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Analysis of Grants Made
- In this period 16,985 donations have been made (only 3,000 donations processed on this page)
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- Average annual spending of registered grantees: £2,219,433
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Growth in Spending (per annum over last 3 years)
Individual Grants Made
| When | Amount/Spending | Recipient | To be used for |
|---|---|---|---|
| 28/03/2024 | £241,447 | HYNDBURN BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 28/03/2024 | £26,400£1,513,488 | RISE NORTH EAST | Support the network of Active Partnerships in building their detailed understanding of the participation in leisure facilities, to support their focus on inactive people and under represented groups. |
| 28/03/2024 | £26,400£940,703 | ACTIVE LINCOLNSHIRE | Support the network of Active Partnerships in building their detailed understanding of the participation in leisure facilities, to support their focus on inactive people and under represented groups. |
| 28/03/2024 | £4,413 | READING & ANGLING ASSOCIATION (RDAA) | This project will replant and raise the bankside levels and reinstate pathways. |
| 28/03/2024 | £8,900 | UNIVERSITY VANDALS LIMITED | This project will restore and repair the cricket outfield. |
| 28/03/2024 | £12,250 | NEWHAM ALL STAR SPORTS ACADEMY | This project is aimed at supporting women facing substance abuse, grief, trauma, and domestic violence by harnessing the transformative power of sports. Through tailored activities lasting 40 weeks in team sports and fitness. This project will work with at least 75 women in Newham and partnering with other local sports clubs. 2 sessions a week will be delivered, each lasting 2 hours, one focusing on team sports and the other on fitness activities. Furthermore, the project will offer 10 volunteering opportunities and provide 5 women with coaching qualifications. The Sessions will take place at University Of East London Dockland Campus. |
| 28/03/2024 | £4,049 | ELLESMERE PORT AND CHESTERTABLE TENNIS CENTRE | This project will deliver the Table Tennis England TT Kidz programme to young people aged 7-11, with a particular focus on girls living in deprived areas of Ellesmere Port. Sessions will take place once a week at a local sports village. |
| 28/03/2024 | £9,500 | BERWICK UPON TWEED SAILING CLUB | This project will modernise the changing facilities at the sailing club, this will make them more gender diverse and more accessible for those with disabilities. |
| 28/03/2024 | £58,466 | BLACKBURN WITH DARWEN BOROUGH COUNCIL | Variation of agreement for Exchequer funding for the Active Madrassah workstream (unable to accept Lottery funding). The programme enables sustainable change in approaches to physical activity at a local level. |
| 27/03/2024 | £12,621 | FUSION LIFESTYLE | This project aims to clean and sanitise the flooded areas using chemical supplies, plant clean up in the pool and dehumidifiers inside, as well as hire health and safety equipment for the volunteers that will carry out the project. |
| 27/03/2024 | £29,750 | READING BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 27/03/2024 | £526,000 | DARLINGTON BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 27/03/2024 | £275,000 | CHESTERFIELD BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 27/03/2024 | £98,000 | WILTSHIRE COUNCIL | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 27/03/2024 | £5,000 | RECLAIM THE SEA CIC | This project will provide 2 8-week programmes for groups of 8 resettled refugees, asylum seekers, and others with water or sea related trauma. The programme will aim to reach 8 men and 8 women, and will provide them with the tools needed in order to reclaim the sea as a safe space where this has been one of trauma. The programme provides therapeutic sea swimming, Stand up Paddle Boarding and surf lessons in a trauma informed, safe space. This project will also provide social paddle boarding and surfing sessions for former participants of the programme. |
| 27/03/2024 | £11,700 | BOXING CLEVER MK CIC | This project will deliver the continuation and expansion of a previously SE funded project. 4 hours of boxing coaching will be delivered per week for a period of 45 weeks. Participants will be aged 9-16.The project will take place at Bletchley ABC. |
| 27/03/2024 | £3,540 | CHELMARSH SAILING CLUB | This project will provide funding to train 6 members to become qualified instructors with Paddle UK. _x000D_ Training will consist of: _x000D_ Core coach training £200 x 6 people = £1200_x000D_ Sheltered Water Coach Training £200 x 6 People = £1200_x000D_ Sheltered Water Coach Assessment £190 x 6 People = £1140 |
| 27/03/2024 | £6,550£55,000 | CORNWALL FOUNDATION PARTNERSHIP TRUST | This project will support people back out into society, helping them to reduce isolation and loneliness and enable independence through physical activity. Activities will run across Cornwall and range from Cold Water Swimming, Snorkelling, Surfing, Yoga, Dance, Zumba and Climbing with the funding paying toward facility hire, coaching and wetsuit hire costs. |
| 27/03/2024 | £3,450 | LET'S RUN GIRLS LTD | This project will run over a 12 month period and will consist of 10 diverse events, these will be free of charge mini events and aims to build community, and boost engagement in the weekly women's walking and running events. The events will include strength training, beginners yoga, injury prevention for runners, and physical activity during the menopause. The events will include social/coffee mornings and aims to empower women. |
| 27/03/2024 | £12,000£461,199 | AUCKLAND YOUTH AND COMMUNITY CENTRE LTD | This project will deliver indoor multi-sports activities to children and young people in the community. Starting with taster sessions, coaching and personal training. The project plan is based on two funded, multi-sport sessions and two coaching sessions per week i.e. four multi-sport sessions. |
| 27/03/2024 | £14,925£143,512 | M S INFORMATION AND THERAPY CENTRE LTD | This project will provide funding to support additional neurological exercise classes and the introduction of 1:1 specific rehabilitation support classes for people suffering from disabilities and long term health conditions. Funding will specifically support coaching fees. |
| 27/03/2024 | £11,760 | CHRISTIAN RESTORATION MANCHESTER | This project will deliver activities for young people and women living in areas of significant deprivation. Community football sessions will be delivered twice a week and a ladies keep fit session will take place once a week. |
| 27/03/2024 | £1,500 | WEST MERSEA CRICKET CLUB | This project will allow the Cricket Club to purchase pitch covers. |
| 27/03/2024 | £15,000 | CHURCH OF SALVATION OKEIGBALA | This project will restart the Youth Engage Empower programme, which was paused due to the hit the cost-of-living crisis had in the organisation last year. The programme provides an inclusive weekly physical activity space comprising movement and dance, yoga, walking, running and boxercise for young people ages 13 to 19 with poor physical health who are residents of Sandwell & Dudley and Walsall in the Black Country.. The funds will enable them to hire a venue, add equipment, hire a coach, cover volunteer expenses and build internal coaching capacity for longevity. |
| 27/03/2024 | £1,000 | CHRIST CHURCH, LANCASTER | This project will install sound insulation in the community hall, which is used by a number of keep-fit and children's activity groups. It will be used by uniformed organisations, and is booked by dance-groups on an ad-hoc basis. The church have recently had enquiries from the local school who wish to book the hall for PE classes as they have insufficient space. |
| 27/03/2024 | £10,770£60,024 | DEAFROOTS | This project will focus on promoting physical fitness, healthy eating, and mental well-being to the deaf and hard of hearing community. Incorporating long-distance walking groups, chair yoga, confidence-building workshops, strategies to combat isolation, fitness programs tailored to diverse needs, and nutritional guidance. SoundSteps aims to enhance overall health and create a supportive environment. This project is an expansion of an existing wellness initiative, where individuals benefit from accessing vital information and engaging in indoor activities like art and craft. |
| 27/03/2024 | £10,020£25,745 | OLDHAM INSPIRING YOUTH | The project will combating rising mental health issues in disadvantaged youth unable to afford regular activities, by using sports and skill development. There will be 6 workshops per year: develop essential skills in mental health, leadership, and the impact of sports on well-being with workshops focusing on practical skills and teamwork. Weekly Sports Activities will provide a safe, affordable, and pressure-free environment for multi-sport participation. Support will be provided through qualified mental health professionals during sports sessions. |
| 27/03/2024 | £11,750 | ACCRINGTON CRICKET & TENNIS CLUB | The project will establish a new cricket offer to enable girls and women to take part in regular cricket sessions and ultimately teams. The project will include hosting weekly recreational sessions, friendly matches and tournaments. This will be split into a junior girl’s cricket session, and an over 18 ladies cricket session. |
| 27/03/2024 | £5,400 | OAKAMOOR CRICKET CLUB | The project will create a separate changing area and update toilet facilities for female players. Works will include lining internal walls with panelling, shower upgrade, privacy improvements, plastering, wipeable wall surfaces, flooring, and construction of bench seating and lockable storage compartments. |
| 27/03/2024 | £9,147 | TEIGNBRIDGE CANOE CLUB | This project will purchase 9 kayaks each suited to female paddlers. A range of sizes with flexible seating / cockpit arrangements. The selection also provide access to a range of paddling opportunities on sheltered water, the sea and on rivers. This include sea kayaks, dagger katanna, river kayaks. |
| 27/03/2024 | £11,000£18,820 | AFRICAN WOMEN IMPACT UK | This project will provide funding to support the delivery of dance activity for 30 young people aged 12-25 from culturally diverse backgrounds over a 52 week period. Funding will specifically support volunteers expenses, refreshments, coaching fees, transport, equipment and materials. |
| 27/03/2024 | £12,310 | UK BLIND BASEBALL ASSOCIATION | This project will allow the organisation to engage and support 6 new Blind Baseball Teams from across the UK. UK Blind Baseball will give the equipment to start a new team as well as provide the teams with comprehensive training. The aim is to encourage 90 individuals who are blind or partially sighted to participate in an inclusive sport. Funding will also help towards the tournaments for the new teams. |
| 27/03/2024 | £15,000 | ALRIDHA FOUNDATION | This project aims to increase physical activity among young Black, Asian, and Middle Eastern ethnic minority children in Brent and Harrow. Through culturally sensitive activity sessions, the aim, is to create safe and welcoming spaces for young people aged 6-17 from these communities. The project will offer a multi-sports programme to at least 45 young people for 21 weeks. Sessions will last for 1 hour 20 minutes and will take place 3 times a week, after school, split into age groups. |
| 27/03/2024 | £6,000 | THATTO HEATH CRUSADERS ARLFC | This project will install floodlights on their training barn which have been damaged in a second arson attack which lit the smallest rugby pitch. New lights would also be installed on the barn doors and surrounding pathways for safety and security. |
| 27/03/2024 | £10,173£6,240,720 | AGE UK NORTHUMBERLAND | This project will support five new weekly classes, including Pilates, yoga and dancersise hosted at Age UK Ashington Hub. This expands their current offer for over 65s, giving them the opportunity to progress to new and more challenging classes as their fitness improves. Funding will support promotion, sessional workers, venue hire and case study costs. |
| 27/03/2024 | £13,280 | ARDHMERIA LTD | This project will provide 80+ inactive young people aged 11-16 from Bexley Heaths' migrant and immigrant communities with weekly sport and physical activity for 2 hours a week. Delivered at Bexley Heath Academy, every Saturday over a 48-week period. |
| 27/03/2024 | £1,995£332,587 | BROADMEAD COMMUNITY CHURCH | This project will support the growth of the club with some new equipment so more players can be involved in their weekly session and upskill two volunteers to gain Level 1 coaching qualifications to provide regular improvers sessions throughout the year. |
| 27/03/2024 | £3,852£1,476,764 | SOUTH WEST ACTION FOR LEARNING AND LIVING OUR WAY LIMITED | This project will deliver weekly sessions of football training for people with learning disabilities. The team will also participate in the Somerset Disability FA league. Funds will cover coach fees, support staff costs and facility hire. |
| 27/03/2024 | £3,308£38,372,032 | PARKINSON'S UK KETTERING BRANCH | This project will run an additional exercise class for people with Parkinson's. 48 sessions would be run for 1 hour for 1 year. Funding is required for promotion, facility hire and coaches fees. |
| 27/03/2024 | £4,506 | THE OAK CIRCUS CENTRE LTD | This project will provide a 12 week programme for up to 15 asylum seeker and refugee families to participate in circus activities. |
| 27/03/2024 | £7,000 | GLOUCESTERSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL | The project will centre around two focused activity festivals in August: One at Gloucester Rugby in Kingsholm and one at Cheltenham Football Club. Events throughout the summer will contribute to a ‘Fringe Programme’ of other sports and health and wellbeing activity in our versatile library spaces: including sessions of Zumba, dance, yoga, healthy eating cooking workshops, rugby tots, martial arts classes and wheelchair rugby. |
| 27/03/2024 | £13,950£101,750 | BILLY YOUTH ENGAGEMENT PROJECT | This project will deliver 2 x 2hr sessions per week for 50 weeks of free youth club sessions that will involve a variety of physical activity sessions. The aim is to provide positive diversionary opportunities from negative influences such as criminal activity or obesity. |
| 27/03/2024 | £11,583 | MEESBROOK PARK BOWLING CLUB | This project will provide funding to support the inclusivity of people with limited mobility and/or chronic health conditions to take part in bowling. Funding will specifically support the purchase of adaptive equipment and a shelter. |
| 27/03/2024 | £6,600 | THE TRAUMA HEALING COLLECTIVE CIC | This project will support the deliver of 40 weekly sporting sessions to women and girls from the Muslim community in Luton. Funding will specifically support refreshments, facility hire, coaching fees and equipment. |
| 27/03/2024 | £1,199 | OLD TOWN BOWLING CLUB | This project will provide funding for additional bowling equipment to support younger participants in taking part in bowling. |
| 27/03/2024 | £9,124 | FOOD FORAGING FOR THE COMMUNITY | This project will provide funding to deliver a range of activities to 40 men who have suffered from childhood trauma and suffer from physical health conditions as a result. Activities will take place on a weekly basis. Funding will specifically support facility hire, promotion, coaching fees and a project lead. |
| 27/03/2024 | £14,825 | HODAN SOMALI COMMUNITY | This project will deliver Zumba and Chair-Based Exercise classes for women in West London, especially those from Somali, Black, and Asian communities. The project will focus on 2 areas of significant deprivation, Ladbroke Grove and White City. |
| 27/03/2024 | £4,639 | APNAPAN | Apnapan active is a weekly fitness session which includes a variety of exercises that will increase cardio fitness and strength. The project is to help encourage movement for people living with long term health conditions. A few of these conditions include arthritis, cancer, dementia, diabetes and heart disease. The objectives are to support those that are disadvantaged or marginalised from South Asian communities, but is inclusive to all. Each session includes cardio, strength training including the use of light weights, steps/bands and Bhangra dance and music from South Asian artists. Funding will allow the organisation to extend the current project for an additional 6 months. |
| 27/03/2024 | £13,340£92,363 | Z'S DEFENCE ACADEMY | This project will engage women and girls from southeast Asian backgrounds residing in Blackburn to take part in physical activity. The programme will run at least once a week for 12 months and will include facilitated community walks, gym workouts and dance sessions. |
| 27/03/2024 | £15,000 | THE WANSBECK WONDERS | This project will offer exercise and movement workshops specifically for older adults to help them build and maintain their strength. The workshops will be delivered across 3 different retirement housing schemes in Bedlington and Blyth, Northumberland. The project will take place within the communal lounges of Wansbeck Court, Woolsington Court and Bader Court. The workshops will be weekly, and will deliver 40 workshops in each venue across one year. Funding will contribute towards coaches fees, equipment and promotion and programme management. |
| 27/03/2024 | £9,622 | THE SALMON YOUTH CENTRE IN BERMONDSEY | This project, Sport and Adventure, helps young people get moving and healthy via tailored sports programmes, meal provision and nutritionucation. They will target young people who are facing obesity or risk factors related to obesity, struggling with maintaining healthy weights and who self-report health challenges, concerns about their eating, or low physical activity levels. Activities will be tailored for four groups: 6-11 and 12-14, 14-19 year olds and SEND. They will offer coaching sessions: climbing and adventure, trampoline, basketball, dance and football and some have-a-go sessions: wallball, teqball, dodgeball, volleyball, tennis, badminton and table tennis. Funding is required for coaching fees, equipment, share of facility overheads, promotion and staff costs. |
| 27/03/2024 | £3,620 | ROCK FOUNDATION UK LTD | This project will expand the existing sporting workshop work to include additional sessions and further activities. An additional 3 sessions per week will take place. |
| 27/03/2024 | £7,372£10,822 | EAST TIMORESE ASSOCIATION PETERBOROUGH | This project will allow weekly recreational football sessions for 1 year, once a week on Thursdays 5pm-7pm in Peterborough. Sessions are open to any male aged 16 and over. |
| 27/03/2024 | £7,500 | ALBATROSS DIVING CLUB | This project will provide 8 poolside blocks to Albatross Diving Club, enabling the club to increase participation by 12 divers per 30 minute session, and increase the number of training sessions they offer each week. |
| 27/03/2024 | £4,628£703,815 | CROSSROADS (BARNSLEY) LTD | This project will deliver sessions of yoga, fitness and chair-based exercises to carers. 2 sessions will be delivered per week, 1 per venue. Funding will cover staff and coach costs, facility hire, promotion and volunteer expenses. |
| 27/03/2024 | £14,949 | HILL HEAD SAILING CLUB | This project will purchase a new Bursledon gig to support the increase interest from U18's. |
| 27/03/2024 | £15,000 | HULL SISTERS LTD | This project will provide dance and yoga sessions for women and girls from disadvantaged communities in Hull. Weekly classes will be delivered for 32 weeks including 2 x 3-hour dance sessions, featuring traditional (e.g. belly dancing) and contemporary styles, and 1 x 3-hour yoga session. |
| 27/03/2024 | £11,475 | ELITE ACTIVE CIC | This project will deliver sessions of physical activity and nutritional awareness to people aged 8-11. 1 two hour session will be delivered weekly, for 30 weeks. Activities will include boxing, circuit training, indoor football and dodgeball. Funds will cover refreshments, facility hire and coaches fees. |
| 27/03/2024 | £1,140 | FUTURES2GETHER | This project will support 6 weeks worth of dance/movement sessions, 10 weeks of swimming sessions and 10 weeks of gym sessions for adults with learning difficulties and autism. |
| 27/03/2024 | £7,224 | HYDE PARK BOWLING CLUB | This project will purchase an industrial mower to maintain their 3 greens. The mower would be used at least 5 times a week by club volunteers to maintain the greens. |
| 27/03/2024 | £9,628 | THE O.T.M.S FOUNDATION LTD | This project will support a weekly two hour activity session over 48 weeks aimed at low income families and those needing mental health support by using football, fitness and basketball as a catalyst for well-being support, change and community. Funding will cover staff/coaching, venue hire, promotion and some new equipment costs. |
| 27/03/2024 | £7,410 | CROFT ACADEMY | This project will consist of a series of 30 sports workshops held during school holidays, including Summer, October half term, Easter and May half term. Each workshop will be a full-day event (six hours), accommodating up to 34 children aged 5-11 delivered by two coaches from sports coach company Aventus Coaching Ltd. |
| 27/03/2024 | £7,869 | GRANTHAM TENNIS CLUB | This project will deliver a programme of tennis sessions targeted at people aged over 60. Sessions will last 2 hours and will be at both the club's own courts (15 sessions) and those in the local park (9 sessions). |
| 27/03/2024 | £15,000 | MOVE HUMBER | The project will provide 2x functional fitness classes tailored to people with Parkinson's Disease, with the aim of improving balance, coordination and strength to improve or delay onset of symptoms. Classes will run on a Monday for 1 hour, and have a capacity of 10 people per instructor (total of 20). The current 55+/ long term health condition exercise class is at capacity at the gym and the project will provide another class (15 people) over 12 months. |
| 27/03/2024 | £15,000£9,781 | PLYMOUTH MAYFLOWER SPECIALS | The project will expand the offer from the Mayflower Specials activities club to include regular sailing and kayaking, and recruit and train new volunteers to provide a sustainable activity programme. These activities will be delivered as regular sessions, meeting once a week and occasionally on weekends, through the spring, summer and Autumn. This is a collaboration project with the Outdoor Partnership, Mayflower Specials and local providers specialising in sailing and kayaking. The charity aims to engage their expertise through National Governing Body (NGB) schemes such as RYA Sailability and British Canoeing Paddle-Ability. The sailing will take place at Horizons Sailing project Plymouth, this is an accredited RYA centre and is also Sailability accredited. The kayaking will take place at the Mountbatten Watersports centre, an accredited British canoeing centre, that has paddlability accreditation. |
| 27/03/2024 | £14,780£616,883 | POSITIVE FUTURES LIVERPOOL | This project will provide sport and physical activity opportunities through a partnership between Positive Futures and The Climbing Hangar (TCH), an organisation who have 2 indoor climbing centres in Liverpool. The project will deliver during term time after school sessions, and a range of holiday programmes which will provide structured activities; as well as training for 5 x staff to deliver climbing sessions independently of TCH staff. |
| 27/03/2024 | £3,224 | OXFORD KINGS BASEBALL CLUB | This project will strengthen the structure and community outreach to youth and diverse communities. The youth programme will be restarted. Three groups will be started and 12 Saturday training sessions will be delivered for T-Ball (U9), Minors (10-12) and seniors (13-16). Funding will also be used for promotion/publicity to continue community outreach. |
| 27/03/2024 | £11,200 | BUTTERFLY FUTURE LTD | This project will deliver non-traditional weekly football sessions. Participants will be women from diverse communities that live in disadvantaged areas of Manchester. Funding will support travel costs, additional staff costs, promotion, facility hire, equipment and coaching fees. |
| 27/03/2024 | £14,300£320,230 | URBOND | This project will deliver a youth development multisport programme with disadvantaged 10-19 year olds, primarily from black, Asian and minority ethnic backgrounds. 4 sessions per week will take place, over 50 weeks and comprise of football, basketball and volleyball. |
| 27/03/2024 | £1,658 | STOKES BAY SAILING CLUB | This project will broaden their offer by offering other watersports such as kayaking, paddle boarding and windsurfing and the club require a secure storage area for the paddle boards and kayaks. |
| 27/03/2024 | £13,828£132,688 | BGCSY | This project will fund a Sports Worker to support activation of structured physical activity sessions across five Youth Clubs across Sheffield and Rotherham. Funding will cover 12 hours a week of Sports Worker time, mileage travel costs and promotion of the project across youth clubs. |
| 27/03/2024 | £14,850£371,024 | BEST-BE A BETTER YOU 2020 | This project will provide a youth focused initiative to engage young people aged 11-18 - to mitigate the risks of crime and anti-social behaviour. Sessions will be 3 hours per week delivering sports, with a mix of structured and unstructured time and access to mentors and delivered for 50 weeks. |
| 27/03/2024 | £5,000£14,478,000 | VOLUNTEERING MATTERS | The project will be delivered by Engagement Managers and local trainers, who will run weekly exercise and sport sessions based out of community or sports centres in Stockton on Tees, over 12 months. Sporting Chance will target men over 50 years old, many of whom have existing health conditions. Activities will include walking football, chair based exercise, online exercise, mixed activity, walking. The varied weekly exercise programme will also bring together the exercise sessions with workshops on healthy cooking and visits from health professionals. |
| 27/03/2024 | £3,928 | ACTIVE INDEPENDENCE | This project will deliver 2-hour, weekly fully accessible cycling group for Disabled adults, their carer/ PAs. The funding would cover the cost of the hire of the cycle track and the time of the project Group Worker who facilitates each session. This activity is free to participants, to reduce financial barriers. There is a range of accessible bikes to meet peoples different needs and excellent accessible facilities at the cycle pod. The weekly session will take place at the Doncaster Cycling Hub from July 2024 until June 2025. |
| 27/03/2024 | £15,000 | THE JOHN CLEMENTS SPORTS AND COMMUNITY TRUST | This project will replace electricity from the grid by installing 69 solar panels and using storage batteries from the roof panels to feed the excess solar energy generated into Codicote's first public EV chargers. |
| 27/03/2024 | £14,000 | EVERY BODY OUTDOORS | This project will train plus size volunteers to become leaders of new walking groups for plus sized participant, to expand their current offer into geographic gaps (South East, South West, North East and East of England). A weekend residential event will train new volunteers and provide ongoing support to existing current volunteers. |
| 27/03/2024 | £14,946 | GREENWICH LEISURE LIMITED | This project aims to combat the large number of young people in year 5 and 6 in Hackney that are unable to swim/ have not achieved the curriculum target. The project will take place across 9 weeks of school holidays from July 2024 – six weeks of summer holidays and three half term weeks. The locations will be the Kings Hall, Clissold and Britannia Leisure Centres, with three weeks of lessons at each. Lessons will be 30 minutes long and will take place for two hours every day. Each lesson will have a capacity of 25 children, meaning 100 children can take lessons each week. |
| 27/03/2024 | £14,000 | THE HANDBALL FOUNDATION | This project will help establish a network of inclusive mini-handball clubs around the Greater Manchester area, enabling children and young people with learning and physical disabilities to come together and improve their physical and mental health and wellbeing through the fun sport of handball. Sessions will run weekly with four sessions across two venues. Funding will cover coaching, facility hire, equipment, promotion, and development costs. |
| 27/03/2024 | £14,995 | KIRKBY ATHLETICS CLUB | This project will try to increase the number of disabled people taking part in wheelchair racing. The club will run a programme to introduce more people to racing - come & try sessions at local schools (x6); Southport Spinal Cord Injury Unit. The project will include the purchase of 3 new chairs (2x Junior chairs, 1x Senior chair) to be used at the development sessions and at the club. These chairs will address the current shortage of age-appropriate chairs and increase equipment for new participants. |
| 27/03/2024 | £9,851£1,804,253 | OPEN AGE | The project will offer opportunities for over 50s living in Hammersmith & Fulham to become more active with a selection of 5 weekly group activities. The people who attend will also be able to access a wider programme of over 200+ social, physical, creative, and learning opportunities._x000D_ Working with partners across the Earls Court Hammersmith area, Open Age will run weekly activities including Pilates, Chair Exercise, Dance Exercise. The sessions will run for 38 weeks from September 2024 to July 2025. |
| 27/03/2024 | £3,086£132,221 | CHILDREN WITH VOICES | This project will host swimming and paddleboard sessions across 5 weeks to young children aged 5-10 years old in Hackney. The project aims to improve the wellbeing and safety of the children and provide swimming abilities and knowledge. |
| 27/03/2024 | £14,997£2,763,123 | WEST SUSSEX MIND | This project will continue delivery of a range of physical activities as part of the Get Active programme. These weekday activities are delivered by the Mental Health Peer Support Worker, as a part of the broader mental health journey. Current activities continue include organised walks; running groups; track running; gym sessions; cycling and indoor games. Additional activities include an additional day of activity (2 x sessions during the day) for running groups. |
| 27/03/2024 | £6,100 | THE AMBLERS | This project will provide The Dancing Days which will pair older adult from a residential home with teenage participants from a nearby school to learn and share dance skills and experiences. Over 12 months, 40 practical sessions will be delivered to bring together pupils from St. Richards Secondary school and residents at Ambleside Residential Care Home to promote physical activity, improve physical wellness and build meaningful connections through dance, movement and exercise. |
| 27/03/2024 | £15,000£116,715 | AZAMRAH YOUTH CLUB | This project will allow 200 disadvantaged children and young people aged 7 – 14 from the Manchester areas to access weekly swim sessions. Sessions will take place after school/evenings at Abraham Moss Leisure Centre. Funding request is for promotion, staff costs, facility hire and swim instructor fees. |
| 27/03/2024 | £12,000£404,132 | ALEVI CULTURAL CENTRE AND CEMEVI OF ENGLAND | This project will support the delivery of yoga and exercise sessions three times a week to women from Turkish and Kurdish communities. Funding will specifically support promotion, equipment and coaching fees. |
| 27/03/2024 | £10,034 | OLDHAM GREENHILL COMMUNITY SPORTS AND RECREATION CLUB LIMITED | This project will deliver a weekly exercise and fitness classes for new male/ female service users. The project will work jointly with partners to promote and recruit inactive Asian, Muslim and Black Females such as Chai Ladies Project, Male with Local Mosque and Community Groups. Activities include Yoga, Zumba, Walking, Circuit training. Exercise classes will be held three days a week for one and half (1.5) hours per session and 30 minutes of workshop around health, nutrition and diet which total to six hours per week for 30 weeks. |
| 27/03/2024 | £15,000 | DEWSBURY GOLF CLUB | This project will create a chipping/putting practice area for members (junior/adult/women), who are new to golf, to practice before playing on the main golf course. This area would have a hard standing tee mat & driving net - once completed the club will run the coaching sessions which are held 4 times a week and on Saturdays. |
| 27/03/2024 | £9,200 | LEE VALLEY ATHLETIC DEVELOPMENT & WEIGHTLIFTING CLUB | This project will offer two free weightlifting sessions per week for two new groups of young people for 43 weeks. Each session has capacity to support 12 individuals. Sessions will take place at Lee Valley Athletics Centre. Young people will also be supported with funded places to enter local competitions. Sessions will be delivered by a fully trained specialist coach, support by a qualified volunteer coach. 62 young people have registered to become involved as soon as possible; 44 boys and 18 girls. |
| 27/03/2024 | £4,325£231,545 | COMMUNITY RECORDING STUDIO | The project will deliver football play and coached sessions to children and young people, as a formal evolution of the football sessions being delivered out of the youth facility. Play Football will run on Monday and Wednesday evenings, delivered at the youth club by 2 youth workers.. Football coaching will run on Tuesday evenings and Saturdays, delivered at a hired venue by a coach, and 2 youth workers. The Saturday coaching sessions will also alternate to include the team being involved in local and regional competitions with other youth organisations. |
| 27/03/2024 | £3,000 | LEIGH CRICKET CLUB | The project will include funding ECB Foundation Coaching Course for approximately 20 people in the Southend-on-Sea area. Five local cricket clubs will be involved; Leigh-on-Sea Cricket club; Eastwood Cricket Club, Old Southendians, Southend EMT and Westcliff-on-sea Cricket Club. These clubs have the goal to increase the number of qualified and skilled adults available to improve the coaching offered and target diversity and inclusion in the local areas. The funding will support qualifications for volunteers with financial hardship; clubs that do not have the means to fund qualifications and to provide coaching awards to those developing girls and women's cricket, those from ethnic diverse groups and also those with a disability. |
| 27/03/2024 | £11,958£500,890 | AGE UK HULL | This project will enable Age UK Hull to continue to deliver walking football at two venues once a week. Funding is required for equipment, staff costs, promotion, facility hire, coaches fees, tournament costs and refreshments. |
| 27/03/2024 | £14,760 | FEDERATION OF DISABILITY SPORTS ORGANISATIONS LIMITED | The project will deliver eight events to promote physical activity and wellbeing for people with disabilities. Each event will be open to around 200 participants and take place at a different location, with eight coaches providing four hours of activity per event. Up to eight activities will be available at each location, including table tennis, volleyball, goalball, wheelchair rugby and basketball. At the events, participants will also have the opportunity to attend workshops and build connections with others who share similar experiences and interests. Funding will pay for coaching fees, promotion, facility hire, equipment, volunteer expenses and volunteer training. |
| 27/03/2024 | £14,400£69,896 | ACHIEVED DREAMS | This project will provide funding for 6 weekly groups to take part in archery over a 12 month period supporting young people in Enfield. Funding will specifically support volunteer costs, promotion, equipment, facility hire and coaching fees. |
| 27/03/2024 | £9,397£434,850 | ALLSORTS GLOUCESTERSHIRE | This project will invest in additional resources for a number of new sports including: Race-Running, Rebound Trampolining, Football Tournaments and Stay and Play sessions within a new area in Gloucestershire. The funding will allow Allsorts Gloucestershire to provide rebound trampolining sessions held at a specialist school for 20 sessions during the year, race running sessions for 11 sessions during the year, weekly Stay and Play sessions for 15 weeks and 8 Football Tournaments. |
| 27/03/2024 | £10,000 | DORSET COUNCIL | This project will involve the delivery of activity sessions at Weymouth Outdoorucation Centre, aimed at people aged 16-18. The sessions will include climbing, cycling, archery, canoeing, kayaking, sailing and paddleboarding. The project will also provide training and opportunities for participants to gain coaching qualifications. Funds will cover promotion, the purchase of a bike trailer and training costs for the qualifications. |
| 27/03/2024 | £12,300 | BLACKBURN COBRAS ABC | This project will build on the Jubilee Fund project by delivering weekly low intensity mobility and boxercise classes, making access easier by removing their barriers, most of which are health, economic, and cultural barriers. Blackburn Cobras will deliver 3x 60 minute sessions per week for 49 weeks including a starting opening day. |
| 27/03/2024 | £2,645£221,898 | BLACKHEATH JAMIA MOSQUE TRUST | This project will deliver cycling sessions for children, adults who have never learned to ride or not ridden in years and for older people who want to be active. Sessions will be led by experienced volunteers and a local bike technician will help teach bike maintenance for free. Funding request is for refreshments, promotion and equipment. |
| 27/03/2024 | £10,000 | IMAGINE IF PARTNERSHIP LTD | This project will deliver a community-led, personalised approach to chronic pain, integrating activity and movement into the existing network of pain cafes and hubs held each month. A menu of physical activity will be offered including group sessions, one-to-one activity sessions, and specific exercises tailored to individual physical targets. The project will take place across different geographical locations including - Troon, Carnon Downs, Ponsanooth, Perranwell, Chacewater, Perranporth, and Truro. There will also be pop -up activities in Porthtowan, Portreath, Mullion, and Falmouth. Activities include Tai Chi, combined aerobic activity, breathing and yoga sessions, and digital movement sessions for people who are unable to attend physical sessions. |
| 27/03/2024 | £8,200 | WALMLEY GOLF CLUB FOUNDATION COMMUNITY INTEREST COMPANY | This project will run coaching sessions for mobility impaired golfers. The club expect to deliver 4 coaching sessions for 46 weeks (184 total) x 16 participants per week. Funding is required for coaching fees. |
| 27/03/2024 | £13,978 | THE AMITY PROJECT LONDON | This project will offer 2 hour weekly sporting sessions to older marginalised adults aged 50 plus. Seated table tennis would be delivered and exercise bands would be provided to help increase arm and hand strength. Sessions would be held at thege Youth Club, once a week for 2 hours for 56 weeks, over 2 years for 50 people. Funding is required for a project coach/facilitator, seated table tennis table and equipment, exercise bands, advertising, project management/project assistant, transport costs for table tennis table to venue, insurance and accountancy fees. |
| 27/03/2024 | £6,480£55,301 | OUR COMMUNITY FOUNDATION | This project will provide funding for 12 week blocks of activity sessions for children and adults that will run over a year long period. Funding will specifically support coaching costs and equipment for Squash, Badminton and Boxercise sessions for families. A different activity will run each term, twice a week, on Wednesday evenings and Saturday afternoons. |
| 27/03/2024 | £5,760 | THE FITMILL HUB CIC | This project will be fitness sessions run twice a week, and include structured/coached sessions, free of charge, for the local community and at risk young males aged 11-17. The early intervention of this project aims to deliver the mental wellbeing and health of young males 11-17 and reducing the rate of youth crime in this deprived, diverse area, creating a safer and more economically stable community. The project takes place twice weekly after school time using The Fitmill facility and exercise equipment. |
| 27/03/2024 | £1,000 | TEESSIDE ACADEMY LTD | This project will consist of a few elements, the first is to purchase new gymnastics equipment, the second is to have new flooring laid in the facility. The final element will fund coaches to attend further training courses to enhance skills. |
| 27/03/2024 | £6,100 | DEVON AND CORNWALL REFUGEE SUPPORT | This project will deliver the organisations activities programme for the year 24/25 - providing asylum seekers residing in Plymouth, refugees and some who have refugee status and ARE (appeal rights exhausted) with a robust, diverse rota of physical activities and sports. Activities will include walking/rambling, cycling trips, cycling lessons, swimming lessons, canoeing, basketball, badminton and volleyball, as well as gym access and occasional ten pin bowling in adverse weather conditions. |
| 27/03/2024 | £14,908£1,591,587 | SHARE COMMUNITY | This project will expand upon a previously delivered pilot to provide up to 35, mostly inactive, disabled adults with weekly physical activity sessions. There will be men's and women's sessions for a period of 46 weeks, and a mixed group for 42 weeks. There will also be two coaching workshops (aims at participants from the pilot project), 130 health and wellbeing sessions and small amount of equipment purchased. |
| 26/03/2024 | £3,104 | READING & ANGLING ASSOCIATION (RDAA) | Storm damage to their access route and fishing platforms which are used during coaching sessions and clinic requires repairs. The project will repair and resurface the Cottage Lane track to reinstate safe vehicular access to our four lakes, and repair the fishing platforms, prior to the start of the tuition programme. The Association will install the fishing platforms but are looking to employ a professional contractor to resurface the access track at Cottage Lane. |
| 26/03/2024 | £10,760 | WILTON GOLF CLUB | This project will provide funding to support improvement works to the drainage of a golf course. |
| 26/03/2024 | £86,255 | GUILDFORD BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 26/03/2024 | £5,223 | WIGAN SPORTS CLUB | This project will repair the frontage of the squash courts and fill potholes in the car park. |
| 25/03/2024 | £9,400 | BEWDLEY ROWING CLUB | This project aims to install demountable barriers and pumps to stop river water entering their two boathouses. |
| 25/03/2024 | £4,550 | STAND CRICKET CLUB | The project will complete repairs to the ground following storm damage. Repairs will include tree and debris removal; replacement signage and fence repairs. |
| 25/03/2024 | £15,000 | THE FACULTY FOR SPORT AND EXERCISE MEDICINE UK | This project will work with place-based partners to develop patient facing resources for the consensus statement on the risks of physical activity for people living with long-term health conditions. |
| 25/03/2024 | £780,056 | KINGSTON-UPON-HULL CITY COUNCIL | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 25/03/2024 | £14,950 | LONDON GREEN BRIDGE | This project will engage in a multi-faith walking project aiming to help people who suffer from are individuals who are currently facing health challenges, particularly due to obesity. There will be multiple sections to this project that promotes inclusivity and allowing people of different activity levels participate at their own level. It looks to tackle inactivity holistically by integrating physical, mental, and social well-being. |
| 25/03/2024 | £351,457 | TEIGNBRIDGE COUNCIL | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 25/03/2024 | £43,100 | CENTRAL BEDFORDSHIRE COUNCIL | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 25/03/2024 | £75,108 | LANCASTER CITY COUNCIL | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 25/03/2024 | £700,000 | HUNTINGDONSHIRE COUNCIL | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 25/03/2024 | £26,400 | LEICESTERSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL | Support the network of Active Partnerships in building their detailed understanding of the participation in leisure facilities, to support their focus on inactive people and under represented groups. |
| 25/03/2024 | £26,400£3,467,804 | GREATER MANCHESTER SPORTS PARTNERSHIP | Support the network of Active Partnerships in building their detailed understanding of the participation in leisure facilities, to support their focus on inactive people and under represented groups. |
| 25/03/2024 | £26,400£4,072,000 | LONDON SPORT LIMITED | Support the network of Active Partnerships in building their detailed understanding of the participation in leisure facilities, to support their focus on inactive people and under represented groups. |
| 25/03/2024 | £26,400£6,457,379 | ACTIVE LANCASHIRE LTD | Support the network of Active Partnerships in building their detailed understanding of the participation in leisure facilities, to support their focus on inactive people and under represented groups. |
| 25/03/2024 | £15,000 | HIGHCROFT & GREAT BARR CC | This project restores the wooden decking area to safe/usable condition, whilst also safeguarding the area against future floods/storms. |
| 25/03/2024 | £6,974 | COPSEWOOD COMMUNITY SPORTS AND SOCIAL CLUB | This project aims to remove all debris and built-up silt, repair all grassed areas effect by the flooding, this will include 40 tons of divot mix/soil to build up the area and lay seed, sand to help with drainage in the future, seed mix and pre seed fertiliser, a wetting agent and chemical compounds that will help with seed growth. This project also aims to repair and top-up all bunkers washed out by the flood. |
| 25/03/2024 | £500,000 | NEWCASTLE CITY COUNCIL | The project aims to replace two existing sites located in Outer West area of Newcastle and will also co-locate the library located in the vicinity of the existing leisure centre. |
| 22/03/2024 | £12,150 | SPORT FOR SOCIAL GOOD FOUNDATION | This project will support young people aged 12-18 living in deprived wards in North Tyneside, through a sustainable sport and training programme. Young people will be trained as sport Champions, providing them with the skills to deliver a range of sport based community events. The young people that will take part have been identified as physically inactive and have a range of challenges such as bullying, anxiety and autism. 3 x 'Champion Programmes' will be delivered for 100 children and young people, comprising of weekly sessions 2 hour sessions to be delivered over 48 weeks, delivered in 16 week blocks targeting different ages/abilities. |
| 22/03/2024 | £26,400£2,481,375 | YORKSHIRE SPORT FOUNDATION | Support the network of Active Partnerships in building their detailed understanding of the participation in leisure facilities, to support their focus on inactive people and under represented groups. |
| 22/03/2024 | £8,345£16,141 | BUDE PILOT GIG CLUB | This investment will support the club to build a new boathouse in Bude allowing the club to store boats and deliver indoor training throughout the year. Creating a facility at this new site will provide a long-term sustainable base for the club and community accessible to all and support in particular the clubÂ's junior membership growth. |
| 22/03/2024 | £14,592 | UNIVERSITY OF BATH | The project will support upgrades to the Fencing and Outdoor Shooting training areas at the University of Bath. |
| 22/03/2024 | £37,090 | BRITISH ROWING | The project will support the development of a proof of concept for a new Olympic rowing boat that will provide performance advantage over competitor boats. |
| 22/03/2024 | £20,000 | UK SPORTS INSTITUTE | The project will to support the design, manufacture, assembly, and testing of a wind tunnel rig for the full scale four man/two man/mono bobsleighs. |
| 21/03/2024 | £26,400 | WILTSHIRE AND SWINDON SPORT | Support the network of Active Partnerships in building their detailed understanding of the participation in leisure facilities, to support their focus on inactive people and under represented groups. |
| 21/03/2024 | £15,000 | JER LANE CRICKET CLUB | This project will replace the damaged roof and repair the changing rooms and clubhouse, including thee carpets, electrics, ceiling, plasterboards and paintwork. |
| 20/03/2024 | £26,400£767,553 | ACTIVE CHESHIRE LTD | Support the network of Active Partnerships in building their detailed understanding of the participation in leisure facilities, to support their focus on inactive people and under represented groups. |
| 20/03/2024 | £459,400 | MIDDLESBROUGH COUNCIL | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 20/03/2024 | £214,615 | STAFFORD BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 20/03/2024 | £6,000 | STROUD COUNCIL | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 20/03/2024 | £90,250 | LONDON BOROUGH OF LAMBETH | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 20/03/2024 | £38,500 | WEST DEVON BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 20/03/2024 | £26,400 | NORFOLK COUNTY COUNCIL | Support the network of Active Partnerships in building their detailed understanding of the participation in leisure facilities, to support their focus on inactive people and under represented groups. |
| 20/03/2024 | £57,756 | HARTLEPOOL ROVERS FOOTBALL CLUB LIMITED | This investment will replace the clubhouse roof and provide accessible toilet/changing facility. |
| 20/03/2024 | £26,400 | CUMBERLAND COUNCIL | Support the network of Active Partnerships in building their detailed understanding of the participation in leisure facilities, to support their focus on inactive people and under represented groups. |
| 20/03/2024 | £9,767 | BELVEDERE BOWLS CLUB | This project will hire fully accredited professional contractors to repair the shelter to provide a safe, sheltered and warm space. Key aspects include removing damaged furniture and carpets, clearing debris, removing fallen trees. Further work to prevent damage in the future includes; reinforcing structures, improving drainage, and fortifying vulnerable area. |
| 20/03/2024 | £4,500 | SHIPLEY BOWLING CLUB | Equipment will be provided to enable new members to try the game in an informal and fun learning environment. The equipment comes in a range of sizes of bowls to make the game easier for children and older people. 10 sets of bowls will also be provided for new members to try the game for the first time. A ramp and access door will also be provided to improve the access for people living with disabilities. |
| 20/03/2024 | £2,000,000 | SANDWELL METROPOLITAN BOROUGH COUNCIL | The project will support the re-development of Haden Hill Leisure Centre. |
| 19/03/2024 | £12,785 | LIFE OF HER CIC | A multisport project solely for 40 young females (aged 9-18) including weekly two-hour sessions increasing to 5 days a week (Monday-Friday) for 5 hours at the Chalkhill estate Community Centre (Wembley Park) with additional trips to local swimming, ice skating and trampoline park facilities. It includes indoor and outdoor activities led by the organisation staff and volunteers, facility hire, equipment, travel and transport with associated publicity and promotion across the Wembley Park area. The aim is to increase sport for females and encourage parents, carers and siblings to join in, develop unity, friendship and interpersonal skills to develop community cohesion. |
| 19/03/2024 | £322,000 | LEEDS CITY COUNCIL | This project increase is to consolidate and expand the whole system approach to physical inactivity in Leeds. This will focus in the top 1% IMD wards in the city and expand reach into new areas. |
| 19/03/2024 | £26,400£2,255,356 | BIRMINGHAM SPORT AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY TRUST | Support the network of Active Partnerships in building their detailed understanding of the participation in leisure facilities, to support their focus on inactive people and under represented groups. |
| 19/03/2024 | £26,400£2,114,976 | WEST OF ENGLAND SPORT TRUST | Support the network of Active Partnerships in building their detailed understanding of the participation in leisure facilities, to support their focus on inactive people and under represented groups. |
| 19/03/2024 | £26,400£939,888 | THINK ACTIVE CSW | Support the network of Active Partnerships in building their detailed understanding of the participation in leisure facilities, to support their focus on inactive people and under represented groups. |
| 19/03/2024 | £26,400£693,377 | COUNTY DURHAM SPORT | Support the network of Active Partnerships in building their detailed understanding of the participation in leisure facilities, to support their focus on inactive people and under represented groups. |
| 19/03/2024 | £67,184 | BRITISH PARA TABLE TENNIS LIMITED | The project will support the purchase of Paris tables and balls alongside provision of performance analysis equipment. |
| 19/03/2024 | £14,975 | TABLE TENNIS ENGLAND | The project will support the purchase Paris tables and balls alongside provision of performance analysis equipment. |
| 18/03/2024 | £26,400£1,017,683 | GET BERKSHIRE ACTIVE LTD | Support the network of Active Partnerships in building their detailed understanding of the participation in leisure facilities, to support their focus on inactive people and under represented groups. |
| 18/03/2024 | £26,400 | EAST SUFFOLK COUNCIL | Support the network of Active Partnerships in building their detailed understanding of the participation in leisure facilities, to support their focus on inactive people and under represented groups. |
| 18/03/2024 | £26,400£3,499,388 | NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SPORT | Support the network of Active Partnerships in building their detailed understanding of the participation in leisure facilities, to support their focus on inactive people and under represented groups. |
| 18/03/2024 | £26,400£878,337 | ACTIVE HUMBER LTD | Support the network of Active Partnerships in building their detailed understanding of the participation in leisure facilities, to support their focus on inactive people and under represented groups. |
| 18/03/2024 | £1,500£17,652 | GLASTONBURY & STREET SEA CADETS | This project will purchase 8 SUP's and associated equipment, which will allow the group to offer stand up paddleboarding to their members in addition to the other watersports on offer. |
| 18/03/2024 | £4,210 | BENEFIT BODY & MIND UK CIC | This project will run exercise classes in community day centres and care homes to promote physical well-being amongst elderly participants through tailored exercise sessions aimed at reducing the risk of falls. 4 hours of delivery a week over 24 weeks which equates to 1 hour of delivery a week per day centre. Funding is required for equipment, promotion, coaches fees and staff costs for project management, data collection and evaluation. |
| 18/03/2024 | £571£2,155,032 | BS3 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT | The project will provide indoor kurling, predominantly for older people but also open to younger service users. The activity would take place on a regular weekly basis, supported by staff and volunteers. Funding will pay for equipment and volunteer expenses. |
| 18/03/2024 | £500 | UNMASKED MENTAL HEALTH | This project will support a weekly two hour Walking Group at the charities hub based in Halifax. Funding will be used for promotion, travel, refreshment and staff costs toward the group. |
| 18/03/2024 | £6,541 | SUNRISE CORNWALL | This project will provide free Yoga for Wellbeing classes in Mid-Cornwall, with the option for online sessions. The sessions will aim to promote positive self-care for physical and mental wellbeing for those affected by suicide. The sessions will be delivered by holistic yoga teachers/therapists and supported by trained Sunrise Facilitators who have lived experience of loss to suicide. 90 minute sessions will be held fortnightly for 25 weeks. |
| 18/03/2024 | £13,800 | YESOID | This project will aim to create a non-competitive football tournament for Orthodox Jewish Boys ages 11-21 in Manchester. Some of the participants will also benefit from a mentoring service if they have additional SEN needs. The project aims to have 20 teams playing per week and at the end of the tournament an awards ceremony will be held to celebrate the project. The project will for 20 weeks. |
| 18/03/2024 | £8,010 | PLYMOUTH FISHING AND SEAFOOD ASSOCIATION CIC | This project will deliver community angling sessions for children, young people and families in areas of high deprivation across Plymouth. 180 sessions would be offered and use local fishermen as coaches. Sessions would be held 4-8pm on weekdays and occasional weekends. 18 sessions are planned, with 2 sessions per month over 10 months. Participants will be taught how to fish, learn about local fish species and how to prepare and cook their catch. Funding is required for project management, equipment, staff and coaching costs. |
| 18/03/2024 | £7,750 | BRECKFIELD & NORTH EVERTON NEIGHBOURHOOD COUNCIL LTD | This project will provide funding to train new cycle leader assistants, new cycle mechanics, organise new cycle events, weekly cycle rides and purchase new equipment. This will enable the organisation to engage new cyclists and help them to learn new skills. Funding will specifically support travel costs, promotion, equipment and coaching fees. |
