uptake of vaccinations, plus counteracting any false information. We will promote that people still need to continue safe behaviour and practice, whilst reinforcing the message that the virus hasn't gone away even though many of the social restrictions have been recently lifted. Information releases will also detail the dates, location, time and vaccines available of accessible vaccine clinics happening within each of the RSNs respective areas. We would utilise our existing knowledge from projects & networks we have delivered & developed over the past years in alleviating loneliness, rural isolation and more specifically in combating the pressures brought on by Covid. As such, we will endeavour to ensure that local support for the vulnerable and isolating is at hand, to enable them to gain confidence in resuming normal life. For example, liaising with the re-opening of Village Halls as centres of community support in the provision of inclusive social prescribing type activities and sessions.
18/08/2021 £5,000 £988,135 CVS BROXBOURNE & EAST HERTS The project will run from 1 October to 31 March 2022 and promote the importance of the take up of vaccination against Covid-19; to reaffirm the safety of the Covid-19 vaccination; the high risk of serious illness and long term complications in young men from 18-34 in the district of Broxbourne. Many young adults think they are “invincible” and don’t need the vaccine to protect themselves, a healthcare leader has said. After the initial rush, interest has waned. The grant will be used to pay for additional hours for two members of staff and resources: Communications and Publicity Support Officer will be paid for an additional 5 hours per week to increase activity and social media channels relevant to our target audience. New materials will be produced using the Young people’s Engagement toolkit from Hackney as guidance. Getting these conversations started is daunting, so we need to ensure we have collated a variety of great resources. Our communications strategy will be to try to instil some urgency among those who have not yet been vaccinated. “It’s very important to make the vaccines accessible to young people, for clear messaging on social media, and for them to see role models promoting the vaccine,” confirmed a local GP. Resources and materials will include: • production of webinars with ‘experts’ and role models • short information videos on specialist topics such as fertility and pregnancy • YouTube channel • Twitter, Instagram and Facebook Youth and Community Engagement Officer for 3 x 2 hour sessions per week to work in the community to provide a face to face presence for the project as there has never been a more important time by listening and addressing common questions and concerns. There may also be some benefits to East Herts due to geographical proximity and the availability of promotional materials. With the booster vaccinations going ahead in the Autumn combined with the flu ‘jab’ there may be opportunities to increase knowledge and access to specific groups. Other public health messages as required by partners and stakeholders can also be shared. We have chosen to focus on Broxbourne as figures show that: • 56.35% of 18-24s have had their first dose and 16.01% second dose (63.55% and 17.39% across Hertfordshire) • 55.44% of 25-29s have had their first dose and 18.89% second dose (63.49% first dose and 21.23% second dose across Hertfordshire) • 57.29% of 30-34s have had their first dose and 27.25% second dose (66.43% first dose and 27.34% second dose Hertfordshire) Nationally NHS England’s figures show 1.4 million men aged 18 to 24 had received at least one dose of a coronavirus vaccine as of 11 July – 57% of the population, according to mid-2019 population estimates from the ONS. For women of the same age, 1.5 million had received one dose – 65.8% of the population, giving a gap of 8.8 percentage points. That has narrowed slightly from the previous week when it stood at 9.7 percentage points. We believe that this difference is replicated in Broxbourne hence our desire to focus on young men aged 18-34. If we find that the project needs more intensive resources at the beginning of the delivery period, we will increase our resources in this period and sorted the delivery period appropriately. This may be necessary due to the urgency of the requirements to increase vaccine take up in this particular demographic.
18/08/2021 £5,000 £133,727 NORTH HERTS MINORITY ETHNIC FORUM There are some people, predominantly from BAME backgrounds have huge misconception about Covid vaccine and its possible side effects. There are also lots of ‘myths and hymns’ about the coronavirus. These are causing some people to believe that Coronavirus and vaccine rollout is a part of ‘Conspiracy Theory’. We are an umbrella organisation of the BAME communities and work directly with these groups such as African-Caribbean, Black African, Bangladeshi, Chinese, Indian, Italian, Middle-Eastern, Pakistani, Polish etc. We will be closely working with these groups to increase the awareness about the benefits of vaccine and at the same time explaining the risks involves when infected by Covid-19. Our work will involve the following tasks: 1. We will create a ‘Vaccine Community Support Group’ having representations from all ethnic communities. Community Champions will be invited to join this group who will work with their specific communities to raise vaccine awareness and promote vaccine take up. 2.We will run various workshops of leisure and pleasure activities where health officials will be invited to talk about the vaccine and answer questions about ‘myths and hymns’. Workshop will include healthy cookery sessions, Cake Baking sessions, Dance Workshop, Singing and Comedy Show. 3.We will visit various community venues such as Church, Mosques, Temples, Community Centres to run awareness sessions. 4. We will be running befriending services through the members of our Vaccine Community Support Group’ to have consultations with those people who have turned down vaccine offer on a one-to-one basis. 5. We will provide transport support to those who don’t have any access to a vehicle for visiting the vaccine centre. 6. We will introduce a ‘Reward Scheme’ for those who take vaccine. This will be given in a form of Supermarket Vouchers.
18/08/2021 £4,387 £8,850 ST ALBANS MOROCCAN COMMUNITY since the beginning of the pendamic the Moroccan Community have been in contact with our member to take all the nesserly action to protect them selves and theire families by respecting the government guidance we have encouriging the old people to book the appointment to have the vaccine as soon as possible we we also made the transport available for them when needed.. we offer to do shoping for the old and people in isolation . up to 95% of over 50s has been vaccinated we are encouraging over 30s to book their covid vaccine Appointment most people don't know they're infected until they have infected others. food for the vulnerable people including luncheon club.
18/08/2021 £3,000 £26,722 STEVENAGE WORLD FORUM Further to our Stevenage Legacy and Resilience project , we held 6 webinars on: Partnership capacity building and support; Stakeholders knowledge and experience sharing; BAME Health clinicans on effects of Covid-19 and take up of vaccinations; Mental Health covering loss and bereavement; Addressing inequalities; Partnership's reflections and building the stories in an exhibition in partnership with Stevenage Museum. BeMe and SWF will "re-visit" the Vaccine take-up with BAME health professionals, people and groups. Covid Information Champions to share what as community leaders have heard/experienced Stevenage Health Partnership to share their updates on how the health and wellbeing of local residents are taken into account with delivery of services. Storybooks to be scoped, designed and displayed in the Museum. J7C will help with the design and production of the Storybooks. SWF will provide support via our Community Connector with social media and infrastructure support as the lead body. Continuous conversations still needed to reassure BAME people and communities about taking up vaccines and accessing health services.
18/08/2021 £5,000 £204,446 GATE (GYPSY & TRAVELLER EMPOWERMENT HERTS) Although the take up for the vaccine has been encouraging in the older cohort, there is a committed group of anti vax supporters within the younger generations. There is a narrative around fertility circulating within the communities and indeed wider society, family and children are very important to GRT people, and fertility issues are often a source of stigma, GATE is offering an alternative narrative and promoting reputable sources of legitimate information such as GOV. and NHS sites. GATE has a healthy following on most social media platforms and will continue to guide our communities to these such sites. As the country begins to open up more the messages and guidelines are becoming increasingly confusing, such as it will not be a legal requirement to wear a face mask but you are advised to do so. GATE proposes to offer clarity and consistency to our communities in our messaging, we propose to break down the guidelines into easy read posts, we propose to debunk any ant vax narratives with clear concise easy to follow facts. The younger generations need gentle guidance and prompting to book a vaccine appointment, GATE will reiterate the need to vacant oneself to protect others.
18/08/2021 £1,750 £134,706 THE PHOENIX GROUP FOR DEAF CHILDREN AND YOUNG ADULTS We would target British Sign Language Users by providing signed information on the vaccine, its importance, the procedures for booking, the side effects etc. This would involve our BSL Interpreter translating the written Government information into BSL and then filming herself signing it. She would then need to edit the videos. This is all time consuming. Our BSL Interpreter is a familiar, friendly face to our members and we think that members will be reassured by the information that she is providing. We would send it out to all of our members through Mailchimp and also promote it on social media. We would also provide a vaccine buddy service for any of our members who require support to get the vaccine. This may be by providing transport, communication at the test centre or just having company if they are anxious about the procedure. This will be for BSL and non BSL users.
18/08/2021 £1,000 £126,774 STEVENAGE MUSLIM COMMUNITY CENTRE Promote via website, Notification on the community app and weekly announcements and notice board. Our main target will be ethnic minority of our community. Website consolations and development Arranging leaflet distributions and design Awareness of covid-19 Administration
13/08/2021 £2,021 ROYSTON TOWN YOUTH FC Formed in 1975 we are now offering football opportunities for Just under 500 boys and girls across 31 teams. We also run a ‘Wildcats’ program aimed at increasing female participation. A ‘Mini Crows’ program aimed at getting young children involved in football and also an ‘Inclusive’ football program aimed at Increasing football opportunities for children with learning and physical disabilities. As a club we also support local charitable courses throughout the year, an example being the running of a food bank during the pandemic to support local families in conjunction with the Royston Evangelical church and Trumpington Food bank. We believe that every child has a right to play football and our activities and various initiatives undoubtedly promote health and well being, strengthen community spirit, develop life skills and team work amongst our young players and coaches.
13/08/2021 £2,021 BOREHAMWOOD 2000 FC In addition to our League commitments, our volunteer coaches have delivered over 400 free training sessions & friendly matches in between and after each of the multiple Covid lockdowns our country has endured with up to four training sessions a week per team. This has been vital in getting children outside in the fresh air, giving them social contact with their peers again, gaining fitness after long periods of inactivity and, most of all, finally having fun after months and months of despair and solitude. We also held a socially distanced Fun day and trophy presentation when restrictions permitted, celebrating our children's resilience and showering them with immensely deserved gifts and medals. We are sure all our efforts have helped develop life skills in our children as they train and work together as a team to better deal with this crisis and learning about resiliency, forging lifelong links with each other in the process. We are keeping impressionable youngsters engaged in a healthy pursuit keeping them off the streets and potential trouble, focusing their minds healthily on what they can achieve in the future, post Covid.
13/08/2021 £2,021 APEX IN THE COMMUNITY CIC HERTFORDSHIRE Apex in the Community, Herts CIC runs the Active Dacorum Hub which is becoming an integral part of the local community - As lockdown eases, hundreds of local participants are getting involved in physical activity from the Active Dacorum Hub here we are based building stronger communities. With the sessions, events and activities planned for the Summer, we will be able to bring the community together with a targeted approach working in partnership with Dacorum Borough Council.
13/08/2021 £2,021 GET SET 4 TENNIS CIC Organisational aim - Improving Mental Health. Case study: live online Zoom tennis for shielding children with SEND. Normally we work with children who have mild to severe special educational needs and disabilities, delivering fun tennis activities face to face. One of the stated intentions of the activities is improved mental health as a result of improved physical fitness, release of endorphins and improved mood, concentration and behaviour. Parents and teachers have frequently told us how tennis has helped improved their child’s mental well-being in terms of mood, attention span and behaviour. Unfortunately, due to schools being forced to close during the pandemic, we not only lost our club tennis courts and classroom location but also had to stop delivering all our face to face tennis activities. Many of the children we coach also suffer from complex mental health issues which have been exacerbated by isolation, lack of physical exercise and break in routine, in particular many have had to shield as they have had underlying health conditions so could not even return when schools reopened. We kept in touch with parents and teachers during these difficult times and discussed how we could help support the childrens' physical and mental needs. As a result, we devised an innovative online tennis activity programme and ensured the children had the same coach online as they did in person as it was felt this would help with anxiety through continuity.
13/08/2021 £2,000 HITCHIN TOWN LADIES FC Our club wants to create a continued safe and enjoyable environment for our members by giving them a chance to escape daily battles they have, provide them with a social activity and give them a chance to be apart of something. We have managed to secure an identity of the club and given players tracksuits and training kits with the club crest on to give them a sense of belonging. We give those from protected characteristics the chance to play the game they love without discrimination. We give chances to young people from the ages of 16 to be apart of something to take them off the streets twice a week to reduce anti-social behaviour on our local communities. We work closely with our parent clubs disability, mental health & homeless strand to provide sessions and giving them self worth and improving their weekly lives.
13/08/2021 £2,000 ST. JOSEPH'S GAELIC FOOTBALL CLUB Many of our club members start at a young age and continue up to Senior level which is lovely to see. They and their families continually support the club even when they go to university they still come back and join us again. We have a strong bond and many of the Seniors have gained employment from many parents or they know someone who has a business in their interest. We have facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and webpage. Our Child support officer who is also a social worker provides us with updates on mental awareness and how it could effect people. We also have a strong communication between parents and throughout lockdown we all encouraged them to stay fit, safe and well by doing zoom fitness, quizzes etc. Many teenagers take up pe for GCSE and we help them to develop skills, training, refereeing and help complete the sections requested towards their examinations. We encourage anyone in their teens to join in and everyones welcome.
13/08/2021 £2,000 CRUSADERS SKATE HOCKEY CLUB Skate hockey is a full contact sport. We often have young people who have not been "good enough" to play for traditional teams. At Crusaders, everyone is in the team. We find that by being part of a team helps young people to show their skills, and find something that they excel at. Our coaches will often speak to the teams saying, this is not school, you don't have to be here, but if you are here then you will learn to share your skills and knowledge with younger players. You will not be aggressive anywhere, even on the pitch, and at the end of each match we shake hands and are ALL friends again. Our players, in all age groups, regularly play abroad in European championships. They play as part of a team with players from other clubs, they travel together, they have to share the triumphs and upsets together. They come back from tournaments with new friends, and build strong communities. No child is left behind because they cannot afford to go. We firmly believe that every child is good at something. Our players may not be succeeding at school, but to win a game helps with their mental health immeasurably. Even losing a match, bonds them together and develops life skills that you can lose a game, but you have learnt a lesson from it. With an ever more difficult job market, to be able to put on your CV that you do a niche sport such as Skater Hockey makes you stand out, and gives you a point of interest to talk about at interviews. You can show that you are part of a team, and work well with others. We feel this improves our young peoples employability skills. Being in a safe environment, training with like minded people, being supported by the Club as a whole, means that we have players who came to us at 7 or 8 years old, and are still playing in the 40s with us. They bring their children to join us now. They tell us, that without the stability of the Club, they would probably have turned to petty crime. We honestly cannot think of one negative thing that being part of Crusaders Skate Hockey Club does. Our young players, both girls and boys, play as equals, something that very few other sports offer.