| 18/03/2024 | £15,000 | ELMBRIDGE EAGLES RUGBY LEAGUE | This project will purchase 10 specialist wheelchairs to help grow the number of matches and opportunities available to play wheelchair rugby league. |
| 18/03/2024 | £15,000 | ST GORAN ROWING CLUB | This project will fund a new Cornish Pilot Gig for St Goran Rowing Club. |
| 18/03/2024 | £6,605 | BARUM BOXING CLUB & SPORTS CENTRE | This project will deliver boxing training to young people aged 11-17 who have been referred by Devon & Cornwall Police due to being at risk of criminal activity. Two weekly sessions will be delivered for 12 months. |
| 18/03/2024 | £720 | LONDON METEORITES YOUTH BASEBALL AND SOFTBALL CLUB | This project will provide funding for 4 metal bats suitable for female players (incl AFAB non-binary) as a result to league regulation changes. |
| 18/03/2024 | £2,000 | BROMLEY RUGBY CLUB | This project will provide funding to support the development of a women and girls section for the rugby club. Funding will specifically support promotion, equipment and coaching fees. |
| 18/03/2024 | £500 | GILBERDYKE CRICKET CLUB | This project will assist Gilberdyke Cricket Club in increasing the number of juniors at the club aged 5 to16 by providing additional equipment. |
| 18/03/2024 | £10,120 | SPORTING CLUB DE DULWICH | This project will provide funding to deliver inclusive fitness programme for children/young adults aged 6-18 years over a 20 week period with the intentions of utilising free space. Funding will specifically support staff training, equipment, coaching costs, facility hire, refreshments and promotion. |
| 18/03/2024 | £4,160£1,109,490 | AGE CONCERN NORWICH | The project will deliver two 12-week group exercise sessions focused on falls prevention. Weekly sessions will be led by a health coach and involve 45 minutes of chair-based exercise, followed by refreshments and a chance to socialise. The activity is free of charge and will take place at St Andrews Church Hall and Frere Road Community Centre. Funding will pay for venue hire, coaching fees, equipment, promotion and refreshments. |
| 18/03/2024 | £10,000£54,539 | BURNISTON & CLOUGHTON VILLAGE HALL AND PLAYING FIELDS | Following community consultation, this project will support the renovation and conversion of existing courts into two tennis courts and a multi-use games area to be used by the local community. The project will provide and install combined goalposts specifically for the multi-use games area where basketball and football will be played. |
| 18/03/2024 | £2,630£288,118 | THE BLACKMORE VALE CHARITY | This project will deliver weekly yoga sessions outdoors. Participants will be service users that are less active. Sessions will be indoors at a local scout hut, during bad weather periods. Funding is for yoga instructor costs, equipment, promotion and facility hire. |
| 18/03/2024 | £14,730 | CHARTER HOUSE RESOURCE CENTRE CIC | This project will purchase equipment that will allow disabled access to the CIC's new hydrotherapy pool which is in the process of being completed. The equipment will include a spinal board, pool alarm, shower trolley, pool hoist, changing hoist and privacy screens. |
| 18/03/2024 | £9,000£127,608 | DOWN SYNDROME DEVELOPMENT TRUST | This project provides positive sporting experiences for children and young people with Down Syndrome. A year long calendar of activities including indoor and outdoor sports will be delivered, tailored to individual’s needs. The project will aim to deliver 105 sports sessions over 1 year benefiting approximately 120 families. |
| 18/03/2024 | £13,743 | WELLBEING 4 LIFE CIC | This project will deliver fishing and chair based yoga sessions. The fishing element will deliver a 2 hour session, weekly for 24 weeks across May to September. Funds will cover staff costs, volunteer expenses, coach, equipment and marketing. The yoga element will deliver a 2 hour session, weekly for 48 weeks. Funds will cover coach, facility hire and marketing. |
| 18/03/2024 | £2,000 | BENTON DENE PRIMARY SCHOOL | This project will allow the school to service existing bikes and helmets, along with purchasing new adult bikes to allow staff to take the school children out. The school will also allow training for bike ride leaders. Sessions will be extra curriculum. |
| 18/03/2024 | £11,452 | WORKSOP RUGBY UNION FOOTBALL CLUB | This project will support a multi-sport project for children and young people across Worksop. The project will introduce young people (aged 9-16) to rugby and physical activity. The project will deliver four hours a week of new rugby coaching sessions over 48 weeks, targeting and engaging physically inactive young people from Worksop - focusing on women/girls, SEND children and low-income families. |
| 18/03/2024 | £5,500 | WESTEND BOWLING CLUB | This project will replace a wheelchair access ramp to changing rooms and install a ramp with handrails on to the green. |
| 18/03/2024 | £5,052£23,639 | ICKLESHAM TRUST | This project will provide disabled access to existing sports pavilion at Icklesham Recreation Ground and an accessible toilet in the pavilion. There is currently no provision for disabled access. The works include widening doorways, installation of a ramp, and installation of an accessible toilet. |
| 18/03/2024 | £3,500£5,428 | NORTH DEVON DEAF CHILDREN'S SOCIETY | This project will help continue and expand an existing multisport project for deaf children and their families. Funding will support travel, promotion, external facility hire and coaching fees. |
| 18/03/2024 | £1,620 | OUR SPACE YOUTH CLUB | This project will provide monthly swimming and cycling sessions for children and young people with specialucational needs. |
| 18/03/2024 | £5,800 | WOMEN IN TANDEM C.I.C. | This project will run a bespoke programme of cycling provision that aims to support people facing social deprivation, particularly women to ride bikes. 20 x 3.5 hour ‘Dr Bike’ free mobile bike repair sessions, monthly May-Sep comprising 5 monthly sessions in 4 areas. 50 learn to ride/cycle training sessions for adult women. A fleet of 10 additional folding bikes to use in the training sessions and a bike festival to celebrate and promote cycling as a fun inclusive activity including the use of smoothie bikes. |
| 18/03/2024 | £11,775£145,106 | SACRISTON YOUTH PROJECT | This project will deliver 2x90 minute sports session each week (term time only) for young people aged 11-19 living in areas of deprivation. Sessions will include a variety of structured sports activities delivered by a sports coach and youth workers. |
| 18/03/2024 | £15,000 | PLANETS OF LONDON | This project is a physical activity programme for inactive refugee women based in Westminster. The project will deliver 4 hours of activity each week for 40 weeks. The programme will include yoga, movement and dance, plus guidance on keeping fit and healthy. |
| 18/03/2024 | £15,000 | REDBORNE UPPER SCHOOL | This project will refurbish the floor in the sports hall by sanding it down, sealing and laying a new vinyl floor over the top. Marking for 4 badminton, 1 basketball, 1 volleyball, 1 netball, 1 futsal and 1 handball court would be added. A new floor will enable students and external community clubs to continue to use the facility. |
| 18/03/2024 | £12,569£44,000 | ISLE ACCESS | This project will pay for a part time cycling co-ordinator who will expand the delivery of adapted cycling sessions for the organisation and look to increase the usage of the adapted cycles by visitors to the island. Currently 1 session is held per month, and it is aimed that this will increase to 3 sessions per week. |
| 18/03/2024 | £8,707 | SOLIHULL INDOOR BOWLS CLUB | This project will provide funding to support an inclusive programme of activity for disabled or disadvantaged individuals who are currently inactive. There will be 4 open events followed by a 6 week course to introduce 80 people to bowls. Funding will specifically support promotion, equipment, refreshments coaching courses and staff costs. |
| 18/03/2024 | £1,500 | SHIREOAKS ROUNDERS CLUB | This project will involve the purchase of equipment: bats, ball, chairs, windbreak, table, kit and pitch hire. The club delivers 1 weekly game and a 2nd game every other week. |
| 18/03/2024 | £8,528 | MIND AID UK.CIC | This project will continue Zumba, Yoga and men’s circuit class and bollyfit dance classes. The aim of the project is to improve health and reduce social isolation of older people from diverse communities. Sessions will take place at Loughborough Fearon hall community centre and Thurmaston community centre every week for 12 months. Funding will support facility hire and coaching fees. |
| 18/03/2024 | £5,113£368,114 | BEXLEY MENCAP | The project will offer a weekly programme of physical activities to people with learning disabilities over a 24 week period. Activities include Keep Fit, Tennis, Walking and a new Multi Sports group. These are delivered both during the day and in evening to increase accessibility. The organisation will also deliver a range of zoom activities to provide maximum choice and accessibility for members. |
| 18/03/2024 | £7,249£112,410 | ESCAPE SUPPORT GROUP | This project will provide monthly bowling (at Hollywood Bowl), trampolining (Flip Out) sessions for young carers, giving them a social and active evening out with food and drink provided, over 12 months. There are current limitations for young carers to attend due to the limited spaces available, funding will enable more availability and participation in these events. |
| 18/03/2024 | £500 | RUSTINGTON CRICKET CLUB | This project will allow the cricket club to purchase safety equipment, to prevent any barriers to women and girls taking part in the sessions. |
| 18/03/2024 | £12,649 | EXMOOR CALVERT TRUST | This project will provide funding towards two Hase Trix bikes. |
| 18/03/2024 | £6,100 | BLACKBROOK ROYALS GIRLS | This project will develop girl's rugby league at the club. Funding is required for equipment, coach transport to fixtures and hiring a changing facility at a local school as the current facilities do not meet RFL safeguarding requirements as they are shared with male teams. |
| 18/03/2024 | £8,051£11,736,278 | YMCA TRINITY GROUP | This project will run weekly football and cricket sessions for 20 young people who are from disadvantaged backgrounds, unaccompanied asylum seekers, have special needs or have been homeless. The project will run over 2 years for evening weekly hour long football sessions and Inspire Suffolk for the cricket provision, all within walking distance of the YMCA. |
| 18/03/2024 | £1,700 | SPIXWORTH BOWLS CLUB | This project will relay the concrete entrance and club access path. |
| 18/03/2024 | £12,184 | FREEDOM INTERCESSORS INTERNATIONAL | This project seeks to promote physical activity, social cohesion and empowerment in young people from ethnically diverse communities in the Homerton area of Hackney. The project will deliver football, swimming and Zumba fitness classes over a 12-week period. |
| 18/03/2024 | £9,405 | INCLUSIVE FITNESS CIC | This project will provide funding for equipment and facility alterations to support the opening of an inclusive gym. |
| 18/03/2024 | £3,100£14,364 | FELTHAM AND HOUNSLOW SEA CADETS | This project will support the provision of school holiday and after school club multi-sport sessions for 5-11 year olds. Some sports included are Football, Basketball, Netball, Rounders, Cricket, Tennis, Badminton, Table Tennis, Mini-golf and some adventure sports including Orienteering, Climbing, Caving, Archery and more. The ball sports being held at the Sea Cadet Unit or appropriate outdoor venues and the adventure sports at Walton Firs, Cobham. Funding will purchase sports equipment to support delivery. |
| 18/03/2024 | £15,000 | THE WELCOME LIMITED | This project has 2 main elements. The first will deliver a series of chair-based exercises to older adults with reduced mobility; with two 1 hour sessions being delivered per week for 48 weeks and funds covering small items of equipment, an instructor and refreshments. The second element will deliver outdoor fitness sessions to inactive older adults with sedentary lifestyles; with two 1 hour sessions being delivered per week for 48 weeks and funds covering first aid training and insurance for volunteers, instructor fees, training for 3 volunteers to become instructors, transport to training sessions and indoor venue hire and instructor costs for the winter months. |
| 18/03/2024 | £7,720£135,269 | STEEL BONES | This project will run 48 weekly group fitness sessions for amputees to participate together and be instructed, and motivated by an inclusive health & fitness trainer. This will include 121 support, bespoke to user needs. A peer mentoring group will be built alongside the sessions. Each session will have its own theme, on a rotating programme every 12 weeks. The sessions will take place in Norwich. |
| 18/03/2024 | £6,428£15,204 | RECREATION GROUND | This project will encourage young people from disadvantaged backgrounds, who are disengaged with sport to access sport in an informal setting at youth club. Located at the youth club building at North Baddesley Recreation Ground or in the sports pitches on the recreation ground, the project will include 24 weeks of sports activities, spread out across 12 months. Each month will focus on a different sport; 12 SportSkool sessions delivered within weekly youth clubs sessions, at the beginning of each month. Sports include: Badminton, Baseball, Boccia, Cricket, Hockey, Movement & Dance, Netball, Real Tennis, Rounders, Table Tennis, Volleyball, Yoga. |
| 18/03/2024 | £15,000£1,772,100 | AGE UK CALDERDALE & KIRKLEES | This project will offer a mixture of exercise classes in their wellbeing Centres in Calderdale, Huddersfield and Batley. This will be a mixture of Yoga, Tai Chi, Dance and wellbeing sessions and wobble boards. |
| 18/03/2024 | £550 | NET NINJAS | This project will purchase additional badminton for children aged 4 to 11 years old. |
| 18/03/2024 | £3,856 | DUDDON CANOE CLUB | This project will be a series of introductory sessions for women in the local community, and provide coach/instructor training and assessment for female members of the club who wish to volunteer. There will be 8 sessions across 8-12 weeks, which will cover different aspects of paddle sports and water safety. The leisure centre have agreed to only have female life guards on duty, and all volunteers attending will be female. There will be 12-15 attendees, each week, and 3-4 coaches. The first 3 weeks will be Saturday afternoon sessions at the swimming pool in Barrow. The club will provide extra open cockpit and sit on top boats to accommodate larger women who are attending and who may not fit the usual pool boats. |
| 18/03/2024 | £14,358 | MUMO CREATIVE | This project will provide a dance and mindfulness-based programme which offers inclusive exercise opportunities for people with age-related neurodegeneration such as Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s or those under high risk of developing these conditions. These include the ten-week mindful movement programme, preventative dance classes and dementia friendly dance workshops. |
| 18/03/2024 | £15,000 | LANCS T20 SUPERLEAGUE CIC | This project will install disabled access, toilets and showers at their new facility. Participants who will use the facility will be young adults from low socio-economic areas of deprivation and diverse communities. |
| 18/03/2024 | £12,770£199,021 | WEST NORFOLK DEAF ASSOCIATION | The project is to provide additional swim classes for young deaf and hard of hearing people, in a new location expanding its offering to more people. New 45-60min after-school sessions, 2 sessions per evening each week in Great Yarmouth. This structure is to reach the maximum number of children and ensure small class sizes so the class meets the needs of the child. There is potential for 1:1 tuition for very nervous children or children with complex needs. |
| 18/03/2024 | £500£1,064,000 | TORBAY AND SOUTH DEVON NHS CHARITABLE FUND | This project will enable young adult carers to take part in sports activities and events as part of support they receive to enable them to take a break from caring responsibilities. Activities include canoeing, cycling, sailing and golf. Sports activities take place at the end of each month. |
| 18/03/2024 | £1,450£138,921 | BOURNE CHRISTIAN CENTRE | The project will buy additional equipment to enable people of all ages to take part in recreational sport within the community centre. The items will include two height-adjustable basketball hoops, table tennis table and carpet bowls set. The equipment will be used free of charge during a daytime community club and evening youth club. |
| 18/03/2024 | £7,995 | SOUTHERN4X | The project will provide equipment and coaching to increase participation in FourCross cycling at the Freespace track in Southampton. These items, comprising four jump bikes, full-face helmets and gloves in various sizes, will be provided to people without their own equipment and used during taster sessions, coaching and corporate fundraising events. This delivery will include a series of six, four-part introduction and training courses, each for a separate cohort of riders and focussed on a different aspect of the sport. Activity is also expected to include weekly club sessions, informal practice and racing, and competitive races. In addition, funding will pay for three people to undertake British Cycling Introduction to Coaching courses. |
| 18/03/2024 | £10,000 | ELTON SAILING CLUB AND BURY ANGLING ASSOCIATION | This project will purchase and install 32 solar panels, inverter and batteries plus all cabling and control systems to Clubhouse's south facing sloping roofs. |
| 18/03/2024 | £1,750 | CONISBROUGH CRICKET CLUB | The project will create a women’s softball cricket team as part of the club’s intention to provide opportunities for female players. Delivery will include ten weekly sessions of coached indoor training, prior to outdoor training and friendly fixtures taking place during the summer season. Funding will pay for playing kit, facility hire, coaching fees, two foundation coach qualifications and equipment, including bats, rubber-base stumps, cones, balls and hold-all. |
| 18/03/2024 | £3,984£194,523 | MENTOR WISE | This project will provide weekly basketball and table tennis sessions for physically inactive, or less active mentees from Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic backgrounds in Liverpool. Up to 40 mentees aged 12-25 yrs will take part in sessions over 24 weeks. |
| 18/03/2024 | £7,737 | OLDHAM AND SADDLEWORTH ROUNDER LEAGUE | This project will provide funding to start up 4 new rounders teams for women and girls as part of the Oldham and Saddleworth League. Funding will specifically support promotion, facility hire, coaches and equipment. |
| 18/03/2024 | £9,061 | KEY INSTRUMENTAL | This project will run for 8 months for up to 25 young people aged 16-24 who are suffering from poor wellbeing or are susceptible to crime in Birmingham. 2 sessions will be delivered per week - 1 x interactive workshop and 1 x basketball with teambuilding. Each month of sessions will focus on a topic that will be reflected through both the workshops and fitness sessions. |
| 18/03/2024 | £3,373£161,579 | LOOSE | This project will involve the purchase of sports equipment for the provision of sport and physical activity sessions for all users of the charity's services and venue, including children and young people partaking in the Duke ofinburgh award, young care leavers, refugees and asylum seekers, adults with learning difficulties and young carers. The funds will cover the purchase of rowing machines, ski erg and bike, a plyo box, slam balls and wall balls. |
| 18/03/2024 | £8,870 | BURTON UNITY C.I.C | This project will run 1 weekly 60 minute badminton session at 9pm at the Shobnall Leisure Complex in Burton on Trent specifically for women aged 16-50 from Pakistani, Bangladeshi and other heritage. Funding is required for facility hire, promotion, coaches fees, equipment and transport. |
| 18/03/2024 | £13,000 | WALK.ENABLED.CIC | This project will create 14 videos. The videos will be instructional videos for people with limb differences. They will be launch and promoted on LimbPower's YouTube channel. Funds will cover staff costs for planning, scripting, monitoring and feedback; facility hire for shooting locations; props and equipment; travel; videographer anditing; production, post-production and voice over work; models and actors. |
| 18/03/2024 | £2,430£392,186 | REUBEN'S RETREAT | This project will allow children with medical complexities and families to have access to swim sessions in a hydrotherapy pool. Funding will increase the number of sessions on offer during the school holidays. |
| 18/03/2024 | £15,000 | SOMERSET COUNCIL | The project will take place across 3 different libraries (Glastonbury; Bridgwater; Taunton), with each library hosting weekly sessions to maximise opportunities for engagement. Sessions will be approximately 1 hour with time for socialising at the end. Coaches will lead a range of activities such as tai chi, yoga, stretching, dance, and mindfulness. A range of fun tech will be available for use e.g. interactive projectors which include movement and co-ordination activities aimed at people with dementia and mobility issues. |
| 18/03/2024 | £1,789 | HULL CRUSADERS SWORD CLUB | This project will provide funding to purchase new safety equipment to allow beginner fencers to progress further. |
| 18/03/2024 | £12,000 | UPTON ARLFC | This project will fund the alteration of the existing changing/toiler/shower facilities to provide segregation for males and females. |
| 18/03/2024 | £7,200 | MIND IN BRADFORD | This project will deliver tenpin bowling sessions to people with poor mental health. Four 10 week courses will be delivered, to 40 participants in total. Funds will cover purchase of balls, bags and personal drilling for each participant, lane hire and coaching fees. |
| 18/03/2024 | £15,000£32,000 | SAHARA COVENTRY | This project will deliver two 1.5hr sessions per week x 45 weeks to people aged 50+. The sessions will include multi-sports and adapted versions of Badminton, Boccia, Exercise & Fitness, Movement & Dance, Table Tennis, Yoga. Funds will cover coach fees, staff costs, venue hire, marketing, equipment and transport. |
| 18/03/2024 | £14,990 | DEAF VILLAGE - NORTH WEST CIC | This project will involve the installation of outdoor gym equipment on the organisation's site and an programme of fitness sessions to activate it. Funds will cover purchase and installation of the outdoor gym equipment, interpreter costs and coach fees. Two 2 hour sessions will be delivered weekly for 48 weeks. |
| 18/03/2024 | £10,000£437,404 | THE BASINGSTOKE AND ALTON CARDIAC REHABILITATION CHARITY LIMITED | This project will fund the coaching costs for provision of a programme of assessments and bespoke exercise sessions for 65 exercisers. |
| 18/03/2024 | £11,032£703,052 | ACHEINU CANCER SUPPORT | This project will deliver a programme of one-to-one fitness sessions for 40 Jewish ladies affected by cancer. There will be 9 sessions per week for a period of 44 weeks. |
| 18/03/2024 | £8,583 | DANCE ACTION ZONE LEEDS (DAZL) | The project will deliver a 36-week movement and dance-exercise programme over a 12 month period. The 36-week program (3x 12wk blocks) to engage 160 unique participants with a goal to retain female participants for a minimum of 3 months. Each low cost session will be a minimum of 1 hour. Delivery will be 4 sessions per week; 1x session is targeted at people with a physical or learning disability; 3x sessions are targeted at women and girls to create a safe space for women to be active. |
| 18/03/2024 | £11,850 | RESTORATION FOUNDATION | This project will provide funding for 30 football sessions and 30 pool sessions for young people from low income families. Funding will specifically support volunteer costs, promotion, facility hire, equipment and coaching fees. |
| 18/03/2024 | £7,744 | COMMUNITIES ENGAGE AND THRIVE CIC | This project will deliver two fitness sessions (Zumba, fitness, Pilates, and stretch exercises) per week for 20 weeks and also deliver 2 separate walk-and-talk sessions over 2 hours at the local parks where service users are based including Georges Park, Handsworth Park, and Perry Hall Park. In addition, funding will train two staff/volunteers to become qualified fitness instructors to deliver more fitness services. The project will take place in April for a period of 6-8 months. |
| 18/03/2024 | £15,000 | OLDHAM RUGBY LEAGUE COMMUNITY TRUST CIC | This project will provide girls in Oldham with opportunities to take part in Rugby League. After school coaching will be delivered in primary and secondary schools and 6 community clubs will be supported to provide new opportunities for girls to participate and to establish teams across the age groups from U12s to U18s. Female coaches will be recruited and provided with support and development opportunities via coaching qualifications and continuous professional development via mentoring from established coaches. |
| 18/03/2024 | £10,000 | THE MENTAL SHIFT C.I.C. | This project will work with participants from socio-economically disadvantaged areas by offering Kickboxing and Boxing group sessions, twice a week for 30 weeks, in gyms across Newcastle and Sunderland - providing a safe space for families, struggling with the same issues, to come together in one space. The aim is to use physical activity to offer regular support. |
| 18/03/2024 | £14,958 | RIO FERDINAND FOUNDATION | This project will run a 12-month sport based youth development programme for 150 marginalised, inactive and at-risk young people aged 12-18. 4/5 sessions would be delivered either after school or in the evenings, equating to 10 hours a week over 12 months. Sports offered would be football, fitness, boxing and multi-sports. Participants would also be provided with opportunities to progress on to workshops and accredited training as well as being able to deliver their own youth-led social action events and tournaments. Funding is required for facility hire, events, equipment and coaches fees. |
| 18/03/2024 | £9,959£632,143 | THE AHOY CENTRE | The project will deliver 45 weekly multi-activity sport sessions to a group of 15-25 disabled people delivered by SportWorks coaches with support from Ahoy staff. Each session will typically involve two activities, such as yoga, chair-based fitness or team sports, with different activities being delivered over a four-week block. Participants will also have access to the on-site gym facilities. Funding will pay for an end of course event and certificates, refreshments, transport, coaches fees and equipment, including punch bag, bean bags, paddles, footballs, weights, gloves, yoga mats and archery set. |
| 18/03/2024 | £14,632 | RAVEN VALLEY GYMNASTICS CLUB C.I.C | This project will deliver gymnastics sessions to children and young people with disabilities and additional needs, with a particular focus on ADHD and Autism. 2 sessions will be delivered per week across 12 months. Funds will cover coaching costs and adapted equipment purchase. |
| 18/03/2024 | £6,500£158,975 | HORIZONS (PLYMOUTH) CHILDREN'S SAILING CHARITY | This project will be to establish a weekly evening sailing session for the club's adult volunteer team. This would allow more opportunities for volunteers to progress with formal qualifications, and enable the club to expand our inclusive youth sailing offer due to having more qualified and skilful volunteers to support activity delivery. |
| 18/03/2024 | £4,300 | OLVESTON & BOWLS CLUB | This project will involve the purchase of bowling arms, aids and other adapted equipment, including bowls walking frame and bowls wheelchair. The club will also make facility alterations for internal ramps and alterations to doorframes for wheelchair access. |
| 18/03/2024 | £14,800£63,362 | NEW INTERNATIONAL COMPANY OF LIVE ARTS | This project will be to deliver dance workshops, twice per week over twelve months, totalling 50 sessions each lasting 2 hours. The activity will take place in local community centres in Walham Green (London) that NICOLA have partnered with. At the end of the programme, NICOLA will host a community showcase event for participants to perform. |
| 18/03/2024 | £1,400 | WINCHESTER CITY COUNCIL | This project will relaunch free park yoga sessions at Whiteley Recreation Ground and The Garrison Ground in Winchester. Weekly sessions will be delivered by 'Park Yoga' during May to September 2024. Funding is for instructor fees. |
| 18/03/2024 | £3,727 | FAILSWORTH INDOOR BOWLS CLUB | This project will involve the purchase of a carpet winding machine and a new bowls carpet. |
| 18/03/2024 | £13,800 | OSMANI TRUST | This project will deliver a culturally appropriate sports project including badminton and basketball to support inactive Asian/Muslim/Bangladeshi/Somali and other women and girls from Tower Hamlets and neighbouring boroughs to play. |
| 18/03/2024 | £15,000 | UMOJA LEEDS CIC | This project will deliver 2 sessions of football per week for 50 weeks. The sessions will target girls. Funds will cover pitch hire, and contributions towards equipment, travel, staff and refreshments. |
| 18/03/2024 | £12,000 | REMARK! COMMUNITY | This project will provide funding to support the delivery of weekly badminton sessions to the deaf community over two locations in London. Funding will specifically support coaching costs, equipment, facility hire and event costs. |
| 18/03/2024 | £7,340 | CENTRE 63 | This project will deliver multisports taster sessions to children and young people. Two 3 hour sessions will be delivered per month, across 12 months. The sport and physical activity will be complemented by 30 minute sessions on healthy eating, well-being and nutritional support for the whole family. Funds will cover coach costs, staff costs, promotion, facility hire and equipment purchase. |
| 18/03/2024 | £10,480 | BOXING CLEVER ACADEMY LTD | This project will equip the new boxing centre which the club have recently moved to with mats, mirrors, boxing gloves, pads and skipping ropes and member t shirts. The club plans to set up a female only boxing club, MMA/BJJ, an over 55s fitness and social programme, a mixed bootcamp, dance club and a strength and conditioning programme. Funding is also needed for coaching fees and volunteer training. |
| 18/03/2024 | £1,000£27,232 | POINT CLEAR COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION | This project will involve the refurbishment of the community centre's snooker table. |
| 18/03/2024 | £4,440 | NUVO WELLBEING | This project will provide 50 weekly inclusive dance coaching for 40 adults with learning and physical disabilities based in County Durham. The weekly sessions will provide an introduction to dance whilst building confidence allowing participants to collaboratively create and deliver their own shows. |
| 18/03/2024 | £10,380 | BANGLADESHI WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION ESSEX (BWAE) | This project will create 'EmpowerHER Active' which aims to empower ethnic minority women and girls, particularly from Bangladeshi backgrounds, through culturally tailored sports activities. |
| 18/03/2024 | £15,000 | WARREN CLARK GOLFING DREAMS | This project will support the purchase of a minibus. |
| 18/03/2024 | £8,812 | MALAYALEE ASSOCIATION OF THE UK | This project will extend badminton sessions for an extra 30 to 40 people per week. Participants will be low income families from diverse communities. Funding will allow the club to run for one year and provide a competition at the end of the year. Funding will support refreshments, trophies, additional staff costs, external facility hire, additional equipment and coaching fees. |
| 18/03/2024 | £13,200£66,235 | PARKER TRUST | This project will provide weekly activity sessions with sports coaches for 5-25 year olds. Sessions will run in several venues across Sunderland supporting marginalised and disadvantaged children and young people. Funding will support delivery, hire of some of the facilities, equipment and promotion of the sessions. |
| 18/03/2024 | £8,000 | NEWSHAM PARK CRICKET CLUB | This project will offer more cricket to allow more people to get involved and grow the game in Liverpool. This will be achieved by increasing promotion of the club in the area by more signage. Additional cricket equipment to re-form the junior sections and softball equipment for a new women's team. Training courses for coaches will also be supported to help with expansion of the club. Participants will be predominantly from diverse communities. |
| 18/03/2024 | £14,000 | ALVECHURCH FC COMMUNITY FOUNDATION | This project will run a multi-sports programme for girls aged 11-16 from Kings Norton. The sports will include futsal, padel tennis and circuits. Sessions will take place twice a week, one session for 11-13 and 1 for 14-16 over 46 weeks for 1.5 hours. 25 girls expected to attend with a total of 80 participants in total. Funding is required for promotion, overheads, facility hire and coaching fees. |
| 18/03/2024 | £5,337 | NUTRITION ADVICE FOR HEALTH - COMMUNITY INTEREST COMPANY | This project will run two walking groups per week for a period of 6 months. 2 separate groups will be involved for a period of 3 months each. |
| 18/03/2024 | £3,254 | RECKITT BENCKISER NETBALL CLUB | This project will support inclusive sessions for SEND groups at three local schools in Hull. Volunteer coaches will deliver sessions in the schools with all teams competing in a ParaNetball Tournament in early 2025. Funded costs include equipment, coaches qualifications and travel costs. |
| 18/03/2024 | £7,029 | SWITCH UP CIC | This project will launch and free fitness and boxing programme for young people aged 6-10 and 11-16. Coached non contact boxing sessions will be delivered for 48 weeks for up to 150 participants in total. |
| 18/03/2024 | £1,012 | PURDOWN PANTHERS | This project will train volunteers and provide equipment to enable the club to start a new u11 section. |
| 18/03/2024 | £13,100 | PADDLESPORTS RACERS ASSOCIATION | This project will be to purchase a new canoe for the established Women in Outrigger Canoe Programme. To continue the programme and increase delivery opportunities the association need to replace the temporary loan canoe with a permanent club owned boat at the site. The funding will allow the club to continue the current provision of 3 days training per week at Albany, plus an additional day and weekend training camps at other club venues around the country. |
| 18/03/2024 | £14,116 | TEAM TAZ MUAY THAI | This project will deliver get fit-physical activities and use local community spaces (outdoor)/community centres to deliver various sports. The project will run for 48 weeks (evenings/weekends) and will have 3 x 1hr multi-sport (table tennis, basketball, swimming) sessions per week. Team Taz Muay Thai want to engage 230 service users (05+ y/o plus ) from Westwood, Coppice and Limeside of Oldham. The project will train up 8 to 10 BAME women and girls (including young children) as volunteers-coaches on multiple sports to assist in the project delivery. Funding will cover coaches, equipment and hiring indoor hall for winter sessions and for water sports (3-day residential). |
| 18/03/2024 | £12,495 | NEW BURY BOXING | This project will include the purchase of new equipment, provision of new classes and sessions, with the purpose to include a wider age range for participants. The sessions will be provided weekly. |
| 18/03/2024 | £3,884£279,235 | FRIAR PARK MILLENNIUM CENTRE | This project will engage young people in Sandwell in a variety of sports activities. As part of the project, children will also learn about nutrition and maintaining a healthy lifestyle. A session lasting 1 hour 45 minutes will be delivered once a week for children aged 8 to 13 years. |
| 18/03/2024 | £6,766£415,476 | HEADWAY LUTON | This project will allow Headway to offer service users seated yoga, aerobic and strength exercises, plus accessible seated and standing darts. This will include 1 session per week for 40 weeks of yoga, 10 blocks over 48 weeks covering 2 days of the week of exercise. Funding will cover the coach fees as well as training and some equipment costs. |
| 18/03/2024 | £15,000 | STREATHAM & MARLBOROUGH CRICKET CLUB | This project will involve the replacement of 2 WCs and 2 washbasins and associated plumbing, installation of 6 showers and associated new tiling, installation of new boiler, heating system and radiator. |
| 18/03/2024 | £2,886 | BRIDGWATER UNITED COMMUNITY SPORTS TRUST | This project will deliver sessions of walking football to people aged 50+. 1 hour sessions will be delivered weekly for 52 weeks a year, for 3 years. Funds will cover coach fees and facility hire. |
| 18/03/2024 | £3,440£681,141 | DERBYSHIRE CRICKET FOUNDATION | This project will support weekly 90 minute sessions of cricket sessions for refugees and asylum seekers in Derby over 24weeks. Funding will specifically support coaching costs, equipment, facility hire, promotion and travel costs. |
| 18/03/2024 | £12,390£74,142 | INDIAN ASSOCIATION OLDHAM | This project will deliver a range of physical activity sessions, including yoga, circuit training, tai chi, zumba/aerobics, table tennis, dance, self defence and walking. Twelve 1 hour sessions will be delivered weekly across the activities, for a total of 36 weeks. Funding will cover coaches and equipment. |
| 18/03/2024 | £13,009£20,497 | MERTON SOMALI COMMUNITY (MESCO) | This project will provide free sporting sessions for older Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic men. Sports will include tennis, walking football, exercise and fitness and each session will run for 2 hours. Sessions will be delivered over 6 months, with 2 sessions taking place twice a week and 24 participants attending each session. |
| 18/03/2024 | £10,935 | NW BRIGHTFUTURES | This project will wish to provide a tennis programme which targets ethnic minorities within the deprived areas of Preston led by coaches who understand and respect the barriers that ethnic minorities face and the needs of the participants. The adult sessions will run weekly and the youth weekly sessions will be based on a set 10-week course delivered by qualified coaches working to The LTA Junior Programme. |
| 18/03/2024 | £2,980£339,380 | DIALOGUE SOCIETY | This project will be delivered in Liverpool, over 32 weeks. The sessions will be delivered twice a week, with each session running for 3 hours, consisting of group exercise, yoga and wellness coffee gatherings for 2 separate groups- Men and Women. The funding will contribute towards refreshments and coaches fees. |
| 18/03/2024 | £15,000 | MARTLEY CRICKET CLUB | This project will fit out an accessible toilet/wet room and kitchen area in a new build sports pavilion with the majority of the funding raised by the Cricket club and local community. |
| 18/03/2024 | £15,000 | DUDLEY WATER SKI CLUB | This project will expand the club's Stand-up Paddleboarding offer and allow them to deliver kayaking sessions. Participants will include young people and disability groups. Funding will help purchase Stand-up Paddleboards, paddles and leashes and Kayaks. |
| 18/03/2024 | £10,000 | WASHINGBOROUGH BOWLING CLUB | This project aims to increase the opportunities for older people to access outdoor lawn bowling sport facilities. The project has three key elements 1) to improve the access to the bowling green by re- paving the existing entrance path to allow wheelchair access 2) to create an indoor toilet facility that is fully compliant with the access needs of people with a disability or mobility difficulties 3) partner with Age UK (Lincoln)in facilitating access to lawn bowling for interested individuals both in the community and a local care home. |
| 18/03/2024 | £15,000£422,012 | PARK LANE STABLES RDA | This project will continue and expand their current carriage driving sessions for those with limited mobility, including those who are wheelchair bound to access equine sport, learning new skills, building self confidence and fitness. Funding will support coaching fees, transport costs and facility hire. |
| 18/03/2024 | £13,000 | BOURNEMOUTH RUGBY | This project will provide funding to support the growth of the women and girls section at Bournemouth Rugby. Funding will specifically support food costs, equipment, training costs, facility hire, physio, promotion and staff costs. |
| 18/03/2024 | £13,564 | THORNABY CRICKET CLUB | This project will refurbish the junior practice net area. The aim of the project is to provide a safe area for junior members, attract new juniors and to be safe for new disability sessions, in partnership with the charity Vision 25. |
| 18/03/2024 | £12,000 | NEXTGEN CIRCLE CIC | This project will deliver weekly 3 hour sessions of football and basketball to children and young people aged 6-18, for 40 weeks. Funds will cover coaches, facility hire, equipment, promotion and a small celebration event. |
| 18/03/2024 | £9,486 | MIDLANDS ADAPTIVE BOXING ORGANISATION CIC | This project will offer weekly adaptive Boxing sessions over 48 weeks for 10-21 year olds who have disabilities that are not physically visual. Funding will cover coaching of the sessions and venue hire, also qualifications for three volunteers to support delivery as EB L1 coaches, with all other relevant required training. |
| 18/03/2024 | £9,606£2,730,011 | MANCHESTER MIND | This project will fund a Peer Support Development Worker to set up and run Walk and Talk weekly two hour sessions in local parks in Manchester. This is an expansion of a pilot project to sustain and expand the offer for adults in Manchester to come together weekly as a group. In addition, they will introduce monthly one-off Wellbeing Walks in parks around the city for people to experience the benefits of walking. Funding will support Development Worker costs and travel costs for staff and volunteers. |
| 18/03/2024 | £10,000 | NAPHILL LTC | This project will involve the installation of floodlights on two of the club's three courts. |
| 18/03/2024 | £3,497 | BULWELL RUNNERS | This project will increase the number of qualified run leaders, walk leaders and mental health first aiders. This will help expand the number of participants at sessions and increase the number of sessions. Participants will be from deprived areas of Bulwell, who have mental health and other health conditions. Funding request is for promotion, coaching and mental first aid courses and a defibrillator. |
| 15/03/2024 | £13,141£270,955 | WHEELY TOTS | This project will include 6 outreach sessions in local schools/youth groups to identify, target + reach 120 less active / inactive young people. 5 day Bikeability training + bike building project over Easter holidays, reaching 25 young people. 6 bike rides exploring local quiet routes reaching 20 young people. Access to quality bikes, including an affordable bike borrowing scheme. |
| 15/03/2024 | £6,738 | CLITHEROE CRICKET CLUB CIC | This project will repair current storm damage on netting and remove sludge, moss and debris from the surface. The project will also Install measures that prevent future flood damage to the all-weather facilities, providing a long term and permanent solution - this will include drainage improvements and building of raised entrance points that will act as a barrier to any future storms/floods - protecting the facilities. |
| 15/03/2024 | £2,240 | EVESHAM BOWLING CLUB | The bowling green has been flooded 5 times since October 2023. This project will power wash the slabbed areas surrounding the green to remove mud and hire a green contractor to restore the green. Stone chippings at the entrance need to be replaced as well as doors to changing rooms. |
| 14/03/2024 | £105,000 | WIRRAL COUNCIL | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 14/03/2024 | £26,400 | BUCKINGHAMSHIRE COUNCIL | Support the network of Active Partnerships in building their detailed understanding of the participation in leisure facilities, to support their focus on inactive people and under represented groups. |
| 14/03/2024 | £26,400 | ESSEX COUNTY COUNCIL | Support the network of Active Partnerships in building their detailed understanding of the participation in leisure facilities, to support their focus on inactive people and under represented groups. |
| 13/03/2024 | £33,502£3,372,410 | THE NATIONAL ACADEMY FOR SOCIAL PRESCRIBING | The funding will support the extension of regional physical activity advisor posts, hosted through local trusted partners, for the National Academy for Social Prescribing's (NASP) multi-agency, Thriving Communities programme. |
| 13/03/2024 | £218,000 | WIGAN METROPOLITAN BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 13/03/2024 | £249,950 | RUSHCLIFFE BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 13/03/2024 | £120,100 | CUMBERLAND COUNCIL | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 13/03/2024 | £84,366 | WEST OXFORDSHIRE COUNCIL | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 13/03/2024 | £175,000 | AMBER VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 13/03/2024 | £2,000,000 | TRAFFORD COUNCIL | The project will support the re-development of Partington Sports Village-Move Partington. The project will provide an opportunity to safeguard, rejuvenate and significantly enhance the health and leisure offer in the town of Partington (Trafford) by regenerating the outdated, Partington Sports Village, through considered refurbishments and access improvements across a multi-sport leisure site. |
| 12/03/2024 | £994,883 | SPELTHORNE BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 12/03/2024 | £280,000 | BRENTWOOD BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 12/03/2024 | £69,000 | BRACKNELL FOREST COUNCIL | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 12/03/2024 | £45,000 | LONDON BOROUGH OF REDBRIDGE | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 12/03/2024 | £384,497 | CITY OF DONCASTER COUNCIL | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 12/03/2024 | £82,600 | HEREFORDSHIRE COUNCIL | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 12/03/2024 | £12,800£3,381,870 | MIND IN TOWER HAMLETS, NEWHAM AND REDBRIDGE | This project will deliver 80 sport and exercise sessions over 40 weeks, aimed at those with mental health distress across Tower Hamlets, Newham, and Redbridge. Sessions will consist of two 1.5-hour sessions a week in 8-week blocks, targeting 10-15 people per sessions. Together with MIND this will be followed by 30 minutes of either mindfulness or nutritional advice. The aim is to reach up to 150 participants. |
| 12/03/2024 | £37,000 | CALDERDALE COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 11/03/2024 | £15,000 | BRENTFORD COMMUNITY BOAT HOUSE | This project will repair and secure the roofing of the changing facility as well as clean the facility for use. The racking that holds the rowing boats will also be replaced. |
| 08/03/2024 | £135,750 | LONDON BOROUGH OF MERTON | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 08/03/2024 | £4,205 | EVESHAM ROWING CLUB | The project is seeking support with the clean up costs it has incurred across a range of sporting activities hosted at the site. |
| 08/03/2024 | £7,500£83,116 | BRIDGNORTH RUGBY CLUB | This project will cover costs for installation and fitting of equipment, including work on wiring and lighting. This project will also clear debris. Advertising hoardings will be checked for integrity and cleaned and astroturf under the new Clubhouse will be replaced. |
| 08/03/2024 | £520,000 | NORWICH CITY COUNCIL | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 08/03/2024 | £59,750 | WORCESTER CITY COUNCIL | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 08/03/2024 | £89,930 | EAST RIDING OF YORKSHIRE COUNCIL | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 08/03/2024 | £226,971 | NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY COUNCIL | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 08/03/2024 | £138,400 | SHROPSHIRE COUNCIL | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 08/03/2024 | £173,000 | ST ALBANS CITY & COUNCIL | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 08/03/2024 | £35,000 | WEST SUFFOLK COUNCIL | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 08/03/2024 | £432,500 | GLOUCESTER CITY COUNCIL | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 08/03/2024 | £165,731 | WESTMORLAND AND FURNESS COUNCIL | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 07/03/2024 | £3,380£13,875 | FRIENDS OF EAST PINES PARK | This project will provide funding to deliver football, walking football, athletics and cricket sessions to the local community. Funding will specifically support coaching fees and promotion. |
| 07/03/2024 | £60,000 | LEICESTER HOCKEY CLUB C.I.C | The Project Objectives are to remove an existing 3G surface and split this into two pitches, turfing each with a different product surface as chosen by a project team (England Hockey, Sport England, the Football Foundation and FIH), and to test whether these are more evenly suited to the needs of the two sports at the identified levels of play. The capital works will comprise the installation of two synthetic turf surfaces: 1. Astroturf Rootzone 3DSF 52 by AstroTurf / Sport Group, and 2. Greenfields Slide Max Multi, by Greenfields / TenCate Grass), associated sub-base works, installation of fencing and ball stop netting. Hockey and football communities will be encouraged to use both pitches and will be invited to assess and feedback their opinions to the project team. |
| 07/03/2024 | £10,000 | GLOUCESTER CITY COUNCIL | The Project Objectives are to support an emergency procurement exercise to re-procure an interim Leisure Management provider, following the decision taken by the current provider Aspire Trust to cease trading and wind up the business on 30 September 2023. |
| 07/03/2024 | £1,600,000 | TRAFFORD COUNCIL | The investment will support the major refurbishment and re-purposing of Altrincham Leisure Centre (Move Altrincham). The project will deliver long-term sustainable leisure provision giving the best health and wellbeing outcomes and a long-term commitment to Altrincham to get more people moving more often as part of TraffordÂ's Sport and Physical Activity Strategy, ‘Trafford Moving. |
| 07/03/2024 | £3,966£317,591 | MANCHESTER SCHOOLS' PE ASSOCIATION | The project will support 450 SGOs who work across the country to support schools in their local area: to coordinate appropriate competitive opportunities for all young people from Key Stage 2-4, to recruit, train, and deploy a suitable workforce, and to support the development of club opportunities for all young people. |
| 06/03/2024 | £219,900 | PETERBOROUGH CITY COUNCIL | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 06/03/2024 | £277,690 | EASTBOURNE BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 06/03/2024 | £215,960 | ROYAL BOROUGH OF KENSINGTON AND CHELSEA | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 06/03/2024 | £38,106 | NORTH NORTHAMPTONSHIRE COUNCIL | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 06/03/2024 | £527,600 | SEVENOAKS COUNCIL | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 06/03/2024 | £258,237 | ISLE OF WIGHT COUNCIL | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 06/03/2024 | £20,000£90,678,000 | THE FOOTBALL FOUNDATION | The Project Objective is to develop a Feasibility Study/options appraisal on AGP Recycling. |
| 05/03/2024 | £149,650 | LEWES COUNCIL | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 05/03/2024 | £17,000 | REIGATE AND BANSTEAD BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 05/03/2024 | £290,000 | ROSSENDALE BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 05/03/2024 | £140,653 | NORTH SOMERSET COUNCIL | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 05/03/2024 | £169,670 | TORBAY COUNCIL | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 05/03/2024 | £7,933 | TAKE PRIDE CIC | The project will support 450 SGOs who work across the country to support schools in their local area: to coordinate appropriate competitive opportunities for all young people from Key Stage 2-4, to recruit, train, and deploy a suitable workforce, and to support the development of club opportunities for all young people. |
| 04/03/2024 | £8,970 | STOURPORT-ON-SEVERN CRICKET CLUB | The project will repair the club's flood damaged artificial wicket and practice facility. Cleaning equipment will be hired to decontaminate the wider site. |
| 04/03/2024 | £2,544 | EARLSDON RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB | This project aims to replace both goal posts on their floodlit training pitch. Due to the recent storms, one of the set of poles were snapped at the bottom due to rocking back and forth. The second set toppled and twisted the cross bar creating a safety hazard, and therefore had to be removed. |
| 04/03/2024 | £9,947 | FOREST OF DEAN COUNCIL | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 04/03/2024 | £5,600£275,870 | LITTLEPORT LEISURE COMMUNITY CENTRE | This project will transform a small fitness area into a multi-purpose fitness suite with 14 work stations. The new space will be used increase the number of classes and groups that the centre can host, including women only sessions, people who are new to exercise and users from the local MS Society. |
| 04/03/2024 | £1,680 | SALESBURY CRICKET CLUB | This project will fund 40 hrs of cricket coaching sessions for U11 girls and 6 hrs of indoor (winter) nets (on a separate evening to the boys training sessions). |
| 04/03/2024 | £4,212£191,067 | CREATIVE RESPONSE ARTS | This project will provide a programme of outdoor creative activities for people experiencing mental ill health and physical or learning disabilities. Physical activities will include cycling, walking, exercise and fitness and yoga. Project will be delivered in 3 tiers over one year using MIND guidelines on gradually building up the challenge. |
| 04/03/2024 | £8,000£771,508 | BLACK PRINCE TRUST | This project will support young people aged between 10 and 12 from ethnic minority backgrounds in Lambeth with a football, multi-sport and mentoring package. Sessions will take place over a 40 week period at the Black Prince Community facility. Funding will specifically support coaching fees and promotion. |
| 04/03/2024 | £197,905 | SEFTON METROPOLITAN BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 04/03/2024 | £126,000 | BOLTON METROPOLITAN BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 04/03/2024 | £296,225 | LONDON BOROUGH OF BROMLEY | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 04/03/2024 | £10,896 | HUMMINGBIRD SENIOR CITIZENS CLUB | This project will involve the delivery of weekly chair based exercise sessions, dance and movement sessions twice per month, intergenerational sports days in the summer and healthy lifestyle talks, across a total of 12 months. |
| 04/03/2024 | £13,000£34,233 | PARK YOGA | This project will build on the success of 2 locations in Cornwall and as recommended by their annual evaluation, expand the inclusivity of Park Yoga by encouraging and supporting more currently non-active participants, and launch 4 new sites. The funding will support the costs of free weekly yoga sessions, May to September across 6 sites, and fund pre-engagement activities to target communities including ethnic minority, mens and young mothers groups. |
| 04/03/2024 | £342,126 | PENDLE COUNCIL | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 04/03/2024 | £125,000 | SOUTH HAMS COUNCIL | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 04/03/2024 | £47,040 | SOUTHEND ON SEA CITY COUNCIL | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 04/03/2024 | £105,685 | MANCHESTER CITY COUNCIL | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 04/03/2024 | £195,000 | CITY OF YORK COUNCIL | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 04/03/2024 | £415,972 | CHESHIRE EAST BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 04/03/2024 | £170,000 | LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM FOREST | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 04/03/2024 | £48,684 | BROXTOWE BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 04/03/2024 | £47,000 | HORSHAM COUNCIL | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 04/03/2024 | £4,890£5,531 | REFUGEES WELCOME NORTH SOMERSET | This project will provide person centred and culturally appropriate opportunities for exercise to refugees, asylum seekers and other displaced people. Funding will recruit freelance fitness instructors to lead fitness yoga and Pilates sessions for women. The project will also employ a fitness instructor to run tailored sessions for men which might include weight training, Pilates, fitness yoga or informal team sports such as cricket and football in local parks. These will both run once a week for 6 months. The project will also recruit an ESOL tutor to support sessions and a creche worker to look after children aged under 5 at the sessions so that women with children who are not yet at school can also attend. |