13/08/2021 £2,021 RICKMANSWORTH CRICKET CLUB Our aim is to always be an all inclusive club and we encourage people to participate and constantly improve the club. As we have a wide range of ages across our membership, the younger kids we focus very much at the early years of developing life skills - hand eye coordination, interacting with other kids, taking instructions from the coaches, working in a team approach. We focus very much on the community and encourage members from the community to join and beyond. We spend a lot of time on youth development and across our 4 league teams you will find a high % of youth who know play - this focuses on their extra curricular activities that is often required later in life. With COVID and the number of lock downs in place, we've spent time focusing on the mental side of the game, improving interaction with each other, providing better coaching (and still want to improve) and encourage the team ethos approach. We still have a lot to do, but are continually improving our approach
27/07/2021 £27,199 WEST HERTS ABC AND EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT Educational Support project for young people with behaviour/attendance issues at school, working towards a sports accreditation.
12/07/2021 £9,566 IMAJICA THEATRE COMPANY Grant to Imajica Theatre Company
12/07/2021 £10,000 WEST HERTS ABC AND EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT Grant to West Herts ABC and Educational Support
12/07/2021 £9,027 £234,159 HACRO Grant to HACRO
29/06/2021 £5,000 £162,499 GIVE. HELP. SHARE. Grant to Give. Help. Share.
24/06/2021 £5,000 £444,791 CITIZENS ADVICE EAST HERTS Grant to Citizens Advice East Herts
24/06/2021 £4,610 £411,454 CITIZENS ADVICE ST ALBANS AND DISTRICT Grant to Citizens Advice St Albans and District
24/06/2021 £9,706 £6,642,949 CRUSE BEREAVEMENT CARE Grant to Cruse Bereavement Care
24/06/2021 £9,685 WALK THE WALK FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICE CIC - FORMERLY HERTFORDSHIRE PRACTICAL PARENTING PROGRAMME Grant to Walk the Walk Family Support Service CIC - formerly Hertfordshire Practical Parenting Programme
24/06/2021 £4,160 STEVENAGE CREDIT UNION LTD Grant to Stevenage Credit Union Ltd
24/06/2021 £5,000 £26,722 STEVENAGE WORLD FORUM Grant to Stevenage World Forum
24/06/2021 £29,892 £328,827 YOUTH TALK Grant to Youth Talk
24/06/2021 £9,961 £311,123 CHEXS Grant to CHEXS
24/06/2021 £9,210 £146,531 HERTS DISABILITY SPORTS FOUNDATION Grant to Herts Disability Sports Foundation
18/06/2021 £4,980 £9,829 TECHSAFE CIO (FORMERLY EXCITE-ED) Grant to Techsafe CIO (formerly Excite-ed)
18/06/2021 £5,000 £35,702 TRINITY COMMUNITY PROJECT (TCP) Grant to Trinity Community Project (TCP)
18/06/2021 £5,000 £261,548 HEADWAY HERTFORDSHIRE Grant to Headway Hertfordshire
18/06/2021 £4,500 £285,857 HERTS VISION LOSS Grant to Herts Vision Loss
15/06/2021 £5,000 £331,131 WELWYN & HATFIELD WOMEN'S REFUGE AND SUPPORT SERVICES Grant to Welwyn & Hatfield Women's Refuge and Support Services
15/06/2021 £5,000 £65,441 YOUNG PEOPLE'S PUPPET THEATRE Grant to Young People's Puppet Theatre
15/06/2021 £5,000 WATFORD WALKING FOOTBALL Grant to Watford Walking Football
15/06/2021 £4,605 £558,629 CITIZENS ADVICE SERVICE IN THREE RIVERS (FORMERLY CAB THREE RIVERS) Grant to Citizens Advice Service in Three Rivers (formerly CAB Three Rivers)
15/06/2021 £4,961 £858,663 THE LIVING ROOM Grant to The Living Room
15/06/2021 £5,000 £780,148 WATFORD SHELTERED WORKSHOP LTD Grant to Watford Sheltered Workshop Ltd
14/06/2021 £5,000 £395,756 PLAYSKILL Grant to Playskill
14/06/2021 £4,875 £115,472 WATFORD & 3 RIVERS FURNITURE RECYCLING SCHEME (AKA 9 LIVES FURNITURE) Grant to Watford & 3 Rivers Furniture Recycling Scheme (aka 9 Lives Furniture)
09/06/2021 £10,000 WHEATHAMPSTEAD WANDERERS FOOTBALL CLUB Contribution towards new Pavilion.
09/06/2021 £29,892 £328,827 YOUTH TALK Grant to Youth Talk
09/06/2021 £1,290 HIGHFIELD PRESCHOOL PTA New Toilet Facilities
08/06/2021 £5,000 £64,970 JEDIDIAH UK Grant to Jedidiah UK
08/06/2021 £5,000 £45,185 HEARTS HELPING HERTS Grant to Hearts Helping Herts
08/06/2021 £5,000 £17,164 WATFORD AND THREE RIVERS REFUGEE PARTNERSHIP (WTRRP) Grant to Watford and Three Rivers Refugee Partnership (WTRRP)
02/06/2021 £4,948 NGORLI COMMUNITY INTEREST COMPANY Grant to Ngorli Community Interest Company
02/06/2021 £4,603 £205,549 COMMUNITY LEARNING PARTNERSHIP Grant to Community Learning Partnership
02/06/2021 £1,020 10TH GOFFS OAK RAINBOW AND BROWNIE AND GUIDE AND RANGER UNIT Grant to 10th Goffs Oak Rainbow and Brownie and Guide and Ranger Unit
04/05/2021 £4,993 £1,522,984 HERTS YOUNG HOMELESS Grant to Herts Young Homeless
04/05/2021 £3,720 £2,375,730 WATFORD NEW HOPE TRUST Grant to Watford New Hope Trust
04/05/2021 £2,230 STEVENAGE BOROUGH COUNCIL Grant to Stevenage Borough Council
19/04/2021 £5,000 WEST HERTS ABC AND EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT Grant to West Herts ABC and Educational Support
29/03/2021 £5,000 £418,126 THE NEUROKINEX CHARITABLE TRUST People living with chronic paralysis need access to activity-based recovery and wellness programmes in order to maintain physical health and to stave off the myriad of serious secondary complications caused by inactivity. This is particularly important during a pandemic where they are clinically vulnerable. Our programmes also act to reduce isolation in a group who are mobility-impaired and therefore less prone to go out into the community, which in turn improves mental wellbeing.
29/03/2021 £5,000 KNEBWORTH COVID RESPONSE TEAM Communication that promotes inclusion and to help mental health and reduce loneliness, hot food.
29/03/2021 £5,000 WIGGLY WILLOW CIC Through Lockdown - Well-being and mental health has been very necessary and we have remained open to support as best we can to support with contact, phone calls, face time and safe face to face education.
29/03/2021 £2,500 FILM SKOOL DELUXE Deal with isolation and loneliness and equip them with skills to lessen the digital divide and equip them with ICT skills.
29/03/2021 £10,000 WISE ABOUT FOOD CIC Whilst not working directly with CEV beneficiaries, I have been closely involved with providing services to carers in Hertfordshire. Carers suffer from isolation and are in need of interaction with others. They benefit from sharing ideas with other carers and having a supportive network to reach out to. Wise about Food workshops provide this. Wise about Food has also been involved with ELFT recovery college helping those suffering from mental health problems and in need of social contact. Both groups benefit from nutrition and cooking advice, as a healthy lifestyle is directly linked to mental wellbeing.
29/03/2021 £20,000 £194,541 SMALL ACTS OF KINDNESS TRUST Grant to Small Acts of Kindness Trust
29/03/2021 £5,000 £35,702 TRINITY COMMUNITY PROJECT (TCP) To be supported in combating social isolation, loneliness, digital exclusion, prejudice and discrimination
29/03/2021 £15,000 £29,101 THE CRESCENT SUPPORT GROUP Emotional and practical support, advice, signposting, advocacy
29/03/2021 £15,000 HERTFORDSHIRE INDEPENDENT LIVING SERVICE Food, nutrition support, dementia support, exercise support (falls prevention), advocacy, social isolation and mental health
29/03/2021 £5,000 CARE FOR FREEDOM LTD Re-establish connection with wider society. Support with social re-integration – shopping, social outings etc, rebuilding confidence in the outside world. Decluttering support emotional and practical. Short term and long-term support. Help to navigate home repairs minor and major, many in disrepair with shame/stigma presenting barriers to repairs, many without heat or essential services. Grief counselling/trauma support Up to date information on Covid-19/PPE safety advice Help to access technology, support to use technology. Access to external agencies. Support with personal care. Support with cleaning and cooking. Benefits advice. Support with bills/letters Employment support. Drug and alcohol support. Emergency heating/clothing/bedding Emergency food supplies.
29/03/2021 £10,000 POHWER Food support/access to priority shopping/mental health support/fuel poverty support/advocacy and health and social care navigation support/reduce social isolation by linking individuals up with community support.
29/03/2021 £10,000 £2,837,907 SAFER PLACES Domestic abuse support
29/03/2021 £8,000 LITTLE GROVE CIC Support to re-build confidence. To overcome boredom, isolation & anxiety. Support to re-build social & communication skills & effective coping strategies. Support with digital inclusion.
29/03/2021 £8,000 ST ALBANS M.E. GROUP To be able to have a voice when being isolated and alone, interact with each other for emotional support, socially, take part in engaging activities like art and family history to maintain a sense of purpose and know they are not alone. To be able to find and access practical support like shopping, posting things, food preparation, Adult Social Services input for care, blue badge, benefits/financial advice and sharing information on the latest research, treatments and managing the condition. Guest speakers relevant to the condition or needs.
29/03/2021 £5,000 PIONEER APPROACHES Grant to Pioneer Approaches
29/03/2021 £5,000 BISHOP'S WELLBEING Grant to Bishop's Wellbeing
29/03/2021 £5,000 VETERANS SUPPORT GROUP Support via telephone, home visits assistance with day to day living ensuring that we are Helping to Alleviation of poverty and/or debt advice
29/03/2021 £10,500 OPEN ART BOX CIC Dementia, Parkinsons, Diabetes
29/03/2021 £10,000 GREEN CARE AT NORTON CIC Physical and mental health issues, including disabilities and significant learning difficulties. Long term unemployment. Loneliness and isolation. Recovery from hospitalisation.
29/03/2021 £7,520 ALL SORTS DEMENTIA GROUP CIC To gain stimulation in an understanding environment for the sake of their short term memory difficulties and difficulty in initiating activity independently. The mental health of those who are CEV has been extremely negatively impacted as a result of declining cognitive function.
29/03/2021 £5,000 PARK STREET RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION Fresh bread (which we deliver weekly-not packaged) and vegetables, Information leaflets, puzzle books and other reading materials, a face to face chat is always welcomed (socially distanced)
29/03/2021 £10,000 RURAL CARE AT CHURCH FARM ARDELEY Grant to Rural Care at Church Farm Ardeley
29/03/2021 £10,000 BRICK BY BRICK COMMUNITIES confidence building, elimination of anxiety, lifting of their spirits and improving mental and social interaction.
29/03/2021 £5,000 PIRTON VILLAGE HALL MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE keeping in touch and telephone befriending, collecting and delivering shopping and medications, window and door step check in calls, taking CEV residents for vaccinations
29/03/2021 £5,000 STATUS EDUCATION ealth support and mental health during the Covid-19 situation. Many of the people in our network have a learning disability, and these have been identified as CEV, and although many of them have taken up the opportunity for the vaccination against COVID-19, it has become increasingly apparent that some of our other clients - BAME older people are refusing the vaccination. This is evident from our research in Hertfordshire, informed by work carried out by HAWA volunteers. We see a key need to support CEV people, particularly over the age of 60 by giving them access to reliable, informative information about the vaccination, its side effects, its chemical make up and the enormous benefits of being protected against COVID-19. We already have access to a large group of Asian Women in Hertfordshire, who have informed the volunteers that somewhere in the region of 73% are refusing the vaccine. The key need here is an information, advice and guidance campaign to persuade 'vaccine refusers' or those who are about to be offered the vaccine and who are preparing to refuse, to step forward and have the vaccine. Mental health is being affected by the conflicting information which is being passed around the BAME community and we are particularly concerned about the possible negative perception of the BAME community in Hertfordshire if low uptake figures are revealed, without a concerted campaign to turn this situation around.
29/03/2021 £5,000 £411,454 CITIZENS ADVICE ST ALBANS AND DISTRICT help to maximise income, reduce outgoings, manage debts, tackle social isolation
29/03/2021 £20,000 £1,854,387 COMMUNITY ACTION DACORUM The CEV population we are working with are generally well supported and have access to a wide range of services with 98% of those we are supporting regularly benefiting from the charity’s activities. The feedback we receive from this group is that their current concern is returning to the community and the new risks that this may pose. The group needs support to reintegrate and gently grow confidence to reduce anxiety, tackle loneliness, and improve wellbeing in the longer term.