| 04/03/2024 | £6,694,544 | BLACKBURN WITH DARWEN BOROUGH COUNCIL | The programme invests funding in selected grassroots projects that focus intensively on a specific local area. The core purpose is to identify innovative solutions to make it easier for people in these areas to access sport and physical activity. The projects will look at how to break down the barriers that stop people getting active, such as poor transport, safety, cost and confidence. And they will encourage wider, collaborative partnerships which look at how all parts of a community can better work together to help the most inactive. This will include working with organisations beyond the sport sector such as voluntary groups, social enterprises, faith organisations and parenting groups. This investment is an extension for the accelerator phase of the Pennine Lancashire - Together an Active Future - (TaAF) Local Delivery Pilot over 4 years. |
| 04/03/2024 | £350,000 | BASKETBALL ENGLAND | 3x3 Talent Inclusion: funding will support Basketball EnglandÂ's capacity to shape the next phase, including the drive to deliver the programme and feed local talent into national opportunities, ahead of the 2026 Commonwealth Games. Support for age group teams at international competitions: The Basketball Collaboration group, via Basketball England and the British Basketball Federation will provide support to enable Great Britain to support teams at key overseas competitions in 2023. Funding will support six age group teams; under 20, under 18 and under 16 for both men and women. |
| 04/03/2024 | £6,682 | NORTHERN EDGE SPORTS LIMITED | This project will encourage more people to take part by providing more equipment for them to use. The project will be targeted at children and their families. |
| 04/03/2024 | £6,463£583,151 | COLCHESTER AND EAST ESSEX CRICKET CLUB | The project will replace the faulty water pumps in the pavilion and install new submersible pumps that can operate during periods of flooding. |
| 01/03/2024 | £15,000 | BLYTH RUGBY CLUB | This project will install four additional floodlights and, as part of a wider package of works for the modernisation of Blyth Town RFC. This will help to create a 60x30m floodlit training pitch/area that can be used throughout the year. |
| 01/03/2024 | £13,400£291,259 | CATCH | This project will help to set up a functional gym for young volunteers. The project has two aims, one is to fill the community space with gym equipment, and the other is the hire of a weightlifting coach to helpucate participants. |
| 01/03/2024 | £15,000 | NEW HORIZONS SCHOOL | This project will see the installation of an indoor climbing wall. |
| 01/03/2024 | £235,000 | CHARNWOOD BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 01/03/2024 | £31,000 | OLDHAM COUNCIL | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 01/03/2024 | £126,500 | SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE COUNCIL | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 01/03/2024 | £380,036 | CORNWALL COUNCIL | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 01/03/2024 | £98,800 | CASTLE POINT BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 01/03/2024 | £31,500 | WESTMINSTER CITY COUNCIL | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 01/03/2024 | £15,000£96,595 | CAMP KNAK | This project will deliver sporting activities for 1 week during the school spring break and 3 weeks during school summer holidays. Participants will be children from disadvantaged areas of Haringey. The project will be supported by 23 volunteers and delivered by coaches. Funding request is for volunteer fees, coaching fees, promotion, transport, facility hire and refreshments. |
| 29/02/2024 | £14,750£650,303 | MERIDIAN WELLBEING | This project will support the delivery of four weekly activity sessions in Badminton, Table Tennis, Dance and Keep Fit over 50 weeks for BNO Status Holders fleeing persecution from Hong Kong. |
| 29/02/2024 | £89,675 | SOUTHAMPTON CITY COUNCIL | The Swimming Pool Support Fund supported public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 29/02/2024 | £5,274 | DEMENTIA ACTION LIVERPOOL | This project will deliver activities to 40 local dementia sufferers over 50 weeks at two Liverpool community locations. Specific activities are Bowls, Croquet, Curling, Handball, Dance and Yoga plus walks in local parks and cultural venues. Funding will also cover the training of 4 coaches prior to delivery of sessions. |
| 29/02/2024 | £160,000 | RUGBY FOOTBALL UNION | Funding support for the delivery of the legacy aspect of RWC 2025. The Project will deliver targeted revenue and capital investment programmes designed to drive women’s engagement in rugby, leading up to and after RWC 2025. |
| 29/02/2024 | £128,150 | UK SPORTS INSTITUTE | The project will provide funding for the UKSI to purchase essential practitioner support equipment across the ETC network, including physiotherapy equipment, strength and conditioning equipment and performance analysis equipment which will be accessed across hub locations across England. |
| 28/02/2024 | £10,460£15,670 | HADDIS AGAPE FOUNDATION | This project will deliver multisport activities for children and young adults, from culturally diverse communities. Sessions will be twice for 2 hours per week. Funding will support additional staff costs, facility hire, volunteer expenses, coaching fees and equipment. |
| 26/02/2024 | £1,400£74,587 | ALLSCOTT HEATH CRICKET CLUB | This project will support the growth of the girls section of the Cricket club through qualifications for two new coaches and purchasing specialised Cricket equipment for girls. |
| 26/02/2024 | £800£13,655 | BALSALL AND BERKSWELL JUBILEE PROJECT | The project will buy two indoor Butterfly table tennis tables to provide additional capacity for a ‘Bat and Chat’ and table tennis group. The tables will be used during weekly group meetings on Friday mornings and Tuesday evenings. |
| 26/02/2024 | £9,450 | TWINSANE FITTNESS | This project will a deliver community hub-based project which promotes health and wellbeing through activities that are based around physical activities, this includes hiking/walking, gym fitness activities. Also focusing on team building, confidence, leadership via dedicated staff. The project will run 1-day a week x2 hours session over 30 weeks to make a positive impact on at least 30 young people (16 to 25 year olds). |
| 26/02/2024 | £6,717 | GRASS CLIFTONVILLE CIC | This project will provide equipment and storage facilities, empowering local practitioners to offer diverse fitness classes for the community, at the Oval Bandstand & Lawns. Sessions will be delivered throughout the week, and will include yoga, Pilates, boxing, bootcamp, seated exercise and Granma groove dance classes. |
| 26/02/2024 | £4,000 | SOUTH STREET COMMUNITY PRIMARY SCHOOL | This project will install 4 outdoor table tennis tables (Cornilleau Pro 510M) in the school grounds for use by pupils in extra curricular time and the wider community including families, asylum seekers and Muslim women. |
| 26/02/2024 | £4,550 | CAUDWELL CHILDREN | This project will incorporate physical activity sessions into their regular short breaks for children with disabilities. The breaks consist of 3 hour sessions at a weekend whereby children can attend their centre and take part in activities whilst parents and carers take a break. Funding is required for 26 of their Short Break sessions over a 12 month period, primarily for boxing, football and multi-activity sessions through Newcastle Town FC and Ten Count Boxing. 48 children would benefit. Funding would be used for provider costs and materials and resources such as equipment and refreshments. |
| 26/02/2024 | £10,220£383,618 | EMMAUS MERSEYSIDE | This project will fund additional gym equipment and a fitness & wellbeing coach. Participants are those living in homeless accommodation and also for volunteers of the charity. Coaching sessions will be delivered by the coach 4 days per week for 1.5 hours. |
| 26/02/2024 | £50,737 | BRITISH BOBSLEIGH AND SKELETON ASSOCIATION | The project will support the provision of a new reaction start system at the Push Track, University of Bath. |
| 26/02/2024 | £7,540£150,352 | SPLASH (SPECIAL PLAY AND LEISURE AFTER SCHOOL HOURS | This project will provide 40 weeks of horse-riding sessions for children with disabilities/additional needs, many of whom with more severe disabilities. |
| 26/02/2024 | £14,959 | CANVEY SWIM CLUB | This project will provide single gender, culturally appropriate swimming lessons for young people and teenagers from the Orthodox Jewish Community in Canvey Island. Project will target up to 60 girls per week over 3 sessions during term time blocks, and up to 180 boys per week over 3 sessions per week over a 14 week term time block. Up to 360 participants will benefit in total and sessions will be delivered in Basildon. |
| 26/02/2024 | £1,000 | BEAUMONT RUNNING CLUB | This project will contribute towards the cycle track based at New College school in Leicester. The track will be hired for one hour a week in the winter months (October- March). |
| 26/02/2024 | £6,728 | FIRCROFT COLLEGE OF ADULT EDUCATION | The project will deliver led cycle rides for inactive adults with multiple disadvantages. Funding will pay for eight new bikes, helmets and locks. The equipment will be used during an average of one ride per week, delivered by trained leaders. In addition to improving health and promoting physical activity, the project will contribute to participants’ personal and social development. Ride leaders, storage, insurance, first aid and tool kits will be provided by Fircroft College. |
| 26/02/2024 | £2,220 | IMPROVING LIVES NOTTS LTD | This project will run a block of 12 free to attend accessible Pilates sessions. Each session will be 2 hours long, including 50 minutes of Pilates for adults with mental health conditions. Funding is required for staff costs, coaches fees, refreshments and room hire. |
| 26/02/2024 | £4,700 | SOUTHWARK JAGUARS | This project will fund 40 weeks of Football sessions for young girls. Sessions will run Monday evenings for 7-to-14-year-olds and Saturday mornings for 4-to-11-year-olds. Club will be offering free and affordable opportunities for young girls to play football in the most deprived and economically challenging part of the borough of Southwark. |
| 26/02/2024 | £12,888£46,252 | ASPIRE AND REACH | This project will fund bi-weekly classes in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu (2 hrs per week) to cater to different age groups and are held at Blakenhall Community Action Forum in Wolverhampton. Project will target 60 participants, primarily youngsters in two age groups (10-14 & 15-18) over 12 months. Costs cover coaching fees, room hire, equipment (matting) and publicity. |
| 26/02/2024 | £900 | SKIPTON ANGLING ASSOCIATION | This project will work with a local primary school and the SELFA charity who work with children with ADHA, autism and learning difficulties to run an angling programme using volunteers and club coaches to introduce children to fish, water safety and float and feeder and fly fishing. The school aims to start a fishing club in conjunction with the association who would set up a new junior section. Funding is required to train an angling coach for first aid, safeguarding, DBS and an Angling Trust L2 coaching course including overnight stay. |
| 26/02/2024 | £6,985 | ST CYRIL'S COMMUNITY & YOUNG PEOPLES PROJECT LTD | The project will provide activities for parents, older people and young people. Aimed at reducing isolation, improving mental and physical wellbeing, activities for adults will take place twice a week during term time, with one hour of yoga and meditation delivered on Tuesdays for 35 weeks, plus 15 weeks each of one-hour tai chi and line dancing on Thursdays. In addition, there will be around six trips to local parks throughout the year. After school activities for children will include ten, 90-minute weekly sessions of yoga and mindfulness, and a course of ten one-hour accredited gymnastics lessons for 14 children at Liverpool Trampoline and Gymnastics Academy. All sessions will be facilitated by qualified instructors and overseen by managers and volunteers. Funding will pay for refreshments, minibus hire and coaching fees. |
| 26/02/2024 | £15,000 | SALA FUTSAL CLUB | The project will deliver a multi-sport programme for young individuals (aged 11 - 18) who are physically inactive. The primary focus is on young people who have been impacted by the escalating living costs, forcing them to forgo participating in sports programmes due to financial constraints. The project is scheduled to have two hours, once weekly sessions, extending up to 50 weeks, at Wright Robinson Sports College during the after-school hours. |
| 26/02/2024 | £1,961£146,360 | PARSON CROSS COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FORUM | This project will deliver a darts group for 48 weeks. The group will take place at Parson Cross Forum's Community Centre, on Thursdays from 10am to 12pm. Participants will be men aged 60 years and over, who are socially isolated. |
| 26/02/2024 | £6,720£107,624 | BARNET COMMUNITY PROJECTS | This project will support coaches delivery of American Flag Football sessions in eight secondary schools across the borough of Barnet. Each school will have 12 one and a half hour sessions over the project with an end of term tournament for all involved. |
| 26/02/2024 | £10,570 | GREENWICH CRICKET CIC | This project will adapt methods for inactive adults in Greenwich and Lewisham, including over 50s and others needing to regain their fitness. Initially, a six week trial programme will require funding for equipment, venue hire, promotion, coaching costs, admin costs and refreshments (as socialising is an important aspect of the programme). To further the programme, a special variant will be offered for those living with young onset dementia. |
| 26/02/2024 | £5,530 | THE ACTIVITY DEN (BRADFORD) CIC | This project will deliver weekly, 90 minute sessions to local children and young people aged 11-16, for 39 weeks. Sessions will involve Circuit Training, Archery, Mini Golf, Squash, Yoga, Tag Rugby, Bounce Fitness. Funds will cover equipment, promotion, coaching fees and facility hire. |
| 26/02/2024 | £9,860 | ACTIVE FOOTBALL INTELLIGENCE TRAINING SCHOOL CIC | The project will target children from minority backgrounds, aged 8-11 in Tottenham,monton, and Enfield, offering a sports and wellbeing program. The project will consist of weekly sessions designed to accommodate up to 25 children, each lasting for 3 hours, over 12 months. The initiative particularly supports children facing financial barriers to extracurricular activities. |
| 26/02/2024 | £4,703£257,946 | NEW HOPE GLOBAL | This project will engage deprived/marginalised female members of BAME communities, who have poor physical and mental health, due to being affected by the Covid-19 pandemic, joblessness, parenting, postnatal depression and other hardships in weekly volleyball sessions once a week for 36 weeks; also, engage with the wider community to raise awareness about the importance of recycling and waste reduction. |
| 26/02/2024 | £7,558 | JOHN KEATS PRIMARY SCHOOL T/A NEXUS EDUCATION SCHOOLS TRUST | This project will deliver a John Keats TT Starz Programme to introduce table tennis to the school. This will include equipment, coaching, training and merchandise. Introductory sessions for all will take place, followed by free after school clubs and well as being available for breakfast club, after school offers and to the community through open days. |
| 26/02/2024 | £8,550 | KENILWORTH RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB LTD | This project will deliver 9 months of accessible sports activities for local SEND young people (aged up to 25) in Kenilworth and surrounding areas. 6 free taster sessions will be delivered as well as 2-hour weekly multi-sport sessions (predominantly rugby) reaching 90 young people in total. |
| 26/02/2024 | £10,045 | MARPLE SPORTS CLUB | This project will be the delivery of 2 x 1 hr sessions per week of laughter yoga & racket ball/squash at the Marple Cricket & Squash Club, over 26 weeks. This requires the purchase of additional rackets and balls. Facility alterations of women's changing facilities: suitable fitted toilet cubicle door and installation of lockers. |
| 26/02/2024 | £3,810 | COQUET SHOREBASE TRUST | This project will deliver accessible and adapted sessions of watersports, on a weekly basis, for 6 months, to visually impaired participants. Activities will include dinghy sailing and paddlesports such as canoe, kayak or stand up paddleboarding. Funding will part fund transport and staff costs. |
| 26/02/2024 | £9,900 | HOUSE OF SERENITY WOMENS RESOURCE CENTRE CIC | This project will deliver weekly 3 hour sessions for 42 weeks open to all, but particularly targeted for inactive parents and teenagers across Birmingham. Sessions will involve self defence classes, multisports and horseback riding (at a local inclusive stable charity) as well as outdoor activities including community walks, cricket or rounders. These will be delivered by 2 x sports/wellbeing coaches. |
| 26/02/2024 | £8,280 | SOLIDARITY | This project will deliver 120 hours of fitness sessions with 3 sessions being delivered each week for 40 weeks targeting 180 participants. This will be aimed at inactive parents and other adults. As sessions are mostly for beginners, sessions will increase as fitness levels are built up. |
| 26/02/2024 | £12,440 | CREATE SPORTS FOUNDATION | This project will deliver 40 weeks of coached activities, 1.5 hours on both a Tuesday evening and Saturday morning. Sessions will consist of a large mix of activities, selected by the young people. Funding will cover equipment to support the activities, venue hire, coaches time and volunteer expenses, to support an apprenticeship scheme with a local college. |
| 26/02/2024 | £1,200 | THE CYRENIANS LTD | This project will deliver fitness sessions for women who have been through the criminal justice system or are transitioning from custody. The women will be experiencing a variety of complex issues including drug and alcohol dependency, domestic violence, homelessness, mental ill-health, childhood trauma and exploitation. The aim of the project is toucate women around their own personal physical and mental health, with the goal of utilising fitness to raise self-esteem and aspirations. 8 x 60 minute sessions will be delivered to 3 cohorts of women during the year. |
| 26/02/2024 | £9,960 | BRISTOL RUGBY COMMUNITY FOUNDATION | This project will support older people living in highly deprived ward areas of Bristol who are facing exacerbated socio-economic inequalities to engage in regular physical activity with an aim of improving their physical and mental wellbeing. Golden Movers will entail one weekly ninety-minute movement session from Ashton Gate Stadium and one weekly sixty-minute virtual session encouraging physical activity from home. |
| 26/02/2024 | £6,300£120,062 | ROCHDALE HORNETS SPORTING FOUNDATION | This project is the ongoing operations of the Rochdale Hornets Wheelchair team. Funding will contribute towards facility hire and wheelchair maintenance/repairs. |
| 26/02/2024 | £7,766 | POWER MOBILE GYM | Boxing Unites Programme targets those aged 11-18 living in Greenwich in the hopes of increasing levels of confidence, social cohesion, and physical activity across the local area. The young people will participate in 2 boxing sessions a week and 1 personal development workshop, all lasting 1 hour long. All personal development sessions will be held in an informal round circle setting that incorporates light physical activity and movement. The Boxing Unites programme 25 spaces to those living in Greenwich and in receipt of free school meals or experiencing levels of severe childhood poverty which will be evidenced through surveys. |
| 26/02/2024 | £12,000 | DARE NORTH EAST COMMUNITY INTEREST COMPANY | This project will run a programme of multi-sport and dance activity for children aged 5-12 in Fawdon, Newcastle. Delivery would be spilt into 2 groups, one for children aged 5-8 and the second for those aged 9-13 with sessions after school lasting 45 minutes each group, 4 times per week at a community venue. The project would run for 40 weeks running alongside school term dates. Funding is required for staff costs, lesson planning, facility hire and coaching fees. |
| 26/02/2024 | £7,500£32,200 | PEOPLE ACTIVITIES COMMUNITY ACHIEVEMENT | This project will provide fitness, kickboxing and weightlifting sessions for girls. There will be one of each session per week, lasting two hours and for a period of 50 weeks. |
| 26/02/2024 | £15,000 | LEEK BOWLING CLUB | This project will replace bowling green lights and stanchions. The existing floodlights and stanchions are no longer fit for purpose, being approximately 40 years old and are beyond economical repair. They do not provide sufficient light to be able to play crown green bowls after dusk, therefore limiting the usable time for players to train, compete or social bowl. |
| 26/02/2024 | £9,500 | PLYMOUTH ARGYLE FOOTBALL IN THE COMMUNITY TRUST | This project will fund three weekly sessions consisting of two hours each of low level physical activities such as walking and seated exercise for older adults in Plymouth. It aims to reduce social isolation and increase delivery within communities of high deprivation and boost physical activity levels. Activities will take place at Brickfields Sports Centre, Central Park), William Sutton Memorial Hall and Tothill Community Centre and will target 100 people over 12 months. Funding will cover Staff costs, 50% of the Facility Hire Costs and publicity. |
| 26/02/2024 | £6,357 | HUNMANBY CROWN GREEN BOWLING CLUB | This project will replace the club's lawnmower to maintain the bowling green. |
| 26/02/2024 | £13,160 | APOLLO SPORTS CLUB CIC | This project will provide multi sports in partnership with leading sports bodies to give children from underserved communities access to sports for free. Partnerships include England Athletics to provide funetics, Halewood Apollo FC in Liverpool Premier League to provide Football, Jacksonville Jaguars to provide American Football, Golf Foundation to provide Golf & We do Tennis CIC to provide Tennis. Sports are to run on one night a week for each sport for children aged 4-13 years. Funding will cover facility hire and coaching. |
| 26/02/2024 | £14,303 | THE WAVE PROJECT | This project will establish an additional adaptive surfing hub, with purchase of a large stock of adaptive surfing equipment. Funds will cover equipment purchase, coaches fees and training for volunteers. 2 sessions will be delivered per week. |
| 26/02/2024 | £13,908 | NEWCASTLE WHEELCHAIR RUGBY LEAGUE | This project will provide funding to support the expansion of a delivery formed wheelchair rugby league club. Funding will specifically support equipment, coaching costs, venue hire, training and transport. |
| 26/02/2024 | £4,925£38,372,032 | PARKINSON'S UK CHORLEY & SOUTH RIBBLE BRANCH | This project will deliver weekly sessions of dance and movement for people with Parkinson's. Each session will be 90 minutes, followed by 30 minutes of refreshments. Funds will cover facility hire, coach costs and promotion. |
| 26/02/2024 | £4,640£2,436,139 | XLP | This project will deliver a running project for women and girls aged 11-17. Weekly sessions will be delivered for 36 weeks, with further opportunities to take part in 5K and 10K runs. Funds will cover coaches, marketing, and refreshments. |
| 26/02/2024 | £4,066 | ASPATRIA HORNETS RLFC | This project will improve the drainage system at Beacon Hill Community School by the purchase of a Heavy Duty Slitter Aerator & carriage. |
| 26/02/2024 | £12,823 | THE GAME CHANGERZ (WEST YORKSHIRE) LTD | This project will deliver a multi-sports club, twice a week every Wednesday and Thursday, aimed at 7-14-year-olds from the Fieldhead Estate, in Birstall. They will offer several sports with the long-term aim of creating a grassroots sports team(s) that will be sustained by trained volunteers, partners, and Game Changerz. Delivered over 42 weeks, six hours per week, the project will give young people the opportunity to access regular sporting provision that will increase their physical activity levels to a point where sport becomes part of their weekly routine. |
| 26/02/2024 | £15,000 | SPORT TOGETHER BERKSHIRE | This project will run 5 Sporting inclusivity festivals over one year across Berkshire for young people and adults who have additional needs or who find accessing/attending mainstream activity events challenging due to any mental or physical barriers. Costs for promotion, facility hire, staff costs, coaches fees and first aid/public liability insurance. |
| 26/02/2024 | £2,880 | LINTHWAITE FOOTBALL CLUB | This project will pay for pan disability football sessions specifically the facility hire for the next year. |
| 26/02/2024 | £2,000 | CLOUGH HALL BOWLING CLUB | This project will purchase light up bowls. Sessions will be open to all members of the community particularly children, young people and their families. Open sessions for up to 10 people per time, will take place from 6pm to 9pm from Fridays to Sundays. Use of the bowls will be open to local primary school and secondary clubs for extra-curricular activity at any point in the week. |
| 26/02/2024 | £2,000 | NOTTS SPORTS AND SOCIAL CLUB | This project will deliver One 1 hour session per week for 40 weeks. The sessions will provide multisports, adapted sport and physical activity sessions and social activities for children and young people with disabilities. Funds will cover coach fees and facility hire. |
| 26/02/2024 | £15,000 | VIBE CHARITABLE INCORPORATED ORGANISATION | This project based in Knowsley, Merseyside, will run a six month programme supporting young people who are above a healthy weight. In partnership with Wirral NHS. Funding will support some of the physical activity element of the project, for 4 - 18 year olds, to achieve a healthier lifestyle. |
| 26/02/2024 | £6,106 | GNR8 ACADEMY | This project will deliver adapted sessions of boxing and fitness for children and young people with SEN and disabilities. 1 hour sessions will be delivered weekly for 48 weeks. Funds will cover equipment purchase, included adapted exercise bike; staff training and costs; coaches fees. |
| 26/02/2024 | £13,008 | BEDFORD TIGERS RUGBY LEAGUE CLUB | This project will extend activity by setting up 4 new junior rugby league teams, delivering multi-sport sessions to people with Cerebral Palsy (CP), set up a 2nd netball team and purchase first aid supplies, a spinal board/neck blocks and upskill a current coach to L3. Wheelchair sessions would be run fortnightly, the CP sessions from April to June with weekly sessions for junior rugby league and netball, including matches and competitions. Funding is required for a storage container for wheelchairs, first aid supplies, netball kit, multi-sports equipment for the CP sessions, kit and equipment for the new junior teams and a L3 coaching course. |
| 26/02/2024 | £13,700 | ROSSLYN PARK FC | This project will provide multiple sports sessions to secondary school aged girls which will take place after school across six secondary schools. The project will incorporate rugby, football, netball and cricket, with the aim of getting inactive teenage girls interested in taking up regular sporting activity. |
| 26/02/2024 | £6,285 | AFGHAN YOUTH CRICKET BRISTOL | This project will fund cricket training for 24 young Afghan refugees (aged 15-25) in the Saltford area of Bristol. Sessions will be led by qualified coaches and consist of 15 two hour outdoor training sessions and 16 cricket matches in the North Somerset Cricket League, which plays matches every Sunday through the season. |
| 26/02/2024 | £4,300£42,674 | GET OUT | This project will deliver surfing sessions to children and young people from Tower Hamlets. Nine 2 hour sessions will be delivered at an open water activity centre in East London. Three 5 hour surf days will be delivered in a coastal setting in Kent. Funds will cover transport to sessions and surf days, facility and equipment hire, coaches and staff costs. |
| 26/02/2024 | £9,128 | THE FORGOTTEN BOYS CIC | This project will deliver twice weekly non-contact boxing sessions. Participants will be men who have experienced trauma, abuse and exploitation during childhood or as vulnerable adults. |
| 26/02/2024 | £9,425£135,269 | NORTH HERTFORDSHIRE MINORITY ETHNIC FORUM | This project will deliver a series of sport and physical activity sessions for local BAME women, including exercise classes, swimming & water aerobics, yoga and chair-based exercises for elderly participants. Funds will cover coach fees, external facility hire and staff costs. |
| 26/02/2024 | £14,975 | RYDAL COMMUNITY GYM CIC | This project will deliver 3 x sessions (2 hr 5-7pm Monday and Thursday, and 90 mins Saturday morning) x 50 weeks of boxercise workout sessions and team exercise activities aimed at inactive young people with up to 25 participants able to take part in each session. The project will train 5 community coach volunteers to continue the project post funding. |
| 26/02/2024 | £15,000£32,700 | SPRINGWELL COMMUNITY HUB | This project has two components; the purchase and installation of new flooring for the Springwell Community Hub; and the introduction of new activities (as a result of the new flooring). The new activities include basketball, boxing, dance (additional sessions). |
| 26/02/2024 | £5,184 | MS MONDAYS | This project will support the weekly meetings now being held in a larger room to meet demand where participants can use the 3 Motomed exercise bikes with support from trained volunteers. Seated exercise, wellbeing and relaxation also form part of the session. Funding is required for room hire, insurance to host the sessions and wellbeing sessions with a therapist. |
| 26/02/2024 | £10,900 | YOH LTD | This project will help Muslim girls, living in Hackney and aged 8 to 16 years, who are not engaging in physical activity due to indirect barriers of wearing a hijab. The aim of the project is to provide a comfortable and safe environment for the girls, in a closed setting. Three x 10 week programmes will be delivered, with 15 participants attending each cohort. Over the 10 weeks a bespoke exercise programme and group activities will be provided. Funding will support additional facility hire and youth worker hours, a specialist trainer and personal trainer. |
| 26/02/2024 | £4,158 | KH2 COMMUNITY LINK SERVICES CIC | This project will deliver a 10 week golf taster programme at two golf venues on Wirral to support people living with dementia/Parkinson's/ depression to continue to be active beyond diagnosis. Each session will last 2 hours. Funds will cover promotion, project admin, refreshments, coach fees and training for golf activators. |
| 26/02/2024 | £14,920 | BURNAGE COMMUNITY WRESTING CLUB | This project aims to raise participation and awareness in the sport of Olympic Freestyle Wrestling among young people from the local community especially females. The funding will go towards paying the fees for additional coaches, equipment and promotion costs. |
| 26/02/2024 | £3,600£717,344 | CHANGING LIVES CHARITY | This project will deliver weekly fitness sessions including strength training, cardio, and functional training to participants in the Volunteer Plus (V+) Programme. Sessions provide opportunities to build healthy relationships and interact with the wider community to combat social isolation and loneliness. Exercises are tailored for each individual’s fitness levels so they can progress over the course to improve physical health, mental wellbeing and overall quality of life. Participants will set goals to improve their health and wellbeing. |
| 26/02/2024 | £4,990 | UMBRELLA YOGA CIC | This project will deliver yoga for older adults with dementia. Sessions will be delivered weekly for 14 weeks, across 3 different cohorts and locations. Funds will cover coach fees, equipment, facility hire and training for volunteers. |
| 26/02/2024 | £6,400£11,212 | SOUTH SHIELDS HARRIERS AND ATHLETICS CLUB | The project will support participation in athletics and cycling by completing roof repairs to the clubhouse at Gypsies Green recreation ground used by the club and South Shields Velo Cycling Club. Works will include new felt and underlay, application of resin-based sealant, unblocking roof drainage, and full replacement of rotten plywood fascias with new UVPC fascias. |
| 26/02/2024 | £9,475 | WALLSEND BOYS CLUB | This project will support a new multi-sport/physical activity programme for adults aged over 50 living in poor health and social isolation. Sporting Wallsend will be a weekly three hour drop-in for table tennis, yoga, Pilates, exercise and fitness and dance sessions in Wallsend North Tyneside. |
| 26/02/2024 | £2,933£4,255 | KIRKLEES DISABLED SPORTS CLUB | This project will fund the charities facility costs for their weekly two hour Swimming and activity session based at Huddersfield Leisure Centre. |
| 26/02/2024 | £5,400£62,712 | FLUTTERBY FUND (HELPING SPECIAL NEEDS CHILDREN TO SPEAD THEIR WINGS) | This project will enable The Flutterby Fund to give 15 children with additional needs the opportunity to have 12 equine therapy sessions. Sessions are based on 1:1 or 2:1 and goals of the individual are established in the initial session. |
| 26/02/2024 | £5,500 | WALLASEY MANOR TENNIS CLUB | This project will involve the refurbishment of the patio, pathways and outdoor social areas throughout the club's plot. The existing outdoor flooring will be replaced with a smooth tarmac. |
| 26/02/2024 | £1,668 | BOLTON FLAT GREEN BOWLING CLUB | The project will introduce extracurricular bowling to primary school children in years 4, 5 and 6. Delivered after school and on Saturday mornings, the project will also encourage family and inter-generational participation. Sessions will take place at the club and three participating schools across spring, summer and autumn terms, with a minimum of two, one-hour sessions delivered each week. Funding will pay for medals, trophies and refreshments required for a celebration event; Level 1 and Level 2 coaching qualifications; and equipment, including three bowling arms, target wedges and bowls kit suitable for use by younger players. |
| 26/02/2024 | £15,000 | UK LATIN COMMUNITY CIC | This project will deliver football and basketball sessions to children and young people. 2 hour sessions will be delivered once a week for 25 weeks. Funds will cover coaches, equipment, facility hire, promotion, project admin, training for staff, refreshments for participants. |
| 26/02/2024 | £12,025 | JOYFUL JAMS CIC | This project will run Moving Together Project (MT Project) which will create 2435 opportunities for elderly and disabled people and those living with dementia and their carers to access appropriate physical wellbeing activities. These will be delivered by 10 one off Council run care homes across Hampshire. 3 day long-workshops for health and social care workers and 60 community sessions. The sessions will incorporate movement and dance along with utilising resources to provide opportunities for participants to become active. |
| 26/02/2024 | £4,669 | LUTON WOMEN & GIRLS CRICKET CLUB | This project will help to develop women and girls cricket for the club at their new shared women's sporting hub through the provision of cricket training equipment, and increasing their coaching capacity. |
| 26/02/2024 | £3,514£869,680 | FEEL GOOD FACTOR | This project will provide funding to deliver 48 weeks of swimming lessons to women with mobility issues from ethnic minority backgrounds. Funding will specifically support promotion, transport costs and swimming fees. |
| 26/02/2024 | £8,880 | STOKE CITY COMMUNITY TRUST | This project will run multisport sessions focusing on cricket, dodgeball, boxing, Frisbee, rugby, athletics and tri golf which will be accessible for al SEN children of all disabilities. The sessions will be 90 minutes long, twice a week for 48 weeks and delivered by disability and inclusion coaches. Costs Requested for Facility Hire and Staff Costs. |
| 26/02/2024 | £15,000 | HARINGEY COUNCIL | This project will deliver a program of free activity (Hula hoops, Tai Chi, Nordic walking etc) in a range of local parks; focusing on BAME communities, 50+, women and people with disabilities. The project will be delivered from June to September, throughout the week including some weekend sessions of up to 33 different activities in 20 different green space locations. |
| 26/02/2024 | £10,090 | ARTCONNEXION UK CIC | This project will deliver a programme of dance and yoga exercises, for people suffering poor physical and mental health, and for those with reduced mobility. 20 workshops will be delivered, across 4 target groups. Funds will cover staff costs, marketing, production of marketing materials, documentary and radio element, project management and admin and delivery of the workshops. |
| 26/02/2024 | £10,000 | NORWICH EAGLE CANOE CLUB LIMITED | The project will buy additional equipment to increase female participation in paddle sports. Items will include four touring kayaks, four stand up paddle boards, six kayaks and four solo canoes. This equipment will be used during This Girl Can sessions delivered most weeks and other regular activities on the sea, open water and white water, including skill-based sessions, trips and British Canoeing courses. The project will also contribute to participants’ development as paddlesport leaders and coaches. |
| 26/02/2024 | £11,040 | INSPIRED 2 CONNECT CIC | The project will establish 2x football sessions once a week; a sessions for young people (aged of 5-10), and a session for their parents. The sessions would be at Aston Powerleague in the centre of Birmingham and would engage 50 people total per session over 48 weeks. The targeted participants are young people from Black and Minority Ethnic communities from the local community. |
| 26/02/2024 | £9,984 | TUITION CLUB | This project will deliver sessions of exercise and fitness, to local children and young people. Four 1 hour sessions will be deliver each week, for 39 weeks. Funds will cover facility hire and coaches fees. |
| 26/02/2024 | £14,520 | VALLANCE COMMUNITY SPORTS ASSOCIATION | This project will provide funding to deliver 1 session of physical activity for young people (11-16 years) with specialucational needs and disabilities (SEND) and 1 session of multi-sports for adults (18+) with SEND from Tower Hamlets on a weekly basis. Funding will specifically support facility hire, equipment and coaching fees. |
| 26/02/2024 | £6,795 | CORE ARTS | This project will run new sports events and two new weekly sessions for NHS referred adults on the severe mental health register. 4 social/sporting events in tennis, table tennis and multi sports will run over the year and ice skating sessions would take place on Thursdays for 1 hour for 35 weeks and kick boxing on Saturdays for 1 hour for 40 weeks. Funding would be used for coaching fees, promotion, equipment, volunteer costs and a senior sports manager to supervise and manage events. |
| 26/02/2024 | £9,690£686,825 | ST AUGUSTINE'S CENTRE | This project will provide a range of sporting activities for asylum seekers and refugees. This will include table tennis, cricket, boxing, yoga and gym sessions. Two new football coaches will be trained to support an existing team. |
| 26/02/2024 | £3,860 | SPARTAN AMATEUR BOXING CLUB | This project will complete the expansion of the club into a new mezzanine area by adding a gantry and safety railings, new boxing equipment, and training additional coaches. |
| 23/02/2024 | £8,444 | PALTERTON RESIDENTS' ASSOCIATION | This project will 3 sessions of yoga per week, for 1 year. Funds will cover coaching fees and promotion. |
| 23/02/2024 | £15,000 | ASPIRE BURNLEY COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT | The projects primary aim is to facilitate better and engaging activities which will bring about transformative changes in the lives of BAME youth, men and women within the community by engaging them in sports and various activities by introducing boxing, table tennis, and badminton sessions. The project will span over 12 months, aiming to deliver 80 boxing sessions, 20 badminton sessions and 20 table tennis sessions, primarily on weekends, with some sessions scheduled for different times or alternative days. |
| 22/02/2024 | £14,477£349,659 | TIGERS TRUST | This project will fund wheelchair rugby (2hrs per week) over 48 wks. A new wheelchair rugby team will be created and the majority of attendees will be wheelchair users who are economical or socially disadvantaged, from low-income families, isolated/excluded from mainstream sport and/or ethnic monitories/unrepresented groups. The first session will be for youngsters and second session is a weekend session for adults, supporting 20 participants in each. |
| 22/02/2024 | £6,165 | LANCASHIRE OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES INITIATIVE | This project will improve accessibility to water-based activities for individuals with disabilities by purchasing a Hansa Transfer dock, a specialised wheelchair user transfer system designed to facilitate safe, swift, and effective transfers from a wheelchair to a sailboat. |
| 21/02/2024 | £5,969 | WALKDEN CRICKET CLUB | This project will recruit 2 x additional coaches to deliver training programmes through the year, with the aim of increasing the number of junior members, and the purchase of pool equipment and clothing to loan to new participants. 2 x coaches will deliver 20 weeks of outdoor coaching, and 1 coach will deliver 6 weeks at the indoor nets. |
| 21/02/2024 | £2,000£66,777 | FAITH IN QUEENS PARK | This project will deliver a Youth Empower Mentor programme for young people aged 14-18. 6 modules will be delivered to participants devised to help them unlock their potential through sports and practical skills. |
| 21/02/2024 | £3,176£67,260 | COACH HENE MEMORIAL FOUNDATION | This project will run an all level inclusive box fit class along side the childrens' football class to allow females to participate in physical activity. |
| 21/02/2024 | £15,000 | ACTIVATE COMMUNITY PROJECT | This project will deliver a 40-week sports programme consisting of athletics, basketball, cricket, dodgeball, exercise and fitness, football, rounders, and touch rugby. It will target 120 children aged 8-14; delivering two 2-hour sessions per week. |
| 21/02/2024 | £7,071£989,432 | ACCRINGTON STANLEY COMMUNITY TRUST | This project will provide a wide variety of sports activities for young people in the area with additional needs. It will cater for those with SEN, physical disabilities and poor mental health. The organisation will adopt a come and try it approach for all young people with additional needs. The project will be aimed at young people aged 11-18. The project will also include healthy lifestyle topics in the form of practical workshops. 2 x 1.5 hour sessions will be held weekly at the Stanley Sports Hub. |
| 21/02/2024 | £4,360 | COBRAS BASKETBALL LTD | This 2 year project will establish and build a strong foundation for a basketball programme, implementing a sliding scale fee structure, breaking down financial barriers that may hinder players from participating. Sessions will be aimed at females aged 16+, attending one two-hour session per week with up to 20 participants per session. |
| 20/02/2024 | £7,400 | HUNDHILL HALL CRICKET CLUB | This project will replace fencing, which was damaged due to flooding. The flooding softened the ground and fittings causing 75% of the fencing around the club to break. To prevent future incidents, this project will enhance the groundworks (deeper, new concrete) and employ more secure fixings to prevent movement during high winds. Insurance does not cover this type of damage or replacement. |
| 20/02/2024 | £15,000 | RESTORATIVE JUSTICE FOR ALL INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE | This project will target young people between the ages of 10 and 24 who are at risk of being involved in violence. This is a 12 month project including 60 1-hour group classes which will be held at their own community centre during their youth clubs which take place during the school holidays. The programme has been designed by their youth management board. Each group class will combine 10 different sporting activities as well as dietary and cooking classes which will be delivered by qualified fitness and personal trainers. They will run resilience workshops alongside these activities, and will support and train 5 young people to act as quality control and communications managers through the youth-let initiative FRED. Funding is required for PR, transport and travel costs, equipment hire, coaches fees and expenses, staff costs. |
| 20/02/2024 | £14,940 | WATFORD BOROUGH COUNCIL | This project will fund 4 x 8 week cycles of early stage Parkinsons Disease Exercise Classes, targeting 80 people. Supporting those suffering with ParkinsonÂ's Disease, the project will lead people taking part into a sustained physical activity pathway, whilst helping to prolong many of the physical symptoms and associated issues (tiredness, pain, depression and social isolation), enabling them to lead a health and physically active lifestyle. |
| 20/02/2024 | £9,960£651,226 | EMMAUS NORTH EAST | This project will purchase 27 cycles and associated equipment (light, locks, helmets etc.) It will also organise a camping trip for participants to use their cycles. |
| 20/02/2024 | £8,800 | VETERANS VOLUNTEER SERVICE | This project will provide fitness sessions for young people who have been identified as in need of intervention or reparation due to anti social behaviour. A weekly 2 hour sessions will be delivered for 15 weeks, with military veterans running the sessions. |
| 19/02/2024 | £750 | GIRTON SAILING CLUB | This project will fund skip hire to remove rubbish and contaminated equipment from the flood. |
| 19/02/2024 | £10,000 | LOUGHBOROUGH CARILLON SPORT CLUB | This project will fund essential repairs required to restore the facility, ensuring it is safe to reopen and allowing activity to continue. The project will dispose of damaged items, sanitise and decontaminate toilets and changing facilities and repair damaged electrics. |
| 19/02/2024 | £5,280 | WEALDEN LEISURE LIMITED T/A AS FREEDOM LEISURE | This project will support an over 60's project at Eastwood Leisure Centre, Woking, providing opportunities for people who are physically inactive, to participate in low-impact and adapted sports. |
| 19/02/2024 | £7,544 | GAME CHANGED NETWORK CIC | This project will provide weekly multi-sports session for young people aged between 11 and 15 years old in the Doncaster area. Evening sessions will be run once a week for 32 weeks, have 25-30 participants attend x 2 hours long. This project will would also involve a visit to Doncaster Rovers for a behind the scenes tour of the venue and the opportunity for participants to watch a game as well as a visit to the National Horseracing College. |
| 19/02/2024 | £8,960 | PONIES FOR PEOPLE | This project will deliver 32 weeks, consisting of 4 x 8-week courses of horseback archery tailored for the BAME community. Within the session, there will be 3 activities: pony care, ground shooting and horseback archery. Ponies for people will run the horse care sessions, and EJM Horseback Archery will run the riding and shooting sessions. Delivery of the sessions is Monday evenings. |
| 19/02/2024 | £1,680 | VELOCIPOSSE | This project will allow the training for 6 additional coaches and a small equipment resource. |
| 19/02/2024 | £1,000 | SOUTH BIRMINGHAM STRIDERS | This project will see the club train more run leaders and a safeguarding officer which will allow the club to continue to grow. |
| 19/02/2024 | £9,500 | POWER THROUGH SPORT CIC | This project will increase the capacity of the CIC to deliver roller sports sessions in deprived areas by training up 4 additional coaches, 10 volunteers and purchasing additional equipment that will allow more sessions to be delivered at the same time and in different facilities. |
| 19/02/2024 | £6,360 | BENTLEY COLLIERY CRICKET CLUB | This project will fund family cricket sessions led by local coaches and volunteers targeting 560 participants over 7 months. Sessions will include summer and winter delivery and offer summer holiday provision for families. 7 young people will be trained as peer mentors and upskilling of 2 volunteers with coaching qualifications so the project is sustainable. |
| 16/02/2024 | £12,500 | HURLEY CRICKET CLUB | The grounds, clubhouse and outbuildings were all submerged by water. Extensive clean up and decontamination operation will be completed in hopes of getting the ground ready for the start of the season in April. |
| 16/02/2024 | £14,990 | THE FLEX YOUTH AND COMMUNITY GROUP CIC | This project will engage young people from ethnically diverse communities in a programme of physical activities, including dance, football, basketball and yoga. The young people will also be taught about nutrition and how to prepare easy and low budget healthy meals. Sessions will be for young people aged age 8-18years. 4 weekly sessions will be delivered for 40 weeks. |
| 16/02/2024 | £1,020 | BARNSLEY COLLEGE | This project will train student leaders to deliver inclusive sport sessions aimed at inactive and hard to reach groups. Once the training has been completed then sessions would take place at least once per week with students delivering on the college site to local schools and the community. |
| 16/02/2024 | £9,495 | ACTIVE FAMILIES CIC | The project will provide 100 teenage girls over the course of 12 months the opportunity to take part in movement and dance, and fitness classes in a space in Sunderland. The aim is to involve 20-30 girls on a weekly basis, and empower at least 5 of them to take on volunteering roles, with some being encouraged to undertake YMCA Level 1 and 2 health and fitness qualifications. Funding will be for coaching fees, volunteer t-shirts/hoodies and equipment hire/purchase. |
| 16/02/2024 | £14,450£6,815 | OUR ROOTS INNER CITY LIVES LTD | This project will deliver a weekly sport-based programme for young people aged 14-19 to increase activity levels in those that may be suffering from the cost-of-living crisis and turning to crime or struggling with mental health issues. Sessions will last two hours and take place at Sun Lane Leisure Centre where a variety of sports will be offered including football, rugby, squash, swimming, tennis, handball, cricket, dodgeball, basketball, athletics, and flag football. Delivery will be flexible and will be co-designed by attendees based on their preferences. |
| 16/02/2024 | £8,000 | WEALDEN LEISURE LIMITED T/A AS FREEDOM LEISURE | This project will install a new pool hoist at Arc Leisure Matlock to replace the current one which has been used for the past 15 years and has been deemed unsafe. The hoist would benefit participants who access the pool via an Exercise Referral programme for aqua rehabilitation, general users who may require assistance and a Swim Cancer group starting in the New Year. |
| 16/02/2024 | £15,000£254,840 | UDOIT DANCE FOUNDATION | This project will deliver 12 weeks of their ConfiDance programme across 6 community settings in low income areas in Milton Keynes for up to 180 young people. |
| 16/02/2024 | £267,000 | IMPACT FITNESS ACADEMY | This investment will assist Impact Fitness Academy Community Interest Company to acquire a new long-term premises and undertake the necessary renovation and improvement works to ensure the space meets the requirements to deliver community sport and activities, as per the purpose and objectives of the CIC. |
| 16/02/2024 | £8,220 | WE MATTER CIC | This project will deliver 2 exercise classes per week during school term time based in Longsight, Manchester. The target audience is local women with a high percentage of South Asian Muslim women anticipated to participate. |
| 16/02/2024 | £15,867 | KIRKBY HIGH SCHOOL | The project will support 450 SGOs who work across the country to support schools in their local area: to coordinate appropriate competitive opportunities for all young people from Key Stage 2-4, to recruit, train, and deploy a suitable workforce, and to support the development of club opportunities for all young people. |
| 15/02/2024 | £5,300 | YELLOW JIGSAW CIC | This project will run a collaborative 10-week programme between Yellow Jigsaw and Foundation 92 (F92), the charity partner of Salford City FC to primary school aged children. The children will be introduced to a number of different sports and media skills and will learn about sports reporting, photography, podcasting and comic strip making alongside physical activity. From February 2024 there will be 1 hour weekly classes to groups of 30 children aged 9-11 in 6 Salford schools for a 10 week period. The session will cover an intro to media skills, trying out the sport and then applying those media skills to reporting on trying the new sport 'in action'. The programme will culminate in a media takeover day of either UA92 or BBC Studios at Media City. |
| 15/02/2024 | £897£1,088,974 | LONGRIDGE ON THE THAMES | This project will involve the purchase of a large mega stand up paddle board that can support 7 people at once, enabling the provision of stand up paddle board sessions for SEND people and their carers. This will be incorporated into the organisation's current stand up paddle board sessions and provided on demand when requested. |
| 14/02/2024 | £780£162,259 | CONISTON SPORTS & SOCIAL CENTRE | This project will allow the community centre to host weekly netball sessions for females. Sessions will be free and run by a volunteer coach every Thursday. |
| 14/02/2024 | £2,400£664,681 | AGE UK TAMESIDE | This project will deliver two weekly Pilates sessions, for older women. The aim of the project is to help participants strengthen their pelvic floor and alleviate back pain. Funding is for instructor fees and exercise mats. |
| 14/02/2024 | £15,000 | THE FUN HUB CIC | This project will provide free physical activity to children across Maltby during school holidays. The project will help children and families who may be struggling with cost of living a place to go and be active during holidays. |
| 14/02/2024 | £19,224 | PLYMOUTH CITY COUNCIL | The programme will support public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 13/02/2024 | £2,675£157,036 | BIRTLEY TOWN FC | This project wants to replace one, and repair four, out of six floodlights that have been damaged due to recent storms, upon inspection the main breakers has tripped in the plant room causing a fire. Fixing of the floodlights will enable physical activity to commence at the site once again. |
| 13/02/2024 | £1,460,000£14,379,348 | SPORTSAID TRUST | This project will deliver the enhanced Backing The Best funding programme, over 2 years (2023/24 and 2024/25). This programme seeks to respond to cost of living pressures for aspirant athletes (and their care givers) by making available more resources for: additional athlete bursaries, increased value bursaries, additional project funding and additional athlete support services in the form of additional sports science and sports medicine services and free training facilities access. |
| 13/02/2024 | £3,383 | AVON BOWLING CLUB | This project will restore the clubhouse and green at Avon Bowling Club following flood damage in January 2024. Funding will remove damage items and equipment, restore the green and replace ditch matting. |
| 13/02/2024 | £5,774 | BESTWOOD MINERS WELFARE INSTITUTE & RECREATION GROUNDS MW | The project will refurbish the village hall to bring it up to modern standards. Work will include new toilets, flooring, central heating, lighting, ceiling, doors, windows and first alarm system. |
| 12/02/2024 | £4,460 | ROCHDALE CRICKET, LACROSSE AND SQUASH CLUB LIMITED | This project will fund squash sessions for groups such as females, males aged 16-34, ethnic minorities, children with disabilities, children age 5-16 and young adults age 16-19. The 40 minute sessions will be delivered by qualified coaches and managed by the Squash Committee. It will target 256 participants over six months. Eligible funding will cover costs for 2 Level 1 and 2 Level 2 coaching courses, equipment, transport from schools and 62 hrs of coaching. |
| 12/02/2024 | £10,000 | BLACKPOOL COASTAL HOUSING | This project will fund the creation of a Bike Library and Hub to give local people access to hire bikes. Funding will cover equipment, 'led rides', Level 2 training for volunteer, 6 days of mechanical support and cycle safety sessions. The project aims to target 400 people over 12 months in particular, those on low incomes within the NHS, unemployed and inactive people. |
| 12/02/2024 | £13,950 | INNER GROUND DANCE COMPANY | This project will launch a new dance and exercise class for people with Parkinson's, and continue to deliver and expand ongoing Breath and Hand Jive sessions. |
| 12/02/2024 | £12,160 | ROCHDALE MAYFIELD ARLFC | This project will upgrade the club's indoor training facility. |
| 12/02/2024 | £14,030£92,911 | ROKT FOUNDATION | The project will provide climbing and urban adventure sessions for disabled children and their families. Approximately 150 people from around 50 families will take part over 12 months, with activities including bouldering, roped climbing with harnesses, indoor caving, indoor abseiling, indoor orienteering and indoor harness swinging for children with less mobility and limb strength. Delivery will consist of twice weekly two-hour evening sessions for 38 weeks during term time, aimed at disabled children and their siblings, plus 20 two-hour family taster sessions during school holidays. All activity will be overseen by qualified instructors and opportunities will exist for some participants to embark on the NICAS (National Indoor Climbing Awards Scheme) development pathway. Funding will pay for promotion, instructor fees and equipment, which will include a vibrating beanbag for use in a sensory room and a kite harness swing. |
| 12/02/2024 | £5,600 | APEX PROGRAMME LTD | This project will provide funding to deliver squash sessions to young people and families from the Muslim community in Sheffield. Funding will specifically support equipment, training, refreshments, promotion, facility hire and coaching costs. |
| 12/02/2024 | £5,025 | HINCKLEY RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB | This project will deliver an inclusive sports programme aimed at providing opportunities for young people with disabilities to participate in Rugby and other physical activities. The sessions will be delivered by qualified coaches in partnership with other adults who have extensive experience of working with young people with additional needs. As part of the project there will be a mentoring programme where young people from local schools will work alongside the participants to forge positive relationships. |
| 12/02/2024 | £469,896 | ROTHERHAM METROPOLITAN BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 12/02/2024 | £208,350 | RUSHMOOR BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 12/02/2024 | £85,392 | CANTERBURY CITY COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 12/02/2024 | £212,190 | BLACKPOOL COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 12/02/2024 | £15,000£433,923 | BRIGHTON TABLE TENNIS CLUB | The project will create a Community Youth Facility on the ground floor of a new premises, in Moulsecoomb in Brighton. Works included creating a space for multiple table tennis tables, provision of a kitchenette facility, storage space, accessible toilet facilities. |
| 12/02/2024 | £220,000 | FYLDE COUNCIL | The programme will support public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 12/02/2024 | £295,447 | SLOUGH BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 12/02/2024 | £88,347 | NORTH DEVON COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 12/02/2024 | £40,959 | DERBYSHIRE DALES COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 12/02/2024 | £20,265 | COUNCIL OF THE ISLES OF SCILLY | The programme will support public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 12/02/2024 | £157,780 | LONDON BOROUGH OF HAMMERSMITH AND FULHAM | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 12/02/2024 | £427,836 | THURROCK COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 12/02/2024 | £238,275 | CANNOCK CHASE COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 12/02/2024 | £62,700 | TRAFFORD BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 12/02/2024 | £167,900 | IPSWICH BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 12/02/2024 | £205,567 | BRIGHTON & HOVE CITY COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 12/02/2024 | £27,930 | BOROUGH COUNCIL OF KINGS LYNN AND WEST NORFOLK | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 12/02/2024 | £246,500 | WEST NORTHAMPTONSHIRE COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 12/02/2024 | £120,218 | BLACKBURN WITH DARWEN BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 12/02/2024 | £198,605 | AMBER VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL | The programme will support public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 09/02/2024 | £2,992£66,483 | WALSALL BANGLADESHI PROGRESSIVE SOCIETY | This project will run a weekly 2 hour activity session hiring 4 courts for 9 months at a local sports hall on the Walsall campus of the University of Wolverhampton for badminton, and other indoor sports for women and girls. Football would take place at a local community facility. Funding is required for facility hire, transport for participants and coaching fees. |
| 09/02/2024 | £2,300£155,285 | EMLEY MOOR MINERS RECREATION GROUND & INSTITUTE | This project will fund the purchase of team strips and playing equipment to enable participants to form a team and join a local league. The group will train weekly and take part in league matches. |
| 09/02/2024 | £8,440 | WARRIORS BASKETBALL CLUB | This project will offer taster basketball and healthy lifestyle sessions, targeting young women from the BAME communities around Evington in Leicester. Sessions will be held in venues across the city and will include visits to colleges, schools, voluntary organisations, youth, and community centres. These sessions will happen in the second half of the schools and colleges Autumn term through to the end of January 2023. Taster sessions will be promoted through recruitment events backed up with bespoke flyers and marketing materials as well as a dedicated section on the Warriors website, using case studies from previous GIB projects to promote participation. Taster sessions will be followed by 10 weeks of weekly sessions in our target areas. Although the main medium of engagement will be via basketball we will promote taster sessions in other sports e.g. Football, dance, yoga etc and signpost participants to other community groups/clubs too. |
| 09/02/2024 | £893,258 | SPORTS DISPUTE RESOLUTION PANEL LTD | The project will deliver a phased roll-out of support services to National Governing Bodies (NGBs) to help them manage safeguarding cases in their sports effectively. |
| 09/02/2024 | £9,900 | SPORTING CHANCE NORTH EAST C.I.C | This project will target young people with hidden disabilities aged 13-18 living in Cowgate , delivering three 1.5-hour evening sessions, targeting 25 young people per session. The first 45 minutes of the sessions will involve boxing and fitness focused activities, whilst the second 45 minutes will focus on sports leadership and sports volunteering. The project will run for 20 consecutive weeks to offer routine and structure. |
| 09/02/2024 | £10,000 | WIGTON RUGBY CLUB | This project will replace the safety netting and support beams on the Astro, due to recent high winds that has caused the damage. The supporting joists have loosened, and some have snapped altogether. This means that the nets are flapping across the Astro making is dangerous for players, spectators and others using the grass pitch behind. |
| 09/02/2024 | £63,000,000£90,678,000 | THE FOOTBALL FOUNDATION | To deliver football and multi-sport community facilities investment in line with the Uniting the Movement Football/multi-sport commitment. |
| 09/02/2024 | £5,950 | UNIVERSITY VANDALS LIMITED | Funding for restoration of playing facilities and remedial work of the pitches for longer term improvements. |
| 09/02/2024 | £1,954 | WEST OXFORD BOWLS CLUB | This project will use dehumidifiers to dry the buildings, remove flooring and provide a skip. The damaged flooring will be replaced allowing members to enjoy the facilities of the bowls club again. |
| 09/02/2024 | £15,000 | STRATFORD SPORTS CLUB | The club requires funding to deep clean, sanitise and redecorate the snooker room and hallways where the flood has damaged the facility. They also require new doors, in particular the disabled toilet door and changing room doors which no longer shuts properly due to warping, and a new carpet in the snooker room which had to be taken up after the flood. |
| 09/02/2024 | £6,840 | WU SHI TAIJI QUAN & QI GONG ASSOCIATION | Sit, Stand, Walk, Talk. This is a wellbeing programme that teaches the traditional Taiji Quan and Qi Gong meditational practices. It has been specifically developed for older people and those with debilitating health conditions. They teach therapeutic exercises and balance skills, breathing techniques and meditation and have been successfully delivering this project since 2019 establishing four free group classes a week with 170 registered members. The project will enable the sessions to continue for a further six months with funding for studio hire, programme coordination and administration and PR. |
| 09/02/2024 | £99,360 | LONDON BOROUGH OF SOUTHWARK | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 09/02/2024 | £249,999 | LONDON BOROUGH OF WANDSWORTH | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 09/02/2024 | £99,500 | LONDON BOROUGH OF RICHMOND UPON THAMES | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 09/02/2024 | £242,259 | NORTH WEST LEICESTERSHIRE COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 09/02/2024 | £98,427 | LONDON BOROUGH OF BEXLEY | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 09/02/2024 | £587,884 | HIGH PEAK BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 09/02/2024 | £550,139 | EREWASH BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 09/02/2024 | £614,350 | CITY OF LINCOLN COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 09/02/2024 | £58,000 | CHERWELL COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 09/02/2024 | £41,800 | TELFORD AND WREKIN COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 09/02/2024 | £157,000 | BOURNEMOUTH, CHRISTCHURCH AND POOLE COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 09/02/2024 | £23,760 | WEST LANCASHIRE BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 09/02/2024 | £18,000 | WOKINGHAM BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 09/02/2024 | £195,750 | WORCESTER CITY COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 09/02/2024 | £74,570 | WYCHAVON COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 09/02/2024 | £25,000 | WYRE FOREST COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 09/02/2024 | £106,380 | FOLKESTONE & HYTHE COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 09/02/2024 | £166,427 | FENLAND COUNCIL | The programme will support public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 09/02/2024 | £157,500 | EPSOM AND EWELL BOROUGH COUNCIL | The programme will support public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 09/02/2024 | £212,601 | EASTLEIGH BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 09/02/2024 | £102,519 | EAST SUFFOLK COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 09/02/2024 | £158,224 | REDCAR AND CLEVELAND COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 09/02/2024 | £421,476 | NUNEATON AND BEDWORTH BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 09/02/2024 | £17,052 | NOTTINGHAM CITY COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 09/02/2024 | £75,433 | NORTH WARWICKSHIRE BOROUGH COUNCIL | The programme will support public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 09/02/2024 | £185,421 | RUGBY BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 09/02/2024 | £265,376 | NORTH NORTHAMPTONSHIRE COUNCIL | The programme will support public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 09/02/2024 | £85,350 | SEVENOAKS COUNCIL | The programme will support public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 09/02/2024 | £174,725 | NORTH NORFOLK COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 09/02/2024 | £93,906 | NORTH LINCOLNSHIRE COUNCIL | The programme will support public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 09/02/2024 | £28,000 | NORTH EAST LINCOLNSHIRE COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 09/02/2024 | £193,230 | SOMERSET COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 09/02/2024 | £235,375 | NEWCASTLE UNDER LYME BOROUGH COUNCIL | The programme will support public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 09/02/2024 | £127,891 | DERBY CITY COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 09/02/2024 | £57,007 | SOUTH NORFOLK COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 09/02/2024 | £286,000 | SOUTH RIBBLE BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 09/02/2024 | £115,000 | LONDON BOROUGH OF CROYDON | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 09/02/2024 | £120,157 | MELTON BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 09/02/2024 | £468,522 | COVENTRY CITY COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 09/02/2024 | £744,379 | MEDWAY COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 09/02/2024 | £456,164 | ST. HELENS BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 09/02/2024 | £50,000 | CORNWALL COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 09/02/2024 | £475,254 | STOKE ON TRENT CITY COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 09/02/2024 | £129,000 | LONDON BOROUGH OF SUTTON | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 09/02/2024 | £66,852 | LONDON BOROUGH OF NEWHAM | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 09/02/2024 | £366,780 | LONDON BOROUGH OF LEWISHAM | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 09/02/2024 | £181,500 | CHORLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 09/02/2024 | £94,500 | TENDRING COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 09/02/2024 | £33,509 | LONDON BOROUGH OF EALING | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 09/02/2024 | £101,116 | CENTRAL BEDFORDSHIRE COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 09/02/2024 | £271,011 | LONDON BOROUGH OF BRENT | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 09/02/2024 | £116,812 | LONDON BOROUGH OF BARNET | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 09/02/2024 | £543,197 | LONDON BOROUGH OF BARKING AND DAGENHAM | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 09/02/2024 | £69,511 | CAMBRIDGE CITY COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 09/02/2024 | £207,000 | UTTLESFORD COUNCIL | The programme will support public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 09/02/2024 | £270,567 | KIRKLEES COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 09/02/2024 | £240,500 | BUCKINGHAMSHIRE COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 09/02/2024 | £246,857 | BRISTOL CITY COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 09/02/2024 | £375,350 | BRAINTREE COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 09/02/2024 | £401,500 | WEST LINDSEY COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 09/02/2024 | £266,573 | HASTINGS BOROUGH COUNCIL | The programme will support public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 09/02/2024 | £243,328 | WEST OXFORDSHIRE COUNCIL | The programme will support public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 09/02/2024 | £192,647 | BLABY COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 09/02/2024 | £164,987 | WESTMORLAND AND FURNESS COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 09/02/2024 | £535,773 | HARBOROUGH COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 09/02/2024 | £3,000 | WILTSHIRE COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 09/02/2024 | £173,250 | GRAVESHAM BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 08/02/2024 | £15,000 | NUTBROOK CRICKET CLUB | This project wants to repair the damage the recent storm has caused to their outdoor net facilities. Water got under the carpets while high winds have torn and ripped up the surface. This project wants to replace nets and two sightscreens that were broken due to high winds. |
| 08/02/2024 | £4,300 | SOUTH OXFORD BOWLS CLUB | Financial support for redecoration, reflooring and remedial work from water damage in the clubhouse. Also repairs to 2 outdoor bowling greens. The club will do the redecorating work, and they will hire a company to undertake works on the greens. |
| 08/02/2024 | £1,344 | HUNTINGDON AND RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB | This project wants to industrially clean the club house, changing rooms and bar area at the rugby club due to wide-spread flooding. |
| 08/02/2024 | £9,000 | BRADFORD ON AVON ROWING CLUB | This project will purchase a double scull boat to reduce waiting lists for people wanting to try rowing and support members once they have completed the course by having sufficient boats. 50 or more participants would benefit each year based on an equipment lifespan of 20 years. |
| 08/02/2024 | £15,000£292,804 | OLDHAM GREENHILL COMMUNITY SPORTS AND RECREATION CLUB LIMITED | This project will repair the community centre's roof to restore the full and safe use of the multi sports pitch underneath. |
| 08/02/2024 | £9,600 | GREEN FINGERS MOSTON COMMUNITY | This project will allow the organisation to continue the Community Bike Library. The Library offers free bike loans, cycling sessions and lead rides to those in deprived areas of Manchester. The bike library will be open 2 days a week in Harpurhey and 1 day a week in Failsworth. |
| 08/02/2024 | £14,996 | REACH4WARD FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE | This project will provide skateboarding sessions for girls during the summer months. Each session will be four hours consisting of 2 1-hour periods of coaching followed by supported practice. |
| 08/02/2024 | £7,705 | HERTFORDSHIRE GOLF LIMITED | This project will fund three blocks of 12 weekly sessions of golf tuition (rules, etiquette, and fundamentals of golf) working in partnership with Essendon Golf Club. Project will target 60 inactive young people aged 15-17 who are deaf or have a hearing impairment. Three phases of 12 weeks will take place with each catering for up to 20 young people per 90 minute session. |
| 08/02/2024 | £6,000 | MOULTON ROYAL BRITISH LEGION SOCIAL CLUB LIMITED | This project will purchase a lawn mower with cultivation attachments to allow the club to undertake their own green maintenance, rather than using an external contractor. |
| 08/02/2024 | £4,000 | SHEFFIELD STEELKINGS PARA ICE HOCKEY CLUB | This project will involve the purchase of synthetic ice, enabling the club to provide better outreach and promotional work by demonstrating the sport to potential participants out in the community and without the need for an ice rink. The material will also allow for better access to ice rinks, enabling people to enter rinks on their own, without the need to be carried or lifted. |
| 08/02/2024 | £11,404 | HAYES HAWKS BMX CLUB | This project will allow Hayes Hawks BMX club to install a water supply to the track. |
| 08/02/2024 | £14,300 | DEFIANT SPORTS CIC | This project will provide free and affordable tennis for all abilities and disabilities at Fisherman's Green Tennis Courts Eastbourne. |
| 08/02/2024 | £13,790 | OUR YOUTH MATTER | This project will provide Rugby Union training for 180 young people of orthodox Jewish descent, within 3 areas in Lower Broughton, Crumpsall and Bury. This will form ongoing periodic tournaments for sustainability. |
| 08/02/2024 | £13,760 | BOLTON RUGBY UNION FOOTBALL CLUB LIMITED | This project will build on a new initiative for forming mixed ability rugby teams. Funding will provide 48 weeks of coaching, equipment/training kits - specifically for this team, travel expenses and training including Deaf Awareness and BSL. Matches are anticipated at one per month. |
| 07/02/2024 | £15,000 | WRAYSBURY CRICKET CLUB | This project wants to repair and restore essential equipment and facilities enabling the club to return to activity. Due to recent January floods, the significant damage is mainly to the walls, flooring, fixtures and fittings, as well as maintenance equipment and the grounds. |
| 07/02/2024 | £3,000 | THE PRINCE OF WALES BOWLING CLUB | This project aims to return the green and clubhouse back to a safe/ hygienic condition for the new bowls season to commence. The funding will pay for an electrician to check all the electrics. Also they will hire a contractor to clean the green and communal hut from the dirt/silt left by the flood, repair the gate and entrance which require relaying of slabs that have been uplifted, and dispose of any equipment/materials that have been damaged. |
| 07/02/2024 | £2,500 | TEWKESBURY CRICKET CLUB | This project will clean the carpets of the outdoor nets in all four lanes and reseed the square. The work cannot start for at least another month due to the grounds still being flooded, project contact has a meeting in place with a EBC Ground-care Advisor. |
| 06/02/2024 | £1,060£65,136 | BEAUMONT PARISH HALL | This project will purchase a double bowling mat carrier. |
| 06/02/2024 | £1,600 | HORSFORTH HALL PARK CRICKET CLUB | This project will train 4 older junior players / junior managers through the ECB accredited coaching courses to allow a further number of children to play cricket for free by providing more qualified coaches. |
| 06/02/2024 | £9,682 | THE SUNNYSIDE CLUB | This project aims to create inclusive and specialised badminton sessions catering to diverse groups. The Women's Only Session provides a safe and supportive environment for Asian women to participate in badminton, promoting both physical activity and community bonding. The Older MenÂ's Session focuses on the health and socialization needs of older Asian men, tailoring the badminton experience to encourage an active and healthy lifestyle. The Physical and Learning Disability Session ensures inclusivity by accommodating individuals with disabilities. |
| 06/02/2024 | £4,800 | MY FIRST 1000 DAYS | The project is to provide yoga, meditation and mindfulness to young carers based in Stockwell, South West London. The intended participants will be from BAME groups that are currently sedentary and at risk of social inclusion. The target is 60 project participants. It will deliver 100 projects across 12 months. Some sessions will take place on site, but other sessions will be virtual. Grant funding is for coach fees and expenses and promotional costs. |
| 06/02/2024 | £7,500£109,684,000 | SUSTRANS | This project will provide purpose-built storage for up to 30 bicycles. These cycles will be used by people seeking asylum based in Sheffield. |
| 06/02/2024 | £3,120 | CRICKET FOR ALL | The project will provide cricket opportunities in East Kent for adults with neurological conditions such as Parkinson's and multiple sclerosis. Delivery will include four indoor winter net sessions and four outdoor sessions, overseen by a lead coach and support coaches. The team will play three friendly matches against teams of a similar ability. Funding will pay for a project coordinator, promotion, facility hire, equipment and coaching fees. |
| 06/02/2024 | £12,040£86,763 | SPORTS FUN 4 ALL | This project will provide additional football pitch hire for their free coaching sessions aimed at boys and girls aged 11-16. Funding is required for coaching fees, venue hire, leaflet distribution, equipment, refreshments, 4 x FA Intro to Coaching Football, training tops and 4 x the Using Sport to Tackle Youth Crime course. |
| 06/02/2024 | £1,135 | ALT BRIDGE | This project has two focuses which are looking to increase access for pupils of the school, who lack opportunities, to engage in sports. The first focus will target 12 students and encourage them to engage in physical activity and sports. The funding will take them out to the local BMX track and take pupils to the driving range. The second focus will support the school to purchase equipment: a new competition boccia set, a set of 10 yoga mats and a set of 20 footballs. |
| 06/02/2024 | £10,000 | CLUBE DOS BRASILEIRINHOS | This weekly project will deliver 33 classes of Capoeira (Afro-Brazilian movement; fight and dance) to children and young people within the Brent area. The target is 35 participants ageing from 6 to 16 years old. The purpose is to engage young people in Brazilian culture, language and movement - to Brazilian and non-Brazilian participants. Outcomes will be cultural inclusion, increased confidence and activity, and better social connection and community cohesion. |
| 06/02/2024 | £11,797 | BRADFORD HOCKEY CLUB | This project will deliver a hockey outreach programme. 14 primary schools across Bradford will be engaged in after school hockey sessions for a period of 6 week blocks delivered per school. Funds will cover equipment costs, including the purchase of 2 additional goals. Upskilling opportunities for participants will be provided, including Introduction to Hockey Coaching x14, 1 per school and Introduction to Umpiring Course – x28, 2 per school. 2 volunteers will be upskilled with Sessional coach courses x2. |
| 06/02/2024 | £10,000 | BLACKDOG OUTDOORS | Delivered with a range of partners this project will provide opportunities for those affected by poor mental health to re-connect with nature. |
| 06/02/2024 | £2,400 | HASTINGS AND BEXHILL RUGBY CLUB | This project will develop girls rugby union opportunities in Hastings. This will be achieved by offering girls only coaching sessions for free in local primary and secondary schools, led by 2 qualified coaches. The club will be offering 8 x six week blocks of extra curricular coaching. 4 within primary schools (school years 5 - 6) and 4 within secondary schools (school years 7-10). After attending the sessions, girls will be encouraged to attend club sessions on Wednesdays and Sundays. Funding request is for coaching fees. |
| 06/02/2024 | £14,020 | CREATIVE CASTLE FARMERS | This project will provide twice-weekly activity sessions at care homes. There will be 100 sessions across a 1 year period. Each session will last 2 hours. |
| 06/02/2024 | £14,999 | SEAHAVEN FORCE | This project will provide 1 hour per week of basketball at each of 4 locations.8 basketball festivals for primary schools will also be held. The project will also train 10 level 2 coaches, provide 40 activator awards, and deliver 12 secondary workshops and 18 primary workshops. |
| 06/02/2024 | £15,000£117,000 | PENNINE CARE CHARITABLE FOUNDATION | This project will provide funding for Coaches to continue delivery of classes in three settings across the Trust: classes for adult inpatients at the Oasis Centre, Stepping Hill Hospital - 30 minutes long and consist of carefully chosen and adapted yoga poses and breath work practices, two classes per week for 52 weeks. Classes for older adult inpatients at The Meadows, Offerton, Stockport - 30 minutes long and are delivered as Chair Yoga, one class per week for 52 weeks. Staff classes in Stockport and Tameside - 45 minutes long and include floor, mat and chair yoga poses together with breathwork and relaxation. Two classes per week, across two different sites delivered at different times of the day to accommodate shift patterns, for 52 weeks. |
| 06/02/2024 | £44,735 | MID SUSSEX COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £300,000 | EPPING FOREST COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £377,385 | LUTON BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £516,000 | MAIDSTONE BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £174,430 | MALVERN HILLS COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £180,000 | MOLE VALLEY COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £38,000 | NORTH HERTS COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £366,388 | PORTSMOUTH CITY COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £125,000 | LEEDS CITY COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £16,053 | SALFORD CITY COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £120,000 | HINCKLEY & BOSWORTH BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £131,284 | ELMBRIDGE BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £591,173 | EAST LINDSEY COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £104,000 | SOUTH GLOUCESTERSHIRE COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £305,075 | DURHAM COUNTY COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £208,470 | COSTWOLD COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £165,859 | STAFFORDSHIRE MOORLANDS COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £111,386 | STOCKTON-ON-TEES BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £283,000 | STRATFORD-ON-AVON COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £166,000 | SURREY HEATH BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £152,800 | THREE RIVERS COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £165,000 | WAVERLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £237,600 | WEST BERKSHIRE COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £455,000 | BOLSOVER COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £98,375 | BASINGSTOKE AND DEANE BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £530,300 | EAST STAFFORDSHIRE BOROUGH COUNCIL | The programme will support public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 06/02/2024 | £20,000 | GEDLING BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £672,400 | FARREHAM BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £226,552 | PRESTON CITY COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £187,000 | EAST RIDING OF YORKSHIRE COUNCIL | The programme will support public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 06/02/2024 | £390,825 | EAST HAMPSHIRE COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £69,510 | EAST CAMBRIDGESHIRE COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £205,000 | REDDITCH BOROUGH COUNCIL | The programme will support public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 06/02/2024 | £184,050 | OADBY AND WIGSTON BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £25,000 | RIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £424,993 | ROCHFORD COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £140,531 | ROTHER COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £61,000 | NORTH YORKSHIRE COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £111,000 | NORTH TYNESIDE COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £129,753 | NORTH SOMERSET COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £297,854 | SANDWELL METROPOLITAN BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £220,424 | SHEFFIELD CITY COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £208,023 | SHROPSHIRE COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £165,713 | NORTH KESTEVEN COUNCIL | The programme will support public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 06/02/2024 | £456,459 | SOLIHULL METROPOLITAN BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £69,897 | NORTH EAST DERBYSHIRE COUNCIL | The programme will support public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 06/02/2024 | £176,125 | DUDLEY COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £41,000 | SOUTH CAMBRIDGESHIRE COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £179,198 | NEWCASTLE CITY COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £61,356 | NEWARK AND SHERWOOD COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £112,335 | NEW FOREST COUNCIL | The programme will support public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 06/02/2024 | £445,725 | SOUTH KESTEVEN COUNCIL | The programme will support public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 06/02/2024 | £297,700 | MILTON KEYNES CITY COUNCIL | The programme will support public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 06/02/2024 | £160,351 | SOUTH OXFORDSHIRE COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £134,127 | CUMBERLAND COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £180,000 | MID SUFFOLK COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £816,500 | CRAWLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £375,681 | MID DEVON COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £61,500 | MANSFIELD COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £187,040 | MANCHESTER CITY COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £37,242 | STEVENAGE BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £227,183 | STOCKPORT COUNCIL | The programme will support public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 06/02/2024 | £170,187 | COLCHESTER CITY COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £91,500 | LONDON BOROUGH OF TOWER HAMLETS | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £126,720 | CITY OF YORK COUNCIL | The programme will support public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 06/02/2024 | £298,400 | STROUD COUNCIL | The programme will support public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 06/02/2024 | £410,100 | SUNDERLAND CITY COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £227,500 | SWALE BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £359,580 | CITY OF BRADFORD METROPOLITAN COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £115,460 | SWINDON BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £166,158 | TAMESIDE METROPOLITAN BOROUGH COUNCIL | The programme will support public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 06/02/2024 | £57,102 | CHICHESTER COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £425,738 | LONDON BOROUGH OF HILLINGDON | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £700,000 | LONDON BOROUGH OF HAVERING | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £167,280 | LONDON BOROUGH OF HARROW | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £209,961 | CHESHIRE EAST BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £70,770 | LONDON BOROUGH OF HARINGEY | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £233,256 | CHELMSFORD CITY COUNCIL | The programme will support public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 06/02/2024 | £29,790 | TEST VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £674,740 | THANET COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £405,039 | TONBRIDGE AND MALLING BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £60,900 | TORRIDGE COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £62,279 | KNOWSLEY METROPOLITAN BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £187,549 | BURNLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £503,974 | WALSALL COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £110,000 | BROXBOURNE BOROUGH COUNCIL | The programme will support public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 06/02/2024 | £234,000 | WARWICK COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £99,000 | BROMSGROVE COUNCIL | The programme will support public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 06/02/2024 | £403,900 | WATFORD BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £71,237 | WEALDEN COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £264,758 | BRECKLAND COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £203,858 | BOSTON BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £196,572 | HAVANT BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £22,100 | ASHFORD BOROUGH COUNCIL | The programme will support public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 06/02/2024 | £169,166 | ASHFIELD COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £45,070 | ARUN COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £201,500 | HART COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £242,800 | BEDFORD BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £173,166 | BATH AND NORTH EAST SOMERSET COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £142,580 | HALTON BOROUGH COUNCIL | The programme will support public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 06/02/2024 | £87,858 | WORTHING BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £201,000 | BARNSLEY METROPOLITAN BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 06/02/2024 | £141,212 | WYRE COUNCIL | The programme will support public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 06/02/2024 | £103,500 | BABERGH COUNCIL | The programme will support public sector leisure centres with swimming pools that face immediate cost pressures to limit closures and reduce running costs, specifically energy and chemical costs. |
| 06/02/2024 | £90,173 | ADUR COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 05/02/2024 | £5,040 | STAFFS LIFTING CLUB | Additional booster sessions for the clubÂ's current Strength For All provision catering to young people under 18 who have specialucational needs, and adults over 60 who are not meeting government physical activity guidelines. The booster sessions are for people who live within 5km of the gym who have not accessed the gym previously. |
| 05/02/2024 | £12,575 | FYLDE OPPORTUNITIES TRUST CIC | This project will provide adults with disabilities the chance to take part in physical activity such as yoga, netball and hockey. They will offer 3x2 hour sessions each week across 4 sports centres in Blackpool. Funding is required for equipment purchase, coaches fees and facility hire. |
| 05/02/2024 | £14,362£394,663 | CHELL AREA FAMILY ACTION GROUP | This project will see Chell Area Family Action Group require funding to purchase the equipment from the former company who previously operated the gym, alongside additional equipment to expand the facility for the public. New services will be introduced including weekly yoga and Pilates classes, as well as armchair fitness tailored for individuals in rehabilitation and the older generation. The organisation receives mental health referrals and of those who wish to join the gym to support their mental and physical wellbeing, a groundbreaking 12-week free membership programme will be launched, complimented by weekly one-to-one wellbeing coaching sessions. |
| 05/02/2024 | £13,461 | FREEDOM FOUNDATION CIC | This project will deliver a female-only dance and movement programme for young women and girls between the ages of 14-18, aiming to improve physical and mental wellbeing. The project will target women and girls from minority ethnic groups. Freedom Foundation will provide 30 x 90 minute free sessions across the year, to 40+ participants. The programme will use music and dance sessions as a setting for discussion; participants will be provided personal journals, and YWISE t-shirt for performances. |
| 02/02/2024 | £3,293£5,242,626 | TEESSIDE HOSPICE | This project will deliver seated Tai Chi sessions over a 12 month period (50 weeks delivery) within the Wellbeing Centre to support day care and In-Patient Unit (IPU) patients to become more active, reducing frailty, improving wellbeing and social connections. |
| 02/02/2024 | £13,390 | AND FITNESS FOR ALL CIC | This project will provide 200 weekly annual fitness sessions in the borough of Lewisham tailored to different groups including the elderly, youth and disabled residents. The sessions will include adults walking and mobility, outreach fitness at a disability home, after school fitness club and an adults strength training programme. They will take place at a community hub estate and local green spaces. Funding is for equipment, coaching costs, promotion and staff costs. |
| 02/02/2024 | £14,403 | YORKSHIRE BIKE SHACK COMMUNITY INTEREST COMPANY | This project will provide a three hour Saturday cycling proficiency and cycle maintenance session to support children experiencing disengagement fromucation. |
| 02/02/2024 | £15,000 | SEFTON PARK CRICKET CLUB | This project will upgrade the changing room facilities for women and junior members. The upgrades include: dividing shared showers to private cubicles, adding an additional cubicle, additional toilet in each changing room, update the décor. By implementing these upgrades, the organisation want to offer more women and girls' specific events, and provide more engagement opportunities for females from Muslim backgrounds. |
| 02/02/2024 | £250,000 | NORTH EAST DERBYSHIRE COUNCIL | The project will create a new Sharley Park Community Activity Hub creating a destination hub with a range of sport, health and physical activity facilities and interventions for the residents and communities in the to access. The project will result in the demolition and replacement of the existing Sharley Park Leisure Centre, which is over 40- years old. The new facility will retain the existing sports halls and will provide a much-improved range and quality of facilities, both indoor and outdoor. This will enable the Council, and a range of strategic partners to deliver a broader range of health and wellbeing activities, providing for existing users and for members of the local community that are not currently active in terms of sport and physical activity. The centre will also include co-location of community, health (through clinics) and lifestyle services such as the Citizens Advice Bureau. |
| 02/02/2024 | £15,000 | WEST LONDON QUEER PROJECT CIC | This project will support facility hire for sessions of Touch Rugby, Football, spinning classes and circuit training for LGBTQ+ community across West London. |
| 02/02/2024 | £7,086 | NORTH HULL SHORT MAT BOWLS CLUB | This project will purchase new equipment, to replace existing worn out equipment consisting of 4 short mat carpets, 1 two mat roller, 8 bowls mats and 2 sets of Junior Ace Bowls. |
| 02/02/2024 | £1,170£43,971 | KELSALL PATIENT PARTICIPATION GROUP CIO | This project will run weekly Qigong and chair based yoga classes for older adults, some of whom have mobility problems and other adults who would benefit from strength and balance based exercise. Classes would be held weekly, each for 1 hour delivered by different instructors. Classes are delivered in blocks of 6, therefore 3 blocks of each activity would be delivered over 18 weeks. Continuation of the classes that are currently running until February will enable 22 people on a waiting list to take part as well as others waiting to take part. Funding is required for instructors to run 18 chair yoga and 18 Qigong sessions to a total of 48 people. |
| 02/02/2024 | £8,130 | VISION FOR ALL | This project will create new badminton sessions. There will be women only sessions, youth sessions and open sessions, as well as competitive sessions incorporating a league structure. The project will last for a period of 38 weeks, and there will be 4 sessions per week. |
| 02/02/2024 | £7,450 | WOODLANDS WARRIORS WHEELCHAIR RUGBY LEAGUE | This project will allow the club to grow their offer, through training more volunteers in mental health and first aid, as well as coaching and refereeing. It will also allow the purchase of some additional sports wheelchairs, safety equipment. |
| 02/02/2024 | £6,120 | BURTON UNITY C.I.C | This project will deliver netball sessions for women aged 16-50. Sessions will run for 1 hour, twice a week. The project is based in Burton on Trent. This project aims to be an inclusive space for women, particularly those from ethnic minority backgrounds. |
| 02/02/2024 | £2,071 | NORTH MOLTON SCC NETBALL CLUB | This project will provide funding for a 10 week netball programme that will support the development of women and girls. Funding will specifically support courses, equipment and coaching fees. |
| 02/02/2024 | £2,340£52,481 | LEVENSHULME OLD LIBRARY | This project will run a pilot initiative of sessions to enhance the wellbeing of around 20 parents from the Chapel Street Primary School in Levenshulme who are mainly from South Asian heritage. The initiative will introduce movement, yoga and adaptable exercises aimed at parents who use the centre for weekly parent-outreach activities. Sessions will run weekly throughout the year during term time. |
| 02/02/2024 | £1,280 | CYCLE HAPPY CLUB | This project will offer indoor climbing sessions for people with a learning disabilities at the Sheffield Foundry Climbing Centre. 1 hour session will be delivered every fortnight during term time. |
| 02/02/2024 | £1,351 | CAUDWELL CHILDREN | This project will allow Caudwell Children to create a pan-disability football team, in affiliation with Newcastle Town Football Club. The football club will take place every Friday for 47 weeks. Each session will hold a maximum of 20 players aged 6-18 years old. |
| 02/02/2024 | £15,000 | SWIM TOGETHER AND RECREATIONAL SPORT (STARS) | This project will provide funding to support swimming sessions for young people who have additional needs. Funding will support costs towards a hoist, instructor time and pool hire. |
| 02/02/2024 | £7,500 | DIVERSIFY EDUCATION AND COMMUNITIES CIC | This project will engage a number of under-represented groups such as Black African and Caribbean communities, asylum seekers and refugees, in a bid to raise awareness of the importance of cultural inclusion. Activities will be delivered once a week and will include dance aerobics, family group cycling sessions, wellbeing walking sessions and dodgeball. |
| 02/02/2024 | £12,777 | JOYFUL BELLAS AND FELLAS/CYCLING UK | This project will deliver weekly cycling sessions, atgbaston Reservoir, in a partnership between Joyful Bellas and Fellas, Fit2Bike and Cycle2Health and Midland Sailing Club. 3 sessions will be delivered per week. Funds will cover the purchase of new bikes, 2 trikes for disabled participants, maintenance equipment, helmets and vests for participants and training for Learn to Ride instructor and bike maintenance. |
| 02/02/2024 | £9,650 | UTOPIA | This project will create new groups that will take part in: fitness, walking and jogging, and walking football. The groups will focus on older and female refugees. Each group will take part in activity sessions for one hour a week for a period of 40 weeks. |
| 02/02/2024 | £4,675 | LONDON BOROUGH OF HAVERING | This project will deliver a multi-sports programme at the Maygreen Estate, with one 90 minute session per week for 50 weeks. Activities will include: Dodgeball, Netball, Handball, Football, Tag Rugby, Rounders, Tennis, Cricket and Athletics. Funds cover facility hire, coaches fees and sporting equipment. |
| 02/02/2024 | £2,500 | THE CORNERMEN CIC | The project will provide free non-contact group boxing and exercise sessions as part of a men's mental health and suicide prevention service. A total of 50, one-hour weekly sessions will be delivered by a qualified trainer at South Moreton Boxing Club on Friday afternoons. |
| 02/02/2024 | £5,910 | UK ASIAN WOMENS CENTRE | This project will deliver activity to women aged 50+ who are housebound and isolated. Activities will include yoga, tai chi and traditional Punjabi folk dancing. Two sessions a week will be delivered for six months. |
| 02/02/2024 | £4,200 | WAPPING HOCKEY CLUB | This project will deliver monthly goalkeeping workshops aimed at local inactive children from the Tower Hamlets area, with the aim to recruit at least 10 new goalkeepers over the year. Each session will be 1.5 hours. Funding will also purchase 3 complete goal keeping kits (1 each of children's size S, M & L). |
| 02/02/2024 | £8,179 | TYPHOON DRAGON BOAT CLUB LTD | The project will provide dragon boating to participants from Newham, Barking and Dagenham, and Tower Hamlets, focused on Muslim women and individuals from the South Asian and Black communities. A 12-person dragon boat will be purchased, with a total of 36 weeks of activity taking place from the London Regatta Centre, including male, female and mixed sessions. Weekly sessions will be delivered during the winter, with three sessions taking place each week in summer. Funding will pay for the boat and associated costs, including delivery, PA speakers, drum and drum seat. |
| 02/02/2024 | £15,000£383,803 | TOWER HAMLETS YOUTH SPORT FOUNDATION (THYSF) PLATFORM CRICKET | This project will provide free weekly x 2hr cricket sessions at 5 venues in London Borough of Greenwich (Abbeywood, Kidbrooke, Plumstead, Thamesmead and Woolwich) for boys and girls aged 7-11 of mixed abilities for 27 weeks. |
| 02/02/2024 | £5,670 | ACORN VILLAGES LTD | This project will deliver continuation of weekly Pilates sessions for adults with learning difficulties. Sessions will be for 2 hours and let by a physiotherapist trained in Pilates. Funding will support instructor fees. |
| 02/02/2024 | £9,790 | MSAKHANE CIC | This project will reach children aged 5-11 and their parents who have experienced domestic abuse. They will provide volleyball, basketball and lawn tennis over a period of 24 weeks with the aim of reaching 40 children and their parents. Sessions will take place on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Whilst taking part in these activities, the participants will explore topics such as safety planning, identification of abuse, conflict resolution and improving self esteem. |
| 02/02/2024 | £14,150£83,612 | WOODFITNESS CIO | This is a weekly sports and fitness programme specifically for young people from areas of deprivation who are vulnerable to crime and anti-social behaviour. The young people will take part in a variety of activities including team sports (such as football, rugby and basketball) and individual sports (such as boxing, martial arts and tennis). |
| 02/02/2024 | £4,370 | MID YORKSHIRE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION CIC | This project will weekly Clubacise sessions for women who are parents to young children. Sessions will be for twice per week, for 1.5 hours. They will be delivered after the school drop off time and in the evening. Funding request is towards facility hire and instructor fees. |
| 02/02/2024 | £1,439 | HOWARD LAWN TENNIS CLUB | This project will provide 2 x 6 week courses for both juniors and adults to try tennis for free. |
| 02/02/2024 | £3,270 | LAWRENCE HILL HEALTH CENTRE | This project will deliver a gentle yoga-based exercise group at the Health Centre. The class will run weekly for an hour and a half. At the end of each session, there will be an opportunity for patients to come together for refreshments within a safe and supportive space within the garden helping to create a sense of community and belonging. The primary objective is to support patient groups experiencing inequality to access positive physical activity, empower communities, bring people together to reduce isolation and promote positive health and wellbeing. |
| 02/02/2024 | £14,900 | DUKINFIELD TOWN & YOUTH FOOTBALL CLUB | This project is a series of structured sessions that focus on different sports activities. These activities include sports like football, cricket, tennis, badminton, and dodgeball. This is a 45 week programme and sessions will run for 2 hours each week. The programme is specifically designed to be inclusive of young people with Specialucational Needs and Disabilities (SEND). Ensuring accessibility, the design of the sessions will be adapted where required, to suit the varying abilities and needs of the participating individuals. |
| 02/02/2024 | £14,990£265,406 | BRIGHTON MARINA STUDIOS | Originally launched in 2019, YES uses Street Dance to empower disadvantaged young people to get active and overcome challenges to reach their potential. This project will bring YES to two new locations in areas of Brighton for 1 year for young people aged 7-16. Pilot sessions have been delivered, as well as engagement sessions which have highlighted the demand for this programme. |
| 02/02/2024 | £9,350£35,845 | SQUASH SQUARED | This project will provide 18 weeks after school extra-curricular tutoring and squash coaching to pupils from St Thomas Becket Catholic Primary School and St John's CofE Primary School in Croydon. |
| 02/02/2024 | £5,450£215,859 | THE TIN HAT CENTRE | This project will deliver yoga or Pilates sessions that will include seated exercises, for older people. Sessions will be delivered twice per week for 1 hour. Project aim is to improve strength and fall prevention Funding will support instructor fees and equipment. |
| 02/02/2024 | £13,950£51,097 | SAVE YOUR SOUL SOCIETY | The project offers 3x 1 hour sessions of YOGA each week at Normanton Community Centre and at a local care home for 48 weeks. Audience is over 18s with ethnic minorities, people with injuries, the elderly, those with health issues and those facing social isolation as a priority. The yoga classes will boost physical activity and enhance overall wellbeing. The yoga classes are tailored to individual needs and will provide significant health benefits and contribute to a stronger, more united community. |
| 02/02/2024 | £2,610 | CORNERSTONE SUPPORTED HOUSING AND COUNSELLING LTD | This project will deliver an weekly organised country walk from the Hartlepool location to places and sights within the community, for the marginalised community members who access Cornerstone Supported Housing and Counselling support. The intention is to broaden their community and support networks; provide training and advice days with a nutritionist, as well as a qualified walk organisers help people better understand the connection between healthy eating, exercise and mental well being including confidence. This exercise brings together individuals with various struggles together to build a community and support each other. |
| 02/02/2024 | £14,115 | CROSSROADS HOUSING AND SUPPORT | This project will run a fitness programme for a mixed adult group of 20 residents who have been homeless. Some of the participants are aged under 25 and some have physical or learning disabilities. Sessions would be held weekly for 20 weeks for 2 hours supported by fitness professionals and volunteers. Indoor and outdoor sessions would be held using exercise equipment, walking, cycling and gentle circuit training alongside healthy living and dietary advice. Funding is required for refreshments, t shirts and trainers, transport, staff costs, facility hire and volunteer costs. |
| 02/02/2024 | £8,400 | THE ALBION FOUNDATION | This project will deliver multisport activities for 3 hours per week. Participants will be women who are from culturally diverse communities, who do not currently engage in physical activity. A community champion will go out to the community to further promote the project, acting as gatekeeper for the project and they will attend the sessions to support the participants. After the funding period, opportunities will be given for participants to join external clubs. Funding will support equipment, coaching fees, community champion and a celebration event. |
| 02/02/2024 | £15,000 | STOKE GREEN CRICKET CLUB | This project will involve the installation of a new boiler, radiators and heating system in the organisation's clubhouse. |
| 02/02/2024 | £9,400 | NORTHERN POWERHOUSE BOXING ACADEMY | This project will deliver x 3 boxing programmes; weekly sessions to under 18's who are facing economic hardship, 2 x 8 week sessions to help women manage menopause symptoms through exercise. 2 x workshops will take place at the local county hall to promote and encourage participants. A Buddy system that will incentivise current member to introduce new participants, this will be weekly sessions. |
| 02/02/2024 | £10,120 | SHE KICKS ACADEMY | The project will focus on mothers who are not engaged from sporting activities, to reduce the challenges of isolation and disengagement. This project will focus on developing a community and connection between participants, while also building a safe and welcoming environment for mothers/women to re-engage in physical activity and group activity. 2 x 2 hourly exercise sessions per week focusing on general health and wellbeing, over 8 week programme. Session activities will involve skipping ropes, medicine balls, small punch bags, kettle bells, free weights, balance boards etc. Over the year, this project will be delivered to 4 x cohorts. |
| 02/02/2024 | £9,190 | THE PEEL PROJECT CIC | This project will support women from culturally diverse communities to be active. This will be achieved by delivering twice weekly gym sessions. Swimming sessions that are delivered by the council will be promoted and swim passes to service users that do not attend, to encourage participation. Funding will support coaching fees, participant development logs, facility hire, and promotion. |
| 01/02/2024 | £11,218£141,105 | BIRMINGHAM YOUTH SPORTS ACADEMY (BYSA) | The project will deliver muti-sports over 28 weeks for 50 young people aged 8 to 16 providing an environment where young people can discover the joys of physical activity and teamwork. The project will be run over weekends with 2 x 2 hr sessions and activities will range from soft ball, volleyball, basketball, cricket, football and general circuit training - with a focus on exposure to all activities rather than a specific sport. |
| 01/02/2024 | £6,200 | BOOTHTOWN TERRIERS JUNIORS | This project will support the growth of the Junior Rugby League club. |
| 01/02/2024 | £7,750£33,125 | ADDISCOMBE BOYS CLUB | This project is a running club for men, aiming to support their physical and mental health within a holistic supportive environment and improve their ability to participate in family life and community. The intention is to involve men of varying athletic abilities to engage in communal runs, resulting in a marathon endeavour. |
| 31/01/2024 | £14,300 | THE BRITANNIA YOUTH ORGANISATION CIC | This project will bring young people aged 6-16 from marginalised, deprived communities the chance to participate in a fortnightly trekking group which will explore locations such as Malvern Hills and Peak. The young people will be encouraged to navigate themselves across the walks, and will be provided with safety equipment walkie talkies. The funding request is for a staff member, PR, equipment hire and transport/travel costs. |
| 31/01/2024 | £14,950£125,874 | NORTHAMPTONSHIRE TITANS FOUNDATION | This project will deliver a basketball programme for girls aged 5-16 in high deprivation areas of Northamptonshire. 2 hour weekly sessions will take place over 50 weeks. Funding will also include training 2 x new female coaches. |
| 31/01/2024 | £13,250 | BAGULEY ATHLETIC FOOTBALL CLUB | This project will deliver a walking sports programme for over 55s, who live in areas of deprivation. Sessions will deliver walking versions of different sports. Each session will be for two hours, over a 45 week period. Funding will support coaching fees, facility hire, equipment promotion and volunteer expenses. The aim of the project is to reduce social isolation and inactivity. |