29/03/2021 £7,500 £183,846 CDA HERTS Our countywide survey told us there are 2052 vulnerable (205 CEVs) people living in isolated rural areas, whose lives rely on receiving help & assistance from their local Covid-19 Volunteer Support Group. The local coordinators of these groups said that of the people they were supporting, 47% required digital help in doing everyday tasks online and assistance in using IT and smart equipment / devices in order to keep in touch with friends & family. We have therefore developed a pilot project to offer digital supported learning opportunities for vulnerable & elderly residents highlighted by the survey living within isolated rural communities of Hertfordshire.
29/03/2021 £7,500 CVS BROXBOURNE & EAST HERTS Many of our CEV beneficiaries are lonely and isolated, needing support with reintegration into the community. Using this grant we will contact clients to offer 1:1/Small-group support addressing issues around wellbeing, upskilling, confidence building and integration into social situations. Several clients require support with housing, employment and benefit advice. If successful, we have a member of staff dedicated to this project during April to support clients with these issues. We will also help with Digital Upskilling so that they can access services online. Each client will be offered a 1:1 review, small group support sessions and signposting to other services.
29/03/2021 £5,000 £439,905 NORTH HERTS CVS Befriending, shopping, help with errands, prescription collections, help with pet care, support to go out of the house after shielding, digital support, signposting to services in the community, reassurance on covid-19 guidance, regulations and the vaccine.
29/03/2021 £7,500 £439,905 NORTH HERTS CVS Support with transport, shopping and prescription collections.
29/03/2021 £5,000 £76,059 DACORUM COMMUNITY TRUST DCT arranged for 268 food parcels to be delivered to people who advised they were too scared to leave their homes or shielding due to Covid19. The Trust contributed towards a partner agencies delivery expenses.
29/03/2021 £5,000 £141,877 DRUM All our disabled members and many of their carers are at higher risk from catching Covid 19
29/03/2021 £5,000 £214,988 EARTHWORKS Our seven CEV Earthworkers are individuals with Downs Syndrome. They are remaining at home at present in order to shield during the pandemic. Usually attending Earthworks’ site for one day a week, these Earthworkers need the purposeful activity and contact with support networks that Earthworks provides, and they need this more than ever at this time. Our worksheet and growing-at-home activities boost mental and physical wellbeing, offer a sense of purpose and provide an opportunity for communication and remote social contact.
29/03/2021 £10,000 £2,065,024 GROUNDWORK EAST We have found that loneliness and isolation has been a contributing factor to their health and well being during the pandemic. We have been helping them have better access to their gardens to enable them the opportunity to get outdoors and be more active.
29/03/2021 £5,000 WALK THE WALK FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICE CIC - FORMERLY HERTFORDSHIRE PRACTICAL PARENTING PROGRAMME Poverty, loneliness, a decline in their emotional well-being which has led to a rise in a rapid response from our organisation to reduce the risk of self-harming, significant health conditions of either themselves or their children. Two of our parents have children with Downs Syndrome, 1 is undergoing cancer treatment, and the other 6 have long term health conditions. 7 out of the 9 families have been unable to work due to shielding during this period.
29/03/2021 £14,000 £131,021 HERTS INCLUSIVE THEATRE Social isolation is a huge problem for families with children, and adults, with a disability. People with a learning disability face many issues, from the persistent challenge of trying to ‘fit in’, to frustration at not being able to express how they feel, to daily crippling anxiety because they cannot make sense of what is happening around them. They commonly develop stress-reducing behaviours that can make them appear strange or unruly, evoking disapproving responses from the public. Loneliness, lack of friends, few social activities, and little support are among the most common problems that they and their families face, only being further compounded by the pandemic and lockdowns.
29/03/2021 £10,000 £40,988 TRIANGLE COMMUNITY GARDEN • Building confidence and self-esteem-sowing seeds and tending plants seeing them grow will develop confidence and feeling of control. • Feeling of self and rediscovery of own identity • 1:1 Reintegration, leading to small group and then social inclusion within the larger group and community . • Resilience building and support; learning and developing coping strategies . • Coming to terms with what has happened over the year • Physical and muscle development –walking and using tools to strengthen muscle, balance and physical confidence . • Re- normalising through grounding techniques through gardening . • Self- care –hands, space wearing masks within our setting . • Additional communication needs- virtual and within sessions.
29/03/2021 £7,500 £49,713 SUPPORTED ACTIVITIES PROGRAMME Supported Activities Programme provide sport and recreation activities in community buildings which we have been unable to do during COVID. We are looking to new ways of reducing our members isolation and improving their current quality of life and reconnecting people..
29/03/2021 £5,000 LEONARD CHESHIRE HOME In 2021, the more virulent strain of Covid-19 has brought new restrictions and calls for more stringent safety controls. This has not only affected those classed as CEV but the rest of our beneficiaries too. To protect our residents, carers and nurses, our services have been in lockdown. 62% of disabled people have reported the coronavirus has negatively affected their health and wellbeing. Many have experienced a great deal of loneliness and isolation. To combat this, staff have proactively engaged residents in meaningful wellbeing activities. We are also using smart technologies to connect residents to loved ones and their communities.
29/03/2021 £5,000 £19,593 ST ALBANS MENCAP The need for support (almost always on a 1;1, 2:1 or sometimes 2:1 basis) to enable them to socialise, gain life skills, exercise and by accessing the community, wherever possible assist them to access the wider world and what it has to offer them. This enables them to gain as much independence as they can perhaps learning to swim, cope with and enjoy animals (pat a dog), shop, cook and then eat communally. Above all supported by high levels of care and personal care assistance.
29/03/2021 £5,000 £2,911,303 WATFORD & DISTRICT MENCAP SOCIETY People who have a learning disability are statistically proven to be more vulnerable to falling ill with Covid-19. People who have Down’s Syndrome have only recently been categorised as being CEV, therefore having to re-adjust to heavier restrictions. For a group of people who are historically less seen and understood, these factors have disproportionately impacted their mental and physical health as well as their financial stability. Some people have had difficulty in accessing education, others have found the lockdown period difficult at home and wish to explore alternative housing options. Some people have lost their volunteering or paid employment roles.
29/03/2021 £25,000 £645,272 MUDLARKS COMMUNITY GARDEN At Mudlarks our learning-disabled gardeners live with profound disabilities including Downs Syndrome, Autism, Global Delay Syndrome, Fragile X and Cerebral Palsy. Many live with multiple disabilities. What all our beneficiaries have in common is the need for purposeful and supportive day care. Mudlarks gives each learning-disabled person the opportunity to work alongside non-disabled volunteers and staff and build lifelong friendships which creates a better support network for all. Throughout Covid-19 our key needs of our beneficiaries have been to protect them from Covid-19, reduce their isolation and try and bring some normality and consistency to their lives.
29/03/2021 £5,000 £50,337 REDBOURN CARE GROUP Many of our clinically vulnerable residents have no family or carer support, no transport and often have physical and mental wellbeing components complicating their lives. In a rural community such as Redbourn, individuals are also disadvantaged by lack of adequate public transportation which brings its own risks associated with COVID. RCG is a major community focused organisation that tries to alleviate both these disadvantages and inequalities. This bid is to assist mitigating these issues especially exacerbated by Covid. Referral and demand for NHS services increase by such factors such as age, co-morbidities, socio-economic and social isolation
29/03/2021 £5,000 SPECIAL OLYMPICS ST ALBANS the overriding needs of our members over the last year has been the feeling of loneliness and isolation. Their normal routines have been turned upside down, which places extra stresses and worries. The families of our younger members have also struggled with not having the face to face support and respite which is vital when having a child with an additional need. Exercise and keeping fit is vital to our members and for many, although we have been running regular Zoom exercise classes, there is nothing like meeting up with your friends in a safe environment and exercising in a fun and sociable way.
29/03/2021 £10,000 £25,522,000 ST ELIZABETH'S CENTRE All of our service users have severe epilepsy/complex health conditions, which make them very vulnerable to Covid. They also require personal care/support to keep fed, washed and safe, which means social distancing is difficult. Many have struggled with the necessary changes to their routine and with inactivity, which can then cause health issues, including seizures. They need specialist, consistent support in a Covid-secure environment, enabling social interaction with others, participation in leisure activities/social enterprises, so maintaining current skills and developing new ones, and supporting positive mental health. For day clients, it also provides much-needed respite for their primary carers.
29/03/2021 £10,000 £1,012,825 SUNNYSIDE RURAL TRUST The key issues for our CEV trainees are loneliness/isolation and wellbeing (physical and mental). Whilst we have remained open, a large number of our trainees have had to stay home. We have been offering engagement activities and virtual support. It is now time for people to begin the transition back into their community. We are finding that there have been a number of consequences to being at home for long periods e.g. severe anxiety, loss of skills, deterioration in family relationships due to the strain of Covid-19 and a decline in confidence as well as in their physical health.
29/03/2021 £5,000 £757,467 THE LIVING ROOM We have seen a rise in clients needing extra counselling support to deal with isolation and loneliness, bereavement, and worsening mental health conditions including eating disorders, depression, bipolar disorders and schizophrenia. These clients need extra counselling outside of the group environment, which we provide with a one-to-one counselling session via Zoom or telephone that might last between 30-60 minutes. Other clients have no access to, or fear, the technology they need to join online counselling sessions and so have been without group counselling support since March 2020. We support these clients with weekly one-to-one telephone counselling.
29/03/2021 £5,000 £33,918 UP ON DOWNS Most CEV families have been isolating at home with children for the whole pandemic. Some have felt left behind by the vaccine rollout because it is not yet approved for children. Some have been left behind because regular therapy and social activity stopped. Our CEV families need individualised support to renew their sense of belonging within the community, improve confidence and be able to share experience and information with others to get the best from services generally. We need to reach out to them individually via a mix of communication options, offering empathy, resources and problem-solving.
29/03/2021 £15,000 £199,781 VIEWPOINT Grant to Viewpoint
29/03/2021 £5,000 £19,417 VOLUNTEER CENTRE BROXBOURNE & EAST HERTS Shopping and prescription, befriending, neighbourhood walks and tech support, dog walking eassurance calls
29/03/2021 £14,000 £693,810 WATFORD SHELTERED WORKSHOP LTD PPE; social contact; support against loneliness; help and advice
29/03/2021 £10,000 £52,968 GROWING PEOPLE Socially isolated even before the pandemic our gardeners have suffered from increased hopelessness, loneliness, lack of exercise and motivation. Most reported a loss of routine, sleeping problems, increased ruminative thinking, anger, anxiety and depression. Individuals have relapsed into alcohol and substance abuse, missed important mental health consultations. During the year we have seen an increase in suicidal thinking, self-harm and the death of one gardener from a drug overdose. With limited relationship skills and small reserves of emotional resilience, gardeners have drawn on our support to cope with grief, anxiety, confusion and change.
29/03/2021 £5,000 £129,086 GATE (GYPSY & TRAVELLER EMPOWERMENT HERTS) The impacts of the pandemic on Gypsy, Roma, Travellers remains hidden. There are increased challenges for those living on sites, including accessibility of gas bottles, sewerage and obtaining fresh water. Those living on unauthorised sites experience the most problems, especially in accessing suitable sanitation and waste disposal. Difficulties keeping up to date on changing public health messages, due to literacy or digital exclusion issues as well as fear of engagement with authorities and challenges in registering with GPs a higher number of underlying health conditions, resulting in more serious illness, higher risks of poor mental health and suicide.
29/03/2021 £25,000 £178,051 PARA DANCE Grant to Para Dance
29/03/2021 £5,000 £126,774 STEVENAGE MUSLIM COMMUNITY CENTRE Providing meals and support, Visit time to time
11/03/2021 £4,900 £205,549 COMMUNITY LEARNING PARTNERSHIP Grant to Community Learning Partnership
11/03/2021 £5,000 £72,854 THE PIONEER CLUB Grant to THE PIONEER CLUB
11/03/2021 £1,050 STEVENAGE EDUCATION SUPPORT CENTRE Grant to Stevenage Education Support Centre
05/03/2021 £5,000 £56,129 ONE VISION Grant to One Vision
05/03/2021 £10,000 £934,175 EMMAUS HERTFORDSHIRE Grant to Emmaus Hertfordshire
05/03/2021 £4,998 HERTFORDSHIRE INDEPENDENT LIVING SERVICE Grant to Hertfordshire Independent Living Service
05/03/2021 £5,136 £1,979,484 HAVEN FIRST Grant to Haven First
01/03/2021 £500 HERTFORD FOODBANK Grant to Hertford Foodbank
01/03/2021 £1,600 £244,768 REDBOURN CHRISTMAS HAMPERS SCHEME Grant to Redbourn Christmas Hampers Scheme
25/02/2021 £8,250 £111,233 BISHOPS STORTFORD YOUTH PROJECT The Youth Take Action group will be getting young people involved in social action projects in the Bishops Stortford area. We will engage with the young people before the projects begin in a comfortable environment. Allowing them to set tasks for the individual projects and encouraging them to help allocate the resources in the projects. We will then plan in group rewards after each project. Where the teams of young people can enjoy and reflect on the projects. This project will consist of three mini projects taking place during the school holidays during the summer and over the May and October 2021 half terms assuming permissable in light of restrictions. Project 1 Garden Project The garden project is a project where the young people with two youth workers will engage with the council. To help to clean, maintain and do some gardening a recreational area in Bishop Stortford. It will be over two days in the half term with around ten young people for around eight hours,four hours each day. We will plan in time for discussion and planning with the young people before undertaking the work. We will provide the equipment needed such as gloves gardening and cleaning equipment. Young people will be involved in planning a group reward such as group escape room after the project is complete. Project 2 School Project The School project is where we will engage with a local school and offer to clean,maintain and help with any special projects i.e painting with young people and two youth workers. We are planning it over two days with around ten hours engagement five hours each day in the half term. We will plan in time for discussion and planning with the young people before undertaking the work. We will be inviting around ten young people to help in this project. We will also provide the equipment needed. Young people will be involved in planning group reward at the end of the project. Project 3 Park Project The project in the park will consist of young people in a local park over half term litter picking and giving out hot drinks and biscuits to members of the public. This will be over two days in the half term for around eight hours four hours on each day with around ten young people. We will also plan in time for discussion and planning with the young people before undertaking the work. We will provide the pickers gloves and bin bags for the litter picking task. For the beverages and snacks we want to offer to the general public, we plan and organise the preparation of the hot drinks and biscuits in the youth cafe and will make sure we adhere to food and hygiene regulations. Young people wll be involved in planning a group reward such as a restaurant voucher which the young people can use together. In addition the group have asked for a staff cost contribution to the development of their young person accreditation scheme including specific “modules” so that YP experience all aspects of volunteering including fundraising, campaigning and helping others and will provide progression and development opportunities. Young people can work towards bronze, silver and gold awards. They plan to benefit 20 young people per year with this.