| 31/01/2024 | £500,000 | THE BOROUGH COUNCIL OF CALDERDALE | The programme invests funding in selected grassroots projects that focus intensively on a specific local area. The core purpose is to identify innovative solutions to make it easier for people in these areas to access sport and physical activity. The projects will look at how to break down the barriers that stop people getting active, such as poor transport, safety, cost and confidence. And they will encourage wider, collaborative partnerships which look at how all parts of a community can better work together to help the most inactive. This will include working with organisations beyond the sport sector such as voluntary groups, social enterprises, faith organisations and parenting groups. This investment will look at how to break down the barriers that stop people getting active and test and develop a community led approach to improving parks, to enable local people to move more. |
| 31/01/2024 | £177,900£13,979,923 | ACTIVE LUTON | Initial investment has been used to develop a system approach embedding the use of sport and physical activity to support and improve the lives of primary school children in troubled circumstances or on thege of care. The work to date has laid strong foundations to now accelerate and widen the focus to include Children in Need, young people at or approaching thege of care, looked after children, care leavers, adults identified as frail and residents with special needs or disabilities. The investment will help to build capacity within local services (56%), develop social prescription actives (34%), targeted workshops and evaluation (10%). |
| 30/01/2024 | £5,592 | BRISTOL SOMALI YOUTH VOICE | This project will deliver one football, one basketball and one outdoor exercise activity per month. |
| 30/01/2024 | £5,088 | BLACKLEY CRICKET CLUB | The project is a launch of a youth rugby section which allows a winter sports offer to the local community, giving young people a further offer during the cricket “off-season” and will maximise the usage of the cricket grounds all year round. The goal is to provide year-round sports opportunities for local children with the aim of introducing rugby to those that play cricket in the summer, and cricket to those that play rugby in the winter. |
| 30/01/2024 | £13,724£386,088 | LIBERTY JAMBOREE | This project will run over 45 weeks. Each session will be 2 hours long and will run once per week. The project is aimed at those aged 18-25 who have disabilities. The project will deliver cricket, hocket, rugby, badminton, netball, basketball and yoga. The aim of the project is to overcome health conditions in the young adults. |
| 29/01/2024 | £15,000 | BRAMFORD TENNIS CLUB | The project will install new floodlights on a tennis court to increase capacity and provide a series of development sessions to engage new audiences. Extra capacity will be used to run additional adult and junior coaching for members and non-members, plus club-nights and year-round tennis taster sessions. In addition, the project will deliver 30, one-hour weekly ‘Tennis for FreeÂ' sessions aimed at disadvantaged and underrepresented groups including older people, women and girls; plus 20 one-hour walking tennis sessions and 20 places on the Prime Video LTA Youth Girls coaching programme. Lighting work will include LED head units, eight retractable columns, electric connection boxes, installation and cabling. |
| 29/01/2024 | £1,200£778,592 | IRISH CULTURAL CENTRE HAMMERSMITH LTD | This project will deliver inclusive yoga classes to individuals from diverse backgrounds, with a primary focus on older adults who face feelings of loneliness and isolation due to mobility issues. |
| 29/01/2024 | £3,000 | NEWBOLD ON AVON RFC | The project will unblock drains, hire skips for clean-up of debris, and repair the spectator stand, sponsor board and floodlights, In additional to mobile flood lights, there is a plumber on standby for the drains, as well as a weekend clean up planned. |
| 29/01/2024 | £14,990 | KRIMMZ GIRLS YOUTH CLUB | This project will deliver archery sessions for people from ethnically diverse communities in Bolton, including women and girls sessions. Several 6 week beginner courses will be delivered and single sex sessions will be offered for cultural reasons. |
| 29/01/2024 | £10,000£56,370 | SPORTING CHALLENGE | This project will deliver weekly sessions of activities across 1 year for local adults with learning disabilities, who live with family/carers. Activities will include swimming, exercise, curling, golf and boccia. Funds will cover transport for participants, staff costs, facility hire and admission charges. |
| 29/01/2024 | £5,000 | BLACK GIFTED NETWORK LTD | The project will establish an affiliated Table Tennis England club as a diversionary activity for young people and to promote intergenerational engagement. Based at South Norwood Lakes Park pavilion, the club will deliver 12 months of midweek two-hour evening sessions tailored for different abilities, together with ad hoc sessions to be arranged on demand. In addition to club tournaments and social events, the project will also form a team to play in the local competitions. Funding will pay for facility hire; promotion; coaching qualification and coaching fees; design, development and implementation of a new club website; and equipment, including table tennis table, nets, bats, barriers and balls. |
| 29/01/2024 | £8,160 | THE AUTISM WELLBEING PROJECT CIC | This project will consist of 2 weekly physical activity sessions at a local community centre. The sessions will include taster sessions of dance, yoga, martial arts and team sports. The project is aimed at Adults with Autism. |
| 29/01/2024 | £12,600 | COMMUNITY FITNESS CHESTER LE STREET CIC | This project will deliver free indoor cycling and bodyweight sessions for inactive adults. Sessions will be twice weekly for 1 hour, 14 participants per session. Sessions will take place at the gym of Community Fitness Chester Le Street CIC. Funding is towards purchasing of stationary bikes and coaching fees. |
| 29/01/2024 | £56,100 | PERRETT LAVER | This project is a 12 month extension to the maintain the national network of potential Board ready members. |
| 29/01/2024 | £11,435 | BOXING 4 ALL UK CIC | This project will fund new boxing equipment for this org which will look to grow its registered boxers as a result. They are hoping to appeal to at least fifteen new 15-30 year olds from the school and the local area and sessions will be free of charge. |
| 26/01/2024 | £7,752 | SUNAHS CRISIS TEAM CIC | This project will deliver weekly boxing sessions for girls (16yrs and over) from culturally diverse communities. The sessions will be 2 x 2 hours per week for 6 months. The project aim is to allow girls to be active in a safe and secure environment. |
| 26/01/2024 | £14,000 | FYI C.I.C | This project will fund a dedicated Physical Activity Coordinator for 10 hours per week x 12 months to work closely with the South Asian community in Swindon to improve physical activity opportunities. 5-6 different classes would run for 15-20 individuals at various locations for bhangra, kabaddi, garbah and gatka (martial arts). Funding would be used for the facilitator post, coaching fees, promotion, and admin. |
| 26/01/2024 | £6,000 | LUDLOW RUGBY CLUB | This project will run a rugby programme for children aged 7-16 and support volunteer coaches to complete Tag Rugby courses or England Rugby award. Sessions would be delivered once per week for 12 months lasting 1.5 hours. Funding is required for coaching costs, facility hire, equipment, qualifications, promotion and DBS checks for 10 volunteers plus travel costs. |
| 26/01/2024 | £14,400 | CELTIC WARRIORS | This project will use the funds requested towards the purchase of specialised rugby wheelchairs: 6 x Adult chairs (3 defence and 3 attack) including wheels, tyres, inners and rims and 3 x Youth chairs (2 defence and 1 attack) including wheels, tyres, inners and rims. |
| 26/01/2024 | £11,369 | LONDON INCLUSION SPORTS ACADEMY | This project will provide funding to deliver an inclusive sports programme, for children and young people, living with disabilities and mental health challenges in Brent. Funding will specifically support facility hire, equipment, coaching fees and DBS checks. |
| 26/01/2024 | £12,900£396,582 | ACTIVE ESSEX FOUNDATION | This project will aim to deliver boxing and fitness type training for young people. It is a referral-based youth intervention aimed at young people, aged 11-15 years, living in areas of high deprivation across Essex and who face inactivity and inequalities due to family economic circumstances, complex issues and vulnerabilities that reduce access to sporting activities and direct support. |
| 26/01/2024 | £9,470£67,960 | DALMAR HERITAGE AND FAMILY DEVELOPMENT | This project will deliver a Boxing and self defence project over 20 weeks for 30 Somali children. |
| 26/01/2024 | £10,491£13,757,506 | ROCHDALE BOROUGHWIDE CULTURAL TRUST | This project will comprise of various events and activities. Family Events - 6 x bimonthly family days in local spaces. This will include food, craft, environmentalucation as well as physical activities such as cricket, rounders, kabaddi, boccia, dancing, cycling and walking. Community Activities - this will include coffee mornings linked with schools to explore which physical activity sessions the participants would like. |
| 25/01/2024 | £1,000 | NEWARK CASTLE ARCHERS | This project will help clean the clubs equipment container which is currently under water. The container has all of their beginner equipment in, including bows, arrows and targets. |
| 25/01/2024 | £2,100 | NW PANTHERS NETBALL CLUB | This project will see an additional session added and extra equipment purchased to cater for a demand for boys netball. |
| 25/01/2024 | £7,500 | LUDLOW CASTLE TENNIS CLUB | Works will be completed on 5 courts to repair the damage by recent floods. The condition after the storm left depths of 40cm of water, silt mud and debris on courts. |
| 25/01/2024 | £2,000 | DARTON AND CRICKET CLUB | This project will aim to remove silt off the play area and look at putting in place extra defences to protect a building where machinery and playing equipment is stored. |
| 25/01/2024 | £15,000£575,086 | LEICESTER OUTDOOR PURSUIT CENTRE (LOPC) | This project will help drain water, remove debris and rubbish from the site and replace flooring. |
| 25/01/2024 | £10,890 | GO SWIMSTARS COMMUNITY | This project aims to provide 50 children (ages 4-12) in deprived areas of Doncaster with essential swimming skills, by offering 16 lessons in a small group of 10 participants per session, including complimentary costumes and towel. |
| 25/01/2024 | £15,000 | ALL SHADES OF LIFE | This project will deliver a new weekly, structured, fun and beneficial multi-sports, boxing fitness and mentoring programme for boys and girls aged 7 to 18 years of age. The programme will be delivered within Princes and Temple Hill wards within Kent. Funding will contribute towards facility hire and coaches fees. |
| 25/01/2024 | £7,820 | SIGNING SOLUTIONS CIC | The project will provide yoga and chair yoga, primarily for deaf adults who communicate in British Sign Language. A total of 50 weekly sessions each lasting up to 90 minutes will take place at Warrington Deaf Centre, delivered on alternate Tuesdays and Thursdays. Funding will pay for cleaning and refreshments, facility hire, coachesÂ' fees and mats. |
| 25/01/2024 | £2,960£6,257,133 | DEAF ACADEMY | This project will provide opportunities for young people with multiple disabilities to take part in sailing at the Exe Sailing Club, supported by volunteers. The participants will use small sailing dinghies and a Tornado 2 powerboat which can take up to 8 students and enables them to get used to the water and build confidence. A training programme and sign language sailing would be used to assist participants. 16 sessions over 16 weeks will be delivered. Funding will be used for sessions in the boats. |
| 25/01/2024 | £9,900 | CLUMBER PARK CRICKET CLUB | This project will deliver evening health and fitness sessions for women and girls from the community twice a week for 30 weeks, with two 1 hour sessions happening each week. 1 session will be cricket on Wednesdays, the other will be General fitness sessions. |
| 25/01/2024 | £5,600 | THE COMMUNITY YOGA PROJECT CIC | This project will deliver 20 weeks of Park Yoga sessions from May until September 2024 across 4 venues. 2 x at existing venues in Ilfracombe and Barnstaple, and also an expansion into 2 new areas - Bideford and South Molton. Funding will cover weekly instructor costs across the 4 venues and weekly additional publicity, marketing and administration costs. |
| 25/01/2024 | £7,000£20,036 | STOURPAINE VILLAGE HALL | This project will construct 5 pétanque pitches next to the Village Hall. This will be accessible to all abilities. |
| 25/01/2024 | £13,930 | TOP BANANA COMMUNITIES LTD | This project will support a 32 week tailored exercise, fitness and wellbeing activities for refugees and asylum seekers in Norfolk. |
| 25/01/2024 | £702 | DEVIZES NETBALL CLUB | This project will purchase new netballs, coaching equipment and bibs for the Junior Section. To accommodate the club's growth, the Club have arranged extra weekly training evenings at a local venue to increase the number of players. The equipment purchased will help this extra weekly training evening. |
| 25/01/2024 | £12,050 | NEW YORK COMMUNITY FOOTBALL CLUB | The project will provide a new multi-sport programme for 100 inactive young people aged 10-16. Taking place over 45 consecutive weeks at The Parks Sport Centre, each session will last for two hours and be led by two qualified coaches. Activities will include golf, movement and dance, dodgeball, cricket and football. Funding will pay for promotion, sport and leadership qualifications, facility hire, coaching fees and equipment, including nets, balls, bibs, free kick mannequins, training ladders, poles, resistance bands and running parachute. |
| 25/01/2024 | £10,064 | SPORTING COMMUNITIES COMMUNITY INTEREST COMPANY | This project will create sport sessions, connected to local sports clubs to encourage participation in formal sports, and confident cycling and walking sessions, to encourage safe and environmentally friendly travel around the town. Project will be for 13 - 18 year old women and girls in in the Haregate area of Leek, Staffordshire Moorlands. |
| 25/01/2024 | £315,000 | ENGLAND HOCKEY | The investment will provide financial support for the development and delivery of a hockey impact fund to drive behaviour change and wider participation, volunteering, and workforce impact, within hockey, whilst supporting multi-sport opportunities, through the delivery of interest-bearing loans to deliver the development of new and improved artificial grass pitch facilities, in partnership with social and wider investment partners. |
| 25/01/2024 | £9,600 | YORKSHIRE SPORT FOUNDATION | The increase will meet an additional resource gap identified in the Yorkshire region due to the level of activity taking place. |
| 24/01/2024 | £1,400 | TOWN WALLS TENNIS CLUB | This project is to clean up 3 flooded tennis courts by hiring specialist equipment to wash down and purge the courts of river sediment. |
| 24/01/2024 | £9,275 | BURNMOOR CRICKET LAWN TENNIS CLUB & INSTITUTE | This project will aim to make the changing room facilities watertight by securing the roofing of the building. |
| 24/01/2024 | £1,000 | GOODRICH TC | The two sand carpet courts are unusable due to heavy rains creating water pooling and washing sand and mud across and onto the court. Funding will contribute to a routine clean of all three courts in spring 2024, however one of the carpet courts will receive an immediate professional deep clean to improve the surface water drainage. |
| 24/01/2024 | £9,930£51,127 | SK COMMUNITY TRUST | This project deliver Mother and Daughter multi-sport sessions, encouraging inactive Mothers and daughters to get involved in range of activities. 2 x 2 hour sessions will be delivered weekly for 42 weeks. |
| 24/01/2024 | £940 | THE AVENUE LAWN TENNIS, SQUASH AND FITNESS CLUB | The project will provide a programme of tennis sessions for juniors aged 8-17 to improve their skills, have fun and socialise. Fortnightly two-hour sessions will take place on Sunday afternoons throughout the year, open to members and non-members and supervised by adult volunteers. Up to six sessions will be led by two coaches and will include girls-only sessions. Funding will pay for coaching, DBS checks, balls and rackets. |
| 24/01/2024 | £1,692 | CALLYWITH COLLEGE | This project will deliver non-contact boxing fitness sessions to x 50 inactive student girls, aged 16 to 19 years old. Sessions will take place at the college in a safe, female only and non judgemental environment. Five x one hour sessions will be delivered each week during lunch times by a qualified instructor. Facility hire and instructor costs will be provided in kind by the college. Funding request is for equipment. |
| 24/01/2024 | £9,000 | GATESHEAD SENATORS ACADEMY | This project will provide safety equipment, training equipment and kits to support the high increase in the number of players joining The Gateshead Senators American Football Academy. Equipment requested - helmets, shoulder pads, large blocking pad, white away shirts. |
| 24/01/2024 | £14,748 | THE STEPHEN LONGFELLOW ACADEMY | This project aims to increase physical activity levels of students outside of the curriculum and within the wider community through paddlesports. 1 session a week will be used to complete a paddlesports session at Lemonroyd Lock, in partnership with Gorse Rowing Club for KS4 and 1 week for KS3 in three 6 weeks blocks. Each half term there will be come and try sessions on Saturday mornings for family and friends of the students. There will also be female only sessions and funding will be used for equipment and staff costs. |
| 24/01/2024 | £9,240 | THE FITMILL HUB CIC | This project, at the Fitmill Facility, will provide twice weekly fitness sessions and include structured/coached sessions, free of charge, for the local community and at risk young males aged 11-17. The early intervention of this project aims to deliver the mental wellbeing and health of young males 11-17 and reducing the rate of youth crime in this deprived, diverse area, creating a safer and more economically stable community. |
| 24/01/2024 | £7,600£3,784,714 | AGE UK LAMBETH | This project will support at least 150 older residents in Lambeth to transition from physical inactivity to activity by expanding its successful Exercise and Socialise programme. 180 exercise sessions will be delivered across five community settings for the least active older people in these areas, helping up to 200 older people to transition from inactivity to becoming active. Attendees will improve physical and mental health, and learn exercises that do not require equipment, meaning they can continue after the groups, or self-fund the sessions to sustain them. |
| 24/01/2024 | £1,150 | NORTH WEST CYCLE COACHING | This project will run an award course and coaching weekly to help teach and refresh people's skills with biking. The aim for the course is to improve cycling participation in Preston especially for less advantaged members of society. The coaching will run once a week with hourly sessions aimed to improve anducate people's cycling skills and knowledge with an award to aim for with specific criteria that has been drafted in booklet. |
| 24/01/2024 | £2,400£40,783 | PRIORY COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION | This project will provide twice weekly 1 hr multi sport sessions for children and young people except during school holidays. The project particularly target The Priory and Wrens Nest Estates which 2 of the most deprived areas in Dudley and seeks to get young people to be more active as well as create community cohesion. |
| 23/01/2024 | £1,200 | BARTON UNDER NEEDWOOD RUFC LTD | Replacement of the cabling to two existing floodlights and light heads. |
| 23/01/2024 | £6,500£60,114 | WILBERFOSS KEXBY AND NEWTON PLAYING FIELD ASSOCIATION | This project will return to play and normal activity for both the football and tennis clubs. This will be achieved by cleaning and re-sanding four carpet tennis courts that were completed flooded over, causing mud stains and debris build up. This project will also improve the drainage of the six football fields as per recommendations from East Riding County Football Association Regional pitch advisor. They will be done by decompaction, aeration and surface grooming of the soil during the season, which will reduce the chance of surface water flooding and the pitches susceptible to excessive water. In addition, funding will be used for a turf agronomist consultation as a long-term solution. |
| 23/01/2024 | £7,550 | LIVE CANCER FREE LTD | This project will aims to empower Muslim and BAME women by providing them with the opportunity to swim and overcome the obstacles that deterred their participation in swimming including cultural, religious, and social factors and the requirement to wear hijabs and clothing that covers the entire body. The project will provide female-only swim sessions and break barriers to inspire and encourage their active participation in swimming. |
| 23/01/2024 | £9,908£218,201 | ALL SAINTS COMMUNITY PROJECTS | The project will provide a multi-sport programme for 90 young people aged 11-18, particularly those experiencing mental and physical ill-health and social exclusion. Based at the All Saints Centre, three coaches will deliver four hours of weekly activity for 40 weeks, with two hours of sports taking place for different age groups on both Tuesdays and Thursdays. Activities will include touch rugby, netball, table tennis, dance, exercise and fitness, dodgeball, cricket, basketball, badminton and football. Funding will pay for promotion, Sports Leadership training, coaching fees and equipment, including balls, bibs, cones, basketball hoops, netball posts and badminton set. |
| 23/01/2024 | £5,308 | BREAKING BARRIERS TENNIS ASSOCIATION | This project will fund disadvantaged children in Leeds to join tennis programmes run by local selected clubs, offering access to tennis for people who could not access it usually. |
| 23/01/2024 | £12,383£3,110 | THE VINE CENTRE TRUST | This project will encourage young people to participate in physical activities in a deprived neighbourhood by providing 12 weeks of weekend football and swimming sessions. |
| 23/01/2024 | £6,720 | NORTON SKATER HOCKEY CLUB | This project aims to bring new families into the club to revive inline hockey within the area. The project will offer activities to new young players and sessions for parents/carers. Sessions will be available to new players and existing ones outside of the club. |
| 23/01/2024 | £2,600 | ANAMIKA GROUP | The project will provide 40 weekly ladies-only sessions of yoga, aerobics and Zumba, primarily for people from the Bangladeshi community. Sessions will take place on a weekday at the Dean Trust Ardwick School. Funding will pay for facility hire, coaching fees and volunteer expenses. |
| 22/01/2024 | £6,980£419,365 | CALDAY GRANGE SWIMMING POOL TRUST | This project will purchase a portable pool hoist for the 25m x 10m pool for which access is currently via vertical ladders. The project will offer weekly water activities for older adults, those with health problems and a local special needs school. |
| 22/01/2024 | £3,150£78,045 | HORSLEY, BOOKHAM & LEATHERHEAD RIDING FOR THE DISABLED ASSOCIATION | This project will see the recruitment of a qualified coach to meet current demand and provide more timetabled sessions. |
| 22/01/2024 | £3,000£38,492 | NORTH FERRIBY RIDING FOR THE DISABLED | The paddocks are unsafe for volunteers and animals and require purpose made mud mats in the paddocks and walkways to allow safer access. The project will also create wood chip winter turn out paddock to run grooming sessions. |
| 22/01/2024 | £10,268£432,826 | EPIC PARTNERS | This project will provide an activity club including trampolining, sports and creative arts activities. This will specifically be for children up to age 11 with disabilities including physical and learning disabilities which may include Down's syndrome, cerebral palsy and neurodevelopmental disorders, dual sensory impairment and autism spectrum disorder. |
| 22/01/2024 | £15,000£77,327 | MEDWAY PLUS | This project will deliver an option of 5 different sporting activities as taster sessions to young people from minority groups and hard-to-reach young people. Participants will be offered a choice of 2 to 3 different sports as taster sessions, to be increased to full sessions as interest increases. Sessions at different times of the year will include watersports, circus, climbing, horse riding and bowling. The project aims to achieve 664 participants from the organisation's strong partner network |
| 22/01/2024 | £6,670 | MAKE A DIFFERENCE | This project will deliver 14 weeks of 2 hour long sessions, 12 x street dance workshops run by a dance teacher, and supported by 2 sessional workers. A hot meal will be provided each week. A celebration event will recognise the achievement of the group and participants will be offered ASDAN accreditation. Participants will be young people from the Lancashire Hill Estate. |
| 22/01/2024 | £1,210,185 | CITY OF DONCASTER COUNCIL | The project will support the development of the Thorne Wellbeing and Leisure Hub. |
| 19/01/2024 | £10,630£24,346 | DEMENTIA PREVENTION UK | This project will deliver weekly sessions for women aged 35-65 from BAME communities living in London. 10 sessions will be dedicated to physical health and mental well-being, with two sessions focusing on nutrition and maintaining social and brain stimulation. Practical activities will be covered such as blood pressure measurement. Engagement in physical exercises such as walking, yoga, and Tai Chi will form an integral part of the project. Mental health sessions will provide tools to alleviate anxiety and stress, fostering well-being through meditation and dance. |
| 19/01/2024 | £10,000 | SOUTH MOOR GOLF CLUB | Installation of a drainage system on 2nd. 3rd and 4th hole on the course. Funding is for the drainage materials only, with project costs and staff costs being carried out by the club. Materials required include pipe and gravel to create drains. |
| 19/01/2024 | £3,215 | EASTBOURNE EDGE INLINE HOCKEY CLUB | This project will see the club purchase new goals to conform with newly adopted European standards for goal size. The goal keeping kit will also be replaced so that the club can continue to loan out this specialist equipment to those that want to try the sport. |
| 19/01/2024 | £15,000£1,843,894 | NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MIND | The Motiv8 Corby programme will expand on a previously successful project that supported individuals coping with mental health challenges to incorporate regular physical activity into their schedule. The programme will offer free and subsidised access to physical exercise activities within the local community. |
| 19/01/2024 | £13,000£210,253 | SAATHI HOUSE | This project will recruit and appoint a dedicated part-time Sports Coordinator to further develop local interest and create new teams in other sports and activities, developing a coaching and volunteer pathway for local people to become more involved. Impacting women and girls from the Black, Asian, Minority Ethnic and Refugee communities living in Aston, Birmingham. |
| 19/01/2024 | £15,000 | BRAINTREE HOCKEY CLUB LTD | The project is a new outreach project for primary school age group children and their families. It will provide extra curricular taster sessions for local children and new informal sessions aimed at parents and aims to increase junior membership of the club. Funding is for a coach to take on the before and after school classes, as well as additional coaching for new adult sessions. The club are also looking to restart their Flyers section which enables disabled and non-disabled players to play together. |
| 19/01/2024 | £10,474 | WALSDEN CRICKET & BOWLING CLUB | This project will amend a current storage facility into a separate gents toilet, redecorate the existing toilet for ladies use and create a new replacement storage facility area. |
| 19/01/2024 | £8,500£153,025 | HUMBERSIDE COUNTY SCOUT COUNCIL | This project will construct a fully accessible path to provide access to the archery range at the activity centre that the Scouts own. The path will assist participants who are wheelchair users as well as schools who provide for pupils with additional needs, some of whom have mobility issues. Funding is needed for a permanent pathway around the back of the building to the archery range which will be 1200mm wide with 115 sq. m of paving. |
| 19/01/2024 | £8,500 | STOCKTON WHEELERS CYCLING CLUB | This project will provide opportunities for more disabled riders to enjoy cycling through the purchase of additional adaptive bikes. An additional inclusive session will be added to the timetable to cater for growing demand. |
| 19/01/2024 | £13,900 | WATERLOOVILLE BOXING CLUB | This project will help support the move to the new premises, through purchase of equipment, increasing coaching capacity within the club and providing 520 coached hours of boxing over a 12 month period. |
| 19/01/2024 | £3,630 | APPLEBY SPORTS AND RECREATION CLUB | The project will remodel existing clubhouse toilet and changing facilities to support participation in football and cricket at Appleby Magna recreation ground. The works will create gender-neutral facilities and include installation of two wash hand basins, two new doors, removal or urinals and installation of two new toilets accessible for disabled people, along with all associated plumbing. |
| 19/01/2024 | £15,000£314,636 | DOWN SYNDROME CHESHIRE | The project will provide four weekly dance and movement sessions for around 80 children and young people with Down's syndrome. The classes will take place during term-time for 38 weeks at locations in Winsford, Warrington, Chester and Knutsford, led by two specialist SEN dance instructors. Participants will also have opportunities to work towards group performances for friends and family. Funding will pay for facility hire, coaching fees and promotion. |
| 19/01/2024 | £12,825£371,458 | THE ELFRIDA SOCIETY | This project will deliver a range of racket sports consisting of badminton, table tennis, and tennis for adults with mild and profound learning disabilities and/or autism. Delivered over 40 consecutive weeks by qualified coaches, the project will offer two 1-hour sessions at Islington Tennis Centre and Gym facilities on a Wednesday morning. The project will benefit over 100 participants aged 18+ living in Islington, Haringey and Camden, supporting them to become physically, mentally and socially active, whilst also helping to tackle many of the health inequalities so many suffer with. Sessions will take place at Islington Tennis Centre and Gym facilities, and will act as a alteration and extension of a previous project. |
| 19/01/2024 | £2,789 | APPLEBY FRODINGHAM CRICKET CLUB | This project will establish a women and girls cricket programme by providing free weekly cricket sessions for 20 weeks from May to September. There would be one weekly session lasting 90 minutes for an U16 age group and a second weekly session for 90 minutes for an open age 16+ cohort. The project will aim for 40 participants initially but would aim to reach 200 once school sessions have been completed. Hourly introductory taster sessions will be held in schools over 4 weeks and funding is for promotion, equipment and coaching fees. |
| 19/01/2024 | £15,000 | WESTON TABLE TENNIS COMMUNITY | This project will allow expansion of the club, following a successful proof of concept phase in the Weston Super Mare area through purchase of tables, nets and barriers and storage. |
| 19/01/2024 | £15,000£22,264 | SEFTON UNIT NO 48 OF THE SEA CADETS CORP | This project will purchase various kayak, canoe equipment to allow the scout group to use the Liverpool to Leeds canal and increase their offer. |
| 19/01/2024 | £15,000£221,661 | CREWE & NANTWICH GYMNASTICS AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES CENTRE | A Gymnastics for All project to purchase equipment to develop a new recreation gym room with existing equipment for new gymnasts. It will replace the relocated equipment with a new purpose-built Tumble Track (15mL x 2mW x 0.35m deep) consisting of 15 steel bases, 15 fibre fields, felt mat outer, top mat with mesh fabric and central stripe and side skirts. The club will dismantle current tumble track, relocate to new recreation gym room, reassemble and relocate landing mats, trampette etc. and install the new Tumble track. The aim is to bring 25% more capacity and to grow the number of gymnasts by 100 over a 3-month period. |
| 19/01/2024 | £8,674£828,140 | AGE UK CITY OF LONDON | This project will provide a pilot project with a range of weekly physical activity to older people living, working and volunteering in the local area, activities will take place in local community centres in Portsoken and Golden Lane. Funding will cover facility hire, coaches and equipment. |
| 19/01/2024 | £13,500 | ROSSENDALE ROUNDERS CLUB | This project will develop the game of rounders in Rossendale following the delivery of taster sessions. Weekly one hour Just Play sessions would be organised at both an indoor and outdoor venue. Women would be able to bring their children to the sessions and a play worker would organise separate activities. Sessions would lead to the setting up of summer and winter rounders leagues. 20 umpires would also be trained as well as 12 additional coaches to help officiate and support the teams. 500 participants would be reached to include players, officials, coaches and volunteers. |
| 19/01/2024 | £9,300 | BRIDGE | This project will improve the physical and mental well-being of women from the Roma community through dance and movement classes. Sessions will take place once a week and will be designed to incorporate cultural elements, such as different music and dance styles, to make participants feel more comfortable and connected to the experience. |
| 19/01/2024 | £8,340£102,430 | MUMS UNITED | This project will have free morning sessions three times a week. Each session will consist of different activities, such as aerobic and anaerobic exercises; there will be exercises such as jogging, circuit training and fitness machines. The sessions will help participants gain a good knowledge of different workouts, stretches, warm-ups and cool-downs. The aim is to help women looking for a local female-only workshop or those who cannot afford membership fees and want to become physically active. There will be various free programmes for women of all levels throughout the week. |
| 19/01/2024 | £10,581 | MOTION EXERCISE CIC | This project will expand the community games programme to 3 locations, paying for the equipment, set up and delivery of the multi sport events. The project will work with older people in Yorkshire who live in care homes. |
| 19/01/2024 | £7,102 | THE ONION PROJECT CIC | A project to set up a youth football team from the Hamp Estate in Bridgwater Pupil Referral Unit to include weekly Pitch Hire, Coach Fees x 2 from the Bridgwater United Community Sports Trust. Footballs (plus carry bag), marker cones, bibs and a start-up Football Team kit. The project will include additional voluntary adult supervision, risk assessments, health and safety and DBS checks, parental/carer consent/registration and monitoring. The aim is to give 30 participants a sense of identity, pride and focus, benefits inucational life skills to reduce local ASB issues, crime levels and prevent child exploitation by an alternative to their current situations. |
| 19/01/2024 | £11,100 | OUR COMMUNITY CARES SOLUTION | This project will provide funding for 50hrs Zumba classes and 10 hours swimming sessions on Saturday and Sunday mornings for women from ethnically diverse backgrounds living in Plaistow. Funding will specifically support coaching costs, promotion, facility hire and equipment. |
| 19/01/2024 | £10,399£269,073 | PEOPLE FIRST DORSET | This project will build on previous taster session to deliver sports/adapted sports once a week at various leisure centres to their clients will learning disabilities. This will take place over 36 weeks covering the course of one year, to a target of 50 participants. |
| 19/01/2024 | £1,000 | PORTSMOUTH CITY COUNCIL - INTEGRATED LEARNING DISABILITY SERVICE | This project will run weekly boxercise and keep fit class in a community setting for adults (18+) with a learning disability. The sessions will include warm up, keep fit and boxercise skills training. |
| 19/01/2024 | £12,480£83,523 | MANCHESTER CONGOLESE ORGANISATION LTD | This project will create weekly exercise and fitness sessions for 50 African males and females living in Manchester, over 50 weeks, encouraging them to lead an active lifestyle and improve their health and well-being. |
| 19/01/2024 | £5,000£381,154 | AGE CONCERN SOUTHEND ON SEA | This project will provide 4 more additional fitness classes with two classes on weekend days over a 12 month period, in addition to the 4 currently running during the week. Funding will be for a tutor for the classes and to enable the project to offer 5 free classes for new participants as an introduction and towards new equipment needed for the classes such as chair bands, yoga matts and heavy duty matting. |
| 19/01/2024 | £14,500 | CHINA SPIRIT UK CIC | This project will provide free Chinese Martial Arts classes for participants aged 3-25. The project will offer 5 sessions per week for 40 weeks offering kung fu and Chinese kick boxing classes for different age groups. Funding is required for coaching and promotion. |
| 19/01/2024 | £11,760 | EPSOM & EWELL BOROUGH COUNCIL | This project will improve the physical activity levels of marginalised community members in Epsom and Ewell by subsidising swimming provisions for those identified as less active. It is aimed at families from the following demographics: refugee groups, young carers and their families, those facing financial barriers exacerbated by the cost-of-living crisis and young people with SEND and their families. |
| 19/01/2024 | £14,987£1,604,052 | WORKSOP AND RETFORD HOUSING PROJECT | A project to create an outdoor gym and activity space to run mixed ability sports days and team sports sessions such as rounders, basketball, volleyball, horse riding, indoor climbing, martial arts, boxing skills and yoga. It will employ a part-time worker to flexibly develop a sustainable family friendly activity programme, initially run by additional session coaches supported by resources including a staff briefing, handbook and TikTok promotion film. Staff will take a bespoke approach to develop and engage 75 inactive participants in sport and physical activity to build communication and life skills, have fun and improve confidence/self-esteem. The aim is to embed a culture change to inspire staff and young people to develop habits to improve physical and mental health. |
| 19/01/2024 | £184,000 | BRITISH CANOEING | Partner investment focus on the broader systems that create opportunities for all people to take part in sport and physical activity and tackle the inequalities that affect participation, making sport and activity more inclusive. |
| 19/01/2024 | £4,454 | REVOLUTION | The project will provide mixed-ability football sessions for Muslim women of all ages. A total of 50, one-hour weekly sessions will take place on Sunday evenings at Stopsley Powerleague. Each session will reach up to 20 participants. Funding will pay for facility hire, two referee coaching and first aid courses, and equipment, including footballs, long-sleeved jerseys, shin pads, cones and goalkeeper gloves. |
| 19/01/2024 | £2,436 | REVOLUTION | The project will establish a netball club for Asian women in Luton. One-hour sessions will take place weekly during term time on Monday evenings at Denbigh High School. Each session will be attended by up to 20 participants. Funding will pay for a Level 1 and Level 2 coaching qualification, England Netball umpiring course, facility hire and equipment, including netballs, pump and bibs. |
| 18/01/2024 | £13,640 | THE PAUL MCGREGOR FOUNDATION | This project will provide funding to deliver exercise sessions for young girls at P.E.C.S Fitness Gym for 12 months. Funding will specifically support equipment, coaching fees and facility hire. |
| 18/01/2024 | £14,500£294,052 | CHELMSFORD MUSLIM SOCIETY | This project will provide access to a wide range of fitness classes, gym facilities, individual training sessions, and safe space for vulnerable groups or those who wish to improve their confidence for a diverse community. |
| 18/01/2024 | £14,175£51,247 | THE SPACE- SUPPORTING PEOPLE AND COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT | This project will deliver a multi-sports and fitness programme aimed at children and young people aged 5-15 years. Split into two age bands, the project will deliver 80 activity-based sessions of 2 hours, twice per week, in South Kilburn and Westminster. Funding will help to pay for coach/staff delivery, venue hire (winter months only), marketing and promotional activity and equipment. |
| 18/01/2024 | £14,600 | SALFORD CITY BOXING ACADEMY | This project is aimed at bringing the two biggest communities in Cadishead together, the local industrial community on the opposite of Liverpool Road, and the local residential communities. 2 x 90 minute multi-activity training sessions per week. Sessions will be low level intensity, fun multi-activity challenges (Olympic games crossed with ‘its a knock-outÂ' style activities, walking, cycling, climbing, Archery) to suit all abilities - one for local residents - one for local businesses to enter teams. Equipment such as Cardio Erg Machines will be funded. |
| 17/01/2024 | £9,750 | TRANSITION TO EXCEL | This project will deliver weekly basketball sessions to young people aged 14 -16 living in some of the most deprived communities in the London Borough of Hillingdon. Funding will also be used to deliver 4 clinics and 8 non residential camps during school holidays. Participants will be offered basketball training, gym training, a personalised basketball skills development plan, healthy eating advice, advice on how to boost emotional wellbeing, access to a qualified child psychotherapist and career anducation advice. |
| 17/01/2024 | £2,580 | HUNSLET NELSON CRICKET CLUB | This project will create a women and girls section with weekly sessions, including participation in a variety of sports with emphasis on cricket, softball and also featuring rounders and a running club. |
| 17/01/2024 | £14,112 | LEGS CREATIVE ARTS CIC | This project will deliver fitness and dance sessions to participants aged 18-25 who live with a disability. 4 x 1 hours sessions would be delivered over 48 weeks at 2 centres (Temple Park and Hebburn). Sessions would include contemporary and modern dance alongside gentle circuit training and cardio. 40 participants would benefit who have a range of learning disabilities including autism as well as mobility issues. Funding is required for instructor costs, room hire and project management and admin. |
| 17/01/2024 | £12,620 | RARE SPECIES CIC | This project will run group exercise sessions, free of charge to currently inactive participants who have learning disabilities/long term health conditions. 3 classes per week would be run over 44 weeks. 2 of the sessions would be held at local venues and one would be online over Zoom. Funding is required for travel costs to deliver the new sessions, promotion, Zoom fees, coaches fees and facility hire. |
| 17/01/2024 | £12,864£18,154 | CITIZEN DEVELOPMENT COMMUNITY CENTRE (CDCC) | This project will provide 3 hours a week for 48 weeks activities of Exercises and Fitness, targeting 5 wards across London Borough of Newham. |
| 17/01/2024 | £2,500 | BANTER AND BREWS MEN'S SUPPORT GROUP | This project will deliver 24 walking football sessions to help build fitness and reduce loneliness. |
| 17/01/2024 | £2,040£8,000 | MEMORY ACTION GROUP | The project will provide increased physical activity opportunities for people living with dementia. Delivered during the groupÂ's weekly drop-in sessions at West Wakefield Methodist Church, a coach will deliver a total of 48 chair-based sessions, set to take place twice a month over a two-year period. These activities will include exercise and fitness, bowls and boccia. In addition, the project will provide four ‘Get Set GoalÂ' sessions, a service delivered by healthcare students from the University of Huddersfield to help improve health and wellbeing. These sessions will include health checks, lifestyle and prevention advice. |
| 17/01/2024 | £14,786£581,073 | CASPA (CHILDREN ON THE AUTISTIC SPECTRUM PARENTS ASSOCIATION) | The project will provide a specialised sports programme for around 100 young people with autism living within Orpington and Bromley. Designed to reduce sedentary lifestyles and improve physical and mental wellbeing, sessions will be delivered by an external coach at the Link Youth Centre to three separate age groups (5-9, 9-12 and 12-16). Each age group will receive a two-hour weekly session for 39 weeks, with activities including cricket, exercise and fitness, athletics, tennis, boccia, football, non-contact boxing and basketball. Funding will pay for additional equipment, Sports Leadership training, transport, facility hire and coaching fees. |
| 17/01/2024 | £3,612£203,181 | UPRISING YOUTH AND COMMUNITY CIO | This project will deliver a weekly term time pilot programme for 5-18 year olds with specialucational needs. The organisation would like to provide a free space for sports such as Dodgeball, Pickle Ball, Table Tennis and Benchball. A healthy meal will be provided. |
| 17/01/2024 | £7,500 | YEOVIL SPORTS CLUB | This project will see the lighting on three of the four outdoor courts replaced. The current metal halide floodlights which are over 34 years old will be replaced with a new LED lamp system. |
| 17/01/2024 | £14,771 | PLYMOUTH VANGUARD AFT CIC | This project will fund the purchase of helmets, shoulder pads and safety equipment for 25 people, to support the club in retaining and sustaining participation beyond tryout and taster sessions. This will enable the team to grow ahead of intended league participation in 2024. |
| 17/01/2024 | £4,000£935,000 | NHS HARROGATE AND FOUNDATION TRUST | This project will provide a safe and welcoming space for children and young people between the ages of 11-19 (up to 25 for those who are SEND) who are inactive and experiencing social exclusion and social isolation within the Stanley area of County Durham. Through the provision of a weekly activity group at a local community centre in Stanley on a weekday after school. The project will seek to improve young people's physical and mental wellbeing through engagement in informal sports activities and games. Sporting activities will be pool, dodgeball, badminton, curling, volleyball, table tennis and football. The project will also provide a peer-support network for young people to help improve their self-confidence and self-esteem whilst reducing feelings of social anxiety. |
| 17/01/2024 | £6,000 | IMPACT COMMUNITY GYM CIC | This project will purchase two manual curve type of treadmills. These machines would only require a maximum of one member of staff per person, leaving more staff to help with other clients to move forward to the walking stage of recovery. |
| 17/01/2024 | £9,667£356,995 | GLOBAL LINK (LANCASTER) | This project will take a minimum of 15 asylum seekers and refugees mountaineering in the Lake each month, organise weekly basketball and cricket and kit for up to 30 asylum seekers and refugees and run a 12 week Aikido-based self-defence class for approximately 15 asylum seekers and refugees. |
| 17/01/2024 | £14,500£362,901 | YOUNG LEWISHAM PROJECT | This project will deliver 4 2-hour sessions of physical activity per week for a period of 40 weeks. Sessions will be split between 11-14 year olds and 15-18 year olds. |
| 17/01/2024 | £15,000 | ASSOCIATION OF JARROW COMMUNITY BOWLING CLUBS | This project will fund a lawn mower (power unit) and the various cassettes required for the upkeep of a Crown Green. |
| 17/01/2024 | £1,390 | SLAITHWAITE CRICKET AND BOWLING CLUB | This project will fund both an Introduction to Cricket course, primarily aimed at girls aged 8+ and a women's' softball coaching sessions through the hire of an indoor facility. It will provide the basic equipment required. Project will run a 12 week Winter programme for 14 weeks from January to April, each Sunday for one hour. Its hoped that this will lead to teams competing in girls cricket (softball) in 2024. |
| 17/01/2024 | £12,993£97,704 | DRAPER TOGETHER CIO | This project will expand the existing over-subscribed youth club provision, by offering an additional night for 2 age groups 7-11 and 11+ focussed on sport and activity based sessions. Coached sessions will be delivered over 40 weeks. Several sports will be offered including football, basketball, table tennis, movement and dance, fitness (circuits), dodgeball, badminton etc. Participants to the 11+ sessions will be offered mentorship and sports leaders opportunities. |
| 17/01/2024 | £15,000£21,321 | LANCASHIRE TAAG | This project will provide weekly indoor climbing sessions for children and young people that have a disability. Sessions will be 2 x 45, 8 people per session. The participants attending will rotate every 6 weeks. Qualified climbing instructors will lead the sessions at Springfield Park Leisure Centre, 4 volunteers will be trained as instructors. |
| 17/01/2024 | £12,915 | HARROGATE AND COMMUNITY ACTION | This project will fund phase 2 where the TaskStars members run, walk or cycle to help individuals with small, unskilled jobs in their homes or gardens that they are unable to do themselves due to age and/or mobility, helping them to live independently for longer. This will enable people who are less physically active to get involved with the project, choosing their own method of active travel at their own pace. |
| 17/01/2024 | £5,599£925,056 | COMMUNITIES TOGETHER EAST ANGLIA | This project will continue an existing programme of fortnightly chair based activities such as boccia and Otago (strength and balance exercises) at the Unity Centre in Ipswich. Participants will be aged 65 years and who have dementia. 10 participants per session x 2 hours, delivered by a qualified instructor. Each individual will be able to access both disciplines fortnightly for six weeks. After each session, it will be followed by a wellbeing chat and social sessions, reviewing the needs of the participants. Funding request is for participants travel to the hub, promotion, instructor fees and staff to be upskilled to deliver the sessions and continue the project after the funding period. |
| 17/01/2024 | £12,530£106,377 | VETERANS CONTACT POINT | This project will train 4 staff members, 2 as two Mountain Bike Leaders with British Cycling and 2 Angling Coaches with the Angling Trust. The trained coaches will be used to deliver non-clinical social prescribing activities to help veterans with mental health issues. The funding will also help purchase cycling and angling equipment. |
| 17/01/2024 | £13,928 | SPORTING WAY C.I.C. | This project will help remove barriers to physical activity of young people aged 8-14 years old for new and existing participants. This will be achieved by delivering a programme of after school activities over 40 weeks during school term times with pathways to local clubs. Funding will help towards facility hire and travel costs towards gymnastics and learn to swim sessions, coaching fees for all activities and additional x 2 table tennis tables and equipment. |
| 17/01/2024 | £4,660 | NORTH NORTHANTS SPORTS & WELFARE CLUB | This project will deliver womenÂ's only keep fit and self-defence workshop as part of a being safe initiative around the local community. Delivered in a local community venue, activity will be provided in two 3-month courses, and it is expected at least 15 people will attend each course. Funding will support all costs required to deliver the sessions including venue hire, equipment, promotion, and coaching costs. |
| 17/01/2024 | £11,770 | NOWKA BAIS COMMUNITY INTEREST COMPANY | This project will run bell boating and kayaking sessions for communities in inner city areas of Birmingham. Sessions would be delivered on the canal at Star City and there would be 4 x bell boating and 4 x kayaking sessions each lasting 1.5 hours for 26 weeks. They are working with 5 partner organisations and aiming for 480 participants. Sessions would begin in February 2024 after the winter has passed. Funding is required for staff costs, additional qualifications, coaches fees and a women and children's regatta. |
| 17/01/2024 | £13,837£578,544 | DISABILITY SHEFFIELD CENTRE FOR INDEPENDENT LIVING LIMITED | This project will fund two days of staff time to focus solely on developing the Cycle Loan scheme in Sheffield and South Yorkshire. |
| 16/01/2024 | £13,000 | HOLLYBUSH BOWLING CLUB | This project will purchase a multi-purpose mower and purchase 6 new sets of bowls, including those suitable for junior players to introduce new players to the game. |
| 16/01/2024 | £650 | LONDON BOROUGH OF HARINGEY | The project will provide a multi-sport after school club for around 30 male and female young people aged 8-16 from two South Tottenham estates. Six, 90-minute weekly sessions will take place at Ermine Road Community Centre, led by external coaches. Activities will include small-sided games of dodgeball, basketball and football. Sessions will also include information on healthy lifestyles. Funding will pay for promotion and coachesÂ' fees. |
| 16/01/2024 | £1,650 | DAYBROOK BOWLS CLUB | This project will allow the club to replace the cutting cylinder, bottom blade and bearings of their mower. |
| 16/01/2024 | £11,423 | LINCOLNSHIRE BELL TARGET LEAGUE | This project will fund equipment to support a minimum of eight new teams / venues join the Lincolnshire Bell Target League. |
| 16/01/2024 | £6,950£687,249 | LOVE SQUARED | This project will collaborate with Soul Trail Wellbeing and deliver 10 walks that will run March to October, with groups of 5-10 people per walk. The walks will take place in different areas in spaces surrounding the city. |
| 16/01/2024 | £4,246£54,105 | C-CHANGE WEST LONDON | This 6 month project will provide support to women affected by violence and abuse through a social women's creative club, therapy, and counselling. To address childcare barriers, a multi-sports program for their children has been trialled, allowing women to access the charities' services. Funding request is to expand this initiative, providing Multi-Sports for children regularly (6 to 12 years of age), thus facilitating women's participation in the women's programme and counselling while ensuring their children are engaged in a safe and supportive environment. Multi sport sessions will take place in the sports hall of Cranford Community College during weekends from 11am to 1pm during the times when counselling sessions will take place. Funding request is specifically towards equipment, coaching fees, facility hire and project management. |
| 16/01/2024 | £14,685 | LIVE MORE GYMS CIC | The project will buy a range of gym equipment for use by patients and staff at a community clinic within St Charles HospitalÂ's mental health unit. The equipment will include performance rack, bars and weight plate set, bar collars, dumbbells, bench, treadmill, recumbent bike, rowing machine, cross trainer and air bike. The gym will always be supervised by fitness instructors with experience in the mental health sector. |
| 16/01/2024 | £750 | MEDOMSLEY CRICKET CLUB | This project will help fund the acquisition of better equipment that will go in hand with two new specialist pitches. Taken together the club will be able to enter into local leagues which will raise participation levels. |
| 16/01/2024 | £10,530 | MK BREAKERS BASKETBALL CLUB | This project will allow the extension of community basketball sessions in 6 of the basketball centres the organisation currently deliver from. The extension will allow girls only sessions to those U10's and U16's. The aim is to increase girl participation in Basketball. Sessions will rum for 1.5 hours 3 times a week, 5.30pm to 7pm. Sessions allow for up to 30 participants. |
| 16/01/2024 | £12,300 | DARFIELD CRICKET CLUB | This project will provide 2 weekly sessions (6pm-8pm) on Mondays and Thursdays for 35 weeks. The project will be aimed at those aged 8-16 and will include multi-sports. Sessions will be free of charge. |
| 16/01/2024 | £9,228 | MAGIC TOUCH NETWORK | This project will deliver weekly exercise, fitness and yoga sessions for inactive south Asian, Pakistani and Muslim women and girls living in the deprived ward of St James's. |
| 16/01/2024 | £8,575£658,315 | STATUS EMPLOYMENT LTD | This project will provide football sessions for adults with disabilities. There will be one session per week for a period of 48 weeks. |
| 16/01/2024 | £5,710£396,148 | YOUNG PEOPLE MATTER | This project will offer 2 day time classes per week for older adults. The project will also include 2 sessions per week for children and young people as well as holiday sports camps for disadvantaged children. |
| 16/01/2024 | £51,279£59,480,000 | YOUTH HOSTELS ASSOCIATION | The Together Fund aims to help reduce the negative impact of COVID-19 and the widening of the inequalities in sport and physical activity. Target audiences are: Lower Socio-Economic Groups, Culturally Diverse Communities, Disabled People and People with Long-Term Health Conditions (LTHC). |
| 16/01/2024 | £13,604 | OPEN HOUSE CIC | Inspiring Youth is a twice weekly x 28 week project where you can become active again through a series of fun and engaging physical activities. Project sports and activities will be dance, boogie bounce trampolines, roller skates, hockey, volleyball, swimming, basketball, team games, climbing and zorb football. Outreach workers engaging across the three estates. Multiple sports coaches showcasing fun activities that the young people have been involved with decision making. |
| 16/01/2024 | £30,066 | LEWES COUNCIL | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 16/01/2024 | £516,519 | ROYAL BOROUGH OF GREENWICH | The Government's Swimming Pool Support Fund will provide over £60m to local authorities in England as a support package for public leisure facilities with swimming pools. More than £20m is available in revenue grants to support facilities with swimming pools with increased cost pressures leaving them most vulnerable to closure or service reduction. While £40m will be made available for capital investment to improve the energy efficiency of these public facilities in the medium to long term. |
| 15/01/2024 | £9,520 | SOUTHPAW DANCE PRODUCTIONS | The project will provide a free six-month dance, exercise and fitness programme for inactive people in Southwick. Aimed at improving mental and physical wellbeing, delivery will use interactive technology and projection mapping to engage participants. Four to six weeks of activity will take place at Southwick Community Centre, after which delivery will move to the charityÂ's own studio. A total of 24 two-hour weekly workshops for adults will take place. In addition, a total of 12 two-hour family workshops will be delivered during four weeks of school holidays, with three workshops per week for adults and children taking place during two half-terms and Easter. Funding will pay for promotion, digital programmer and lead dancer fees, refreshments, travel expenses, participantsÂ' transport, projector hire and hire of the community centre. |
| 15/01/2024 | £10,500 | LEGACY WM | This project will extend badminton delivery for at least 60 young people aged 13-21 by offering an additional weekly session over 48 weeks. |
| 15/01/2024 | £2,190£131,808 | THE WOLFPACK PROJECT | This project will deliver a monthly Nordic walking group in Nottinghamshire. Participants will be service users of The Wolfpack Project, who are young adults aged 16 to 35 years. The aim of the project is to combat isolation and promote mental health by providing a welcoming space for young adults to exercise, connect with like-minded peers, and access the therapeutic benefits of the great outdoors. |
| 15/01/2024 | £15,000 | NURTURE IN NATURE CHILDREN & FAMILIES CIC | This project will install an outdoor trampoline with a below ground frame and soakaway under trampoline, that would be accessible for children with disabilities. |
| 15/01/2024 | £14,450£711,584 | BOCCIA ENGLAND | This project will deliver a pilot programme for Boccia England, in partnership with Family Fund. The project will boccia equipment, resources and engagement for 50 households to support inactive disabled children and their families. |
| 15/01/2024 | £7,088£567,414 | AXIS EDUCATIONAL TRUST | This project will fund 30x (2hr) weekly football training sessions including a tournament at the end of the project. The sessions will be held at a facility with 2 pitches, enabling 4 different groups to practice in different age groups with at least one area reserved for a girlsÂ' only session all of which will be covered by a qualified coach. Participants with low income will be offered a reimbursement for their travel costs. |
| 15/01/2024 | £9,120£229,776 | SOUTH CENTRAL COMMUNITY TRANSPORT LIMITED | The project will provide opportunities for around 120 people aged 25+ to take part in line dancing and yoga. Separate weekly sessions of each activity will take place at two venues for 48 weeks, with each session led by qualified instructors. Funding will pay for coaching fees, refreshments and external facility hire. |
| 15/01/2024 | £10,010 | GAJOK TAEKWONDO | This project will purchase additional equipment to be used for training and competitions. |
| 15/01/2024 | £13,070£154,790 | SHALHEVES | This project will provide an inclusive and comfortable women only swimming environment to respect Orthodox Jewish Individuals. They will provide 2x 1.5hour sessions a week. With 20 women in each group these groups will be split foundation and advanced, 12 sessions per regimen and 8 groups through out the year reaching 160 orthodox Jewish individuals. The project will provide evaluation and reporting, train five volunteers as lifeguards, promotion / publicity. equipment hire/purchase, cultural and religious sensitivity training, coaches fees / expenses and hire of facilities. |
| 15/01/2024 | £7,828£828,826 | OPEN DOOR CHARITY | A project of weekly Yoga, Boxercise and Association Football (funded separately) for 120 challenged young people. Each activity will run for ten ‘OOMOÂ' members per session over 16 weeks per term x 3 terms with tasters of Exercise, Fitness, movement and dance. It will include staff support and facility Costs, external Aerial, Yoga, football and non-contact Boxercise Coaches, additional free-standing punch and strike bags, spar partners, adjustable punch ball, boxing training gloves and hand wraps for Boxercise and boxing skills. The aim is to expand the MOVE offer to build participant confidence and break down barriers to learn and work together. |
| 15/01/2024 | £7,933 | AYLESFORD SCHOOL - SPORTS COLLEGE | The project will support 450 SGOs who work across the country to support schools in their local area: to coordinate appropriate competitive opportunities for all young people from Key Stage 2-4, to recruit, train, and deploy a suitable workforce, and to support the development of club opportunities for all young people. |
| 15/01/2024 | £28,068 | GB TAEKWONDO | The Award will support the purchase of new equipment, flooring and lighting to support the refurbishment and upgrade of GB Taekwondo's Strength and Conditioning facilities. |
| 12/01/2024 | £4,091£57,060 | BROMLEY BY BOW COMMUNITY ORGANISATION | This project will provide funding to deliver a multi-sports project participants over 35 from Tower Hamlets over 30 weeks. Funding will specifically support bike hire, facility hire, coaches, equipment costs, refreshments, promotion and volunteer costs. |
| 12/01/2024 | £15,000£15,587 | PLYMOUTH AND DEVON SCHOOLS SAILING ASSOCIATION | This project will purchase a second Drascombe Longboat to offer more opportunities for people with disabilities wanting to sail. Funding is required to purchase the boat. |
| 12/01/2024 | £2,434 | WELLFIELD TENNIS AND RECREATION CLUB | The project will establish a pickleball club, aimed predominantly at older adults. Indoor weekly sessions will take place during the evening at Richmond School, with regular outdoor sessions at Wellfield Tennis Club beginning in the spring, where children will also be able to take part. Funding will pay for insurance, two pickleball leadersÂ' courses, court hire, first aid training, temporary line marking and equipment, including card reader, dry wipe board, nets, paddles and balls. |
| 12/01/2024 | £9,600£95,976 | RAEDAN INSTITUTE | This project will deliver multi sports sessions to children in Leicester from ethnically diverse backgrounds who have been disproportionately affected by the cost of living crisis. |
| 12/01/2024 | £7,886 | TRAPPED IN ZONE ONE | This project will run over 12 months, 1 session a week for 2 hours. The project is open to females over the age of 18 from diverse communities and will be free to access. The session will be an in person fitness session. |
| 12/01/2024 | £5,115 | 4 CORNERS CENTRE CIC | The Ladies-Only Empowerment Program is a 12-week course designed for females aged 13 and above. The program will incorporate boxing, fitness, yoga, mindset, and emotional intelligence training. |
| 12/01/2024 | £3,915£91,152 | URBAN UPRISING | This project will provide free climbing sessions to underprivileged children (10-18) across Bristol and Cambridge to help them become more active and learn skills through climbing. They are looking to run 3 repeat programmes in Bristol and Cambridge and include 2 day trips. Each session is 1.5 hours and the programme length will be chosen by the group. |
| 12/01/2024 | £12,400 | WHAT'S BEHIND THE SMILE CIC | This project will establish a walking rugby programme over 12 months. The initiative will create a safe and welcoming environment for participants with mental health issues and special needs. Sessions will take place on a weekly basis on a Saturday morning and last for 2 hours. Participants will engage in physical activity, skill development and social interaction. Funding is required for facility hire, equipment, staff costs, coaching costs, travel, refreshments/sundries. |
| 12/01/2024 | £3,865 | REDRUTH ALBANY RFC | This project will fund the supply of two new water heaters. More specifically: decommission existing water heaters, supply and installation of 2 new LPG gas water heaters, electrical supply to water heaters and testing and commissioning of new water heaters. |
| 12/01/2024 | £1,440 | LONDON WAYFARERS HOCKEY CLUB | This project will help improve opportunities to hockey for young people that have a disability. This will be achieved by delivering new 2 x 2 hour sessions during the school Easter holiday for 12 -16 participants, led by x 2 qualified coaches. Participants will be recruited by the club's continued partnership working with specialist providers for families with young persons with disability needs; Unique Youth (13-25 yr. olds focus) and Generate ( ages 11- 17yr olds focus). The club will also use a new partner, Share Community, to offer 16 sessions for 1.5 hours for 4 to 6 weeks to inactive young people that have a disability. After the funding period, pathways will be open to all participants to the club's main pan-disability hockey sessions. |
| 12/01/2024 | £2,840 | BIDDULPH YOUTH AND COMMUNITY ZONE | This project will deliver a range of multisport options to 9-13 year olds for 2 hours per week, across 48 weeks. Based in Biddulph East, the goal is to engage young people at risk of anti-social behaviour and those who struggle within a traditional school environment, with physical activity and engaged in healthy eating habits. |
| 12/01/2024 | £3,460 | TRURO FENCING CLUB | This project will provide essential adult and adult plus size equipment for loan to beginners in order to expand the availability of fencing for senior adult beginners. This includes an assortment of adult and adult plus sizes of the following equipment: jackets x 16, lames x 16, gloves x 16, mask wires x 50, body wires x 50. The clothing will be loaned to the fencers for a session, each new member will be given a mask and body wire. |
| 12/01/2024 | £800,000£8,042,213 | UK COACHING | This project will lead and work with 16 partners of the Children's Coaching Collaborative to empower children and young people to deliver positive attitudes to sport and physical activity through supporting the recovery and reinvention of the children's coaching frontline workforce via a grassroots movement that champions inclusive, child centred coaching. |
| 12/01/2024 | £5,100 | KENSHO BJJ | A partner project with ‘If U Care ShareÂ' (a Northeast mental health charity) to refer users to a yearÂ's worth of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu training 6 days a week. It includes purchase a pool of club session issue kit with Club and If U Care Share logo BJJ Gi's, optional 1-to-1 sessions, coach and participant development anducation by BJJ affiliated /accredited coaches leading to ongoing membership, facility hire of two venues in Consett. All sessions by coaches with DBS, first aid and safe-guarding accredited and ongoing participant monitoring and evaluation. The aim is to help combat mental health issues within a supportive community and to improve mental and physical well-being of 100 participants. |
| 11/01/2024 | £13,460 | MIDLIFE RUNNERS CIC | This project will help local residents from areas of high deprivation to lose weight and improve physical and mental health. This will be achieved by delivering a 12 week programme of twice weekly x 2 hour running sessions and x 1 strength and conditioning sessions in cohorts over a 12 month period. Strength and conditioning sessions will take place at Heaton Norris Community Centre. 4 x 1 hour online sessions will also take place weekly to support running and strength and conditioning advice and to keep the participants engaged and motivated to continue being active. After each cohort, participants will be given pathways to Heaton Running Club and to local parkrun opportunities, where volunteers from the CIC will attend with participants. Funding will help contribute towards coaching fees, facility hire and towards fitness watches. |
| 11/01/2024 | £4,541 | THE HONEY BADGERS OF COVENTRY ICE HOCKEY CLUB | This project will deliver an additional once a week session over a 15 week period to specifically new participants to adult ice hockey or who have recently been involved in taster sessions. Sessions will be organised and coached by Honey Badgers Ice Hockey Club members. |
| 11/01/2024 | £8,449£26,278 | NOTTINGHAM OUTLAWS AMATEUR RUGBY LEAGUE FOOTBALL CLUB | This project will install 2 pre-fabricated container units donated by a local property developer to be converted into changing rooms for use by female and junior teams. 2 additional changing rooms are needed to enable the club to stage more games and accommodate more teams and players on match days. Funding is required for ground works to site the containers and the provision of water and electricity together with shower installation and bench seating. |
| 11/01/2024 | £11,400 | DWAYNE SIMPSON FOUNDATION CIC | The project will provide a series of eight-week Boxing programmes targeted at young people across a six-month period. The eight-week programme will consist of three non-contact Boxing sessions per week designed to teach participants all aspects of Boxing. Operating from the Dwaynamics ABC gym, the project will target and engage 200 young people and sessions will be made accessible to disabled young people, specifically young people with an intellectual impairment. Funding will support all delivery costs – facility hire, coaching fees, boxing equipment, project promotion and costs of administration from a part-time project manager. |
| 11/01/2024 | £9,650£477,124 | GOLDHILL PLAY ASSOCIATION | This project will deliver weekly physical activity sessions, in a large number of sports, on the Saffron Lane estate in Leicester. |
| 11/01/2024 | £100,000£652,096 | TWINNING PROJECT | This project will deliver a series of football sessions within prisons to improve the physical and mental health of prisoners, improve their overall wellbeing, and provide skills and qualifications. |
| 11/01/2024 | £10,830 | STRATFORD TOWN FOOTBALL CLUB CIC LTD | This project will deliver an initial 9 month multisport programme consisting of weekday multi-sports sessions for 2 groups x 30 children (7-11, 11-13s), fitness sessions for 25 adults and multi-sport sessions for 15 young people with disabilities. Funding will contribute towards coaches - multi sports sessions, coaches - fitness sessions, coaches - disability sessions, equipment and marketing. |
| 10/01/2024 | £14,500 | TISBURY BOWLS AND CROQUET CLUB | The project will support participation in bowls and croquet by replacing an existing cabin with a new structure housing changing and toilet facilities for use by players and spectators. The new cabin consists of a 7x3m prefabricated jackleg structure. Work will include groundwork to create a concrete base for the new structure, together with reconnection to services and integration of roofing between the clubhouse and cabin. |
| 09/01/2024 | £948 | WOODSTOCK BOWLS AND TENNIS CLUB | The project will provide a specialist wheelchair to support participation in bowls. The chair will be used for outdoor and short mat bowls, and will provide access to the sport for disabled people and people with long-term health conditions. |
| 09/01/2024 | £1,960 | OUR PLACE COMMUNITY HUB CIC | This project will offer 30 older residents (50+) and those with long term health conditions varied exercise classes suitable for their own physical abilities x 20 weeks. Sessions will include learning how to exercise safely, the benefits of exercise and the positive effect on mental health. At the end of each session, participants will be encouraged to stay for refreshments and socialise. |
| 09/01/2024 | £13,545 | DANCEHUB CIC | This project will be used to run Street Dance sessions for young people from deprived backgrounds in Crawley, West Sussex. The project aims to improve the lives and futures of young people from deprived or difficult circumstances improve self-esteem and mental and physical fitness. |
| 09/01/2024 | £14,140£1,005,411 | ST MARGARET'S HOUSE | This project will deliver an Active Ageing Sports Programme tailored for Bengali men aged 40+ delivered over 3 sessions per week operating from three different venues to maximise community participation. Sessions will consist of 1.5 hours of fitness and multi-sport activities followed by 0.5 hours of socialising and discussions on mental well-being, stress management, nutrition, and healthy living. Target group size will be 25-30 per session. |
| 09/01/2024 | £9,150 | KINGSTANDING 2ND CITY AMATEUR BOXING CLUB | This project will deliver 2 x 2-hourly boxing and fitness sessions a week, over a 36-period. The sessions will be aimed at young people 15-18 years from areas of the most depravity in Birmingham. Sessions will be offered on a free-to-use service encouraging young people into boxing with the chance of increasing weekly activity levels through inclusive and safe boxing sessions. Sessions will be held on Thursday evenings and Saturday mornings additional to sessions currently timetabled. Sessions will be delivered by two qualified sessional coaches specifically hired for the duration of the 36-week project. It is expected that up to 80 participants will be engaged – 40 of whom have confirmed interest, with the expectation of influencing a further 40 young people following an advertising campaign via schools, West Midlands Police Youth Offending Team, and community centres. Funding will support session delivery costs, advertising, new equipment specifically for the project, as well as qualifications for those young people interested in volunteering after the project concludes. |
| 08/01/2024 | £14,716 | LOWER BUSH FARM CIC | This project will create a wooden pathway for the service users to access areas of the farm that are often impassable during the winter due to the wet ground. |
| 08/01/2024 | £1,928 | HARROW SQUASH CLUB | The project will help the club to increase female participation and membership at the club by delivering 15 hours of coached sessions. An initial Get started session, followed by a four week get started programme. Club opportunities then exist for the women to feed into including intermediate sessions, beginners, social play or volunteering opportunities. |
| 08/01/2024 | £5,029£709,807 | GLOSSOP AND VOLUNTEER BUREAU | This project will provide 2 x specialist swimming sessions per week in 3 areas for 20 weeks. This specifically for neurodivergent children and young people aged 5-14. |
| 08/01/2024 | £2,000 | DORSET PHYSICAL TRAINING C.I.C. | This project will provide none contact boxing sessions for SEN adults. The sessions will run for 1h per week over a 40 week period. The funding will provide coaches, facility hire and staff costs. |
| 08/01/2024 | £9,850 | FOREVER YOUNG NOTTINGHAM CIC | This project will deliver 6 x blocks of 6 week sessions for adaptable circuit training, 12 sessions of chair based yoga and 12 sessions of belly dancing delivered in independent living complexes and community venues. A weight loss specialist/personal trainer will provideucational works around nutrition, body and mindset. |
| 08/01/2024 | £14,752 | KENDAL & LAKES SUB AQUA CLUB | The project aims to increase its members by running a series of try dives with costs associated with new equipment and pool hire. |
| 08/01/2024 | £14,645£22,237 | CUMBRIA WHEELCHAIR SPORTS CLUB | A project to purchase of 9 new RGK sports chairs and 10 basketballs and provide 39 hours of hall hire with 2 Level 2 coaches for 1.5 hours each over 26 weeks for 15 players at the Sands Centre, Carlisle. The aim is to develop new and the existing 15 players ball handling, chair and game skills, increase fitness and to lift self-esteem and social independence to help in day-to-day life and future pathways. |
| 08/01/2024 | £11,380 | COMMUNITY EAST CIC | A skateboarding project for 200 local young people with various challenges. The project will involve tailored group taster sessions led by 2 coaches per 15 participants; a Skateboard GB Coaching Course for 10 participants; 25 replacement new pro-skateboards and REKD safety helmets and pad sets, facility hire, associated promotion/publicity and participant vouchers to 4 free spaces/partner referrals for group/public session per term. The aim is to reduce inequalities to cost and information access barriers, support employment and work experience and increase confidence to engage in the free outdoor local skateboarding culture. |
| 08/01/2024 | £1,797,826£13,043,408 | THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE (COMMUNITY) LTD - EFL TRUST | Partner investment focus on the broader systems that create opportunities for all people to take part in sport and physical activity and tackle the inequalities that affect participation, making sport and activity more inclusive. |
| 08/01/2024 | £7,933 | BENTON DENE PRIMARY SCHOOL | The project will support 450 SGOs who work across the country to support schools in their local area: to coordinate appropriate competitive opportunities for all young people from Key Stage 2-4, to recruit, train, and deploy a suitable workforce, and to support the development of club opportunities for all young people. |
| 04/01/2024 | £11,335£197,532 | IRANIAN LIVERPOOL COMMUNITY | This project will deliver 2 hours of yoga and exercise per week and 1 hour of football each week for 36 weeks. The project will take place in a community meeting hall, as well as Everton Sports Park Centre. The project will run term time. As well as the physical activity, the organisation will host social gatherings for beneficiaries. |
| 04/01/2024 | £14,827 | DIZZY HEIGHTS STAFFS CIC | This project will deliver a weekly multi skills sports session aimed at young people aged between 8-19 in the community of Meir based in the Meirucation Centre, targeting between 20-50 young people per session. Funding will pay towards staffing of the sessions and resources requested by young people. Sessions will run over 3 hours and split between ages, on a weekly basis for 33 weeks. |
| 04/01/2024 | £4,564£444,887 | TZIVOS HASHEM UK | Dancing through life will be a 12 month creative project getting 50 inactive teenagers to exercise. The project will offer weekly, single sex sessions for those from the Jewish community, using Jewish music to give a familiar and relatable fee and qualified coaches who understand and know the community. Each 45 minute class will include a range of dance styles and fitness routines. |
| 03/01/2024 | £815,000£453,082 | ACE PROGRAMME | The African Caribbean Engagement (ACE) programme will seek and develop talent for local British black cricketers who will be supported in an academy environment and open up access to the cricket performance pathway. |
| 03/01/2024 | £300,000£2,353,671 | ACTIVE PARTNERSHIPS NATIONAL TEAM | The Project Objective will work to develop a collaboration between health, care and sport and physical activity providers that will enable a more positive and supported journey through to a local opportunity, where the workforce feels confident to support that personÂ's needs. |
| 03/01/2024 | £10,400 | SUNDERLAND YOUNG PEOPLES BIKE PROJECT | Aiming to reach 200 people this project will fund 30 learn to ride and confidence building classes using their purpose-built cycle skills area and 15 Dr Bike Health Check events offering members of the public a free safety check with minor repairs on their bikes. |
| 03/01/2024 | £2,875,665 | YOUTH SPORT TRUST | Delivery of the School Games National Finals 2024, which will take place at Loughborough University between the 29th of August until the 1st September 2024. |
| 03/01/2024 | £7,920 | CUDOX WELLBEING CIC | This project will fund yoga and chair yoga for 80 adults at Centre 4 in Grimsby. Each participant will attend 6 traditional Yoga sessions (1hr), 6 Chair-Based Yoga sessions (1hr) and 6 group therapy sessions for 1.5hrs over a 6-week period. Referrals will come from professionals including GPÂ's and people who self-refer. |
| 03/01/2024 | £120,000 | LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY | The programme invests funding in selected grassroots projects that focus intensively on a specific local area. The core purpose is to identify innovative solutions to make it easier for people in these areas to access sport and physical activity. The projects will look at how to break down the barriers that stop people getting active, such as poor transport, safety, cost and confidence. And they will encourage wider, collaborative partnerships which look at how all parts of a community can better work together to help the most inactive. This will include working with organisations beyond the sport sector such as voluntary groups, social enterprises, faith organisations and parenting groups. This investment is to fund the Daubeney Fields skate park boundary fence and central area infrastructure improvements including park seating, skate park signage, drinking fountain, bicycle racks and Daubeney Fields outdoor gym improvements to include a partial canopy. |
| 03/01/2024 | £1,600,000£2,353,671 | ACTIVE PARTNERSHIPS | This £1.6m investment into Active Partnerships will provide capacity to support the development and delivery of the new Multi-Sport Activity and Facilities Fund linked to the Football and Multi-Sport facility investment. The additional capacity will support Sport England to develop the finer details of the flexible fund and ensure that delivery is connected to local needs. The capacity will work in tandem with the Active Partnership network and across Sport EnglandÂ's multi-sport programme to support communities to be more active within the new facilities. |
| 03/01/2024 | £9,650£1,127,806 | NOTTINGHAM AND NOTTINGHAMSHIRE REFUGEE FORUM | This project will deliver fitness and boxing sessions in partnership with the Jawaid Khaliq Fitness Academy for 1 hour per week for 50 weeks for Asylum Seekers and Refused Asylum Seekers. A maximum of 15 participants per session. Costs will cover coaching fees, interpreters, and transport (cost of bus tickets for participants), and training clothing and shoes. |
| 03/01/2024 | £500,000 | KEY FUND INVESTMENTS LIMITED | Key Fund Investments Limited will work with a range of social investors to deliver a pilot Energy Resilience Fund working with sport and physical activity organisations. The proposed fund will support community and social enterprises to retrofit energy saving measures or install renewable energy generating technologies. The aim of the investment is to reduce energy costs / energy usage and in the long-term work towards a net zero position. The fund will focus on supporting organisations who have clear objectives to deliver social benefits and or working in disadvantaged communities. |
| 02/01/2024 | £150,000 | ELISHA HOUSE CIC | The award is granted to assist Elisha House CIC in financing the project, Community Fitness Facility. Elisha House is planning for a new 200 sqm community gym. It will have a cross fit style training format that will be accessible for Elisha House, for other residents who are in recovery or need community-based support to start recovery, as well as for the wider community. The overall aim is to create a safe and supportive environment in Colne to help residents improve their health, and physical and mental wellbeing through physical activity. |
| 22/12/2023 | £62,862 | BIRMINGHAM CITY COUNCIL | The project will refurbish an existing MUGA at the Concord Centre that will form a PlayZone pilot scheme delivered in partnership with the Football Foundation. |
| 22/12/2023 | £75,000 | ENGLAND SQUASH | The project will deliver a 2 phased programme to create new outdoor mini squash courts in community settings across Birmingham. |
| 22/12/2023 | £5,260 | BLACKLEY CRICKET CLUB | This project will look to set up an u15 girls cricket team at Blackley Cricket Club for local hardball league or friendly matches. |
| 21/12/2023 | £9,970£289,242 | SALFORD RED DEVILS FOUNDATION | This project will deliver a programme of weekly sessions to older adults. Three 1 hour sessions per week, including stretch and balance activities (supporting fall prevention objectives), chair-based exercise and games (e.g. boccia and curling), low-to-moderate intensity circuits (which include aerobic and anaerobic stations), and walking sports. Funds will support coach fees, equipment, facility hire, promotion and training to upskill volunteers. |
| 21/12/2023 | £14,202 | SUNRISE | A project to offer free weekly 2-hour multisport session for 175 disadvantaged women and girls for 40 weeks including bespoke Zumba, fitness, dance and movement classes. It will employ and be led by a qualified fitness instructor and sports coach at the African Community Advice Northeast Centre and The Polish Centre in Newcastle upon Tyne. It will purchase sports equipment, provide travel costs, promotion and volunteers to support sessions and future engagement in broader activities and networks. The aim is to engage underrepresented vulnerable women and girls in physical activity to benefit social integration and cultural exchange to enhance wellbeing. |
| 21/12/2023 | £2,471£611,939 | DARNALL WELL BEING | This project will help those with complex health conditions who are attending peer support groups wishing to improve their condition management taking part in chairobics. Chairobics sessions will be delivered in existing group sessions. A series of multisports sessions in different venues facilitated by sessional workers with Community Sports Leadership Qualifications and community languages. These will also be supported by Wellbeing Champion volunteers (with community languages); 8 sessions will be hosted at High Hazels school, open to parents to become active while children are in school. 8 sessions will be at English Institute of Sport. These will be open to all, but particularly promoted with parents at the nearby Oasis Academy. 6 sessions will be in High Hazels park or indoors in adverse weather. It will be encouraged for people to walk to the local sessions.. |
| 20/12/2023 | £9,950£65,314 | SHEFFIELD UNIT 302 OF THE SEA CADET CORPS | The project will buy additional equipment to support youth participation in water-based activities including sailing, paddle sport, rowing and powerboating. The equipment will include a Rigiflex safety boat and accessories, VHF transceiver, helmets, life jackets, spray decks, wetsuits and paddles. Qualified instructors will deliver sessions on Saturdays and Sundays between March to October at least once a month, with weekday evening sessions also taking place during the summer. Each cadet is anticipated to take part in a minimum of 30 hours of activity throughout the year, with opportunities also being made available to cadets from neighbouring units. |
| 20/12/2023 | £13,500£673,474 | COAST AND VALE COMMUNITY ACTION | This project will expand climbing socials and allow more people to use the climbing wall at the street facility by employing an additional onsite climbing wall instructor (CWI) to facilitate these sessions as well as to play a role alongside climbing volunteers and the CEO to network with other organisations to open up climbing to harder to reach groups. This project will also facilitate training of this organisations climbing volunteers by the site specific CWI. This project will cover the cost of a minibus hire for outdoor rock climbing from Scarborough to Ravenswick Quarry which is a 45 min drive and new climbing equipment. |
| 20/12/2023 | £1,193,133£4,072,000 | LONDON SPORT | A national network of welfare officers to mentor and support clubs across England, supporting local clubs in ensuring the welfare of their members, both children and adults. The officers will assist Club Welfare Officers in promoting good practice and safe sport at a local level. |
| 20/12/2023 | £382,200 | UNIVERSITY OF HERTFORDSHIRE HIGHER EDUCATION CORPORATION | A national network of welfare officers to mentor and support clubs across England, supporting local clubs in ensuring the welfare of their members, both children and adults. The officers will assist Club Welfare Officers in promoting good practice and safe sport at a local level. |
| 19/12/2023 | £7,050 | HIGH WYCOMBE RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB LIMITED | This project will fund a rugby project for people aged 12-25 with Special Educational Needs. It will entail 5 taster sessions delivered by 4 of their coaches at HWRC's pitches at Kingsmead Road, and then weekly sessions delivered across 24 weeks from the end of January. |
| 19/12/2023 | £6,100 | UNITED SPORTING CLUB | This project will deliver 20 weeks of badminton (indoors) and 20 weeks of cricket (outdoors). Each weekly session will last for 2 hours. |
| 19/12/2023 | £14,500 | ULTIMATE SPORT PROJECT CIC | This project will deliver a weekly sports session to young people (boys and girls aged 11-16). Sessions will be 2 hours in duration and will look to improve physical activity levels of all the young people attending. Sports will include Football, Cricket, Dodgeball and Basketball. Funding will support equipment purchases, facility hire, coaching fees and the production of publicity materials. The project is seeking to benefit 70 participants. |
| 19/12/2023 | £2,805 | ZAINABIYA SPORTS CLUB (GIRLS DIVISION) | This project will use funding towards a qualified Netball England coach to deliver coaching sessions currently being delivered by their untrained volunteer. Funding is also required for the volunteer to attend Levels 1 and 2 coaching and Level 1 Officiating qualifications to enable them to lead on delivery after the funding period has completed. |
| 19/12/2023 | £3,286 | B10 COMMUNITYCYCLING CLUB | This project will increase the amount of cycling sessions that are currently being offered to women. Additional equipment will be purchased to met the demands of these sessions- the funding will purchase twelve bikes along with helmets and hi viz vests. |
| 19/12/2023 | £4,766 | CREATIVE COHESION WEST MIDLANDS | This project will create multiple access to wellbeing hubs. The aim is for people to make friends, learn new ways to become active and improve their wellbeing. This will be open to young people and adults. The project will run weekly sessions and will also invite 'experts and professionals' to deliver interactive informal sessions relating to keeping active. Online access for the sessions will be created. |
| 19/12/2023 | £15,000 | PRENTICE HILL CIC | This project will provide a weekly after-school activity session during term time. The project will last for a period of 27 weeks. |
| 19/12/2023 | £7,290 | TAEKWONDO MACHINE | This project will extend the organisation's capacity by hiring additional hall space. This will enable up to 150 additional people to take part. |
| 19/12/2023 | £100,000£433,923 | BRIGHTON TABLE TENNIS CLUB | The project will create a Community Youth Facility on the ground floor of a new premises, in Moulsecoomb in Brighton. Works included creating a space for multiple table tennis tables, provision of a kitchenette facility, storage space, accessible toilet facilities. |
| 18/12/2023 | £4,980 | DH COMMUNITY SPORT CIC | This project will deliver 50 x weekly sessions of Time to Thrive - a multisport showcase for up to 40 young people. Sessions will be delivered at Bircotes Leisure Centre. 12 of the sessions will be delivered by 6 other partners showcasing their activity with signposting for the participants to take part longer term in that specific activity. |
| 18/12/2023 | £9,492£112,642 | HUMBER ALL NATIONS ALLIANCE | This project will deliver swimming sessions for women from culturally diverse communities. This will be achieved by delivering weekly 1 x 2 hour session on Saturdays and 1 x 1 hour session on Sundays for 52 weeks. Sessions will take place at Beverley Baths by a qualified coach. Funding will help support staff and volunteer costs, venue hire (inclusive of swim instructor costs), swimming costumes, prizes and travel costs. At the end of the project, the aim will be to establish new swim group or club, allowing participants to continue swimming. |
| 18/12/2023 | £7,420 | SMART SAVINGS CIC | This project will provide 12 monthly activity days aimed at inactive veterans. There will be 6 watersports days and 6 cycling days. After attending 3 activity days, participants will be able to borrow equipment to use on their own. |
| 18/12/2023 | £14,880 | ASPECT SPORT CIC | This project will run an over 50s seated and walking exercise programme at 3 community venues. Sessions would last for 1 hour for 50 weeks with 2 instructors per venue for 80 participants split between the different venues. Funding is required for instructors, promotion and facility hire. |
| 18/12/2023 | £14,925 | REACH YOUTH LIMITED | This project will deliver Swimming and Cricket sessions for young people in Small Heath, Sparkhill and Ballsall Heath areas of Birmingham. |
| 18/12/2023 | £10,578 | WATFORD GOALBALL CLUB | This project will deliver fortnightly goal ball sessions for visually impaired people. Funding will help towards purchasing equipment, goals and volunteer expenses. |
| 18/12/2023 | £14,850 | DINNINGTON COMMUNITY BOXING GROUP | This project will provide weekly boxing sessions across a 12-month period, supported by a new boxing coach. Based in the organisationÂ’s gym, the programme will run after-school and targeted sessions for local young people in Dinnington. The project expects to support 400 people across the year and will expand sessions to new participants, specifically young girls. Funding will support the employment and the salary of a brand new coach for 12 months. |
| 18/12/2023 | £9,643 | LEE VALLEY REGIONAL PARK AUTHORITY | This project will deliver 3 x weekly physical activity sessions for older people aged 60+. Sessions will include life walks, Nordic walking and outdoor keep fit group exercises (gentle circuits, seated yoga and Zumba). There will be a particular emphasis on attracting older people living in Waltham Cross. |
| 18/12/2023 | £8,200£17,514 | BARBARIAN SWIMMERS | This project will allow Barbarian Swimmers to put 30 individuals through various swimming teaching qualifications. |
| 18/12/2023 | £7,920 | EMTEP | This project will deliver 72 non-contact, boxing/fitness sessions for young people from black, Asian and multi ethnic backgrounds across 3 x 12 week periods with 2 sessions per week. They will also deliver 4 x monthly remote support to help with the venue based activity. EMTEP are working with Natural Progression Boxing Academy for coaches and venue. |
| 18/12/2023 | £125,000 | HARTLEPOOL ROVERS FOOTBALL CLUB LIMITED | A Places and Spaces project to replace the clubhouse roof and provide accessible toilet/changing facility. |
| 18/12/2023 | £21,000£59,480,000 | YOUTH HOSTELS ASSOCIATION | The Together Fund aims to help reduce the negative impact of COVID-19 and the widening of the inequalities in sport and physical activity. Target audiences are: Lower Socio-Economic Groups, Culturally Diverse Communities, Disabled People and People with Long-Term Health Conditions (LTHC). |
| 18/12/2023 | £10,899£798,162 | MIDAYE SOMALI DEVELOPMENT NETWORK | The project will provide free physical activities for disadvantaged inactive female migrants. The women and girls will be offered a total of 138 sessions over 12 months. This will include 36, weekly one-hour exercise classes and 102 twice weekly ‘out and aboutÂ’ sessions delivering walking and cycling. Each participant is expected to attend up to 60 sessions during the year. Funding will support additional senior project officer and project officer costs, coaches fees, facility hire, volunteer expenses, refreshments, incentives, printing and water bottles. |
| 18/12/2023 | £13,800 | HAWA MULTICULTURAL SERVICES CIC | The project will aim to deliver a 24-week x 1.5 hour programme of women-only Gym, Fitness and Sports sessions designed to benefit women 50+ from ethnically diverse communities by providing a culturally appropriate, comfortable, and bespoke fitness experience, to promote overall health and wellbeing and working towards reducing health inequalities. |
| 15/12/2023 | £5,440 | BELVEDERE SOCIAL BOWLS CLUB LTD | This project will replace the current grass mower with a much lighter cutter, purchase a brush cassette and part refurbish the current machine. |
| 15/12/2023 | £2,565£14,552 | GOSPORT AND DISTRICT SPORTS ASSOCIATION FOR THE DISABLED | The project will provide free transport to and from a weekly2 hour activity club for people with disabilities and learning difficulties. An accessible minibus will be hired each week for 49 weeks, driven by a volunteer. The vehicle will also be used during four Saturdays across the year for sporting activity away from the charityÂ’s own location. |
| 15/12/2023 | £7,750£264,865 | THE IMAM HUSSEIN FOUNDATION | This project will deliver a programme of weekly sport sessions to young Afghans in the Watford area. Sports will include Badminton, Basketball, Netball, Pool, Table Tennis and Volleyball, with each sport featured for a month, with 4 hours of coaching sessions held once a week. Funds include promotion, coaches fees and project admin. |
| 15/12/2023 | £10,366 | HERTFORDSHIRE BADMINTON ASSOCIATION | This project will deliver a programme of badminton sessions for older adults across Hertfordshire, with at least 1 hour of sessions per week, per venue, across 10 venues, for 1 year and reaching at least 200 participants. Funds will support refreshments, equipment, coaches and venue hire. |
| 15/12/2023 | £13,356£1,645,442 | MAHDLO (OLDHAM YOUTH ZONE) | This project will deliver 4 sports sessions per week for a period of one year. The sports will be Unihoc (indoor hockey), basketball, badminton, and pool. |
| 15/12/2023 | £1,855£343,368 | SAYIT | This project will deliver six, monthly taster sessions of sport and physical activity for LGBT+ children and young aged 11-25. Each session will be 3 hours. A range of activities will be provided including, table tennis, ice skating, equestrian, canoeing, yoga - with funds for associated venue hire and equipment purchase. Table tennis and yoga will be provided in the charity's centre, with purchases of equipment and a new table tennis table. |
| 15/12/2023 | £9,756 | SKATE HAVEN CIC | This project will provide funding to support disadvantaged young people in south London take part in skateboarding sessions. Outreach sessions will be delivered at multiple locations in order to find participants for the Edu-skate programme. Funding will specifically support coaching fees, facility hire and training. |
| 14/12/2023 | £6,091£2,814,520 | THE BIG C APPEAL LIMITED | This project will build on the previously funded pilot to provide walking football sessions as a weekly activity for the duration of a year for those affected with cancer. |
| 14/12/2023 | £5,340£92,502 | PORCHFIELD COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION | This project will deliver Zumba, Tai Chi, Pilates and Dance Classes, each for one day a week for 20 weeks. |
| 14/12/2023 | £13,125 | SAFE HAVEN BASKETBALL | This project will extend and offer an additional hour session in Hackney, Camden and Westminster for new and less experienced players who need more coaching in smaller sessions with learning disabilities. A female only session will also be provided. The more experienced players will support these sessions. 6 new L1 training coaches will be trained of which they will aim to recruit from existing players. The project will fund facility hire, coach fees and L1 qualifications. |
| 14/12/2023 | £1,170 | COMMUNITY CUPPA PLACE OF WELCOME | This project will providing funding to continue to offer yoga/ stretching and flexibility classes for 45 minutes once a week for 26 weeks. |
| 14/12/2023 | £52,000 | THE FACULTY OF SPORT AND EXERCISE MEDICINE UK (FSEM) | The Project Objective is to develop and manage the communities of practice that have been identified as needed to support the delivery of Active Hospitals, Moving Medicine and the PA Clinical Champions Programme Moving Medicine platform and Active Hospital Community of Practice. |
| 14/12/2023 | £4,495 | SILEBY TENNIS AND PICKLEBALL CLUB | This project will fix the fencing and replace their compost posts that protect the pickleball and mini tennis courts. This work is required for safety measures to prevent injury to the participants, who are older people and junior members. |
| 14/12/2023 | £12,960 | YORKSHIRE MINORITY CONNECTION ASSOCIATION | This project will deliver weekly football sessions for young African people living in South Leeds. The project aims to reduce social isolation and improve community cohesion. A 2 hour session will be delivered twice a week. |
| 14/12/2023 | £15,000 | GRANTHAM SQUASH CLUB | This project will adapt facility space for disability access and install LEDS lighting to reduce costs and less waste of energy. This will be achieved by replacing the single-glazed, side-hinged entrance door and glass side panels with an electric, sliding double-glazed door. It will widen doors to three squash courts (allowing wheelchair access) and fund two coach to deliver weekly x 2 sessions to disability groups. |
| 14/12/2023 | £14,043 | MX FENCING | This project will create capacity at the club by recruiting and training more coaches and purchasing equipment. There will be three additional sessions per week, and there will be one newly trained female coach. |
| 14/12/2023 | £12,018 | CARERS4CARERS | This project will enable carers to access a range of fitness and wellbeing activities at Active Lambeth leisure centres. 80% of beneficiaries would be women and girls from Black Caribbean, African and Asian heritage. The first part of the project will be to deliver 3 swimming courses lasting 6 weeks, providing 10 spaces for a total of 30 carers. The second part will be 11 sessions of fitness at the community gym at Brixton Leisure Centre with gym, health checks, complementary therapies, badminton/squash/yoga/tai chi. Funding will be for volunteers expenses, facility hire, refreshments, staff costs and coaches fees. |
| 13/12/2023 | £15,000 | FRONTLINEDANCE | The project deliver a series of 10 taster dance sessions for children as well as inactive parents/carers and siblings by creating new weekly Saturday dance Family Group Sessions. |
| 13/12/2023 | £6,400£192,614 | MUSLIM WOMENS COUNCIL | This project will provide funding for a walking project for Muslim women from across Bradford. This will be for 20 walks and hopefully recruit 20 local women per walk. The project will also include the training of 10 local Muslim women to be walk leaders. |
| 13/12/2023 | £2,000£1,057,412 | HEADWAY | This project will deliver weekly 60 minute futsal sessions to participants with brain injuries. It is expected that between 15-20 people will attend each session. Funding will support travel for participants that can not travel independently, equipment, promotion and facility hire. |
| 13/12/2023 | £9,100 | KNOCK OUT DEPRESSION CIC | This project will deliver Knock Out Depression sessions across 10 boxing clubs across England, targeting people with depression in the most deprived parts of the country. The programme aims to educate participants about depression and various methods that can be used to help manage it. Each programme will consist of 6 x 1 hr non contact boxing sessions, informal coffee and chats after the boxing sessions, and 6 x 1 hr Zoom sessions with a Knock Out Depression trainer. Coaches based at each of the locations will be trained to continue to deliver the sessions going forward. |
| 13/12/2023 | £985,172 | OPEN DATA INSTITUTE | The project has built a common physical data standard to share data on opportunities for people to take part in sport and physical active using a variety of standardised platforms. This next phase of funding will focus on the long-term strategic direction and defining governance structure of the initiative and how it will support transformation change in the sector and how partners understand and apply open data. |
| 13/12/2023 | £5,210 | KID FIT LTD | This project will be based in 3 different secondary schools in Keighley. It will provide the facilities for girls to play competitive small sided sport through education and training of players, coaches and referees to encourage participation. It will be run after school- delivering 4 x 6 week blocks - consisting of 108 hours. At the end of each block the girls will take part in a tournament. The project will also enable volunteers to gain qualifications in Sports Leadership. |
| 12/12/2023 | £7,500£303,858 | BIRKENHEAD COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE | This project will involve purchasing new equipment in the form of 8 new carpet strips for the gymnastic floor, 5 new trampoline matts, 1 DMT trampoline runway and 4 trampoline push in mats. |
| 12/12/2023 | £9,978 | MANDEM MEETUP | This project will be a mental health focused walking intervention to get men into nature and to be active, be connected to other men and be present. The project will deliver 2 walks per month for males aged 18+ including trans and non-binary people. |
| 12/12/2023 | £500,000 | NUNEATON AND BEDWORTH BOROUGH COUNCIL | The project will construct the Bedworth Physical Activity Hub, which will create a destination hub with a range of sport, health, and physical activity facilities and interventions for residents and communities in the Borough to access. |
| 11/12/2023 | £85,000 | ROYAL FREE LONDON NHS FOUNDATION TRUST | The Project Objective is for embedding physical activity into NHS Talking Therapies over a period of up to 18 months. This will be an in-principle award split into two stages 1) discovery and design 2) Implementation. |
| 11/12/2023 | £9,296 | FLWOMEN AND FAMILY WELLNESS | This project will deliver a range of fitness sessions to young people such as yoga, boxing fitness, Zumba, Wing Chun, as well as wellbeing sessions, creative workshops and networking workshops where residents come together to share useful ideas. |
| 11/12/2023 | £7,990 | JAPAN ARTS CENTRE POLICE SPORT UK JUDO | This project will purchase more Judo Mats in order to set up regular provision in another area of Bristol, for another satellite club, targeting 45 young people. |
| 11/12/2023 | £11,274£1,637,647 | WIRRAL YOUTH ZONE | The project will provide regular opportunities for outdoor participation in a range of activities. Delivered by two youth workers for 52 weeks, three one-hour sessions will be available each week for three separate age groups of young people (nine hours per week in total). Activities will be shaped by the demands of young people, but will include running and a weekly exercise boot camp. This will also include wellbeing activities focused on mental health and provision for young people with additional needs. Funding will support activity resources, equipment and additional youth worker costs. |
| 11/12/2023 | £4,213 | DOMINICA ASSOCIATION | This project will provide adapted sports and seated exercises sessions to 25 seniors (age 76-95). These sessions will run twice weekly for 45 minutes. The sessions will include dance strengthening, Zumba, Pilates, Yoga, Leg and Core Strengthening. The seated classes will improve the seniorÂ’s stamina, physical mobility and balance. Funding will support equipment, defibrillator and coaching fees. |
| 11/12/2023 | £11,400 | WELCOME TO BADMINTON | The project will continue and expand on delivery of a previous initiative to provide regular activity for refugees, asylum seekers and migrants. Activities will take place over ten months and be open to male and female participants. This will consist of eight badminton courts being hired twice a week for two-hours. In addition, one hour of basketball and one hour of volleyball will take place fortnightly, plus two hours of weekly table tennis. Participants will also have the opportunity to attend two-hour pay-and-play sessions at Tyneside Badminton Centre. Informal matches and tournaments will take place towards the end of the project. Funding will support coaching fees, facility hire, Level 1 badminton qualification, volunteer coaching expenses, insurance and promotion, participantsÂ’ transport costs, and equipment, including ball hire, racquets and shuttles. |
| 11/12/2023 | £1,800 | TEWKESBURY RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB LIMITED | This project will purchase 10 LED lighting units. The current mobile lighting units currently use unsustainable halogen flood lights which are gloomy and are unable to light the whole pitch areas which means pitch usage in the winter months is cut by half. The new LED lights will allow for all the pitch to be lit allowing demand from their 2 senior men's teams, women's team, walking rugby as well as U11 through to Colts and girls for pitch to be engaged. |
| 11/12/2023 | £12,148 | CHESLYN HAY & CANNOCK CHASE COMMUNITY TENNIS CLUB | This project deliver 94 sessions of inclusive activities that will encourage less active South Staffordshire families whose members have a special educational need or disability to become physically active and remain so by participating in tennis and multisport. Over 47 weeks, at least 30 families will engage in two 1-hour per week accessible and inclusive outdoor coached tennis and indoor multisport-tennis sessions that aid development, facilitated by Cheslyn Hay Tennis Club's Lawn Tennis Association multisport coaches. |
| 08/12/2023 | £7,542 | MARKET OVERTON BOWLS CLUB | This project will replace the men's changing room and equipment store which are 60 year old wooden sheds with an Evil Assassin log cabin structure for changing, plus a gazebo at one end to provide a dry spectator area. New facilities will benefit current members, many of whom are elderly and support young adults with learning disabilities from a local assisted living residence who attend weekly free bowling sessions. |
| 08/12/2023 | £2,785 | CIVILISED SPORTS COACHING C.I.C. | The project will provide a junior dodgeball session for children aged 5-11. Taking place in Burbage on Thursday evenings, the weekly one-hour sessions will take place for 40 weeks. The project also contains scope to provide further coaching for children aged 11+. Funding will support coachesÂ’ fees and expenses, Level 2 coaching qualification, facility hire, promotion and equipment. |
| 08/12/2023 | £11,664£43,256 | DEAF ETHNIC WOMENS' ASSOCIATION DEWA | The project will provide regular physical activity for around 180 deaf women from minority ethnic groups. A total of 36, two-hour weekly sessions will take place. Activities will be delivered by a qualified female coach with experience of working deaf people and will include tennis, boccia, badminton, fitness, cricket and basketball. An assistant coach / sports facilitator will help beginners and provide a supportive environment for participants. A BSL interpreter will also be present at each session. Funding will support coachesÂ’ and interpreter fees, promotion, equipment, facility hire and a launch event for women to drop in and understand more about the sessions. |
| 08/12/2023 | £5,760 | SHEFFIELD STRIKERS | This project will deliver weekly two-hourly training sessions using coaches from UKBBA and the hire of a local rugby club pitch. Funding will support equipment including baseball bats, balls, bases, clappers, gloves and a Bluetooth speaker to be used as a base (using sound to ascertain the location of the base when running). |
| 08/12/2023 | £1,750 | GRAND UNION HOUSING GROUP | This project will provide exercise and fitness sessions at two locations in Bedfordshire. There will be a taster session at each location, followed by 10 fully funded sessions, then 10 50% funded sessions, and continuing with sessions funded by participant contributions. |
| 08/12/2023 | £500 | BENSALEM FOUNDATION | This project will encourage the community to get active through organising running events and will focus on underrepresented ethic groups who are less likely to engage with mainstream provision. The range of activities will seek to provide an offer suitable for all. The funding will support the cost of equipment for those unable to fund their own including running shoes and clothing. |