25/02/2021 £2,505 £237,320 CHIPS (CHILDRENS INTEGRATED PLAYSCHEME) Grant to Chips (Childrens Integrated PlayScheme)
23/02/2021 £9,888 £934,175 EMMAUS HERTFORDSHIRE Grant to Emmaus Hertfordshire
23/02/2021 £5,000 £194,541 SMALL ACTS OF KINDNESS TRUST Grant to Small Acts of Kindness Trust
23/02/2021 £5,000 KINGS COMMUNTIY CHURCH FOOD HUB Grant to Kings Communtiy Church Food Hub
23/02/2021 £9,634 £131,246 AGE CONCERN BISHOPS STORTFORD Grant to Age Concern Bishops Stortford
23/02/2021 £5,000 £1,901,123 DACORUM EMERGENCY NIGHT SHELTER (DENS) Grant to Dacorum Emergency Night Shelter (DENS)
23/02/2021 £5,000 WALK THE WALK FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICE CIC - FORMERLY HERTFORDSHIRE PRACTICAL PARENTING PROGRAMME Grant to Walk the Walk Family Support Service CIC - formerly Hertfordshire Practical Parenting Programme
12/02/2021 £10,000 £64,970 JEDIDIAH UK Grant to Jedidiah UK
12/02/2021 £3,500 LIVE WELL BOREHAMWOOD Grant to Live Well Borehamwood
12/02/2021 £5,000 £645,272 MUDLARKS COMMUNITY GARDEN Mudlarks works with adults with learning disabilities and mental health challenges, providing them with meaningful day care and/or work experience through their 4 horticultutal projects and Mudlarks Café. Due to COVID restrictions they are currently only able to support 18 people a day at their allotment sites. They are requesting £5000 to cover the cost of providing food to those 18 gardeners (£5 per gardener, 5 days a week for 12 weeks) to ensure they are eating hot and healthy food while on site and have nutricious food to take home for the evenings/weekends.
02/02/2021 £1,200 PARK STREET RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION Grant to Park Street Residents Association
01/02/2021 £4,950 £131,170 STEVENAGE COMMUNITY TRUST Grant to Stevenage Community Trust
01/02/2021 £9,600 £17,164 WATFORD AND THREE RIVERS REFUGEE PARTNERSHIP (WTRRP) Grant to Watford and Three Rivers Refugee Partnership (WTRRP)
29/01/2021 £5,000 NORTON METHODIST COMMUNITY CENTRE Grant to Norton Methodist Community Centre
29/01/2021 £4,290 £36,369 ST ALBANS AND DISTRICT SHOPMOBILITY Grant to St Albans and District Shopmobility
29/01/2021 £3,462 LIVE WELL BOREHAMWOOD Grant to Live Well Borehamwood
29/01/2021 £5,000 £132,336 REVELEY LODGE TRUST Grant to Reveley Lodge Trust
29/01/2021 £5,000 £1,828,569 RE-ENGAGE (FORMERLY CONTACT THE ELDERLY) Grant to Re-engage (formerly Contact the Elderly)
29/01/2021 £4,860 £136,484 HOME-START ROYSTON & SOUTH CAMBRIDGESHIRE Grant to Home-Start Royston & South Cambridgeshire
29/01/2021 £5,000 MEDIATION HERTFORDSHIRE Grant to Mediation Hertfordshire
29/01/2021 £5,000 £1,979,484 HAVEN FIRST Grant to Haven First
29/01/2021 £2,472 £1,439,477 HERTS YOUNG HOMELESS Grant to Herts Young Homeless
28/01/2021 £5,000 £444,791 CITIZENS ADVICE EAST HERTS Grant to Citizens Advice East Herts
19/01/2021 £18,850 £411,454 CITIZENS ADVICE ST ALBANS AND DISTRICT Grant to Citizens Advice St Albans and District
04/01/2021 £28,700 £209,481 THE RECOVER TEAM LIMITED Grant to The Recover Team Limited
08/12/2020 £5,000 £64,970 JEDIDIAH UK Grant to Jedidiah UK
08/12/2020 £5,000 £28,047 LITTLE HADHAM VILLAGE HALL TRUST Grant to Little Hadham Village Hall Trust
08/12/2020 £3,000 £215,164 REDBOURN CHRISTMAS HAMPERS SCHEME Grant to Redbourn Christmas Hampers Scheme
08/12/2020 £6,600 £59,748 BOREHAMWOOD FOODBANK Grant to Borehamwood Foodbank
02/12/2020 £10,000 £59,748 BOREHAMWOOD FOODBANK Grant to Borehamwood Foodbank
19/11/2020 £5,000 WIGGLY WILLOW CIC Grant to Wiggly Willow CIC
19/11/2020 £5,000 £13,072 THE OLIVE BRANCH NETWORK Grant to The Olive Branch Network
19/11/2020 £2,600 £69,773 OPEN DOOR BERKHAMSTED Grant to Open Door Berkhamsted
19/11/2020 £5,000 WEST HERTS ABC AND EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT Grant to West Herts ABC and Educational Support
19/11/2020 £5,000 BOREHAMWOOD 2000 FC Grant to Borehamwood 2000 FC
19/11/2020 £4,600 £175,784 MEENAL AND RISHI SACHDEV FOUNDATION Grant to Meenal and Rishi Sachdev Foundation
19/11/2020 £5,000 £892,436 SARACENS SPORT FOUNDATION Grant to Saracens Sport Foundation
19/11/2020 £4,946 £40,988 TRIANGLE COMMUNITY GARDEN Grant to Triangle Community Garden
19/11/2020 £10,000 £318,673 PLAYSKILL Grant to Playskill
19/11/2020 £5,000 £32,179 THE JOHN CLEMENTS SPORTS AND COMMUNITY TRUST Grant to The John Clements Sports and Community Trust
18/11/2020 £10,000 £1,901,123 DACORUM EMERGENCY NIGHT SHELTER (DENS) Grant to Dacorum Emergency Night Shelter (DENS)
18/11/2020 £8,295 £2,375,730 WATFORD NEW HOPE TRUST Grant to Watford New Hope Trust
18/11/2020 £5,000 £52,968 GROWING PEOPLE Grant to Growing People
17/11/2020 £9,959 £126,885 ASPECTS Grant to ASPECTS
17/11/2020 £10,000 £1,496,753 THE COUNSELLING FOUNDATION Grant to The Counselling Foundation
17/11/2020 £9,600 £484,743 FOOD FOR ALL Grant to Food For All
17/11/2020 £9,815 £131,246 AGE CONCERN BISHOPS STORTFORD Grant to Age Concern Bishops Stortford
17/11/2020 £10,000 £421,811 GROVE COTTAGE BISHOP'S STORTFORD MENCAP Grant to Grove Cottage Bishop's Stortford Mencap
17/11/2020 £7,000 £1,012,825 SUNNYSIDE RURAL TRUST Grant to Sunnyside Rural Trust
17/11/2020 £10,000 £236,733 ELECTRIC UMBRELLA Grant to Electric Umbrella
16/11/2020 £10,000 CVS BROXBOURNE & EAST HERTS Grant to CVS Broxbourne & East Herts
16/11/2020 £10,000 £26,722 STEVENAGE WORLD FORUM Grant to Stevenage World Forum
13/11/2020 £5,000 £29,101 THE CRESCENT SUPPORT GROUP Grant to The Crescent Support Group
04/11/2020 £4,052 £69,787 IRISH NETWORK STEVENAGE Grant to Irish Network Stevenage
04/11/2020 £9,260 £69,787 IRISH NETWORK STEVENAGE Grant to Irish Network Stevenage
27/10/2020 £4,320 £336,958 DACORUM CITIZENS ADVICE (CAB) Grant to Dacorum Citizens Advice (CAB)
23/10/2020 £5,000 £10,383 DAYLIGHT CLUB Grant to Daylight Club
23/10/2020 £4,173 £70,635 HERTFORDSHIRE DOMESTIC ABUSE HELPLINE Grant to Hertfordshire Domestic Abuse Helpline
23/10/2020 £5,000 £59,748 BOREHAMWOOD FOODBANK Grant to Borehamwood Foodbank
07/10/2020 £10,000 £33,656 DOUGLAS DRIVE SENIOR CITIZEN ASSOCIATION Grant to Douglas Drive Senior Citizen Association
07/10/2020 £5,290 WELWYN HATFIELD COMMUNITY SERVICES Grant to Welwyn Hatfield Community Services
07/10/2020 £9,875 WEST HERTS ABC AND EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT Grant to West Herts ABC and Educational Support
07/10/2020 £13,970 £411,454 CITIZENS ADVICE ST ALBANS AND DISTRICT Grant to Citizens Advice St Albans and District
07/10/2020 £10,000 £237,320 CHIPS (CHILDRENS INTEGRATED PLAYSCHEME) Grant to Chips (Childrens Integrated PlayScheme)
07/10/2020 £6,995 £69,787 IRISH NETWORK STEVENAGE Grant to Irish Network Stevenage
07/10/2020 £4,000 £608,053 LETCHWORTH CENTRE FOR HEALTHY LIVING Grant to Letchworth Centre For Healthy Living
06/10/2020 £5,855 £77,770 MUSIC24 Grant to Music24
06/10/2020 £7,540 KHALSA YOUTH FOOTBALL ACADEMY Grant to Khalsa Youth Football Academy
06/10/2020 £5,000 £179,059 PENNIWELLS RIDING CENTRE FOR DISABLED Grant to Penniwells Riding Centre for Disabled
06/10/2020 £10,000 £490,972 SOUTH HILL CENTRE Grant to South Hill Centre
05/10/2020 £5,000 £179,059 PENNIWELLS RIDING CENTRE FOR DISABLED Grant to Penniwells Riding Centre for Disabled
05/10/2020 £3,972 £10,188 FRIENDS OF COUNTESS ANNE SCHOOL Grant to Friends of Countess Anne School
05/10/2020 £5,000 £103,821 POETSIN Grant to PoetsIN
05/10/2020 £98,720 £411,454 CITIZENS ADVICE ST ALBANS AND DISTRICT Grant to Citizens Advice St Albans and District
05/10/2020 £28,648 £98,312 NORTH HERTS MINORITY ETHNIC FORUM Grant to North Herts Minority Ethnic Forum
05/10/2020 £26,703 £62,904 FRIENDS OF COLLETT Grant to Friends of Collett
28/09/2020 £8,040 £35,702 TRINITY COMMUNITY PROJECT (TCP) Grant to Trinity Community Project (TCP)
28/09/2020 £4,684 £2,837,907 SAFER PLACES Grant to Safer Places
28/09/2020 £6,000 £428,646 AGE UK DACORUM Grant to Age UK Dacorum
28/09/2020 £5,000 £444,791 CITIZENS ADVICE EAST HERTS Grant to Citizens Advice East Herts
28/09/2020 £5,000 £1,854,387 COMMUNITY ACTION DACORUM Grant to Community Action Dacorum
28/09/2020 £5,000 £183,846 CDA HERTS Grant to CDA Herts
28/09/2020 £3,230 £106,030 COURTYARD ARTS Grant to Courtyard Arts
28/09/2020 £4,000 £2,065,024 GROUNDWORK EAST Grant to Groundwork East
28/09/2020 £2,500 MEDIATION HERTFORDSHIRE Grant to Mediation Hertfordshire
28/09/2020 £4,586 £1,979,484 HAVEN FIRST Grant to Haven First
25/09/2020 £5,000 £64,970 JEDIDIAH UK Grant to Jedidiah UK
25/09/2020 £5,000 £32,298 HERTS AND ESSEX (WARE) SAMARITANS Grant to Herts and Essex (Ware) Samaritans
25/09/2020 £4,939 COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT EMPLOYMENT & TRAINING C.I.C. Grant to COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT EMPLOYMENT & TRAINING C.I.C.
25/09/2020 £4,985 £2,143,147 GUIDEPOSTS TRUST Grant to Guideposts Trust
25/09/2020 £5,000 £693,810 WATFORD SHELTERED WORKSHOP LTD Grant to Watford Sheltered Workshop Ltd
22/09/2020 £5,000 £281,374 HOME-START WATFORD & THREE RIVERS Grant to Home-Start Watford & Three Rivers
11/09/2020 £3,922 £757,467 THE LIVING ROOM Grant to The Living Room
01/09/2020 £4,979 EAST HERTS COMMUNITY SAFETY PARTNERSHIP Grant to East Herts Community Safety Partnership
28/08/2020 £5,000 WELWYN HATFIELD BOROUGH COUNCIL Grant to Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council
28/08/2020 £9,817 STEPPING OUT (HERTS) Please help us support the NHS during the Covid-19 pandemic by raising funds for walks for carers and the people they care for.
28/08/2020 £5,000 WELWYN HATFIELD COMMUNITY SAFETY PARTNERSHIP Grant to Welwyn Hatfield Community Safety Partnership
28/08/2020 £10,000 £131,015 SPACE Grant to SPACE
28/08/2020 £5,000 £2,253,888 UNSEEN UK Grant to Unseen UK
28/08/2020 £10,000 £1,976,602 EAST AND NORTH HERTFORDSHIRE HOSPITALS CHARITY Grant to East And North Hertfordshire Hospitals Charity
28/08/2020 £10,000 £555,446 RESOLVE Grant to Resolve
28/08/2020 £10,000 £168,726 HERTS DISABILITY SPORTS FOUNDATION Grant to Herts Disability Sports Foundation
27/08/2020 £10,000 £459,117 TRANSITIONS UK Grant to Transitions UK
27/08/2020 £10,000 £111,233 BISHOPS STORTFORD YOUTH PROJECT Grant to Bishops Stortford Youth Project
27/08/2020 £10,000 £53,109 YOUNG PEOPLE'S PUPPET THEATRE Grant to Young People's Puppet Theatre
27/08/2020 £10,000 £135,664 HERTS INCLUSIVE THEATRE Grant to Herts Inclusive Theatre
27/08/2020 £10,000 £2,911,303 WATFORD & DISTRICT MENCAP SOCIETY Grant to Watford & District Mencap Society
27/08/2020 £8,775 £664,898 ST ALBANS AND HERTSMERE WOMEN'S REFUGE Grant to St Albans and Hertsmere Women's Refuge
27/08/2020 £10,000 £18,905 FRIENDS OF ST LUKE'S Grant to Friends of St Luke's
27/08/2020 £10,000 £423,522 CITIZENS ADVICE WATFORD Grant to Citizens Advice Watford
20/08/2020 £5,000 £1,854,387 COMMUNITY ACTION DACORUM Grant to Community Action Dacorum
20/08/2020 £3,000 £6,642,949 CRUSE BEREAVEMENT CARE Grant to Cruse Bereavement Care
20/08/2020 £3,481 £1,439,477 HERTS YOUNG HOMELESS Grant to Herts Young Homeless
18/08/2020 £5,000 HERTFORD CYCLE HUB Grant to Hertford Cycle Hub
18/08/2020 £3,970 FILM SKOOL DELUXE Grant to Film Skool Deluxe
18/08/2020 £3,090 WISE ABOUT FOOD CIC Grant to Wise about Food CIC
18/08/2020 £4,800 £42,392 ROSEDALE COMMUNITY CHURCH Grant to Rosedale Community Church
18/08/2020 £5,000 £278,941 HOME-START HERTFORDSHIRE Grant to Home-Start Hertfordshire
18/08/2020 £5,000 PEARTREE WELLBEING PROJECT Grant to Peartree Wellbeing Project
04/08/2020 £5,000 STRENGTH IN MIND THERAPEUTIC SERVICE CIC Grant to Strength in Mind Therapeutic Service CIC
04/08/2020 £7,800 £209,481 THE RECOVER TEAM LIMITED Grant to The Recover Team Limited
04/08/2020 £7,866 PIONEER APPROACHES Grant to Pioneer Approaches
04/08/2020 £9,996 £585,763 CITIZENS ADVICE WELWYN HATFIELD Grant to Citizens Advice Welwyn Hatfield
04/08/2020 £10,000 £444,791 CITIZENS ADVICE EAST HERTS Grant to Citizens Advice East Herts
04/08/2020 £8,193 £214,988 EARTHWORKS Grant to Earthworks
04/08/2020 £5,000 £2,065,024 GROUNDWORK EAST Grant to Groundwork East
04/08/2020 £10,000 £1,979,484 HAVEN FIRST Grant to Haven First
04/08/2020 £10,000 £757,467 THE LIVING ROOM Grant to The Living Room
04/08/2020 £9,745 £261,192 CHEXS Grant to CHEXS
03/08/2020 £5,000 £5,332 7TH HATFIELD (SOUTH) SCOUT GROUP Grant to 7th Hatfield (South) Scout Group
03/08/2020 £4,975 £87,717 HERTSMERE MENCAP Grant to Hertsmere Mencap
03/08/2020 £3,394 £5,756 DISABILITY WATFORD (PREVIOUSLY WATFORD DISABILITY FORUM) Grant to Disability Watford (previously Watford Disability Forum)
03/08/2020 £4,034 HERTS AREA RAPE CRISIS AND SEXUAL ABUSE CENTRE Grant to Herts Area Rape Crisis and Sexual Abuse Centre
21/07/2020 £10,000 £147,291 PHOENIX CHILDREN GROUP FOR DEAF CHILDREN AND YOUNG ADULTS Grant to Phoenix Children Group for Deaf Children and Young Adults
21/07/2020 £9,268 STEVENAGE CREDIT UNION LTD Grant to Stevenage Credit Union Ltd
21/07/2020 £9,984 £412,229 TILEHOUSE COUNSELLING Grant to Tilehouse Counselling
21/07/2020 £4,125 £46,042 FUTUREHOPE Grant to FutureHope
20/07/2020 £4,800 TECHSAFE CIO (FORMERLY EXCITE-ED) Grant to Techsafe CIO (formerly Excite-ed)
20/07/2020 £10,000 £73,444 WATFORD WOMEN'S CENTRE Grant to Watford Women's Centre
20/07/2020 £5,000 £46,657 HERTS WELCOMES REFUGEES Grant to Herts Welcomes Refugees
20/07/2020 £4,090 THE RED SHED PROJECT Grant to The Red Shed Project
20/07/2020 £5,000 £1,301,192 DRUGLINK Grant to Druglink
20/07/2020 £10,000 £141,877 DRUM Grant to DRUM
20/07/2020 £4,950 £68,174 WATFORD AND THREE RIVERS REFUGEE PARTNERSHIP (WTRRP) Grant to Watford and Three Rivers Refugee Partnership (WTRRP)
20/07/2020 £10,000 £127,010 FUTURE LIVING HERTFORD Grant to Future Living Hertford
14/07/2020 £5,000 £134,166 STARTUPONLINE (ALSO KNOWN AS STARTUP) Grant to Startuponline (also known as Startup)
14/07/2020 £3,750 £84,757 STAND-BY-ME BEREAVEMENT SUPPORT SERVICES FOR CHILDREN Grant to Stand-by-me Bereavement Support Services for Children
07/07/2020 £5,000 £261,548 HEADWAY HERTFORDSHIRE Grant to Headway Hertfordshire
06/07/2020 £4,820 £23,460,000 NORTH HERTFORDSHIRE MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS GROUP Grant to North Hertfordshire Multiple Sclerosis Group
28/06/2020 £4,770 £24,632 HERTS EQUALITY COUNCIL Grant to Herts Equality Council
22/06/2020 £5,000 £183,846 CDA HERTS Grant to CDA Herts
05/06/2020 £2,650 HERTFORDSHIRE CARE PROVIDERS ASSOCIATION Grant to Hertfordshire Care Providers Association
05/06/2020 £5,000 £1,496,753 THE COUNSELLING FOUNDATION Grant to The Counselling Foundation
05/06/2020 £4,640 £295,629 ROAD VICTIMS TRUST Grant to Road Victims Trust
01/06/2020 £5,000 £136,706 SMALL ACTS OF KINDNESS TRUST Grant to Small Acts of Kindness Trust
01/06/2020 £4,289 £237,320 CHIPS (CHILDRENS INTEGRATED PLAYSCHEME) Grant to Chips (Childrens Integrated PlayScheme)
01/06/2020 £5,000 £98,312 NORTH HERTS MINORITY ETHNIC FORUM Grant to North Herts Minority Ethnic Forum
01/06/2020 £5,000 £248,221 ST ALBANS CITY YOUTH FOOTBALL CLUB Grant to St Albans City Youth Football Club
26/05/2020 £4,550 BUSINESS EDUCATION EVENTS Grant to Business Education Events
26/05/2020 £5,000 £134,035 THE267PROJECT Grant to the267project
26/05/2020 £4,937 £209,869 THE GIFTED ORGANISATION LIMITED Grant to The Gifted Organisation Limited
19/05/2020 £3,000 £3,967,006 THE HYGIENE BANK Grant to The Hygiene Bank
19/05/2020 £4,662 £2,143,147 GUIDEPOSTS TRUST Grant to Guideposts Trust
18/05/2020 £5,000 £564,043 COMMUNITIES 1ST Grant to Communities 1st
18/05/2020 £4,990 £234,159 HACRO Grant to HACRO
11/05/2020 £3,207 £77,770 MUSIC24 Grant to Music24
11/05/2020 £5,000 £131,015 SPACE Grant to SPACE
11/05/2020 £5,000 £415,003 FOOD FOR ALL Grant to Food For All
11/05/2020 £4,820 £696,591 LETCHWORTH CENTRE FOR HEALTHY LIVING Grant to Letchworth Centre For Healthy Living
11/05/2020 £3,500 £26,722 STEVENAGE WORLD FORUM Grant to Stevenage World Forum
11/05/2020 £2,780 £43,256 WEST WATFORD COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION Grant to West Watford Community Association
11/05/2020 £5,000 £1,090,553 THE VINEYARD CHURCH ST ALBANS Grant to The Vineyard Church St Albans
04/05/2020 £4,940 ST ANTHONY'S CHURCH, RADLETT Grant to St Anthony's Church, Radlett
04/05/2020 £5,000 £139,089 FOODSHED Grant to Foodshed
04/05/2020 £4,900 ST HELEN'S CHURCH, WATFORD NORTH Grant to St Helen's Church, Watford North
04/05/2020 £5,000 £90,739 BISHOPS STORTFORD YOUTH PROJECT Grant to Bishops Stortford Youth Project
04/05/2020 £5,000 £3,512,880 AGE UK HERTFORDSHIRE Grant to Age UK Hertfordshire
04/05/2020 £4,310 £341,330 ASCEND Grant to ASCEND
04/05/2020 £4,980 £743,523 CITIZENS ADVICE STEVENAGE Grant to Citizens Advice Stevenage
04/05/2020 £3,542 £214,988 EARTHWORKS Grant to Earthworks
24/04/2020 £3,170 £546,580 NORTH HERTFORDSHIRE & DISTRICT CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU Grant to North Hertfordshire & District Citizens Advice Bureau
24/04/2020 £4,905 £122,349 CARING HAIR Grant to Caring Hair
24/04/2020 £4,335 £6,642,949 CRUSE BEREAVEMENT CARE Grant to Cruse Bereavement Care
24/04/2020 £4,407 £439,905 NORTH HERTS CVS Grant to North Herts CVS
24/04/2020 £3,000 £261,548 HEADWAY HERTFORDSHIRE Grant to Headway Hertfordshire
24/04/2020 £5,000 £135,664 HERTS INCLUSIVE THEATRE Grant to Herts Inclusive Theatre
24/04/2020 £4,934 £136,484 HOME-START ROYSTON & SOUTH CAMBRIDGESHIRE Grant to Home-Start Royston & South Cambridgeshire
23/04/2020 £5,000 £973,919 EMMAUS HERTFORDSHIRE Grant to Emmaus Hertfordshire
23/04/2020 £5,000 £1,012,825 SUNNYSIDE RURAL TRUST Grant to Sunnyside Rural Trust
21/04/2020 £4,993 £281,374 HOME-START WATFORD & THREE RIVERS Grant to Home-Start Watford & Three Rivers
20/04/2020 £5,000 £136,706 SMALL ACTS OF KINDNESS TRUST Grant to Small Acts of Kindness Trust
20/04/2020 £5,000 £208,984 BETHANY COMMUNITY CHURCH Grant to Bethany Community Church
20/04/2020 £5,000 £1,976,602 EAST AND NORTH HERTFORDSHIRE HOSPITALS CHARITY Grant to East And North Hertfordshire Hospitals Charity
14/04/2020 £3,978 WALK THE WALK FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICE CIC - FORMERLY HERTFORDSHIRE PRACTICAL PARENTING PROGRAMME Grant to Walk the Walk Family Support Service CIC - formerly Hertfordshire Practical Parenting Programme
14/04/2020 £3,000 £38,170 REDBOURN CARE GROUP Grant to Redbourn Care Group
14/04/2020 £5,000 £413,461 BELONG: MAKING JUSTICE HAPPEN Grant to Belong: Making Justice Happen
14/04/2020 £5,000 £693,810 WATFORD SHELTERED WORKSHOP LTD Grant to Watford Sheltered Workshop Ltd
14/04/2020 £5,000 £85,761 HITCHIN PARTNERSHIP Grant to Hitchin Partnership
14/04/2020 £4,927 £2,837,907 SAFER PLACES Grant to Safer Places
14/04/2020 £4,768 £192,263 ADD-VANCE Grant to ADD-Vance
14/04/2020 £5,000 £490,972 SOUTH HILL CENTRE Grant to South Hill Centre
14/04/2020 £5,000 £114,694 PHASE Grant to PHASE
14/04/2020 £4,962 £261,192 CHEXS Grant to CHEXS
14/04/2020 £5,000 £59,748 BOREHAMWOOD FOODBANK Grant to Borehamwood Foodbank
09/04/2020 £5,000 £645,272 MUDLARKS COMMUNITY GARDEN Grant to Mudlarks Community Garden
06/04/2020 £3,405 £223,040 YOUTH TALK Grant to Youth Talk
06/04/2020 £5,000 £236,733 ELECTRIC UMBRELLA Grant to Electric Umbrella
06/04/2020 £5,000 £133,194 SIGNPOST Grant to Signpost
06/04/2020 £5,000 £127,010 FUTURE LIVING HERTFORD Grant to Future Living Hertford
06/04/2020 £4,720 £411,454 CITIZENS ADVICE ST ALBANS AND DISTRICT Grant to Citizens Advice St Albans and District
06/04/2020 £4,920 £809,701 MIND IN MID HERTS Grant to Mind in Mid Herts