| 08/12/2023 | £382,200 | LIVERPOOL CITY COUNCIL | A national network of welfare officers to mentor and support clubs across England, supporting local clubs in ensuring the welfare of their members, both children and adults. The officers will assist Club Welfare Officers in promoting good practice and safe sport at a local level. |
| 08/12/2023 | £13,599£2,130,585 | LANCASHIRE COUNTY CRICKET CLUB FOUNDATION | This project will allow the organisation to expand their walking cricket programme to three new locations. Sessions will be delivered weekly and aimed at inactive adults, over the age of 50. Sessions will be run by a qualified coach and have 2 volunteers to assist. Volunteers will be offered some training as part of the project. The cricket session will be followed by a social meet up to share experiences. |
| 08/12/2023 | £13,995£56,661 | PORTSMOUTH CITY OF SANCTUARY | The project will provide a range of sporting activities for asylum seekers, refugees and vulnerable migrants. Up to six sports will be delivered at a number of locations in Portsmouth and Southsea. This will include four blocks of six-week strength and conditioning sessions delivered at the University of Portsmouth in partnership with students from the School of Sport, Health and Exercise Science. Weekly football sessions will run for the duration of the project in partnership with Solent Sports and the Zesh Rehman Foundation, plus football training and matches for young people on Saturdays and Sundays with Meon Milton Youth Club. In addition, four, six-week blocks of activities each lasting up to one hour will be delivered on a rolling basis, such as swimming, badminton and boxing. The project will be overseen by a coordinator working one day per week. Funding will pay for additional staff costs, cultural sensitivity training for partner organisations, transport, coaching fees and facility hire. |
| 08/12/2023 | £60,000 | ARCHERY GB | This project aims to provide training and support to AGB staff to establish the right skills, competencies and behaviours needed to achieve diversity and inclusion ambitions across the sport. |
| 07/12/2023 | £15,000 | THORNHILL TROJANS ARLFC | This project will refurbish the current existing gym by providing a range of equipment. |
| 07/12/2023 | £14,625 | THE SAPPHIRE COMMUNITY HOUSING | This project will deliver one weekly sessions at two different venues of yoga, dance (Zumba, circuits, fitness classes), and team sports (netball, basketball, football, and hockey) to young single BAME mothers at the Bells Garden Community Centre (Peckham) and the Highway Community Association (Enfield). The sessions will 1.5 hours long and this project will last for 45 weeks and start in January 2024. The sessions will also offer, for those participants that want to, the opportunity to learn and obtain a sport leaders qualification which will provide participants with the necessary skills to enable them to assist with the delivery of these sessions long term and participate in potential volunteers opportunities. |
| 07/12/2023 | £7,800 | LAMBETH ELDERLY ASSOCIATION FROM VIETNAM | This project will deliver table tennis sessions, tea dance sessions and traditional cultural dancing sessions for older people from cultural diverse communities. Sessions per activity will be for 3 hours per week x 40 weeks; coach will deliver 2 x 1 hour sessions and volunteers will deliver a 1 hour session. Funding will support volunteer expenses coaching fees. |
| 07/12/2023 | £11,600 | GREENBANK UNIHOC CLUB | The project will purchase two additional power chairs to support sports participation for people with a disability. The chairs will increase capacity to deliver a range of activity and will help enable the club to fulfil its development plan. This includes weekly evening power football and power hockey sessions, six taster sessions in local schools and a school tournament. In addition, the equipment will be used during a number of power football and power hockey league and competition matches. |
| 07/12/2023 | £14,800£40,870 | BTG MIND MATTERS CIO | This project will support individuals who are experiencing mental ill-health and living in disadvantaged communities by providing weight lifting and physical therapy sessions alongside counselling support. |
| 07/12/2023 | £1,980 | OXFORDSHIRE GOALBALL CLUB | A project to setup the club to serve Oxfordshire and surrounding areas for 30 visually impaired players. It will include Goalball UK affiliation to enable delivery of training sessions twice a month until March 2024, entry to novice-level tournaments, purchase of goalball goals, court marking tape, tournament-approved eyeshades to loan to players, the founding team shirts, First Aid kit with First Aid and welfare/safeguarding training with a recruitment drive to secondary schools and students at local universities. The aim is to establish the club, develop a junior section and significantly increase the provision of sport for the local visually impaired population. |
| 07/12/2023 | £9,520 | NELSON FC IN THE COMMUNITY | This project will work with Nelson FC to offer fitness and exercise to socially excluded females aged 14-25 from the BAME community. Sessions would be 2 hourly sessions twice a week for 35 weeks for 25 beneficiaries. Funding will support facility hire, coaches fees, admin staff costs, minibus hire, volunteer expenses, promotion, t shirts, bibs and hoodies. |
| 07/12/2023 | £10,074£370,933 | COIN STREET CENTRE TRUST | This project will deliver a three hourly weekly session for 46 weeks at The Colombo Sports and Community Centre in Southwark, London. This will provide older adults participants aged 50+ in chair yoga badminton, walking football, and guided gym circuits, led by qualified and experienced trainers and community workers. |
| 07/12/2023 | £7,150 | GIVE | This project will expand the walking groups to new areas through additional staff capacity to increase promotion and publicity, support referrals process from partner organisations and develop and recruit walk leaders. Currently run three walks per week and this will be expanded by a further four walks with each walk supporting up to 7 people at a time. The grant will support increased hours of the co-ordinator who will be responsible for recruiting and developing volunteers and walk leaders, engaging with local healthcare practitioners and promotion of the walks. |
| 07/12/2023 | £191,100 | ACTIVE BLACK COUNTRY LIMITED | A national network of welfare officers to mentor and support clubs across England, supporting local clubs in ensuring the welfare of their members, both children and adults. The officers will assist Club Welfare Officers in promoting good practice and safe sport at a local level. |
| 07/12/2023 | £10,100£203,897 | DDEAFLINKS STAFFORDSHIRE | This project will create separate hour long weekly activity sessions for a group of deaf children and young people and session specifically for deaf adults, over 18s. These sessions will be delivered by two qualified coaches, one of whom has a hearing impairment and will communicate to the group through sign language. |
| 07/12/2023 | £15,000 | TELFORD & WREKIN COUNCIL | This project will provide 15 adaptive bikes for use by disabled people. The bikes will be Made available at the Telford Bike Hub, which offers cycles for hire and provides a Learn 2 ride programme. The new bikes will expand the offer an increase the inclusivity. Existing staff at the Hub will be trained to deliver cycle training for disabled people. |
| 07/12/2023 | £8,584£359,012 | TARNER COMMUNITY PROJECT | The project will provide a range of sporting activities as part of a weekly after-school club aimed at children transitioning from primary to secondary school. The 90-minute informal sessions will take place on a Monday night at Tarner Park and a range of community venues, including the secondary schools where participants will shortly be attending. Activities will include volleyball, tag rugby, swimming, table tennis, netball, rounders and dodgeball. Participants will also get to meet and interact with older children attending an existing youth group. Funding will support equipment, sessional staff costs, facility hire, coachesÂ’ fees, transport and promotion. |
| 07/12/2023 | £3,056£36,913,000 | FAMILY ACTION | This project will deliver a fitness programme across children's centres in Manchester. The programme will deliver two 45 minute sessions on a weekly basis within term time. The sessions will be broken down into Parent and Baby Yoga stretch and Parent and Baby Dance Movement sessions. |
| 06/12/2023 | £1,050 | CYCLE HAPPY CLUB | This project will deliver specialised Pilates to a group of learning disabled people and some of their carers. The project will hire a trained Pilates instructor with an expertise in learning disabilities and hire a suitable studio space at Zest Community Centre in Sheffield. Classes will be delivered as hourly Pilates sessions held once a week tailored to the needs of the group. Sessions will be delivered as 3 x five-weekly blocks in order to benefit as many participants as possible, whilst making the classes small enough for individual attention. |
| 06/12/2023 | £8,736 | LEA’RAIS DANCE | This project will provide dynamic dance programmes to 3-18 year olds. The aim of theses sessions are to explore physical potential and fitness. The program will last for 38 weeks and will consist of 2 x 2h sessions a week. Each session will aim for 50 participants. The age groups will be split in to two groups, 3-10 and 11-18. Ages 16-18 will also be used to volunteer and support the younger sessions. |
| 06/12/2023 | £3,940 | FAYE TAI CHI FRIENDS | A Tai Chi project in two deprived areas of Telford with the aim of improving mental and physical wellbeing in disadvantaged older people with health conditions. 12 week x 90 minute Tai Chi and social sessions delivered by coaches in Brookside Local Centre and Donnington Community Hub with café. The final phase of the work is signposting to the Hub Club membership to promote sustained activity and social interaction. The funding will support project management, registration promo t-shirts, facility hire, coaches fees / expenses and associated promotion / publicity. |
| 06/12/2023 | £1,050 | MIGHTY MARINERS BOXING ACADEMY | This project will offer classes free of charge for the most vulnerable young people in the East Marsh area of Grimsby - age ranging from 08-15 yrs. Due to demand, the classes will be additional to their current offering, running on a Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 5-6pm. The funding requested will be used to purchase additional equipment such boxing gloves, gym mat. |
| 06/12/2023 | £8,740£70,835 | SOUTH LONDON SPECIAL LEAGUE | This project will provide new multisport sessions for inactive/less active disabled young people and adults. Sessions will take place weekly for 2 hours for 44 weeks. |
| 06/12/2023 | £14,994 | RESPECT, INNOVATION AND INTEGRITY THROUGH SPORT AND EDUCATION | This project will deliver two sessions per week of physical activity to inactive girls at two venues. Each session will be 3 hours long led by two coaches. Sessions involve ball skill drills with a football, martial arts and yoga. 30 participants are expected to be at each session and each group of 30 will be split into 6 cohorts and two cohorts will run at one time. Participants for this project will be engaged and recruited through schools, community group and health staff referrals. |
| 06/12/2023 | £15,000£1,277,449 | HAMARA HEALTHY LIVING CENTRE | This project will purchase gym equipment to support users who are disabled. |
| 06/12/2023 | £9,720 | WIGLE DANCE CIC | This project will deliver 3 x 12 week dance and physical activity sessions to inactive girls aged 10-14 in the Wigan borough area identified through local partners. Sessions will be once a week and will include a healthy snack and time to socialise followed by 45 minutes of dance workshops and a 45-minute taster session of different activities include yoga, self-defence, zumba, aerobics and Pilates. Each 12 week programme will start in September, January and April and each 12 week programme will have a two groups of 12 minimum. Targeting 15-20 girls to attend each club. In each of the three programmes an inspirational trip to a trampoline centre, skate park or dance event will be delivered and chosen by the participants. After the 12 weeks girls will be encouraged and have a choice to join the regular studio programme, re enrol in girls club and complete and dance leaders level 1 qualification or to be supported in participating in a physical activity they enjoyed during the taster sessions. |
| 06/12/2023 | £3,069£61,589 | CYCLE SISTERS | This pilot project will aim to provide weekly swimming lessons for Muslim women who are excluded from mainstream swimming opportunities and will address the associated barriers. |
| 05/12/2023 | £12,480 | THE BAKED BEAN CHARITY | This project will provide 4 x 13 weeks of sessions of fitness, health and wellbeing including boxing for adults with learning disabilities (approximately 20-25 participants for the year) and their staff/care team (15-20 members for the year). |
| 05/12/2023 | £13,360 | FLEXFITYOGA CIC | This project will deliver 48 x weekly sessions of 2 hours exercise to music and 2 hours of yoga focused on people from socio-economic deprived areas. Participants will be people aged 16 years and over and include people that have a disability or long term illness. As part of the project participants will receive a functional assessment of how they are improving physically and their mental wellbeing. |
| 05/12/2023 | £13,279£57,208 | ST ANDREWS YOUTH DEVELOPMENT TRUST | This project will deliver 4 x weekly activity sessions for 10–15 year olds living in South Hackney. The project aims to use sport as a diversionary activity, helping to increase physical activity levels, as well as addressing some of the inequalities that exist locally. |
| 05/12/2023 | £9,240 | MEM ACADEMY CIC | The project will provide sporting opportunities to children and young people aged 13-19 from disadvantaged backgrounds in South Acton. Activity will consist of weekly one-hour sessions of both basketball and group exercise and fitness. Funding will support transport, two hours of weekly project management, promotion, two hours of weekly outreach, facility hire, equipment and coaching fees. |
| 05/12/2023 | £7,106 | DJURTUS UNITED | This project will create a new women's team at the club. There will be weekly 2-hour coaching sessions and monthly exhibition matches. |
| 05/12/2023 | £2,525 | KENT AND MEDWAY NHS AND SOCIAL CARE PARTNERSHIP TRUST | The project will provide mental health inpatients in rehabilitation settings with the opportunity to engage in guided physical exercise, An external trainer will deliver 8 weeks of activity, during which x3 members of staff will be trained to run the sessions beyond the funded period. |
| 05/12/2023 | £7,278 | BRIGHT INSIGHT IDEAS CIC | This project will work with three groups in and around Brixton targeting 20 older people aged 50+, 6 mothers who have experienced the loss of a child to gun/knife crime and 10 young people. Activities offered will be yoga, African drumming, gardening, healthy cooking workshops and exercise and fitness. Sessions would be held every 2 weeks at a community centre. Funding will support staff costs (project manager, volunteers including care costs), coaches/sessional workers for 32 sessions, facility hire, insurance and food/refreshments. |
| 05/12/2023 | £12,170 | I RUN YOU WALK COLLECTIVE | This project will train 10 run/walk leaders, who will then deliver 10 running/walking sessions at 4 locations across London. |
| 04/12/2023 | £9,600 | YOGA4ALL GROUP COMMUNITY INTEREST COMPANY | This project will deliver weekly yoga classes. Funding will help existing family yoga sessions for people that have been referred by midwives, social prescribers and self referral and mat based yoga classes for elderly people with a health condition or disability, referred by GP's and social prescribers. New sessions will be delivered for seated yoga to support the physical and mental health of local residents and those that have attended a falls prevention programme. |
| 04/12/2023 | £9,980 | WAKEFIELD TRINITY ABC | This project will provide two hours per week of boxing sessions for adults aged over 50. The project will last for a period of one year. The project will also purchase a small amount of equipment: gloves etc. |
| 04/12/2023 | £13,100 | ICAN HEALTH AND FITNESS CIC | This project will run weekly sessions using small trampolines for 48 weeks of the year. Sessions will be for 30 minutes, with an option to stay and socialise. Sessions will be small, up to 6 participants but can be delivered twice in the allocated time, allowing for up to 12 people per week. |
| 04/12/2023 | £4,130 | CHAMPIONS 4 CHANGE WELLBEING CIC | This project will run a 12-week Boxing Fitness programme for participants, twice weekly at the Glyndon Community centre in the Plumstead area. Funding is for 2 coaches, equipment, hire of facilities and promotion. |
| 04/12/2023 | £4,087£64,012 | NUNEATON AND BEDWORTH SEA CADETS | This project will involve the purchase of 3 additional kayaks, 1 additional canoe and associated watersports equipment and safety equipment. |
| 04/12/2023 | £11,628 | HOOPDREAMS BASKETBALL CLUB | This project will help the organisation to deliver 2 x 1.5 hours sessions each week, on a Wednesday and a Sunday, for 38 weeks. The sessions will be delivered in two different venues. The sessions will be free or charge to participants to the half way point of the project, sessions will be £3 after. The project aims to reach those not in education or employment who are aged 19-25 and mostly from ethnic minority groups. The organisation hope to give participants the opportunity to gain a Level 1 in Basketball coaching. |
| 04/12/2023 | £1,540 | SKYWALKERS TRAMPOLINE CLUB | This project will provide funding for 4 coaches to take part in UKCC Level 1 coaching course to support the continuation of delivery. |
| 04/12/2023 | £12,765 | POSITIVE STATE CIC | This project will run 5, 12 week cohorts of SEND (special educational needs and disability) children from across Thanet in 2 hour climbing activity sessions. It will focus on improving and aiding in many aspects where the children may struggle such as physical strength/balance/fine motor skills and other physical and mental benefits. |
| 04/12/2023 | £5,040 | WOLVERCOTE CRICKET CLUB | This project will set up a girls section a Wolvercote Cricket Club. The project will provided 8 weeks indoor cricket during the winter and 16 weeks of summer cricket, across two locations. Theses will consist of 2 x 60min session a week. 35-60 participants are expected to participate during this programme. Funding will support, coaching, venue hire (training and matches) and free club shirts to all participants. |
| 04/12/2023 | £13,907 | LOVE SPORT FOUNDATION CIC | The project will provide regular sporting opportunities for less active young people in Conisbrough aged 11-16. This will consist of four hours of weekly multi-sport delivered by two coaches at De Warenne Academy for 42 weeks, with a two-hour session on Wednesday evenings and two-hour session on Saturday afternoons. Activities will include tennis, softball, rugby union, hockey, dodgeball, basketball and non-contact American football. Funding will pay for refreshments, facility hire, coaching fees and equipment, including cricket and tennis sets, balls, bibs, hockey sticks, cones, discs, water bottles and first aid kit. |
| 01/12/2023 | £4,500 | CHILL THERAPY CIC | This project will deliver 3 cohorts of 2 x 1 hour sea swim sessions per week for 8 weeks. The sessions will be delivered for people that are less active and suffer from mental heath issues. |
| 01/12/2023 | £2,400,000 | HYNDBURN BOROUGH COUNCIL | The project will support the development of a new leisure centre and community hub facility at Wilson's Playing Fields to replace the existing clubhouse and provide modern, fit-for-purpose leisure and wellness facilities. The facility will be co-located with existing outdoor facilities including an athletics track, football and rugby union pitches. The site also brings the opportunity to create a vibrant Active Environment hub with not only indoor/outdoor leisure and sporting provision; but will also link with the canal towpath which runs adjacent to the site and a further broader opportunity to promote active travel given the siteÂ’s geographical location. The wider outdoor space will be utilised by the leisure centre to deliver wellbeing activities such as walking groups and physical activity programmes. 7. There will be greater opportunity for people to participate in different activities than they normally would and also for spectators of the outdoor sports (such as football and rugby) to utilise the indoor facilities whilst their children/relatives/friends are participating in club sessions. The project will reduce health inequalities throughout Hyndburn by providing flexible and high-quality leisure facilities that can deliver a diverse range of sports, activities and initiatives that will improve the health and wellbeing of its participants. |
| 30/11/2023 | £8,570 | BEHIND BARS CALLISTHENICS ACADEMY | This project will provide 6 8-week programmes of activity for 16 participants in each programme. There will be 3 hours of activity per week during the programmes. |
| 30/11/2023 | £14,100£927,238 | THE HUNSLET CLUB | This project will run term time after school rugby league sessions for girls aged 11-15 from October 2023 to February 2024 with the aim of launching a girls team in March 2024. 2hr sessions will take place five times per week, with 2 sessions on school sites and 3 at the Hunslet Club. |
| 30/11/2023 | £15,000 | COMMUNITY PRESS OFFICE LIMITED | The project will extend and expand a project developed under the Together Fund in partnership with Active Humber. Combining physical exercise and mental health support for 100 new less active participants drawn from areas of deprivation, a qualified personal trainer will deliver 48 weeks of free activity at the community gym and sports hall at Centre4, together with the instructorÂ’s own facility. This will typically comprise three hours per week of class sessions to larger groups, such as Boxfit and circuits, and six hours per week of gym time for PT and small group work. Delivery might also include other activities such as guided beach walks and runs. Funding will pay for instructor fees and Centre4 venue hire. |
| 30/11/2023 | £9,240£361,188 | SIMPLY LIMITLESS | This project will continue to run Megamovers which is music fitness for the over 60s with a some chair based exercise, some standing exercise and attention paid to torso, arms and legs. |
| 29/11/2023 | £10,590 | SWALE COMMUNITY LEISURE | This project will deliver tailored sporting activities to over 50's who are disabled, socially isolated, physically inactive, sedentary and frail. They will deliver cognitive stimulating games and 45 minutes of physical activity in Meopham Leisure Centre, they will also work in partnership with 2 local care homes by going to the care homes and delivering weekly and 1:1 sessions to the residents, who will then have the opportunity to attend the sessions at the Leisure Centre when they are more comfortable and confident. |
| 29/11/2023 | £2,500 | BERWICK UPON TWEED SAILING CLUB | This project will contribute to the purchase cost of a Hartley 12.2 Trainer boat. This type of boat is suitable for adult use and can be sailed by one beginner and an adult instructor at the same time. This will allow for the applicant club to use the boat for teaching adults and provide free volunteer provided taster sessions for the local community. The project will benefit 300 participants. |
| 29/11/2023 | £4,600 | SHOULDHAM BOWLS & SOCIAL CLUB | This project will purchase a bowls carpet to enable new and existing members to continue to bowl in the winter months by moving indoors. The club will also purchase a storage container to store the equipment and buggies to free up the indoor space to allow the indoor bowling. |
| 29/11/2023 | £191,100£976,181 | SPORTS PARTNERSHIP HEREFORDSHIRE AND WORCESTERSHIRE | A national network of welfare officers to mentor and support clubs across England, supporting local clubs in ensuring the welfare of their members, both children and adults. The officers will assist Club Welfare Officers in promoting good practice and safe sport at a local level. |
| 29/11/2023 | £191,100£1,303,156 | ACTIVE GLOUCESTERSHIRE | A national network of welfare officers to mentor and support clubs across England, supporting local clubs in ensuring the welfare of their members, both children and adults. The officers will assist Club Welfare Officers in promoting good practice and safe sport at a local level. |
| 29/11/2023 | £191,100 | ACTIVE DORSET CIC | A national network of welfare officers to mentor and support clubs across England, supporting local clubs in ensuring the welfare of their members, both children and adults. The officers will assist Club Welfare Officers in promoting good practice and safe sport at a local level. |
| 29/11/2023 | £9,949 | BRIGHTON AND HOVE SKATEPARKS ASSOCIATION | This project will deliver a new programme of free skateboarding tuition sessions to young people, including recent migrants, refugees and asylum seekers, who live in disadvantaged neighbourhoods in Brighton and Hove. Sessions will take place in the Whitehawk and Portslade areas of Brighton and Hove and will give participants a fun, free experience, allowing them to socialise with other young people and lessen the burden of common problems present in households in areas with a low IMD, such as poverty, mental health issues, familial conflict or caring roles. Each course will consist of six, hour-long sessions with 12 participants in each and will run twice over one school term, totalling 48 unique participants across the courses. In addition to the coaches sessions, each course will include a workshop where participants will design graphics and print them onto recycled skateboard decks donated by members of the skateboarding community. Funding will contribute towards equipment purchases, coaching fees, transport costs, staffing costs and hire of facilities. |
| 29/11/2023 | £8,650 | CULLINGWORTH BOWLING CLUB | This project will hire a session coach for one year to deliver 3 x 1.5 hour sessions per week for 24 weeks and qualify members in coaching accreditations. This will enable the club to increase membership and be able to coach a more diverse membership. Alongside this, the club will also purchase equipment and improve the clubhouse to provide access to the ground and facilities to accommodate the increased members and will allow inclusivity. |
| 29/11/2023 | £11,284£92,475 | ARTS 2 HEAL | This project will support a local vulnerable group of BAME women who are experiencing physical and mental health challenges and isolation by introducing them to physical fitness activities tailored to them. They will focus on physical and mental wellbeing with education on healthy lifestyle and community integration. The activities and education/community support work will take place in 3 12 week interventions. They will be taught about nutrition, community togetherness and take part in evaluations over the project. Each session will have a physical activity followed by one of these group work activities to finish. |
| 29/11/2023 | £521,859 | EALING COUNCIL | LetÂ’s Go Southall is one of 12 Local Delivery Pilots for Sport EnglandÂ’s strategy to research and develop innovative solutions that break down barriers to physical activity. LetÂ’s Go SouthallÂ’s mission is to make it easy for people in Southall to get active as part of their daily lives. The LetÂ’s Go Southall programme aims to decrease levels of physical inactivity in Southall, focusing on individuals who currently do less than 30 minutes of activity a week. |
| 29/11/2023 | £30,000£897,325 | GOALBALL UK | Partner investment focus on the broader systems that create opportunities for all people to take part in sport and physical activity and tackle the inequalities that affect participation, making sport and activity more inclusive. |
| 28/11/2023 | £7,220 | 5UP CIC | This project will deliver once a week physical activity session to 20 children aged 7-11 over a 32 week period. Children will be from the local estate which is a two minute walk from the venue. There will be three coaches delivering these sessions which will involve muay Thai, boxing, squash at their venue and hockey and other fitness circuit training routines at a local park 4 mins away from venue. Sessions will also incorporate interactive games, nature walks as well as the different sporting activities. The sessions will be every Saturday for 2 hours for 32 weeks and there will be a meal provided after session to participants. |
| 28/11/2023 | £8,400£22,034 | ACTIVE REDDITCH COMMUNITY HUB (ARCH) | This project will provide funding for the Asian community based in Redditch to participate in a weekly Aqua aerobics sessions over a 40 week period. Funding will specifically support qualifications, promotion, facility hire and coaching fees. |
| 28/11/2023 | £7,640 | BASILDON BASKETBALL CLUB | The Hoops for Health Project is a community-based initiative by the Basildon Basketball Club that will use basketball as a tool to promote physical and mental health awareness and wellbeing. The project will deliver a variety of basketball activities at the James Hornsby School in Basildon. Activities include weekly basketball sessions, basketball clinics, competitive basketball leagues, coaching and mentoring programmes and health and wellness workshops. Benefitting at least 80 people, activity will be delivered across a 12-month period. Funding will support venue hire, equipment, and the costs to provide coaches and referees to facilitate weekly activities and competitive tournaments. |
| 28/11/2023 | £14,975£97,276 | GLOBE COMMUNITY PROJECT | This project will offer 30 gentle yoga sessions for 30 recently arrived refugee women who have suffered trauma, are in unfamiliar surroundings and are inactive. Funding is required for staffing to include interpreters, outreach, volunteer management, instructors and project coordination, refreshments and DBS checks. |
| 28/11/2023 | £9,600 | COLLECTIVE REVOLUTION C.I.C. | This project will open two of the upstairs areas within the new youth hub (opening in November) into a youth community gym, providing gym drop ins, self defence workshops, boxing workshops for children and young people including SEN, but mainly for LGBT+ young people who do not feel comfortable attending gyms. |
| 28/11/2023 | £12,450 | OXFORD CITY COUNCIL | This project will deliver separate weekly dance sessions for young people (including those at risk of exploitation), adults with a health inequality or long term health condition and adults that suffer from loneliness and isolation. An experienced dance instructor will lead the sessions, supported by an assistant instructor. For the sessions focused on people with a health inequality or long term health condition and people that suffer from loneliness and isolation, local social prescribers will help accompany participants to the sessions. Additional options of online or at home sessions may be offered if unable to attend in person. |
| 28/11/2023 | £3,806 | CARE PLUS | This project will provide a 2 day, in-person, training programme for 7 Activity Coordinators and 5 volunteers to be able to safely lead seated exercise classes across their retirement living communities and community venues. Up to 120 residents will be able to take part and 5 new boccia sets will be purchased, along with some new, additional equipment (resistance bands, bendaballs, foam noodles and bean bags) to have a supply at each scheme available for regular use and to allow as many residents as possible to participate in various activities tailored to their needs. |
| 28/11/2023 | £14,872£20,921 | DARLINGTON ASSISTANCE FOR REFUGEES (DAR) | This project will deliver a multi-sport offering of weekly activities to refugees. The project will run for one year and will provide: a 90 minute football session once a week for up to 30 participants; a 45 minute Pilates session once a week for up to 7 participants; 3 x one hour women's gym sessions weekly for 4 participants and a 3 x one hour boxing sessions weekly for 12 participants. |
| 28/11/2023 | £7,720£418,168 | MENSCRAFT | This project will deliver two separate activity opportunities. In partnership with NR Fitness Gyms participants will receive introductory one hour gym workouts and nutritional advice across four venues aligned with Menscraft Pit Stops in Dereham, Watton, Lowestoft and Great Yarmouth. 20-25 men will then have access to a personal trainer one day a week over 26 weeks. In addition, the project will offer three six week canoeing programmes delivered by Bush Adventures to six to eight men on each programme. |
| 28/11/2023 | £7,000£22,321 | TR14ERS COMMUNITY DANCE CHARITY LIMITED | This project will look to grow its membership numbers through increasing the dancing standards of the TR14ers. This project will allow 10 members of TR14ers to attend dance sessions at Studio4Dance in St Austell over a 12 month period. Funding will specifically support coaching fees and transport costs. |
| 28/11/2023 | £10,000 | LONDON BOXING | This project will aim to deliver 6 'This Girl Can' Competitive and Recreational sessions over a 12 month period delivering only for Women and Girls. The 6 sessions will consist of 2 hours pre event of female only taster sessions focusing on non contact and 2 hours for more competitive females to take part in competitions. Funding will support coach fees, equipment, venue hire, medical support, officials, marketing. |
| 28/11/2023 | £7,290£433,029 | ST WERBURGHS COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION | This project will provide funding for 3 programmes of activity delivering fitness and wellbeing sessions, SEND yoga and LGBTQIA+ community yoga sessions. Funding will specifically support coaching costs and facility alterations. |
| 28/11/2023 | £11,000£1,594,097 | AGE UK SALFORD | This project will fund two coaches to provide multi sports (predominantly walking football) for 2 hours per week over 50 weeks, to 30 people with dementia. The activities will take place at Albert Park Community Centre in Salford. |
| 28/11/2023 | £6,199£1,994,712 | MANCHESTER YOUTH ZONE | This project will deliver trampolining and running activity summer sessions over a 12-week period to physically and culturally marginalised young people between the ages of 8 - 25 yrs from low socio-economic areas around Manchester. Participants will learn various trampolining techniques using specialist trampolining equipment such as inflatable tumble track, hoists and safety mats, top tumbler and trampette. The project will culminate in an end-of-project tournament for different age groups. It is planned for the project to be expanded further post funding into junior, senior and weekend family sessions as they become imbedded into the sports and fitness provision. Activities will be delivered once a week, with each session covering a 2-hour period. |
| 27/11/2023 | £9,600£62,171 | POTENTIAL KIDS | This project will deliver 2 sessions per week to neurodiverse clients aged 8 to 19 years at two locations, aiming to support 68 participants. The first session will be a 1-hour multi-sports/adapted sport session, the other 1-hour of trampolining. Sessions will start in September and run for 36 weeks and will be run by experienced/qualified coaches. The multi-sports/adapted sport session will include boccia, dodgeball, football, tri-golf, athletics and basketball and will take place at Gosling Sports Part and Birchwood Leisure Centre. |
| 27/11/2023 | £191,100£939,888 | THINK ACTIVE CSW | A national network of welfare officers to mentor and support clubs across England, supporting local clubs in ensuring the welfare of their members, both children and adults. The officers will assist Club Welfare Officers in promoting good practice and safe sport at a local level. |
| 27/11/2023 | £7,840£32,250 | COMMUNITY SUPPORT CENTRE | This project will run over 9 months with intentions to reach, on a weekly basis, up to 15 women per session. It is a 12 week programme and will run 3 slots of 12 weeks over 9 months. Each session lasts 1h30 and 30 min of cooling down. The sessions will be a mix of dance and 'keep fit' activities, for women from the BAME community who are over 45 years old. |
| 27/11/2023 | £8,662£218,049 | ATLANTIC RACQUET CENTRE - BADMINTON | To purchase two replacement Gerflor Taraflex indoor badminton court mats; upskill ARC coaches and volunteers to take badminton into community parish councils through Badminton England coaching accreditation including the para-badminton CPD course by both volunteers and coaching staff; to resource community outreach by hire of parish venues and local schools, buy Badminton England ‘Racket Pack/Smash UpÂ’ packs plus shuttles with associated adaptations, staff training and coaching fees. The aim is to improve deteriorating ARC playing courts and promote sustainable parish badminton weekly groups for 352 inactive / less-active, young, over 55, female and less able people. |
| 27/11/2023 | £4,660 | ONWARD HOMES LTD | This project will set up 3 Cycle Recycle sessions through Active Lancashire resulting in a free bicycle, followed by integration into existing cycle groups. It will also set up Walk and talk sessions to and from a friendship bench, weekly Couch to 5k sessions, 4 Family Health and Wellbeing sessions in partnership with Hyndburn Leisure and yoga sessions for beginners. |
| 24/11/2023 | £6,882£351,267 | WARWICK PERCY ESTATE COMMUNITY PROJECTS - ALSO KNOWN AS THE GAP | This 12 month project will set up and deliver a new indoor Short Mat Bowls Club aimed at inactive and isolated older men (60+ years) in and around Warwick. Funding is for start-up equipment costs for two short mat bowling lanes. The project will initially support 16 actively interested participants with the aim of attracting a further group making up to 32. Initially teams will be organised as 4 x bowing teams of 4 participants, each for two-hour sessions. Further demand for a second session is anticipated making the total up to 32 participants. The bowling will be delivered on Friday daytimes to suit the lifestyles of participants and will run entirely from The Gap Community Centre, being a short walk from the bus stop, and having both off road and on road car parking and disabled facilities along with a cafe. |
| 24/11/2023 | £11,328 | BELLY DANCE WORLD | This project will provide a series of belly dance community workshops for women. They will focus on different types of belly dance in different sessions. The session will include general belly dance evenings, creative dance evenings, Bhangra weekend sessions, West- African weekend sessions, belly dance for elders in social care setting and wake up and stretch sessions for 50+ but open to all adults. The sessions will run on evenings, weekends and day time events, each session running for 60-90 min. The funding is for equipment, project management costs, promotion, facility hire, transport and coach fees. |
| 24/11/2023 | £10,020£699,606 | MK SNAP | The project will provide new opportunities for people with disabilities in the Milton Keynes area to take part in including yoga, street dance, cricket and boxercise. The project will fund support workers to accompany people to these activities and transport. |
| 24/11/2023 | £382,200£2,255,356 | BIRMINGHAM SPORT AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY TRUST | A national network of welfare officers to mentor and support clubs across England, supporting local clubs in ensuring the welfare of their members, both children and adults. The officers will assist Club Welfare Officers in promoting good practice and safe sport at a local level. |
| 24/11/2023 | £9,132 | NEWCASTLE EAST END FC | This project will provide a 40-week programme delivering physical activity to community members with learning difficulties within the Walkergate ward. Sessions are delivered at the Swans Recreation Ground by 2 new specialised coaches and focus on improvements to physical, mental and social health and developing key employability skills. |
| 23/11/2023 | £2,200 | BRIGHTON STREET STORMERS LEAGUE SKATER HOCKEY CLUB | This project will provide funding to buy 2 new goals as the existing ones are over 30 years old and no longer safe and repairable and do not meet the current BIPHA standards. This will allow the club to continue to run weekly sessions and play within leagues as well as bring in new players. |
| 23/11/2023 | £11,950 | ML COMMUNITY ENTERPRISE LIMITED | This project will offer a multi-sports coaching programme 3 evenings each week over 9 months to help tackle inequalities faced in Coldharbour and surrounding areas of Brixton, London. Sports Include basketball, football and table tennis. |
| 23/11/2023 | £8,000£99,790 | HENNA ASIAN WOMEN'S GROUP | This project will expand current delivery of gentle exercise sessions primarily at Hampstead Court and Abbey Community Centre and further develop the hybrid sessions (some attend in person, and some attend via video sessions). 1 session will be delivered per week at each venue with each session being for 80 minutes. |
| 23/11/2023 | £382,200£1,105,596 | SUSSEX COUNTY SPORTS PARTNERSHIP TRUST | A national network of welfare officers to mentor and support clubs across England, supporting local clubs in ensuring the welfare of their members, both children and adults. The officers will assist Club Welfare Officers in promoting good practice and safe sport at a local level. |
| 23/11/2023 | £382,200 | SURREY COUNTY COUNCIL | A national network of welfare officers to mentor and support clubs across England, supporting local clubs in ensuring the welfare of their members, both children and adults. The officers will assist Club Welfare Officers in promoting good practice and safe sport at a local level. |
| 23/11/2023 | £382,200£3,467,804 | GREATER MANCHESTER SPORTS PARTNERSHIP | A national network of welfare officers to mentor and support clubs across England, supporting local clubs in ensuring the welfare of their members, both children and adults. The officers will assist Club Welfare Officers in promoting good practice and safe sport at a local level. |
| 23/11/2023 | £2,960 | YORKSHIRE MARTYRS CHEERLEADING AND DANCE SCHOOL CIC | This project will provide a weekly dance fitness class on a Wednesday 8pm until 9pm. The project will include the aim of performing at a school shows and attending a competition. |
| 23/11/2023 | £6,230 | MERSEYSIDE COUNTY NETBALL ASSOCIATION | This project will provide opportunities for inactive women/young girls (13+) to become active within netball (including Walking Netball and Back to Netball) over seven months, at three locations in the wider Merseyside region though coaching, coach education (5xL1 and 5xL2), Netball Official training (x10) and workshops. ~The funding will also support a small equipment budget and a capital element for floor replacement of two netball courts at the Tranmere Rovers site. |
| 22/11/2023 | £15,000£872,576 | IMO CHARITY | This project will deliver weekly sports sessions to men and women from diverse communities. This will be achieved by offering; Netball for 2 hours for women, Badminton for 1 hour for men and 1 hour for women, Volleyball for 2 hours for men and 2 x 1 hour football sessions for men. |
| 22/11/2023 | £6,400 | WYMONDHAM ARCHERS | This project will provide a 1200mm wide pathway that will stretch across the width of the clubs archery range-providing a more accessible stable platform. |
| 22/11/2023 | £998,000 | SURFING ENGLAND LTD | Partner investment focus on the broader systems that create opportunities for all people to take part in sport and physical activity and tackle the inequalities that affect participation, making sport and activity more inclusive. |
| 22/11/2023 | £9,210£3,027,007 | MENCAP IN KIRKLEES | This project will provide 90 yoga sessions and 12 extended sessions to engage with service users and determine what they like about yoga allowing the sessions to evolve. The activity will take place in 3 Learning Disability day centres and 2 residential homes across Kirklees. |
| 22/11/2023 | £5,832 | PLYMOUTH UNITY THROUGH VOLLEYBALL | This project will contribute towards the provision of new indoor volleyball sessions for beginner juniors and ladies. The project will last 30 weeks and take place in 2 different locations in Plymouth. Funding will support equipment purchases (including posts, balls, nets and playing kits) and coaching qualifications for club volunteers (2 assistant coach courses and 1 level 2 course, plus safeguarding courses and referees courses). The project is seeking to benefit 23 participants. |
| 22/11/2023 | £2,400£430,123 | WOMENZONE | This project will run weekly fitness/exercise sessions from Womenzone Community Centre gym which is situated in Bradford Moor. These will be delivered by and for women from minoritised backgrounds and will incorporate peer support to give individuals confidence and a sense of community. Funding will contribute towards 3 exercise bike, dumbbells' and a rack and 6 skipping ropes. |
| 22/11/2023 | £5,405 | QUEEN'S PARK COMMUNITY COUNCIL | This project will facilitate weekly lunchtime activities for Queen's Park residents at the newly opened Jubilee Community Centre. The project will run for 14 weeks, with each session consisting of a mental and physical health component. This project aims to support mental health and wellbeing, and provide exposure to sport and exercise opportunities for senior residents, disabled residents, non-working parents, carers, and those living in assisted accommodation. Activities include - boxing, rounders, boccia, bowls, soca aerobics, yoga, Pilates, dance, zumba, Tai-Chi, chair-based exercise, power-walking. |
| 21/11/2023 | £14,080£2,558,672 | FAMILY CARE TRUST | This project will fund a multi-sport activity project for adults with learning disabilities. The project will be facilitated at 3 different sites: on-site sports coaching at Newlands Bishop Farm, off-site sports coaching at Hampton in Adren Sports Club and off-site climbing coaching at Flash Climbing Centre. |
| 21/11/2023 | £3,240£41,586 | CHALKDOWN GROUP RIDING FOR THE DISABLED ASSOCIATION | This project will provide therapeutic riding sessions for children with autism for a 12 month period from January 2024. |
| 21/11/2023 | £9,920£84,719 | EKOTA ACADEMY LIMITED | This project will provide sports/recreational/health/wellbeing activities including badminton and basketball to tackle inequalities for residents in Barking and Dagenham and Redbridge. |
| 21/11/2023 | £14,450 | LANCASHIRE RUGBY FOOTBALL UNION LTD | This project will provide funding to deliver mixed ability rugby at 4 rugby clubs across Lancashire, creating 4 teams that will be able to participate at local rugby festivals. Funding will specifically support coaching costs, promotion and training. |
| 21/11/2023 | £5,780£4,348,923 | THE ALBANY | Meet Me On the dance floor will be delivered in three 6-week blocks (18 sessions) from January to June 2024. The project will be delivered over 6 months and will offer 60 elders 1.5 hour classes of supported dance sessions led by an experienced dance and movement practitioner. |
| 21/11/2023 | £191,100£859,092 | TOGETHER ACTIVE | A national network of welfare officers to mentor and support clubs across England, supporting local clubs in ensuring the welfare of their members, both children and adults. The officers will assist Club Welfare Officers in promoting good practice and safe sport at a local level. |
| 21/11/2023 | £7,535£3,252,922 | CHILDREN NORTH EAST | This project will run 33 street dance workshops during term time for children aged 5-11 from their family hub, the Cowgate Children's Centre. Sessions would be delivered in cohorts of 11 weeks (33 sessions in total) staffed by play and youth workers, plus a qualified dance teacher. |
| 21/11/2023 | £11,720 | KULAM FOUNDATION | This project will run activities for BAME young people consisting of weekly, two 2-hour sessions for football and two 2-hour sessions for basketball, plus two 1-hour physical exercise and fitness sessions, each person being expected to participate in one 2-hour session per week. Funding will contribute towards sporting equipment, facility hire, volunteer expense and coaches fees. |
| 21/11/2023 | £12,556£209,388 | STAND TOGETHER NETWORK | This project will engage 70 inactive BAMER beneficiaries, aged 40+ to participate in sporting activities to improve their overall health and wellbeing. The project will deliver 4 hours of support per week, over 36 weeks, twice weekly. The sessions will be delivered by a professional/qualified sports coach and take place at Community House, Edmonton. Activities include yoga, Zumba, badminton, walking, dancing, Tai Chi, Pilates, seated exercises, outdoors jogging, stretching, breathing exercises, muscle-strengthening and aerobics. |
| 21/11/2023 | £11,000£918,708 | COMMUNITY DRUG AND ALCOHOL RECOVERY SERVICES | A project of weekly walking and cycling groups to 4 cohorts per year of 5 people each to discover the local area over 12 weeks. It will provide basic road safety and bike maintenance, two trained keyworkers / facilitators for walks and cycling sessions, 50 smartwatches to track progress, cycle storage outside the mental health recovery cafe. Motivational interviewing techniques and CBT will be used to encourage participation in non-competitive sessions to reach the 42kms (or a marathon) target with associated promotion and marketing. The aim is to provide a new entry point for 50 inactive service users who experience mental health and/ or substance misuse issues, improve diet, integrate movement into daily lifestyle, foster camaraderie and mutual support to create new friendships, reduce loneliness and isolation to improve physical and mental health. |
| 21/11/2023 | £5,168£526,736 | GROWING TOGETHER NORTHAMPTON | This project will help continue pre and post natal strength sessions. Funding will help support the current instructor and finance a staff member to be qualified to continue the pre and post natal sessions. |
| 20/11/2023 | £80,000£43,216 | HOLFORD DRIVE COMMUNITYSPORTS HUB LIMITED | The Project Objectives are to support legacy and celebrate the Commonwealth Games through Places and Spaces. The creation of a 3-year activation post to enable the Hub to reach more users, to increase participation levels and decrease inactivity levels. A focus on engaging more priority groups, children and young people to provide positive experiences, through the range of activities and sports offered. Provide learning and insight on engaging new participants, improving community cohesion to become more inclusive and resilient. |
| 20/11/2023 | £3,720 | STAFFS LIFTING CLUB | This project will fund U18s with Special Educational Needs (SEN), who are not fully engaged in mainstream education pathways and are at risk of physical inactivity. The sessions will focus on strength-based exercise to support health, confidence and resilience. There will be two weekly sessions: Group 1 and Group 2 to SEN U18Â’s for 90-mins. Each session will have the capacity to support 8-10 individuals and will be delivered by a specialist coach (supported by a newly qualified volunteer). This will be over 31 weeks (term-time only and allow for bank holidays and gym closures within a 52-week period) starting 6/11/23 and ending 8/7/24. |
| 20/11/2023 | £1,656 | DONISTHORPE PHANTOMS BASKETBALL CLUB | The project will help establish a community basketball club through the purchase of additional equipment. Items will include basketballs, pump, weighted training ball, two sets of playing kit, scoreboard and kick shield. The equipment will be used during training and regular friendlies, in preparation for league fixtures in 2024. In addition, funding will support promotional branding to help raise the clubÂ’s profile. |
| 20/11/2023 | £4,520£119,666 | QUEENSBERRY AMATEUR BOXING CLUB LIMITED | This project will offer boxing to girls and young females in Stoke on Trent. |
| 20/11/2023 | £10,572£427,988 | BRIGHT FUTURES NE | This project will deliver 2 90-minute sports sessions per week for a period of one year. |
| 20/11/2023 | £1,050 | CALNE TABLE TENNIS CLUB | This project will purchase table tennis equipment for use at their new venue at Kingsbury Green Academy in order to be able to accommodate new members, run coaching sessions and run a new after school club for students at the academy. |
| 20/11/2023 | £14,284£43,593 | THEMOVEMENT CHARITY | This project would enable the recruitment, training and support of 12 additional volunteer instructors to deliver weekly exercise sessions with existing and new charity partners. The project would be managed by a newly recruited part time volunteer coordinator, who would deliver 2 weekly exercise sessions themselves, and enable over 500 trauma informed exercise sessions, for over 50 women. |
| 20/11/2023 | £14,385£163,036 | PLYMOUTH SPORTS CHARITY LIMITED | This project in Plymouth is aimed at middle aged men between the ages of 39 and 64 who are struggling with their physical health causing them live a sedentary lifestyle. It will deliver eight five-week (twice a week) free introductory golf programmes to eight different cohorts of 10 men over a twelve-month period. During each five-week program the following will be taught 1. What to wear, 2. What's in the bag, 3. Benefits of golf, 4. The basics of GASP (Grip Aim Stance and Posture), 5. The basics of golf etiquette and scoring games. |
| 20/11/2023 | £15,000£27,724,000 | GOSPORT AND FAREHAM MS | This project will deliver 4 exercise sessions per week for people living with Multiple Sclerosis. Activities will include Pilates, Yoga and seated Keep-Fit. |
| 20/11/2023 | £6,340 | HEATON NORRIS PAVILION COMMUNITY CENTRE | This project will run 14 weeks of Arabic/Indian dance sessions x 3 hrs per week and 14 weeks of Afro Caribbean dance sessions x 3 hrs per week and food cooking and celebration event for 4 months. |
| 20/11/2023 | £14,940£13,800 | FAMILY PASSEL | This project will deliver twice weekly, physical activity sessions in Newham, East London. Over a period of 6 months, the project will work with diverse populations, including those from Afro-Caribbean communities. Funding will support facility hire costs, project coordinator and admin roles, new equipment purchases and coaching costs. |
| 20/11/2023 | £14,996 | LAMBETH ASIAN CENTRE (LAC) | This project will provide 48 weeks of three hour weekly social inclusion tailored sports and physical activity programmes. Sessions will include meals and delivered to 35 sedentary inactive older Asian people from BAME communities. The regularity of these activities will initiate a change in culture whereby inactive older Asian people take small steps to being active and feeling encouraged to take part in sport and physical activity in an environment where they feel welcome and comfortable. |
| 20/11/2023 | £6,280£1,791,691 | LEICESTER CITY FOOTBALL CLUB TRUST LIMITED | The project will provide regular physical activity for 30 adults with learning disabilities living in the Saffron Lane and Eyres Monsell estates. 30 weekly sessions will take place, with one-hour of activity followed by lunch and opportunities to socialise. Activities will include table tennis, exercise and fitness, boccia, basketball, badminton and football. Participants will also be provided with personal development and enrichment opportunities, such as volunteering in the local community. Funding will support facility hire, coachesÂ’ fees, transport, refreshments and inclusive activity training. |
| 20/11/2023 | £5,000 | CHRIS EDWARDS ACADEMY CIC | This project will seek to work with those who have criminal records and support those with anti-social behaviour, in gaining accesses to different courses and qualifications in boxing and strength and conditioning. The aim is also to train the participants up to a competitive level in boxing. The funding will support new equipment, training and facility alteration. |
| 20/11/2023 | £12,217£2,089,571 | MIND IN CROYDON | This project will fund sporting activity over 5 locations. Funding will cover coaching fees, 'New Coach' training fees and Venue/equipment hire. The project is aimed at clients who also suffer from low income, social isolation and have inactive lifestyles. The length of activities varies across the different activities (Yoga, Tennis, Zumba, MMA) and all except tennis (35 weeks) are between 41-46 weeks in duration (one session of each activity per week). They aim to reach approx. 65 people per week across the various activities. |
| 20/11/2023 | £11,675 | PEOPLE EMPOWERED CIC | This project will set up U13 and U17 dodgeball teams in the Wigan area and support them with coaching to enter competitions over a 12 month period. Weekly training sessions will be held with a coach from the Wigan Warriors Dodgeball, plus attendance at up to 8 competitions. Up to 32 young people will be involved who may come from disadvantaged communities, are female, commit crime or be a crime victim, face school exclusion or witnessed abuse. Funding will be used for sports hall hire, equipment/kit, insurance (for new teams), after match hospitality, competition fees, recruitment within school, coaches, project management, schools taster sessions and team travel. |