06/04/2020 £5,000 £278,941 HOME-START HERTFORDSHIRE Grant to Home-Start Hertfordshire
06/04/2020 £5,000 £76,059 DACORUM COMMUNITY TRUST Grant to Dacorum Community Trust
06/04/2020 £5,000 £2,375,730 WATFORD NEW HOPE TRUST Grant to Watford New Hope Trust
06/04/2020 £5,000 £32,620 GRATITUDE Grant to Gratitude
06/04/2020 £4,900 £757,467 THE LIVING ROOM Grant to The Living Room
06/04/2020 £5,000 £555,446 RESOLVE Grant to Resolve
30/03/2020 £4,935 £461,665 CITIZENS ADVICE WELWYN HATFIELD Grant to Citizens Advice Welwyn Hatfield
30/03/2020 £5,000 £16,474 THE CRESCENT SUPPORT GROUP Grant to The Crescent Support Group
30/03/2020 £5,000 £120,244 HERTS DISABILITY SPORTS FOUNDATION Grant to Herts Disability Sports Foundation
30/03/2020 £5,000 £374,713 CITIZENS ADVICE WATFORD Grant to Citizens Advice Watford
30/03/2020 £5,000 £193,085 CITIZEN ADVICE BROXBOURNE Grant to Citizen Advice Broxbourne
30/03/2020 £4,500 £128,267 ALTERNATIVES WATFORD PREGNANCY CRISIS & SUPPORT CENTRE Grant to Alternatives Watford Pregnancy Crisis & Support Centre
30/03/2020 £5,000 MEDIATION HERTFORDSHIRE Grant to Mediation Hertfordshire
30/03/2020 £4,700 £225,000 PHOENIX CHILDREN GROUP FOR DEAF CHILDREN AND YOUNG ADULTS Grant to Phoenix Children Group for Deaf Children and Young Adults
30/03/2020 £5,000 £2,579,361 WATFORD & DISTRICT MENCAP SOCIETY Grant to Watford & District Mencap Society
30/03/2020 £5,000 £3,075,199 CARERS IN HERTFORDSHIRE Grant to Carers In Hertfordshire
30/03/2020 £5,000 £161,097 JIMMY MACS ACTIVITY CENTRE FOR RETIRED AND DISABLED PEOPLE Grant to Jimmy Macs Activity Centre for Retired and Disabled People
11/03/2020 £5,000 MEDIATION HERTFORDSHIRE Grant to Mediation Hertfordshire
11/03/2020 £10,000 £507,040 RESOLVE Grant to Resolve
11/03/2020 £10,000 £58,054 HERTS MUSICAL MEMORIES Grant to Herts Musical Memories
11/03/2020 £5,000 HERTFORDSHIRE ASIAN WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION Grant to Hertfordshire Asian Women's Association
11/03/2020 £9,540 £98,008 SPACE Grant to SPACE
11/03/2020 £10,000 £108,321 HIGH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH Grant to High Street Baptist Church
11/03/2020 £5,000 £26,398 LITTLE HADHAM VILLAGE HALL TRUST Grant to Little Hadham Village Hall Trust
11/03/2020 £5,450 LOCAL- SOCIAL CIC Grant to Local- Social CIC
11/03/2020 £10,000 £2,300 RED KITE RAPE AND SEXUAL ABUSE SUPPORT SERVICE Grant to Red Kite Rape and Sexual Abuse Support Service
11/03/2020 £9,902 IMAJICA THEATRE COMPANY Grant to Imajica Theatre Company
11/03/2020 £9,570 £107,735 PARA DANCE Grant to Para Dance
11/03/2020 £3,387 GREEN CARE AT NORTON CIC Grant to Green Care at Norton CIC
27/02/2020 £5,000 £461,665 CITIZENS ADVICE WELWYN HATFIELD Grant to Citizens Advice Welwyn Hatfield
27/02/2020 £5,000 £973,919 EMMAUS HERTFORDSHIRE Grant to Emmaus Hertfordshire
27/02/2020 £5,000 £90,739 BISHOPS STORTFORD YOUTH PROJECT Grant to Bishops Stortford Youth Project
27/02/2020 £3,500 CAMP UNITY Grant to Camp Unity
27/02/2020 £5,000 ALL SORTS DEMENTIA GROUP CIC Grant to All Sorts Dementia Group CIC
27/02/2020 £4,620 GROW CHESHUNT Grant to Grow Cheshunt
27/02/2020 £4,959 £138,496 VIEWPOINT Grant to Viewpoint
27/02/2020 £5,000 £56,318 NORTH MYMMS YOUTH PROJECT Grant to North Mymms Youth Project
27/02/2020 £5,000 £120,244 HERTS DISABILITY SPORTS FOUNDATION Grant to Herts Disability Sports Foundation
27/02/2020 £4,000 £703,667 CITIZENS ADVICE STEVENAGE Grant to Citizens Advice Stevenage
27/02/2020 £5,000 £23,691 DS ACHIEVE Grant to DS Achieve
27/02/2020 £5,000 £318,673 PLAYSKILL Grant to Playskill
27/02/2020 £5,000 £739,163 MIND IN MID HERTS Grant to Mind in Mid Herts
27/02/2020 £3,500 £17,264 AL-FURQAN ST ALBANS Grant to Al-Furqan St Albans
18/02/2020 £5,000 DACORUM COMMUNITY SAFETY PARTNERSHIP Grant to Dacorum Community Safety Partnership
29/01/2020 £5,000 £111,314,000 NATIONAL SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO CHILDREN Grant to National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children
27/01/2020 £5,000 £205,790 HACRO Grant to HACRO
24/01/2020 £4,500 £4,315 THE LONDON HORSEPLAY CENTRE Grant to The London Horseplay Centre
24/01/2020 £5,000 WEST HERTS ABC AND EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT Grant to West Herts ABC and Educational Support
24/01/2020 £5,000 £186,333 THE RECOVER TEAM LIMITED Grant to The Recover Team Limited
24/01/2020 £5,000 £127,010 FUTURE LIVING HERTFORD Grant to Future Living Hertford
16/01/2020 £18,655 £69,787 IRISH NETWORK STEVENAGE This is an extension of the 2019 Christmas Savings Bonus Scheme
08/01/2020 £10,000 £127,010 FUTURE LIVING HERTFORD Grant to Future Living Hertford
08/01/2020 £9,840 £703,667 CITIZENS ADVICE STEVENAGE Grant to Citizens Advice Stevenage
08/01/2020 £9,700 £127,890 CARING HAIR Grant to Caring Hair
08/01/2020 £9,826 £241,685 HOME-START WATFORD & THREE RIVERS Grant to Home-Start Watford & Three Rivers
23/12/2019 £9,018 £205,790 HACRO Grant to HACRO
23/12/2019 £9,295 £457,897 SOUTH HILL CENTRE Grant to South Hill Centre
19/12/2019 £5,000 £44,775 HEATHER CLUB Grant to Heather Club
11/12/2019 £2,500 SALAAM WOMEN'S CAFE Grant to Salaam Women's Cafe
11/12/2019 £2,500 £38,072 SUSTAINABLE ST ALBANS Grant to Sustainable St Albans
11/12/2019 £2,500 ST ALBANS CHILD CONTACT CENTRE (INCORPORATING MOTHER'S UNION CHILD CONTACT CENTRE) Grant to St Albans Child Contact Centre (incorporating Mother's Union Child Contact Centre)
11/12/2019 £2,500 SANDRIDGE SILVER THREADS Grant to Sandridge Silver Threads
11/12/2019 £5,000 £428,915 TRESTLE THEATRE COMPANY Grant to Trestle Theatre Company
11/12/2019 £5,000 £228,806 EARTHWORKS Grant to Earthworks
11/12/2019 £5,000 £27,162 DAYLIGHT CLUB Grant to Daylight Club
11/12/2019 £5,000 HERTFORDSHIRE ASIAN WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION Grant to Hertfordshire Asian Women's Association
11/12/2019 £2,500 £38,969 SAMARITANS OF SOUTH WEST HERTS Grant to Samaritans of South West Herts
11/12/2019 £5,000 £160,129 ADD-VANCE Grant to ADD-Vance
05/12/2019 £5,000 £207,549 TRACKS AUTISM Grant to TRACKS Autism
05/12/2019 £5,000 £8,620 THE YOUTH BOOTH Grant to The Youth Booth
05/12/2019 £6,147 £68,843 THE SWAN YOUTH PROJECT LIMITED (FORMERLY SWAN YOUTH CENTRE) Grant to The Swan Youth Project Limited (formerly Swan Youth Centre)
05/12/2019 £4,189 £1,491,573 TRINITY COMMUNITY PROJECT (TCP) Grant to Trinity Community Project (TCP)
05/12/2019 £4,995 £532,497 CITIZENS ADVICE SERVICE IN THREE RIVERS (FORMERLY CAB THREE RIVERS) Grant to Citizens Advice Service in Three Rivers (formerly CAB Three Rivers)
05/12/2019 £4,662 THE RED SHED PROJECT Grant to The Red Shed Project
05/12/2019 £5,000 THE FRIENDS OF THE JUBILEE CENTRE Grant to The Friends of the Jubilee Centre
05/12/2019 £5,000 £291,785 HOME-START HERTFORDSHIRE Grant to Home-Start Hertfordshire
05/12/2019 £5,000 £2,300 RED KITE RAPE AND SEXUAL ABUSE SUPPORT SERVICE Grant to Red Kite Rape and Sexual Abuse Support Service
05/12/2019 £5,000 £6,348 YOUNG CARERS CREW (WAS HERTS YOUNG CARERS) Grant to Young Carers Crew (was Herts Young Carers)
05/12/2019 £5,000 £64,430 HERTS MUSICAL MEMORIES Grant to Herts Musical Memories
13/11/2019 £28,700 £186,333 THE RECOVER TEAM LIMITED Grant to The Recover Team Limited
11/11/2019 £64,650 £373,940 CITIZENS ADVICE ST ALBANS AND DISTRICT Continuation of Disability Project (A490744) but with added districts.
05/11/2019 £5,000 BUSINESS EDUCATION EVENTS Grant to Business Education Events
31/10/2019 £4,578 £202,987 THE GIFTED ORGANISATION LIMITED Grant to The Gifted Organisation Limited
31/10/2019 £5,000 WALK THE WALK FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICE CIC - FORMERLY HERTFORDSHIRE PRACTICAL PARENTING PROGRAMME Grant to Walk the Walk Family Support Service CIC - formerly Hertfordshire Practical Parenting Programme
31/10/2019 £4,000 HABS FAMILY SUPPORT TEAM Grant to HABS Family Support Team
30/10/2019 £4,991 £743,192 THE LIVING ROOM Grant to The Living Room
29/10/2019 £2,750 £2,813 WELWYN HATFIELD INTER FAITH GROUP Grant to Welwyn Hatfield Inter Faith Group
29/10/2019 £4,000 £8,048 BISHOP'S STORTFORD STREET PASTORS Grant to Bishop's Stortford Street Pastors
29/10/2019 £5,000 £1,394,195 HERTS YOUNG HOMELESS Grant to Herts Young Homeless
25/10/2019 £5,000 £223,040 YOUTH TALK Grant to Youth Talk
25/10/2019 £5,000 £98,008 SPACE Grant to SPACE
25/10/2019 £4,914 £428,915 TRESTLE THEATRE COMPANY Grant to Trestle Theatre Company
15/10/2019 £4,706 £144,690 FUTURE LIVING HERTFORD Grant to Future Living Hertford
15/10/2019 £5,000 BUSINESS EDUCATION EVENTS Grant to Business Education Events
15/10/2019 £4,560 £98,008 SPACE Grant to SPACE
15/10/2019 £4,750 £143,946 SIGNPOST Grant to Signpost
14/10/2019 £2,500 £1,394,195 HERTS YOUNG HOMELESS To cover the transport costs of Live Life members.
03/10/2019 £4,770 £419,311 GROVE COTTAGE BISHOP'S STORTFORD MENCAP Grant to Grove Cottage Bishop's Stortford Mencap
27/09/2019 £5,000 £1,364,098 WOODCRAFT FOLK Grant to Woodcraft Folk
27/09/2019 £4,942 £247,088 CHIPS (CHILDRENS INTEGRATED PLAYSCHEME) Grant to Chips (Childrens Integrated PlayScheme)
27/09/2019 £5,000 £2,514,599 GROUNDWORK EAST Grant to Groundwork East
27/09/2019 £5,000 £1,596,692 THE ANNE FRANK TRUST UK Grant to The Anne Frank Trust UK
27/09/2019 £5,000 £143,946 SIGNPOST Grant to Signpost
20/09/2019 £4,990 £419,311 GROVE COTTAGE BISHOP'S STORTFORD MENCAP Grant to Grove Cottage Bishop's Stortford Mencap
20/09/2019 £3,120 BOREHAMWOOD DROP -IN Grant to Borehamwood Drop -In
20/09/2019 £5,000 £170,451 HERTS VISION LOSS Grant to Herts Vision Loss
20/09/2019 £5,000 £295,097 HEADWAY HERTFORDSHIRE Grant to Headway Hertfordshire
20/09/2019 £5,000 COMMUNITIES 1ST Communities 1st provide an invaluable and affordable door to door transport for people with mobility problems, helping them to maintain their independence, stay healthy and not feel isolated at home. We are looking for help funding the purchase of two new replacement minibuses for this service.
20/09/2019 £5,000 £205,790 HACRO Grant to HACRO
20/09/2019 £4,416 £6,164,090 CRUSE BEREAVEMENT CARE Grant to Cruse Bereavement Care
20/09/2019 £5,000 £497,546 ZEO CHURCH (FORMERLY HITCHIN CHRISTIAN CENTRE) Grant to Zeo Church (formerly Hitchin Christian Centre)
20/09/2019 £2,500 ST ALBANS DISTRICT CREDIT UNION LTD Grant to St Albans District Credit Union Ltd
20/09/2019 £3,000 £4,657 BISHOP'S STORTFORD STREET PASTORS Grant to Bishop's Stortford Street Pastors
20/09/2019 £5,000 £107,682 HERTSMERE MENCAP Grant to Hertsmere Mencap
13/09/2019 £5,000 £247,088 CHIPS (CHILDRENS INTEGRATED PLAYSCHEME) Grant to Chips (Childrens Integrated PlayScheme)
10/09/2019 £4,073 £114,694 PHASE Grant to PHASE
10/09/2019 £4,073 £81,292 ANGELS SUPPORT GROUP HITCHIN Grant to Angels Support Group Hitchin
10/09/2019 £4,000 £383,471 CITIZENS ADVICE EAST HERTS Grant to Citizens Advice East Herts
10/09/2019 £4,684 £696,591 LETCHWORTH CENTRE FOR HEALTHY LIVING Grant to Letchworth Centre For Healthy Living
10/09/2019 £4,000 £5,742,317 GARDEN HOUSE HOSPICE Grant to Garden House Hospice
29/08/2019 £15,000 £1,867,000 HERTS & MIDDLESEX WILDLIFE TRUST Many of our beneficiaries are isolated at home because of COVID-19 and as a result, their mental health and wellbeing is suffering. There is growing evidence to show the benefit of nature for people's health. A recent evaluation by the University of Derby of 8,442 participants from the Wildlife Trusts’ 30 Days Wild campaign showed sustained and significant increases for scores in nature connection, health and happiness. Our online events programme provides ways for beneficiaries to become more connected to wildlife, inspiring them to develop a long-term relationship with nature, with lasting benefits to their mental health and wellbeing.
20/08/2019 £5,000 HERTS SPORTS PARTNERSHIP Grant to Herts Sports Partnership
19/08/2019 £40,000 £5,742,317 GARDEN HOUSE HOSPICE Advised Grant
14/08/2019 £5,000 £143,946 SIGNPOST Grant to Signpost
14/08/2019 £4,918 £241,685 HOME-START WATFORD & THREE RIVERS Grant to Home-Start Watford & Three Rivers
14/08/2019 £4,750 MEDIATION HERTFORDSHIRE Grant to Mediation Hertfordshire
14/08/2019 £4,908 £1,394,195 HERTS YOUNG HOMELESS Grant to Herts Young Homeless
14/08/2019 £4,700 £59,788 YOUNG PEOPLE'S PUPPET THEATRE Grant to Young People's Puppet Theatre
14/08/2019 £4,047 £115,112 HERTS INCLUSIVE THEATRE Grant to Herts Inclusive Theatre
14/08/2019 £5,000 FRIENDS OF FOREST HOUSE EDUCATION CENTRE Grant to Friends of Forest House Education Centre
12/08/2019 £6,999 POTTERS BAR ADDITIONAL NEEDS TENNIS CLUB Grant to Potters Bar Additional Needs Tennis Club
25/06/2019 £5,000 £1,596,692 THE ANNE FRANK TRUST UK Grant to The Anne Frank Trust UK
25/06/2019 £5,000 WELWYN HATFIELD BOROUGH COUNCIL Grant to Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council
25/06/2019 £5,000 WELWYN HATFIELD COMMUNITY SAFETY PARTNERSHIP Grant to Welwyn Hatfield Community Safety Partnership
25/06/2019 £5,000 HERTFORDSHIRE INDEPENDENT LIVING SERVICE Grant to Hertfordshire Independent Living Service
25/06/2019 £4,786 £186,333 THE RECOVER TEAM LIMITED Grant to The Recover Team Limited
25/06/2019 £4,978 £19,290 CORNERGATE FOUNDATION (CF) Grant to Cornergate Foundation (CF)
25/06/2019 £5,000 HERTFORDSHIRE FIRE AND RESCUE SERVICE The funding would enable the delivery of ten OPALSs events across Hertfordshire during the year. These are initiated and coordinated by the Fire Service in partnership with the Police, local authorities, agencies such as Trading Standards and Adult Care Services and charities such as Age UK, Alzheimers, Dementia Friends, the Samaritains. They feed into the events which are intended to provide information and advice to elderly and frail people in a friendly social setting. Evidence shows that this group is targeted for fraud, scams and distraction burglaries and present a higher risk of fires in their home. The object is to educate this group about these risks and also to provide information and services available to them to help them to be safer and happier at home. The funding is for promotion, literature, venue hire and catering. Each of the agencies and volunteers involved provide their staff time. Building on Success • OPALs events were developed in 2008 in East Hertfordshire as a result of identifying a need to educate elderly and vulnerable people about information and services available to them to live a happier, healthier life in their own home for longer. Over the last 9 years the popularity of holding OPALS events has increased with between 7 - 10 events being held across the county each year. Putting Victims at the Centre • Partners will be able to communicate to individuals about the risk of becoming a victim whether it be related to crime, fire or ill health. Offender Pays • Community engagement is the focus of this proposal where victims have their say about on payback and rehabilitation • Revenue paid for by offenders would support resources and future events Public Focus • OPALS events will strengthen public confidence and satisfaction in the blue light services and partner agencies and organisations • Information and data will be shared amongst partners who will adopt a more efficient and effective approach to the wellbeing of older people living in Hertfordshire Business Sense • The proposal itself engages with Blue light services, Local Authority, Charities/Organisations and local businesses to deliver prevention advice, supply resources and raise awareness • Several events have been endorsed and funded by local businesses and charities
25/06/2019 £5,000 £2,418,391 UNSEEN UK Grant to Unseen UK
25/06/2019 £4,660 £2,893,526 SAFER PLACES Grant to Safer Places
03/06/2019 £4,875 £114,085 WATFORD & 3 RIVERS FURNITURE RECYCLING SCHEME (AKA 9 LIVES FURNITURE) Grant to Watford & 3 Rivers Furniture Recycling Scheme (aka 9 Lives Furniture)
03/06/2019 £5,000 £247,088 CHIPS (CHILDRENS INTEGRATED PLAYSCHEME) Grant to Chips (Childrens Integrated PlayScheme)
03/06/2019 £5,000 £449,900 NORTH HERTFORDSHIRE & DISTRICT CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU Grant to North Hertfordshire & District Citizens Advice Bureau
03/06/2019 £4,750 HERTFORDSHIRE DOMESTIC ABUSE HELPLINE Grant to Hertfordshire Domestic Abuse Helpline
03/06/2019 £3,500 FRIENDS OF ST LUKE'S Grant to Friends of St Luke's
03/06/2019 £5,000 £3,996 THE OLIVE BRANCH NETWORK Grant to The Olive Branch Network
03/06/2019 £5,000 £2,514,599 GROUNDWORK EAST Grant to Groundwork East
03/06/2019 £5,000 £128,267 ALTERNATIVES WATFORD PREGNANCY CRISIS & SUPPORT CENTRE We are a pregnancy crisis and support centre offering life-changing emotional and practical support to anyone facing pregnancy-related challenges. Including one-to-one counselling for a range of issues such as unplanned pregnancy, miscarriage, postnatal depression, birth trauma, postabortion, stillbirth and infertility. We also have a Baby Box project where we give boxes full of essential items to mums-to-be in need. Alongside this we run a Mother & Baby charity shop which is a great resource to the community.
03/06/2019 £5,000 £938,423 SUNNYSIDE RURAL TRUST Grant to Sunnyside Rural Trust
03/06/2019 £5,000 £110,236 FRIENDS OF COLLETT Grant to Friends of Collett
03/06/2019 £4,734 £139,376 HOME-START ROYSTON & SOUTH CAMBRIDGESHIRE Grant to Home-Start Royston & South Cambridgeshire
03/06/2019 £5,000 £743,192 THE LIVING ROOM Grant to The Living Room
15/05/2019 £20,866 COLNBROOK SCHOOL Colnbrook Special School are redeveloping their playground and garden area to make it fit for purpose for pupils.
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Cumulative Grants
Amount Grantee
£423,072 AGE UK HERTFORDSHIRE
£400,000 WATFORD & THREE RIVERS TRUST
£372,031 CITIZENS ADVICE ST ALBANS AND DISTRICT
£286,491 GUIDEPOSTS TRUST
£268,890 DRUM
£180,202 AGE UK DACORUM
£149,546 HERTFORDSHIRE INDEPENDENT LIVING SERVICE
£108,528 CUFFLEY CARE DAY CENTRE
£106,000 CENTRE IN THE PARK
£103,686 THE RECOVER TEAM LIMITED
£102,663 WATFORD SHELTERED WORKSHOP LTD
£96,000 MENCAP DACORUM
£89,553 ELECTRIC UMBRELLA
£87,008 WATFORD & DISTRICT MENCAP SOCIETY
£82,944 SUPPORTED ACTIVITIES PROGRAMME
£82,939 THE MUDLARKS COMMUNITY
£78,000 WELLBEING FITNESS & LEISURE COMMUNITY TRUST LTD (WFLCT)
£77,120 JIMMY MACS ACTIVITY CENTRE FOR RETIRED AND DISABLED PEOPLE
£74,994 WEST HERTS ABC AND EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT
£73,189 YOUTH TALK
£67,790 ASCEND
£64,205 AGE CONCERN BISHOPS STORTFORD
£61,743 SUNNYSIDE RURAL TRUST
£61,415 HERTS INCLUSIVE THEATRE
£58,938 DOUGLAS DRIVE SENIOR CITIZEN ASSOCIATION
£58,406 FRIENDS OF COLLETT
£53,273 WALK THE WALK FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICE CIC - FORMERLY HERTFORDSHIRE PRACTICAL PARENTING PROGRAMME
£51,112 IRISH NETWORK STEVENAGE
£47,500 CVS BROXBOURNE & EAST HERTS
£46,766 FUTURE LIVING HERTFORD
£44,000 GARDEN HOUSE HOSPICE
£43,648 NORTH HERTS MINORITY ETHNIC FORUM
£42,701 HERTSMERE MENCAP
£41,648 GROVE COTTAGE BISHOP'S STORTFORD MENCAP
£41,616 TRINITY COMMUNITY PROJECT (TCP)
£41,016 HERTS DISABILITY SPORTS FOUNDATION
£40,000 AFRICAN CARIBBEAN SENIORS & CARERS LUNCHEON CLUB
£39,062 MUSIC24
£39,000 HOWARD GARDEN SOCIAL AND DAY CARE CENTRE
£38,774 THE LIVING ROOM
£38,641 EARTHWORKS
£38,600 HEATHER CLUB
£38,000 SJOG (ST JOHN OF GOD HOSPITALLER SERVICES)
£37,940 HACRO
£37,000 ROYSTON DAY CENTRE AKA ROYSTON OLD BARN
£36,736 CHIPS (CHILDRENS INTEGRATED PLAYSCHEME)
£36,600 BOREHAMWOOD FOODBANK
£35,000 SMALL ACTS OF KINDNESS TRUST
£35,000 JEDIDIAH UK
£34,570 PARA DANCE
£34,470 CHEXS
£34,100 SPACE
£34,000 HAILEY CENTRE
£34,000 GROUNDWORK EAST
£34,000 CITIZENS ADVICE EAST HERTS
£33,250 BISHOPS STORTFORD YOUTH PROJECT
£32,500 CDA HERTS
£30,000 RESOLVE
£30,000 COMMUNITY ACTION DACORUM
£29,888 EMMAUS HERTFORDSHIRE
£29,722 HAVEN FIRST
£29,550 WATFORD AND THREE RIVERS REFUGEE PARTNERSHIP (WTRRP)
£29,201 THE GIFTED ORGANISATION LIMITED
£28,189 HOME-START WATFORD & THREE RIVERS
£27,470 HERTFORDSHIRE ASIAN WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION
£25,000 TRANSITIONS UK
£25,000 THE CRESCENT SUPPORT GROUP
£25,000 PLAYSKILL
£24,295 SOUTH HILL CENTRE
£24,271 SAFER PLACES
£23,354 HERTS YOUNG HOMELESS
£22,250 MEDIATION HERTFORDSHIRE
£22,015 NEW HOPE (FORMERLY WATFORD NEW HOPE TRUST)
£21,639 HOME-START ROYSTON & SOUTH CAMBRIDGESHIRE
£21,500 STEVENAGE WORLD FORUM
£21,457 CRUSE BEREAVEMENT CARE
£20,866 COLNBROOK SCHOOL
£20,000 HOME-START HERTFORDSHIRE
£20,000 HERTS MUSICAL MEMORIES
£20,000 HERTS DISABILITY SPORTS FOUNDATION
£19,959 VIEWPOINT
£19,931 CITIZENS ADVICE WELWYN HATFIELD
£19,900 HERTS & MIDDLESEX WILDLIFE TRUST
£19,750 SIGNPOST
£19,700 YOUNG PEOPLE'S PUPPET THEATRE
£19,550 BUSINESS EDUCATION EVENTS
£19,468 IMAJICA THEATRE COMPANY
£18,820 CITIZENS ADVICE STEVENAGE
£18,500 FRIENDS OF ST LUKE'S
£18,421 CARING HAIR
£18,360 KHALSA YOUTH FOOTBALL ACADEMY
£18,000 HEADWAY HERTFORDSHIRE
£17,520 ALL SORTS DEMENTIA GROUP CIC
£17,500 DACORUM COMMUNITY TRUST
£16,907 NORTH HERTS CVS
£15,300 OPEN ART BOX CIC
£15,000 WELWYN HATFIELD COMMUNITY SAFETY PARTNERSHIP
£15,000 UNSEEN UK
£15,000 THE COUNSELLING FOUNDATION
£15,000 RED KITE RAPE AND SEXUAL ABUSE SUPPORT SERVICE
£15,000 GROWING PEOPLE
£15,000 GATE (GYPSY & TRAVELLER EMPOWERMENT HERTS)
£15,000 EAST AND NORTH HERTFORDSHIRE HOSPITALS CHARITY
£15,000 DACORUM EMERGENCY NIGHT SHELTER (DENS)
£15,000 CITIZENS ADVICE WATFORD
£15,000 CITIZEN ADVICE BROXBOURNE
£14,946 TRIANGLE COMMUNITY GARDEN
£14,760 TECHSAFE CIO (FORMERLY EXCITE-ED)
£14,600 FOOD FOR ALL
£14,503 COMMUNITY LEARNING PARTNERSHIP
£14,500 BRICK BY BRICK COMMUNITIES
£14,456 CITIZENS ADVICE SERVICE IN THREE RIVERS (FORMERLY CAB THREE RIVERS)
£14,200 CHRIST FIRST WATFORD
£14,042 APEX IN THE COMMUNITY CIC HERTFORDSHIRE
£13,910 COMMUNITY ACTION DACORUM
£13,504 LETCHWORTH CENTRE FOR HEALTHY LIVING
£13,428 STEVENAGE CREDIT UNION LTD
£13,387 GREEN CARE AT NORTON CIC
£13,170 NORTH HERTFORDSHIRE & DISTRICT CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU
£13,090 WISE ABOUT FOOD CIC
£12,866 PIONEER APPROACHES
£12,500 STRENGTH IN MIND THERAPEUTIC SERVICE CIC
£11,842 FOREVER SUPPORT YOUNG PEOPLE
£11,439 THE PHOENIX GROUP FOR DEAF CHILDREN AND YOUNG ADULTS
£11,005 THE FRIDAY DROP-IN CLUB
£10,997 THE SWAN YOUTH PROJECT LIMITED (FORMERLY SWAN YOUTH CENTRE)
£10,994 TILEHOUSE COUNSELLING
£10,000 WIGGLY WILLOW CIC
£10,000 WHEATHAMPSTEAD WANDERERS FOOTBALL CLUB
£10,000 WELWYN HATFIELD BOROUGH COUNCIL
£10,000 WELWYN & HATFIELD WOMEN'S REFUGE AND SUPPORT SERVICES
£10,000 WATFORD WOMEN'S CENTRE
£10,000 WARE ARTS CENTRE LIMITED (T/A SOUTHERN MALTINGS)
£10,000 THE OLIVE BRANCH NETWORK
£10,000 THE IMAM HUSSEIN FOUNDATION
£10,000 THE ANNE FRANK TRUST UK
£10,000 ST ELIZABETH'S CENTRE
£10,000 RURAL CARE AT CHURCH FARM ARDELEY
£10,000 PHOENIX CHILDREN GROUP FOR DEAF CHILDREN AND YOUNG ADULTS
£10,000 PENNIWELLS RIDING CENTRE FOR DISABLED
£10,000 POHWER
£10,000 ONE VISION
£10,000 LITTLE HADHAM VILLAGE HALL TRUST
£10,000 JACKIE'S DROP-IN CENTRE
£10,000 HIGH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
£10,000 HERTS WELCOMES REFUGEES
£10,000 HERTFORDSHIRE HEARING ADVISORY SERVICE
£10,000 HEARTS HELPING HERTS
£10,000 GIVE. HELP. SHARE.