| 20/11/2023 | £60,000 | ENGLAND ATHLETICS LIMITED | Partner investment focus on the broader systems that create opportunities for all people to take part in sport and physical activity and tackle the inequalities that affect participation, making sport and activity more inclusive. |
| 17/11/2023 | £11,391£809,167 | TRELYA | This project will offer a 12 month programme of weekly activities to families impacted by some of the worst levels of multiple disadvantage in the country. Project sports coaches will support children, young people and adult family members who are inactive due to deprivation to enjoy and engage in sports activities that they would not normally have the opportunity to try. Each participant will try at least 4 different sports and access a minimum of 100 hours of activity over the life of the project. Activities on offer include Dance, Buggy jogs, Group baby hikes, Skipping, Rounders, Cycling, Swimming, Multi-skill coaching and Dodgeball. |
| 16/11/2023 | £14,990£115,234 | COVENTRY RUGBY COMMUNITY FOUNDATION | This project will establish netball academies in schools across Coventry, particularly where a provision of netball is lacking and/or areas of high deprivation, to provide regular access to the sport to girls aged 8 to 15 years old. It will provide coaching sessions in schools to help introduce physical activity and knowledge on the need for it to girls across Coventry to help boost women and girls activity rates. |
| 16/11/2023 | £9,850 | ADVENTURE AND EXPO | The project will provide subsidised training and assessment courses for around 20 people to increase capacity and sustain participation in hiking, climbing and mountaineering. This will consist of ten Mountain Leader and ten Rock Climbing Instructor courses and assessments, provided by Mountain Training. Members will complete the training course and then enter a period of practice and mentoring, prior to taking their final assessments to evaluate competence and performance. Funding will also support the associated travel, accommodation and equipment expenses. Once qualified, members will support the clubÂ’s activities and enable group sizes to expand. |
| 16/11/2023 | £4,500£18,650 | AFRO-BRAZILIAN ARTS & CULTURAL EXCHANGE INSTITUTE | A self-defence Capoeira project for 80 girls and young women. It will provide four classes per week involving two weekly self-defence sessions (1 x girls 12-17 and 1 x young women 18-25 and two weekly yoga 1 x girls 12-17 and 1 x young women 18-25). It will include volunteer expenses, a lead and assistant coach with self-funded equipment, staff costs, facility hire and associated promotion and publicity, The aim is to improve mental and physical wellbeing by building relationships and trust between young girls from different background to reduce language barriers, loneliness and prejudice. Also, to gain new skills, raise confidence, contribute to environmental sustainability and divert from local gang culture or youth crime. |
| 16/11/2023 | £14,015£294,387 | LEV ECHOD CANCER CARE | This project will provide opportunities for Physical Activity (particularly cycling and BMX) for cancer patients and carers. The focus sport will be cycling and the project will begin with taster sessions, allowing participants to experience BMX, Track, and Road and paracycling cycling. For those not wanting to take part in cycling opportunities, 10 pin bowling and water sports will also be offered. Funding will support transport costs, staffing costs, coaching fees and equipment purchases. The project is seeking to benefit 85 participants. |
| 16/11/2023 | £13,400 | BELLS GARDENS TENNANT & RESIDENT ASSOCIATION | This project will expand on current exercise class provision, to provide a free intervention to inspire participants to become active in the long term. The classes will be varied and delivered over a 9 month period. |
| 16/11/2023 | £9,600 | LEX LEISURE | This project will be a 10 week course of 45 minute swimming lessons for children with SEN at 3 locations. The classes will be small size with additional teachers and specialist equipment. |
| 16/11/2023 | £10,400£4,155,198 | COMMUNITY360 | This project will allow Community360 to continue a walking project after a year long pilot. This fund would allow the organisation to employ a Walk Motivator who will work for 10 hours per week, allowing approx 8 hours of walking time and 2 hours for organisation of walks, admin, contacting volunteers, marketing. This project aims to reach 202 people. |
| 16/11/2023 | £191,100 | CORNWALL COUNCIL | A national network of welfare officers to mentor and support clubs across England, supporting local clubs in ensuring the welfare of their members, both children and adults. The officers will assist Club Welfare Officers in promoting good practice and safe sport at a local level. |
| 16/11/2023 | £4,149 | PYPE HAYES COMMUNITY CYCLING CLUB | The project will encourage more local people to join a 'learn to ride a bike' session or join a community 'led ride' in the surrounding area, with the main focus on improving physical health and mental well-being and building up social riding groups to help strengthen community cohesion. The project will provide bikes for new cyclists, train a volunteer to become a ride leader, provide hi-viz vests, maintenance tools, equipment parts and cleaning materials for a maintenance qualified volunteer to service the bikes and provide occasional bike maintenance workshops. |
| 16/11/2023 | £11,528£37,118 | GIRLS ALIVE | This project aims to get swim only sessions operational for Muslim women in the Dorking area aimed at beginners / non swimmers. |
| 16/11/2023 | £10,500 | CHOICE WELLBEING SERVICE CIC | This project will provide funding for a 26 week health and wellbeing course for parents and carers of children with disabilities. The programme will consist of exercise classes and nutritional advise. Funding will specifically support facility hire, coaching courses, session facilitator costs, refreshments, promotion and equipment. |
| 16/11/2023 | £2,890£1,925,154 | BRISTOL CITY ROBINS FOUNDATION | A project to deliver a weekly hour of walking football to 40 mainly inactive African-Caribbean older people from St Paul's, Bristol. All participants will be encouraged to stay after each session to take share in refreshments and talk to like-minded people and the coaches. It will include Hire of Facilities at St Pauls Community Sports Academy managed by Everyone Active, Coaches Fees / Expenses, Staff Costs; Equipment Hire/Purchase of football, bibs and a First Aid Kit with associated Promotion and Publicity. The aim is to give structure to the week with the benefits of physical and mental well-being from developing friendships and team cohesion. |
| 16/11/2023 | £4,441 | URBAN HEARD: YOUTH ENGAGEMENT SPECIALIST CIC | This project will deliver weekly informal netball sessions for 6 months at the youth centre. The sessions will be for young people that live in deprived areas of Solihull. Monthly, North Solihull Sport centre will be used to access an indoor netball court and play with further young people that are linked with other local youth groups. Participants will also be able to access group chats and support which will tackle issues such as healthy lifestyles (including stop vaping support) drugs and alcohol, dangers of pornography, mental health and building positive relationships. |
| 16/11/2023 | £10,880£4,403 | NORTH LANCS DOWN SYNDROME FAMILY AND CARER GROUP | This project has two elements and will provide regular opportunities for children and adults with a disability living in Lancaster, Morecambe, and surrounding areas to move and dance, delivered in partnership with two specialist inclusive dance organisations. The Everybody Dance classes will operate weekly in term time (36 in total) in central Lancaster for people living across North Lancashire and South Cumbria. The early years dance includes 24 sessions provided in community venues across North Lancashire in settings where early years groups already take place to improve accessibility. |
| 16/11/2023 | £600,000 | SHEFFIELD HALLAM UNIVERSITY | The project is for 2-year transition funding to continue place-based systemic working in the area. The project will continue the work to develop learning and practice around working with underserved communities and expand it to other parts of the city in greatest need, whilst connecting it better to the health system, so that patients are appropriately supported in their localities. |
| 15/11/2023 | £10,000£394,413 | COVENTRY BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB | This project will allow the charity to expand current sessions and activities which are over subscribed. Additional sessions will be scheduled and young people will be trained in a range of sports courses and coaching to help develop. New drop in basketball sessions, as requested by the local community, will be hosted. |
| 15/11/2023 | £5,100£123,946 | BEDWELL COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION | This project will deliver 96 fitness-based circuit classes for free to low-income residents (48 weekly sessions for teenagers and 48 weekly sessions for adults). To support project sustainability they will train volunteers to continue to deliver the project. |
| 15/11/2023 | £11,950£6,603,219 | STREET LEAGUE | This project will expand the Street Sports project into new areas such as Aston (Birmingham), Kirkby (Liverpool), Higher Blackley (Manchester) and North Sheffield by providing unemployed and inactive young people aged 16-30 who live in areas of high deprivation with free access to sport. The one-hour Street Sports sessions will take place once a week, for 50 weeks. Youth and Community Coaches will run these sessions and deliver a range of sport activities, including football, basketball, dance, yoga, and general fitness sessions. |
| 15/11/2023 | £9,760£92,700 | SMILE THROUGH SPORT | This project will work with individuals with a range of disabilities and SEND. The Get Moving project is designed to get inactive people to try a range of ways to move and travel through physical activity. This will introduce active travel through walking groups, cycling and frame running as well as multi-sport sessions. |
| 15/11/2023 | £600,000 | OLDHAM BOXING | Capital investment to Victoria House, supporting community asset transfer from Oldham Council to Oldham Boxing. The investment will enable essential works to a historical facility to be used for the benefit of the community for the primary purpose of boxing and sports development. |
| 14/11/2023 | £12,020£339,380 | DIALOGUE SOCIETY | This project will deliver a Cycling project for vulnerable adults - including older adults, individuals with disabilities, and those experiencing socioeconomic disadvantage. Dialogue Society will provide adapted bicycles, and necessary safety equipment, and offer training sessions to ensure participants feel confident and comfortable while cycling. |
| 14/11/2023 | £8,280£813,016 | AGE UK DACORUM | This project will provide fitness and indoor cycling sessions for older people at two locations. There will be 48 sessions at each location, 24 fitness and 24 cycling. |
| 14/11/2023 | £10,980 | ASPIRE AND SUCCEED | This project will deliver a programme of weekly cycling and rowing, for 1 year, with a total of 10 hours per week. Two weekly cycling sessions will be delivered, alongside the purchase of 10 additional bikes for the organisation to loan out. Funds will also support bike maintenance for their own bikes and those already owned by local people. Rowing sessions will be delivered in partnership with Nowka Bais CIC in a mixture of bell boats and kayaks. |
| 13/11/2023 | £9,200£179,471 | REFUGEE WORKERS CULTURAL ASSOCIATION | This project will provide three 2-hour yoga sessions per week targeted at women from the Turkish and Kurdish communities in North London. |
| 13/11/2023 | £499,717£1,710,360 | ACCESS SPORT CIO | The Project Objective is to continue to deliver existing programmes and scale up activities to reach more young people. The funding would be used to protect critical roles, retain staff across programmes and create new roles in key areas. |
| 13/11/2023 | £13,200 | BATLEY CRICKET CLUB | This project will install 2 new hybrid pitches at the club's ground, allowing an increase in teams including junior teams (at least 2), women and girls, players with South Asian heritage, a new Sunday league team and an over 50's team. The club will also encourage local schools to use the pitches. |
| 13/11/2023 | £4,197 | APPLEBY FRODINGHAM TABLE TENNIS CLUB 'EVERGREENS' | This project will provide table tennis equipment including lighting and blinds to help deliver table tennis sessions for older people in Scunthorpe. |
| 13/11/2023 | £6,735 | HOLISTIC SUPPORT | This project will deliver 4 sets of 6-week non-contact boxing sessions targeted at women with children, and providing childcare facilities to enable them to take part. Each session will last two hours. |
| 13/11/2023 | £9,590£53,739 | 5 ON IT FOUNDATION | This project will deliver an assembly roadshow and coaching programme to 4 secondary schools across Milton Keynes. This is part of the organisation's initiative Gang Today, Gone Tomorrow. Educational assemblies around gang awareness will be delivered followed by a 5 week programme of basketball coaching. Coaching mentors will be available at the basketball sessions with an option for 1:1 mentoring if required. Finally a 4 hour workshop takes place for up to 60 people who will be shown alternative positive diversionary options including building own YouTube channels and content. |
| 13/11/2023 | £11,928 | YOUNG BEACONS LIMITED | This project will provide young people with opportunities to take part in dances from African and Caribbean cultures. There will be two age groups, 10-16 and 18-24, with 90 minute sessions taking place fortnightly. |
| 13/11/2023 | £3,170£317,158 | MOTHERWELL CHESHIRE | This project will be an extension of the current Cheshire Girl Can campaign, which has been promoting Cheshire sporting opportunities and showing inspirational women and girls in sport that live in Cheshire. This will include dance, walking football, aerobic sessions and rounders. |
| 10/11/2023 | £7,500£84,499 | BETTER COMMUNITIES BRADFORD | This project will deliver a Women's Walking and Dance Club alongside educational sessions on nutrition for Muslim women living in Bradford. Weekly exercise sessions will take place at women's only spaces, local parks or designated walking trails, with participants provided personalised fitness plans. Nutrition workshops will be led by certified dietitians, covering topics such as meal planning and making healthier food choices on a budget. |
| 10/11/2023 | £15,000£3,003,509 | BOLTON LADS AND GIRLS CLUB | This project will deliver a weekly 3-hour sport session, and holiday sessions lasting 5 hours on one day a week. The project will last for 12 months. The sessions are designed for young people aged 8-25 with autism and additional needs. |
| 10/11/2023 | £914£685,981 | ROCK FOUNDATION UK LTD | This project will purchase low cost equipment for a new room that has been turned into a sports hall and for the Support Worker to attend a UK Coaching online course to be able to design and run sessions for participants with learning disabilities. |
| 10/11/2023 | £6,000 | LEARNING PARTNERSHIP WEST | This project will look to continue a previous project that connects young people to basketball sessions ran by this organisation. They will provide weekly basketball sessions every Friday evening to young people who otherwise struggle to access sport. |
| 10/11/2023 | £382,200£2,114,976 | WEST OF ENGLAND SPORT TRUST | A national network of welfare officers to mentor and support clubs across England, supporting local clubs in ensuring the welfare of their members, both children and adults. The officers will assist Club Welfare Officers in promoting good practice and safe sport at a local level. |
| 10/11/2023 | £11,115 | INCLUSIVE SPORT KENT CIC | This project will provide dance sessions for 150 children with SEND in Thanet and Herne Bay. The project will allow children with SEND to express their creativity through dance. These sessions will take a person centred approach, with songs nominated by the children which will inform the dance style taught. The funding will support a weekly dance session for 38 weeks (term time). |
| 10/11/2023 | £415,491 | DEVON COUNTY COUNCIL | A national network of welfare officers to mentor and support clubs across England, supporting local clubs in ensuring the welfare of their members, both children and adults. The officers will assist Club Welfare Officers in promoting good practice and safe sport at a local level. |
| 10/11/2023 | £191,100£767,553 | ACTIVE CHESHIRE | A national network of welfare officers to mentor and support clubs across England, supporting local clubs in ensuring the welfare of their members, both children and adults. The officers will assist Club Welfare Officers in promoting good practice and safe sport at a local level. |
| 10/11/2023 | £8,940 | NEWHAM REFUGEE CONSORTIUM BOBOTO | This project will deliver a 32 week football programme for 22 isolated African Congolese refugee ex-offenders aged 11 to 17 years living in Newham. The 32 week programme will be a catalyst to develop a football club within the refugee community. The second part of the project will see physical exercise classes delivered to African Congolese ex-offender refugees aged 18 to 30. |
| 10/11/2023 | £6,500£4,500 | WESTON SUPER MARE PILOT GIG CLUB | This project will train volunteer to help deliver beginner rowing sessions for isolated, less active/inactive young people in Weston Super Mare. Two boats will be deliver 2 x30 minute sessions per day. Funding will support the volunteer external training courses. |
| 10/11/2023 | £4,816 | HASTINGS ROUNDERS | This project will establish a social rounders club for mainly women and girls in Bexhill. It will build on the pilot sessions, providing training sessions through the autumn and winter using an indoor facility; develop further coaches and build confidence in social players for the outdoor social league in the spring and summer months. |
| 10/11/2023 | £12,000£286,952 | BANGLADESH YOUTH & CULTURAL SHOMITI (BYCS) | This project will support the delivery of 60-minute Bollywood Dance and 60 minute yoga sessions a week for 30 weeks for South Asian women from lower socio-economic positions. There will also be an offering of swimming and badminton for adults each once a week for 30 weeks. Funding will specifically support equipment, facility hire, transport, promotion and coaching fees. |
| 10/11/2023 | £8,750£321,763 | HORN STARS SC (OPERATING AS CONNECT STARS) | This project will provide funding to deliver 3 physical activity sessions a week for BAME females from low socio-economic backgrounds. Two sessions will be for physical activity and the third session will deliver physical activity and wider peer development support. Funding will specifically support leadership courses, equipment, facility hire, coaching fees and staff costs. |
| 10/11/2023 | £10,100 | BRAZILIAN CULTURAL CENTRE CIC | This project will deliver eight months of dance and fitness sessions to 90 participants for three separate groups - LBTQ+, Women only and Youth Group. The offer will be open to other members of the Brazilian community in Nottingham. |
| 09/11/2023 | £4,785£551,257 | RAVENSTHORPE COMMUNITY CENTRE | This project will provide 50 zumba sessions with 4 extended sessions to disabled members of the Ravensthorpe community for a total of 54 sessions. The sessions will be adapted to the needs of the members and be delivered by trained leaders. |
| 09/11/2023 | £3,500 | THREE WHEELERS BEDFORD | Due to growing membership and demand, the funding requested for the purchase of an additional semi-recumbent bike will allow more participants the chance to take part in cycling activities. |
| 09/11/2023 | £11,000£90,457 | BURY DEFENCE ACADEMY | This project will offer sessions for exercise and fitness for Muslim women, in a area of high deprivation in Bury, Greater Manchester. |
| 09/11/2023 | £4,950£551,257 | RAVENSTHORPE COMMUNITY CENTRE | This project will provide 50 weekly and 4 extended yoga sessions specifically for adults with Learning Disabilities and neurodiversity at Step Up Day Centre. The project will use Umbrella yoga instructors to host the sessions and make sure everything is accessible to people who may need support. |
| 09/11/2023 | £10,000 | MEETUP GROUP | This project will deliver weekly Afro-Dance-Fitness workshop sessions to inactive communities living in communities in the Harehills, Burmantoff, Lincoln Green, and Ebor Gardens areas of Leeds. The project will promote physical exercise, through fun, informative, and inclusive dance and fitness sessions for various participants. 4 hours of sessions will be delivered each week and the project will take place at The Old Fire Station Gipton Approach, Leeds. Funding will support facility hire, coaching fees, childcare costs, refreshments and advertising costs. The project is seeking to benefit 30 participants. |
| 09/11/2023 | £684£1,192,813 | WOLVERHAMPTON YOUTH ZONE | The project will provide a family fitness body-weight programme for low-income families. External coaches will deliver two taster sessions where participants can try the activity and sign-up for the six-week, 90-minute programme delivered over consecutive Saturdays. In addition, coaches and youth workers will encourage the parents and young people to take part in home-based activities. Funding will support coachesÂ’ fees and youth worker costs. |
| 09/11/2023 | £9,510 | BOOST WELLBEING CIC | This project will run a programme of non contact boxing and exercise classes within both a mental health unit at a hospital as well as community classes for patients who have been discharged and are receiving support via Community Mental Health. A 26 week programme will be delivered, supporting 8-10 participants per class with 40-50 individuals taking part. Funding would be used for equipment (gloves and pads), coaching costs, venue hire on the community, programme coordination and liaison with referral partners and promotion. |
| 09/11/2023 | £8,912£284,186 | BLAYDON YOUTH AND COMMUNITY CENTRE CIO | This project will run 4 x 45 minute sessions per week. Sessions will be: women and girl only fitness, affordable open access fitness, youth sport/activities and bespoke exercise targeted at 55+. |
| 09/11/2023 | £13,000£1,886,561 | SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY FOOTBALL CLUB COMMUNITY PROGRAMME | The project will provide classes based on low impact circuit training for referrals who have severe osteoarthritis and an intermediate circuit for participants who have mild to moderate arthritis and multi sports. Predominantly aimed at men and women aged 50+ but not exclusively, who are referred by clinicians such as physios, GPs, Nurses who SWFCCP work in partnership with. |
| 09/11/2023 | £61,065 | JUNCTION 4 SKATEPARK CIC | The creation of an Outdoor Urban Sports Village at the site of the existing indoor Junction 4 facility. This will create a safe, secure indoor and outdoor environment where people of all ages and abilities can take part in the Freestyle sports of BMX, skateboard, skating, scooter riding and dirt jumping. |
| 08/11/2023 | £9,600 | A.P.E. PROJECT CIC | The project will provide safe and accessible sporting opportunities for young people at St. PaulÂ’s Adventure Playground. Qualified coaches will lead two sessions on a Saturday for 48 weeks, consisting of a three-hour session in the morning for disabled children and a four-hour open access session in the afternoon. A wide range of activities will be provided, including football, movement and dance, hockey, handball, cycling, dodgeball, cricket and basketball. Delivery will be supported by a team of playworkers. Funding will support coachesÂ’ fees. |
| 08/11/2023 | £4,020 | ASHTON TAMESIDE FENCING CLUB | This project will purchase fencing equipment for young people, in Ashton, Tameside to meet the Club's local demand. |
| 08/11/2023 | £14,996£1,028,730 | FULHAM REACH BOAT CLUB | This project will purchase an electric launch motor, and relevant accessories, to convert a petrol launch to electric. Fulham Reach Boat Club aim to be a Net Zero Carbon sports charity and transition from petrol-fuel-powered vessels to an all electric-powered fleet, that are charged using a renewable energy supplier, Green Energy.# |
| 08/11/2023 | £8,820 | GUIDING HANDS ORGANISATION CIC | This project will run two 2 hourly sessions for women 18-50 years old. There will be one session in the morning and one after school time. |
| 08/11/2023 | £1,650£1,299,473 | DEMENTIA SUPPORT | This project will purchase bowls equipment and a carpet to enable people with a disability and their carers to play carpet bowls. The project will deliver free weekly mid morning sessions in their own venue which will also allow the members to use the other facilities, all in a dementia friendly environment that is accessible. |
| 08/11/2023 | £1,000 | STAFFORD SPARTANS JUNIORS BASKETBALL | This project will provide training and qualifications for the volunteers to help deliver the new young people's basketball sessions, along with some basic equipment. |
| 08/11/2023 | £15,000£263,939 | COMMUNITY ACTIONS FOR LOCAL OPPORTUNITIES (CAFLO CIO) | This project will purchase equipment to enable delivery of boxing and multi-sport sessions to 50 young people aged 8 years+. The project will deliver after-school 1.5hr sessions and during the school holidays delivery will be a 2 hours session for 3 days and a weekend club. |
| 08/11/2023 | £20,000£6,880,000 | NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR VOLUNTARY ORGANISATIONS (NCVO) | The project objectives are to assist Vision for Volunteering to move towards a more formalised governance structure as it matures its practices and grows in collaboration. The investment will support a professional and inclusive recruitment process for an independent Chairperson for the project board. The appointment will help NCVO to embed good governance practices, from which future strategic relationships can be developed. |
| 08/11/2023 | £13,830 | GOSPEL LINK 360 C.I.C. | This project will take place over 6 months and provide three weekly 1h to and 1h30 sessions of physical activity targeted at black men aged 40 and over. 1 session per week will be a fitness and life coaching session based at the Body sharp Studio Fitness academy hosting a 25 participants maximum. The other two weekly sessions will give participants an opportunity to engage in basketball, table tennis, squash and swimming. Table tennis and basketball will take place at the Holford Drive Sports Hub with hosting 25 participants maximum. Swimming will take place at Handsworth Wellbeing centre hosting a maximum of 25 participants and squash will take place at the Barr Beacon Sports centre hosting a maximum of 8 participants. A fitness coach will lead the fitness and sport sessions. Six podcast episodes and a five minute promo video will be produced. The podcast will interview the participants and the ask about impact the programme is having on them. The podcasts will also invite NHS professionals to emphasise the significance of physical activity in improving health outcomes and addressing specific concerns for Black Men over 40. |
| 08/11/2023 | £4,810£83,101 | RISING STARS YOUNG PEOPLE SERVICES CIO | This project will provide 2 weekly walking sport sessions for adults age 54-75 from the community of Aston. The programme will include Netball, Badminton, Adapted Sport, Football and Ultimate and the sessions will look to enable participants to increase their physical and social activity levels, improve their mental health and support community cohesion. |
| 08/11/2023 | £191,100£693,377 | COUNTY DURHAM SPORT | A national network of welfare officers to mentor and support clubs across England, supporting local clubs in ensuring the welfare of their members, both children and adults. The officers will assist Club Welfare Officers in promoting good practice and safe sport at a local level. |
| 08/11/2023 | £191,100£940,703 | ACTIVE LINCOLNSHIRE | A national network of welfare officers to mentor and support clubs across England, supporting local clubs in ensuring the welfare of their members, both children and adults. The officers will assist Club Welfare Officers in promoting good practice and safe sport at a local level. |
| 08/11/2023 | £382,200£6,457,379 | ACTIVE LANCASHIRE LTD | A national network of welfare officers to mentor and support clubs across England, supporting local clubs in ensuring the welfare of their members, both children and adults. The officers will assist Club Welfare Officers in promoting good practice and safe sport at a local level. |
| 08/11/2023 | £191,100 | BUCKINGHAMSHIRE COUNCIL | A national network of welfare officers to mentor and support clubs across England, supporting local clubs in ensuring the welfare of their members, both children and adults. The officers will assist Club Welfare Officers in promoting good practice and safe sport at a local level. |
| 08/11/2023 | £11,772£10,782 | PETERBOROUGH AND DISTRICT DEAF CHILDREN'S SOCIETY | This project will provide weekly swimming lessons for children who are deaf and children of deaf adults, who are unable to access mainstream swimming lessons due to the large numbers and the communication needed. The sessions will be supported by a sign language interpreter translating instructions from the swim teacher to the children. The sessions will take place every Friday involving up to 30 children in 6 x 30 minute sessions. This project looks to extend provision to children of deaf adults born out of a need for parents to be able to communicate with the teacher about the progress their children are making within lessons. |
| 08/11/2023 | £15,000£16,919 | HANDS FOR YOU | This project will offer a range of physical activities for 6 hours per week, for a period of 32 weeks. |
| 08/11/2023 | £7,355£200,898 | BRIGHTON NATURAL HEALTH FOUNDATION LIMITED | This project will provide funding to support the delivery of therapeutic yoga, Pilates and Tai Chi sessions that will take place at 5 locations offering 12 sessions supporting individuals from the local community. Funding will specifically support volunteer expenses, equipment, facility hire and coaching fees. |
| 08/11/2023 | £12,165 | ROTHERHAM UNITED DISABLED SUPPORTERS ASSOCIATION | This project will set up boccia clubs for adults aged 18 and over with disabilities across three sites. Sessions will run for 1 hour over 40 weeks. A boccia tournament will be held at the end of the 40 weeks. Funding would be used for marketing, room hire, coaching costs, volunteer expenses, boccia sets and training 5 volunteers in level 1 boccia coaching. |
| 08/11/2023 | £11,270 | ASIAN COMMUNITY CONCERN | This project will deliver 24 weeks of kickboxing and yoga sessions for vulnerable women from ethnic minority backgrounds who experience domestic abuse and violence. The project will also offer additional support services such as counselling and self-care workshops. |
| 08/11/2023 | £7,380 | UNIVERSITY OF HULL | This project will establish a community-based exercise programme for people with major lower limb loss, who are under-represented in sports and exercise settings. The project will expand to a new location in Nottingham. The project will be tailored to the participants' complex needs but will target aerobic, balance, strength, agility training. Funding will support training new instructors, exercise delivery via face-to-face and online modes (instructor and facility hire costs), and administrative costs for evaluating the success of the programme. |
| 08/11/2023 | £100,000 | BLACKBRIDGE CHARITABLE COMMUNITY BENEFIT SOCIETY LTD | The Blackbridge Sports and Community Hub is being developed in a deprived part of Gloucester. The facilities include a full sized, floodlit Artificial Grass Pitch and natural grass pitches for football, rugby, and cricket, as well as a pavilion building which will feature four team changing rooms, a dance/exercise studio, health and fitness gym and social and meeting spaces. |
| 08/11/2023 | £23,800 | CARLTON BOLLING | The programme will support 450 SGOs who work across the country to support schools in their local area: to coordinate appropriate competitive opportunities for all young people from Key Stage 2-4, to recruit, train, and deploy a suitable workforce, and to s |
| 07/11/2023 | £500,000 | HARTLEPOOL BOROUGH COUNCIL | The Highlight will offer a wide range of activity with a 25m 8 lane pool, and 4 lane learner pool plus leisure water and interactive play features. The fitness offer will be an 80 to 100 station fitness suite, 3 studios, toning studio and a cafe with soft play. The facility will co-locate an NHS facility with dedicated clinical space in the facility for the Community Pain Management service along with a partnership approach to developing suitable pathways for referrals and exercise led interventions for key target groups. This will include formal and structured joint programming of activities and participant pathways, focussed on target communities (i.e. women; older people) and non-medical interventions linked to ante/post-natal care; muscular-skeletal conditions; pain management and physiotherapy, |
| 06/11/2023 | £4,285 | SOUTHPORT WHEELCHAIR BASKETBALL CLUB | This project will create additional opportunities to take part in wheelchair basketball by providing 1 x 2hr wheelchair basketball session in partnership with Liverpool Basketball Club. In addition to hiring the facility, the project will support two volunteers to become British Wheelchair Basketball level 1 coaches. |
| 06/11/2023 | £13,269£2,382,068 | SHEFFIELD ROYAL SOCIETY FOR THE BLIND | This project will create additional opportunities for visually impaired people by extending its indoor curling and showdown provision to an additional centre. It will also introduce boccia at two of their existing centres and further support the long term provision for tennis and showdown. Funding will provide support for coaches, equipment and facility hire. |
| 06/11/2023 | £14,899 | POLISH COMMUNITY CENTRE | This project will deliver 4 programmes of activity over a period of 35 weeks. There will be a 90-minute exercise session for BAME seniors, a 1-hour running session for women and girls, 1-hour fitness sessions for BAME children and women, and 90-minute exercise for wellbeing sessions (e.g. yoga) for BAME women. |
| 06/11/2023 | £13,240£149,390,000 | ACTION FOR CHILDREN | This project will renovate outdoor space at North Devon Children's Centre to allow cycling lessons and provide a lean to facility to allow all weather bike maintenance. This will support the Pedal Power project that is working in partnership with Ride On and offers opportunities for young people aged from 6-16 to learn to cycle and fix bikes. |
| 06/11/2023 | £10,128 | NEWHAM LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL | This project will provide additional equipment to expand the non contact boxing provision from 1 day a week to 3 and will introduce contact competitions for those who wish to further develop their skills. Equipment includes a boxing ring, speed balls, punch bags, training and competition gloves and pads, and publicity. |
| 06/11/2023 | £26,107 | ESSEX COUNTY COUNCIL (ACTIVE ESSEX) | The project supports the National Academy for Social PrescribingÂ’s (NASP) multi-agency, Thriving Communities programme. Sport England (SE) has invested in seven regional physical activity advisor posts, hosted through local trusted partners. The investment has supported sport and physical activity to be embedded within social prescribing developments and planning across each of the seven NHS regions. It has also provided additional, future opportunities, to influence local and regional support offers for link workers and affiliated healthcare professionals. The funding will extend the regional post until June 2024. |
| 06/11/2023 | £1,000 | BROOKFIELDS HOCKEY CLUB | This project will fund team kit & facility hire to accommodate the newly created Men's Development Team as well as additional equipment for their junior members to meet current demand. It will also provide for 2x coaching courses to upskill 2 junior members. |
| 06/11/2023 | £250,000£25,274 | TIMPERLEY AMATEUR BOXING CLUB | The project is a gym extension for Timperley Amateur Boxing Club based at Broomwood Health and Wellbeing centre to create additional gym space to accommodate increased training space, a boxing ring, weight training and viewing areas; small kitchenette; toilets including showers, changing facilities and accessible toilet, storage area. |
| 03/11/2023 | £15,000£287,067 | THE FLOWHESION FOUNDATION | This project will engage 50 Mothers (36-50yrs) and their daughters (14-21yrs) from diverse communities, delivering netball, boxercise, dodgeball and rounders over the course of 40 weeks. Funding will support coaching costs, external venue hire, sports equipment, a health education facilitator, publicity and healthy snacks for sessions. |
| 03/11/2023 | £4,148£1,121,348 | THE NEUROMUSCULAR CENTRE | This project will purchase an ErgoMedic Plus powered, height adjustable chair to support ambulant yet unsteady participants to allow them to fully participate in the accessible exercise. |
| 03/11/2023 | £14,075£1,357,272 | THE CHANGE FOUNDATION | This project will operate in Wallington, London. The project will deliver multi sport opportunities to young mothers and their children, who otherwise could not afford them. The project will also deliver 3 qualifications; swim assistant. gym qualifications and ride leadership (bike). |
| 02/11/2023 | £162,000£464,411 | DISABILITY SPORTS COACH | The Project Objective is to continue to support Disability Sports Coach to deliver sport and physical activity across London and workforce opportunities nationwide. |
| 02/11/2023 | £14,500£231,364 | FIGHT FOR CHANGE FOUNDATION LTD | The project will provide boxing and exercise opportunities to increase female participation. Delivery will involve under 16s from pupil referral units and a local school receiving twice weekly extra-curricular non-contact sessions led by female coaches for 40 weeks; and a women and girlsÂ’ Saturday session providing 90-minute sessions for two separate cohorts of under 16s and 16-35s for 50 weeks. In addition, to support longer-term engagement a weekly network led by participants will offer advice and guidance around a range of issues including relationships, accessing therapy and challenging stereotypes. To increase the number of female coaches and provide a pathway for participants from low socio-economic backgrounds, the project will also provide 15 Level 1 Sports Leader and safeguarding courses, plus ten Boxing Tutor qualifications. Funding will pay for transport, training courses, equipment, facility hire and coachesÂ’ fees. |
| 02/11/2023 | £13,700£47,485 | THE ERNEST FOUNDATION | The project will provide regular activity to improve the physical and mental health of 50 less active people aged 25-60 living with HIV. Twice weekly sessions of fitness and multi-sports will be led by two coaches and take place at the Bells Gardens Community Centre for 40 weeks. Activities will be tailored to suit the skill and ability of participants, and will include yoga, aerobics, badminton and strength training. Each session will be two hours, with 90 minutes of activity followed by 30 minutes of mental wellbeing support, which will include educational talks linked with HIV, meditation, guided walks and mindfulness. Funding will pay for promotion, refreshments, facility hire, coaching fees, badminton equipment, light weights, steps and resistance bands. |
| 02/11/2023 | £2,346£3,106,547 | AGE UK KENSINGTON AND CHELSEA | This project will allow the correct coaching to be taught in free sessions for people over 50. They are looking to host 3 classes, Boxing, Qigong and 70's Disco Dance class for a period of 23 weeks, from September 2023 to March 2024. Some sessions will be online allowing people to take part from home. |
| 02/11/2023 | £3,139£144,714 | HEADWAY DERBY | This project will see members of the Headway Derby community to work towards climbing Mount Snowdon. The lead up to the climb will include a variety of exercise and fitness activities to increase members physical fitness as well as mental endurance. These activities will be walks, guided training sessions on mindfulness, athletic training, and sessions on mental resilience. |
| 02/11/2023 | £2,600 | PINNER BOWLING CLUB | This project will purchase a second hand mower to support the upkeep of the green that they are now responsible for. Two corner stairs will also be purchased to help people with mobility problems access the green. |
| 02/11/2023 | £9,520£583,410 | GREENWICH CARERS CENTRE | This project will target the carer audience, providing table tennis and fitness activities. The audience is socially secluded and face numerous barriers when it comes to being able to take part in Sport and or Physical Activity opportunities. The audience come from a wide and varied background including women, disabled, older people and ethnic diverse communities. |
| 02/11/2023 | £6,880£275,806 | COMPACT FOR RACE EQUALITY IN SOUTH TYNESIDE LIMITED | This project will deliver 48 swimming sessions for around 30 women from the Asian community for a year with an average of 1 session per week. Swim to Life project will act as a form of enjoyable physical activity which will bring women together for the purposes of improving their mental health whilst mitigating other multi barrier elimination such as isolation, lack of confidence as it increasing community cohesion and integration. |
| 02/11/2023 | £2,620£218,223 | RETHINK REBUILD SOCIETY | This project will deliver 20 free Zumba sessions for women and will take place in a private hall and at a time which works around childcare responsibilities. |
| 02/11/2023 | £14,900 | BRIGHTON COUGARS BASKETBALL CLUB | This project will improve the lives of 7-18 year olds living in the most deprived communities in Brighton. The project will deliver basketball sessions for 1 hour at 2 school sites for 3 groups; years 7 and 8 and 9 and10 and girls only. Exit routes will be provided to the club and weekly sessions to continue by training teachers, parents or volunteers in Level 2 coaching in Basketball. Level 1 coaching in Basketball qualification will be offered to young people aged 15 years and over and will provide opportunities at the club and to help assist with the weekly sessions. Funding will contribute towards promotion, coaching fees, activator awards and level 1 and 2 basketball qualifications. |
| 02/11/2023 | £10,000 | TORRIDGE PILOT GIG CLUB | This project will fund the purchase of a glass-reinforced plastic (GRP) training gig boat. The new GRP is lighter and more manageable therefore making it more inclusive for the older club members. |
| 02/11/2023 | £4,580£50,912 | MOSELEY RUGBY COMMUNITY FOUNDATION | This project will create a 'Have A Go' Commonwealth Games style week long event for the community of Billesley in Birmingham. Community coaches will run the sports on the beach and the Commonwealth Games Rugby 7s all weather pitch, on a carousel basis. Participants will be encouraged to have-a-go at as many sports as they like. There will also be an opportunity for older members of the community to try sand walking, a gentle no equipment needed exercise. |
| 02/11/2023 | £5,280£116,117 | MENTOR WISE | Sportopia is a sports project that is designed for Key stage 3 to UNI male and female mentees from BAME and disadvantaged backgrounds in London. It is a community-based project that aims to promote physical activity and healthy lifestyles. This project will benefit 50 mentees, 25 male and 25 female. There will be weekly sessions with sports activities including tennis, basketball, volleyball, and swimming |
| 02/11/2023 | £5,180£1,342,985 | SARACENS SPORT FOUNDATION | This project will expand the Love to Balance programme in to 3 new care homes delivering seated exercises for older people for a period of 48 weeks. Each session will last one hour. |
| 02/11/2023 | £10,520£304,016 | BEDFORD BLUES FOUNDATION | This project will showcase women and girls rugby in Bedford, creating new opportunities to engage marginalised communities into rugby across BedfordÂ’s most deprived wards, engaging over 150 girls across the 2023/2024 season. Extra curricular rugby for girls will be delivered in three secondary schools in Kingsbrook, Queens Park and Kempston South wards for 24 weeks. 3 schools touch festivals will also be delivered and will be open to all schools to promote wider opportunities to join the junior girls section. |
| 02/11/2023 | £73,333 | ALL ENGLAND NETBALL ASSOCIATION | Targeted NGB Capacity Funding for Multisport Playzones. This project will secure additional staffing capacity at Basketball England to take advantage of upcoming multi-sport facility investments and related emerging workstreams scoped in Sport England’s U |
| 02/11/2023 | £61,666 | BASKETBALL ENGLAND | Targeted NGB Capacity Funding for Multisport Playzones. This project will secure additional staffing capacity at Basketball England to take advantage of upcoming multi-sport facility investments and related emerging workstreams scoped in Sport England’s U |
| 02/11/2023 | £65,000 | THE RUGBY FOOTBALL LEAGUE LTD | Targeted NGB Capacity Funding for Multisport Playzones. This project will secure additional staffing capacity at Basketball England to take advantage of upcoming multi-sport facility investments and related emerging workstreams scoped in Sport England’s U |
| 01/11/2023 | £36,875 | SPORT AND RECREATION ALLIANCE | The Project Objectives are to fund additional capacity/staff time at the Sport and Recreation Alliance (SRA) to support the writing of the UK-wide protocol for concussion in sport. |
| 01/11/2023 | £2,625 | ONE WIRRAL CIC | This project will support circuit classes in two locations for individuals suffering from cancer. Funding will specifically support facility hire. |
| 01/11/2023 | £573,300£2,481,375 | YORKSHIRE SPORT FOUNDATION | A national network of welfare officers to mentor and support clubs across England, supporting local clubs in ensuring the welfare of their members, both children and adults. The officers will assist Club Welfare Officers in promoting good practice and safe sport at a local level. |
| 01/11/2023 | £374,900 | ESSEX COUNTY COUNCIL | A national network of welfare officers to mentor and support clubs across England, supporting local clubs in ensuring the welfare of their members, both children and adults. The officers will assist Club Welfare Officers in promoting good practice and safe sport at a local level. |
| 01/11/2023 | £10,600 | RUNNING HEAD FIRST CIC | This project will deliver a 48 week targeted exercise programme to two specific groups older adults (over 65's) and young people aged 16-25 struggling with addiction. 8 cohorts of 12 people will attend 2 sessions per week. Each cohort group will attend for 6 weeks. Each session will be tailored to the groups. |
| 01/11/2023 | £6,430£814,363 | AMBITION ASPIRE ACHIEVE | This project will deliver ongoing weekly multi-sports sessions/clubs, from September 2023 through to summer 2024, for vulnerable and disadvantaged young people in the London Borough of Newham. New monthly family days will also be delivered on Sundays at the Arc, from September 2023 through to Summer 2024. |
| 01/11/2023 | £15,000£151,977 | CAPITAL OF CYCLING | This project will set up a cycling hub at a local community centre. Young people (aged 11-14) will have the opportunity to take part in a programme of 8 4-week cycle maintenance course at which they will 'earn a bike' to keep at the end of the 4 weeks. There will also be 35 learn to ride and guided ride sessions. |
| 01/11/2023 | £3,709 | BIRKBY INFANT AND NURSERY SCHOOL | A project to deliver accessible sport and physical activity sessions for 100 SEND / FSM pupils. It will be led by Pennine Sports Partnership coaches to provide Football Fun, Dance (adapted for SEND), Yoga, Boccia/adapted sports (Family based), Multisport sessions and community-based Tennis and Local walks/hikes. It will be supported with additional Staff (ETAs) costs, adapted sport/play equipment and supply and installation of Streetscape play equipment including surfacing. The aim is to inspire and motivate children and families to be more active outside of school and support family units to overcome attendance and childcare arrangement barriers. |
| 01/11/2023 | £9,410 | 4 ALL FOUNDATION | The project will provide daily activities for children and teenagers from across Market Drayton and the Fairfields estate. Delivered in partnership with Longlands Primary School, a different sport will take place from 3:30-5:30pm on each weekday evening. These five activities will be street cricket, football, street dance, table tennis, yoga and mindfulness. In total, 48 weekly sessions of each activity will take place. Funding will support a PE coach and family support worker, promotion and equipment. |
| 01/11/2023 | £1,000,000£1,607,603 | DISABILITY RIGHTS UK | Moving Social Work Phase 2 aims to upskill and empower the social work profession and its numerous stakeholders to take ownership of movement advocacy for and alongside disabled people to create lasting change. This change is also about making a difference by tackling health inequalities that disabled people face. |
| 01/11/2023 | £14,950£92,347 | VISION OF ADVENTURE | This project will increase the provision and opportunities for visually impaired adults and provide training for individuals from clubs and organisations to help them be more inclusive. The project will deliver 6 guide training days and 16 coached activity days; 8 days tandem cycling, 4 days swimming and 4 days walking. Each coached activity is additional to their current offer and will each be for 2 days, led by 2 experienced coaches and each visually impaired person will have a sighted guide. A bike loan system will be introduced, allowing all that do not have the equipment to have access and improve. Funding will support pool hire, travel costs, equipment purchase coaching fees and bike technician. |
| 01/11/2023 | £11,630£705,278 | SOFT TOUCH ARTS | The Soft Touch Vitality Project will get young people (11-25) who engage with their art and music projects to become physically active through dance, movement, fitness, exercise and yoga. They wish to expand their already established and funded Monday night female only open music session, which engages with 16–25-year-olds from all over Leicester, establish a trust and consequently plan activities they are comfortable with. |
| 01/11/2023 | £14,733£250,014 | DANCESYNDROME | This project will deliver a range of dance sessions. There will be 40 youth sessions, and 24 outreach sessions, as well as 2 masterclasses delivered by an external choreographer with a disability, and 3 performances. The sessions will involve young people with or without disabilities in inclusive dance practice and performance opportunities. |
| 01/11/2023 | £11,590 | EMANCIPATED RUN CREW CIC | This project will deliver a programme called Reinvigorate Croydon, a series of running and walking events with the aim of specifically targeting the BAME community in Croydon. The programme will deliver a number of different initiatives; ERC Walk and Talk - weekly community social walk and talk sessions; ERC Couch to 5k, for people who are new to running; ERC Track Runs - A community social track session for local runners; ERC Long Runs - a community social 10km. |
| 01/11/2023 | £350,000£1,303,156 | ACTIVE GLOUCESTERSHIRE | The project will expand and deliver the approach of Gloucester Moves Strategy and continue working in some of Gloucester's most deprived communities to tackle inequality and inactivity. The project will deepen the work in Barton and Tredworth whilst expanding to other areas of greatest need across the county to work with locally trusted organisations to tackle inequality and inactivity. |
| 01/11/2023 | £15,867 | PURFORD GREEN PRIMARY SCHOOL | The programme will support 450 SGOs who work across the country to support schools in their local area: to coordinate appropriate competitive opportunities for all young people from Key Stage 2-4, to recruit, train, and deploy a suitable workforce, and to s |
| 01/11/2023 | £15,867 | READING SCHOOL | The programme will support 450 SGOs who work across the country to support schools in their local area: to coordinate appropriate competitive opportunities for all young people from Key Stage 2-4, to recruit, train, and deploy a suitable workforce, and to s |
| 31/10/2023 | £14,986£319,687 | DEAFINITELY WOMEN | This project will bring together deaf, deafblind and hard of hearing women to take up physical activity in the countryside. There will be 8 rambling/walking sessions, 2 yoga and 2 open water swimming. The project will also train 6 deaf women as walk leaders. |
| 31/10/2023 | £4,012£71,425 | LANGUAGE OF DANCE TRUST | The project will provide dance sessions to women and children at Hague Primary School, Tower Hamlets. Delivered immediately after-school once a week during term time throughout the academic year, sessions will be free and accommodate up to 40 parents and children. Funding will support refreshments, coaching fees, promotion, staff costs and equipment, including reusable water bottles, t-shirts, mats, hula-hoops and balls. |
| 30/10/2023 | £382,200£1,371,084 | ENERGISE ME | A national network of welfare officers to mentor and support clubs across England, supporting local clubs in ensuring the welfare of their members, both children and adults. The officers will assist Club Welfare Officers in promoting good practice and safe sport at a local level. |
| 30/10/2023 | £382,200£1,513,488 | RISE NORTH EAST | A national network of welfare officers to mentor and support clubs across England, supporting local clubs in ensuring the welfare of their members, both children and adults. The officers will assist Club Welfare Officers in promoting good practice and safe sport at a local level. |
| 30/10/2023 | £191,100£1,066,730 | LIVING SPORT - CAMBRIDGESHIRE & PETERBOROUGH SPORTS PARTNERSHIP | A national network of welfare officers to mentor and support clubs across England, supporting local clubs in ensuring the welfare of their members, both children and adults. The officers will assist Club Welfare Officers in promoting good practice and safe sport at a local level. |
| 30/10/2023 | £2,600 | LATIN AMERICAN SUPPORT NETWORK LASNET | This project will provide 16 x dance sessions based on dances from different regions related to the backgrounds of the Latin American/Spanish community here. Sessions will also include music, food, learning about traditions and culture to help build friendships, strengthen networks and raise awareness of the community. A final dance festival event to celebrate achievements will take place for the wider community. |
| 30/10/2023 | £7,069£19,535 | EVANGELICAL WALKING CHURCH | This project will deliver two 90-minute exercise and fitness sessions per week, targeted at inactive women. |
| 30/10/2023 | £8,295 | YATE & DISTRICT ATHLETIC CLUB | This project will provide accessible packages to improve health and wellbeing to support adaptive athletics. The project seeks to grow a steering group led by those with additional needs, increased advocacy/engagement including outreach to schools and other organisations, introductory adaptive sessions - in school time or early evenings, and increase numbers that attend weekly coach led sessions with run throw jump up to para-athletic chair racing and frame running. |
| 30/10/2023 | £7,046 | BOOM BADMINTON | The project will provide new opportunities in badminton for female participants of all ages and backgrounds. Delivery will consist of 46 weekly sessions for female players at Tunbridge Wells Grammar School on Thursday evenings. In addition, the project will include a mentor programme for women interested in setting up local clubs, and provide two Level 2 and three Level 1 qualifications for female coaches. Participants will have access to leagues and social competition through a partnership with St John's Badminton Club. Funding will also support t-shirts, facility hire, coachesÂ’ fees and equipment, including rackets and shuttles. |
| 30/10/2023 | £7,426 | THE MK MELTING POT | This project will combat sedentary lifestyles in Afro-Caribbean and Middle Eastern communities, introducing individuals to a range of exercises and activities, which are easy to learn, replicable at home and low cost to encourage ongoing physical activity. This will include solo and group activities such as skipping, strength and conditioning sessions, circuit training and basketball. Costs for coaches, facility hire, equipment, promotion and staff costs. |
| 30/10/2023 | £8,964 | HEBDEN BRIDGE BOXING CLUB | This project will deliver weekly coach-led boxing and physical activity sessions, targeted at young people aged 11-18 living in deprived areas of the Calder Valley. The sessions will be delivered twice a week for 2 hours and will include a warm-up stretching routine and circuit exercises, strength conditioning and boxing drills. |
| 30/10/2023 | £7,933 | T |