£10,000 DAYLIGHT CLUB
£10,000 COMMUNITIES 1ST
£10,000 BISHOP'S WELLBEING
£10,000 BISHOP'S STORTFORD STREET PASTORS
£9,959 ASPECTS
£9,950 STEVENAGE COMMUNITY TRUST
£9,920 MIND IN MID HERTS
£9,914 TRESTLE THEATRE COMPANY
£9,817 STEPPING OUT (HERTS)
£9,768 ADD-VANCE
£9,750 WATFORD & 3 RIVERS FURNITURE RECYCLING SCHEME (AKA 9 LIVES FURNITURE)
£9,600 REDBOURN CHRISTMAS HAMPERS SCHEME
£9,500 HERTS VISION LOSS
£9,500 ALTERNATIVES WATFORD PREGNANCY CRISIS & SUPPORT CENTRE
£9,394 GARDEN CITY SAMBA
£9,000 HABS FAMILY SUPPORT TEAM
£8,775 ST ALBANS AND HERTSMERE WOMEN'S REFUGE
£8,752 THE RED SHED PROJECT
£8,750 STAND-BY-ME BEREAVEMENT SUPPORT SERVICES FOR CHILDREN
£8,625 TRACKS AUTISM
£8,500 AL-FURQAN ST ALBANS
£8,000 ST ALBANS M.E. GROUP
£8,000 REDBOURN CARE GROUP
£8,000 LITTLE GROVE CIC
£7,879 BOREHAMWOOD 2000 FC
£7,600 OPEN DOOR BERKHAMSTED
£6,999 POTTERS BAR ADDITIONAL NEEDS TENNIS CLUB
£6,962 LIVE WELL BOREHAMWOOD
£6,470 FILM SKOOL DELUXE
£6,200 PARK STREET RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION
£6,034 HERTS AREA RAPE CRISIS AND SEXUAL ABUSE CENTRE
£6,000 STEVENAGE MUSLIM COMMUNITY CENTRE
£5,829 TEENS UNITE FIGHTING CANCER
£5,450 LOCAL- SOCIAL CIC
£5,290 WELWYN HATFIELD COMMUNITY SERVICES
£5,255 TRING TOGETHER
£5,042 GET SET 4 TENNIS CIC
£5,000 THE267PROJECT
£5,000 ZEO CHURCH (FORMERLY HITCHIN CHRISTIAN CENTRE)
£5,000 YOUNG CARERS CREW (WAS HERTS YOUNG CARERS)
£5,000 WOODCRAFT FOLK
£5,000 WELWYN HATFIELD CVS
£5,000 WATFORD WALKING FOOTBALL
£5,000 VOLUNTEER CENTRE BROXBOURNE & EAST HERTS
£5,000 VETERANS SUPPORT GROUP
£5,000 UP ON DOWNS
£5,000 THE YOUTH BOOTH
£5,000 THE VINEYARD CHURCH ST ALBANS
£5,000 THE NEUROKINEX CHARITABLE TRUST
£5,000 THE JOHN CLEMENTS SPORTS AND COMMUNITY TRUST
£5,000 THE FRIENDS OF THE JUBILEE CENTRE
£5,000 THE PIONEER CLUB
£5,000 STEVENAGE AND NORTH HERTS CHILD CONTACT CENTRES
£5,000 STATUS EDUCATION
£5,000 STARTUPONLINE (ALSO KNOWN AS STARTUP)
£5,000 ST ALBANS MENCAP
£5,000 ST ALBANS CITY YOUTH FOOTBALL CLUB
£5,000 SPECIAL OLYMPICS ST ALBANS
£5,000 SARACENS SPORT FOUNDATION
£5,000 ROYSTON & DISTRICT COMMUNITY TRANSPORT
£5,000 REVELEY LODGE TRUST
£5,000 REPHAEL HOUSE
£5,000 RE-ENGAGE (FORMERLY CONTACT THE ELDERLY)
£5,000 POETSIN
£5,000 PIRTON VILLAGE HALL MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE
£5,000 PEARTREE WELLBEING PROJECT
£5,000 PHASE
£5,000 NORTON METHODIST COMMUNITY CENTRE
£5,000 NORTH MYMMS YOUTH PROJECT
£5,000 NATIONAL SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO CHILDREN
£5,000 LIBERTY TEAROOMS AND COMMUNITY HUB
£5,000 LEONARD CHESHIRE HOME
£5,000 LASTING MEMORIES CANCER TRUST
£5,000 KNEBWORTH COVID RESPONSE TEAM
£5,000 KINGS COMMUNTIY CHURCH FOOD HUB
£5,000 HITCHIN PARTNERSHIP
£5,000 HERTSMERE BOROUGH COUNCIL - ON BEHALF OF HERTSMERE COMMUNITY SAFETY PARTNERSHIP
£5,000 HERTS AND ESSEX (WARE) SAMARITANS
£5,000 HERTS YOUNG LEADERS
£5,000 HERTS WELCOMES REFUGEES
£5,000 HERTS SPORTS PARTNERSHIP
£5,000 HERTS SCHOOLS OUTREACH (UK) CIC
£5,000 HERTS INTERPRETATION AND TRANSLATION SERVICES
£5,000 HERTFORDSHIRE FIRE AND RESCUE SERVICE
£5,000 HERTFORD CYCLE HUB
£5,000 HERTFORD CONTACT CENTRE
£5,000 GRATITUDE
£5,000 FOODSHED
£5,000 DRUGLINK
£5,000 DIGNIFY
£5,000 DACORUM COMMUNITY SAFETY PARTNERSHIP
£5,000 DS ACHIEVE
£5,000 CLIMB HITCHIN
£5,000 CARTER'S SUNFLOWERS CIC
£5,000 CARERS IN HERTFORDSHIRE
£5,000 CARE FOR FREEDOM LTD
£5,000 BRIGHT PATHS SUPPORT CIC
£5,000 BETHANY COMMUNITY CHURCH
£5,000 BELONG: MAKING JUSTICE HAPPEN
£5,000 7TH HATFIELD (SOUTH) SCOUT GROUP
£4,996 FAMILIES IN FOCUS CIC
£4,979 EAST HERTS COMMUNITY SAFETY PARTNERSHIP
£4,978 CORNERGATE FOUNDATION (CF)
£4,955 THE SECRET SPACE
£4,948 NGORLI COMMUNITY INTEREST COMPANY
£4,940 ST ANTHONY'S CHURCH, RADLETT
£4,939 COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT EMPLOYMENT & TRAINING C.I.C.
£4,900 ST HELEN'S CHURCH, WATFORD NORTH
£4,900 HERTFORDSHIRE COUNTY FEDERATION OF YOUNG FARMERS CLUBS
£4,830 HERTFORD CYCLE HUB
£4,820 NORTH HERTFORDSHIRE MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS GROUP
£4,800 ROSEDALE COMMUNITY CHURCH
£4,770 HERTS EQUALITY COUNCIL
£4,760 WD6 FOOD SUPPORT
£4,750 HERTFORDSHIRE DOMESTIC ABUSE HELPLINE
£4,640 ROAD VICTIMS TRUST
£4,620 GROW CHESHUNT
£4,600 MEENAL AND RISHI SACHDEV FOUNDATION
£4,500 THE LONDON HORSEPLAY CENTRE
£4,387 ST ALBANS MOROCCAN COMMUNITY
£4,320 DACORUM CITIZENS ADVICE (CAB)
£4,290 ST ALBANS AND DISTRICT SHOPMOBILITY
£4,189 TRINITY COMMUNITY PROJECT (TCP)
£4,173 HERTFORDSHIRE DOMESTIC ABUSE HELPLINE
£4,125 FUTUREHOPE
£4,073 PHASE
£4,073 ANGELS SUPPORT GROUP HITCHIN
£4,042 ROYSTON TOWN YOUTH FC
£3,972 FRIENDS OF COUNTESS ANNE SCHOOL
£3,700 BOSNIA & HERZEGOVINA COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
£3,500 CAMP UNITY
£3,394 DISABILITY WATFORD (PREVIOUSLY WATFORD DISABILITY FORUM)
£3,230 COURTYARD ARTS
£3,120 BOREHAMWOOD DROP -IN
£3,021 STEVENAGE STARLETS FC
£3,000 THE HYGIENE BANK
£2,992 ROYSTON AND DISTRICT MENCAP
£2,950 LEEANNA'S WISH CIC
£2,780 WEST WATFORD COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
£2,773 DACORUM BANGLADESHI WELFARE ORGANISATION
£2,750 WELWYN HATFIELD INTER FAITH GROUP
£2,670 MID HERTS RAYNET
£2,650 HERTFORDSHIRE CARE PROVIDERS ASSOCIATION
£2,600 GRACE FELLOWSHIP MINISTRIES
£2,520 POLISH SATURDAY SCHOOL IN WELWYN GARDEN CITY
£2,500 SUSTAINABLE ST ALBANS
£2,500 ST ALBANS DISTRICT CREDIT UNION LTD
£2,500 ST ALBANS CHILD CONTACT CENTRE (INCORPORATING MOTHER'S UNION CHILD CONTACT CENTRE)
£2,500 SANDRIDGE SILVER THREADS
£2,500 SAMARITANS OF SOUTH WEST HERTS
£2,500 SALAAM WOMEN'S CAFE
£2,500 AL BAYYINAH
£2,450 WHEATHAMPSTEAD & DISTRICT PRESERVATION SOCIETY
£2,230 STEVENAGE BOROUGH COUNCIL
£2,021 WELLBEING WORKS PARTNERSHIP
£2,021 VIKING COMMUNITY FITNESS CIC
£2,021 STEVENAGE CYCLING HUB CIC
£2,021 SOUTH EAST POWERCHAIR FOOTBALL LEAGUE
£2,021 RICKMANSWORTH CRICKET CLUB
£2,021 PRESTON CRICKET CLUB
£2,021 LETCHWORTH HOCKEY CLUB
£2,000 ZENITH TRAMPOLINE CLUB
£2,000 ST. JOSEPH'S GAELIC FOOTBALL CLUB
£2,000 HITCHIN TOWN LADIES FC
£2,000 HODDESDON LAWN TENNIS CLUB
£2,000 FALCON JUDO CLUB
£2,000 CRUSADERS SKATE HOCKEY CLUB
£1,980 JOOMP CIC
£1,290 HIGHFIELD PRESCHOOL PTA
£1,050 STEVENAGE EDUCATION SUPPORT CENTRE
£1,020 10TH GOFFS OAK RAINBOW AND BROWNIE AND GUIDE AND RANGER UNIT
£1,000 LEMSFORD, STANBOROUGH AND CROMER HYDE SENIOR RESIDENTS.
£1,000 ASPIRE POWERCHAIR SPORTS CLUB
£991 FRIENDS OF THE RIB & QUIN
£600 THE DACORUM COMMUNITY CHOIR
£500 HERTFORD FOODBANK
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