| 07/10/2022 |
£10,823 |
£61,585 |
NEWHAM CHINESE ASSOCIATION |
The Create Your Docks Community Fund is a programme to support people to get actively involved in the regeneration of the Royal Docks.
The fund is designed to enable local community groups, organisations and people living or working in the Royal Docks to activate and celebrate the area. It aims to fund projects that offer opportunities for different communities to come together and deliver activities that are welcoming, inclusive and create a vibrant sense of place. |
| 01/08/2022 |
£14,722 |
|
RECYRCLE / THE DESIGN CABIN CIC |
The Create Your Docks Community Fund is a programme to support people to get actively involved in the regeneration of the Royal Docks.
The fund is designed to enable local community groups, organisations and people living or working in the Royal Docks to activate and celebrate the area. It aims to fund projects that offer opportunities for different communities to come together and deliver activities that are welcoming, inclusive and create a vibrant sense of place. |
| 25/07/2022 |
£7,336 |
£721,294 |
WEST SILVERTOWN FOUNDATION |
The Create Your Docks Community Fund is a programme to support people to get actively involved in the regeneration of the Royal Docks.
The fund is designed to enable local community groups, organisations and people living or working in the Royal Docks to activate and celebrate the area. It aims to fund projects that offer opportunities for different communities to come together and deliver activities that are welcoming, inclusive and create a vibrant sense of place. |
| 15/07/2022 |
£15,000 |
£69,092,929 |
WAYMAKERS KIDS |
The Create Your Docks Community Fund is a programme to support people to get actively involved in the regeneration of the Royal Docks.
The fund is designed to enable local community groups, organisations and people living or working in the Royal Docks to activate and celebrate the area. It aims to fund projects that offer opportunities for different communities to come together and deliver activities that are welcoming, inclusive and create a vibrant sense of place. |
| 07/07/2022 |
£130,000 |
£27,775,176 |
GROUND WORK LONDON |
Groundwork London (GL) have secured ESF funding to deliver a London-wide programme of Green Skills training. The Royal Docks GSP will focus on priority themes of green jobs and community wealth building. GL are training 100 participants over two years (50 in year 1 and 50 in year 2 following review of first cohort). This will lead to 35 jobs directly as a result of the training. The GSP proposed aims are to support local residents into quality skilled, sector specific green jobs across the Royal Docks and Newham. The funding identities the priority groups as NEET, People with a disability, Over 50’s, BAME, Women, Unemployed and Inactive as directed by EPMU (under the GLA ESF non co-financed 1.4 strand). |
| 04/07/2022 |
£14,996 |
|
ROYAL DOCKS COMMUNITY VOICE |
The Create Your Docks Community Fund is a programme to support people to get actively involved in the regeneration of the Royal Docks.
The fund is designed to enable local community groups, organisations and people living or working in the Royal Docks to activate and celebrate the area. It aims to fund projects that offer opportunities for different communities to come together and deliver activities that are welcoming, inclusive and create a vibrant sense of place. |
| 04/07/2022 |
£15,000 |
|
PERFORMANCE INFINITY |
The Create Your Docks Community Fund is a programme to support people to get actively involved in the regeneration of the Royal Docks.
The fund is designed to enable local community groups, organisations and people living or working in the Royal Docks to activate and celebrate the area. It aims to fund projects that offer opportunities for different communities to come together and deliver activities that are welcoming, inclusive and create a vibrant sense of place. |
| 01/07/2022 |
£15,000 |
|
THE 5E’S |
The Create Your Docks Community Fund is a programme to support people to get actively involved in the regeneration of the Royal Docks.
The fund is designed to enable local community groups, organisations and people living or working in the Royal Docks to activate and celebrate the area. It aims to fund projects that offer opportunities for different communities to come together and deliver activities that are welcoming, inclusive and create a vibrant sense of place. |
| 12/11/2021 |
£120,000 |
£6,435,318 |
LIVING WAGE FOUNDATION |
Making the EZ a Living Wage Place (LWP) directly aligns with the shift towards the ‘inclusive growth’ principle outlined in Newham’s CWB Strategy and wider ambitions to take a more collaborative approach to supporting the local economy. It acknowledges the existing need for the EZ to harness the power of place by building a coalition of local organisations from the public, private and third sectors, helping increase the uptake of the London Living Wage (LLW) in the EZ, thus lifting more people out of low pay. The scheme is designed to be both transformative and celebratory providing the impetus for more workers to receive higher pay whilst also acknowledging the achievements of local organisations so far, and as such represents a tangible vehicle through which the EZ can catalyse pay improvements for local workers. Living Wage Foundation is a Citizens UK intiative. |
| 02/11/2021 |
£2,830,000 |
|
PROJEKT |
The Factory Project is a social enterprise who have converted a 5 acre / 100,000 sq. ft. site in total, with c.62,000 sq. ft. of lettable space, 5,000 sq. ft. of community space at the Tate & Lyle refinery in North Woolwich. It is a mixed-use plan, incorporating workspace and a community event space, as well as larger units for food preparation and light industrial use. It will also include a large hireable studio, rehearsal and production space. The public spaces will host 50+ cultural and community events throughout the year. The project strategy is to transform the area and bring about positive regeneration through the provision of affordable and flexible space, the total cost of the project is c£6.2m of which the RD GGF will find £2.83m. This will be done by introducing affordable workspace, and the other resources and facilities, whilst retaining the industrial buildings and uses. By creating a new hub of enterprise, employment and culture, and by fostering a community, the Factory Project will help local partnerships form on site and in the Borough. The Factory Project have retained the charities currently based on the site (Community Food Enterprise and Community Links) as tenants on zero rent, with improvements to their current facilities, helping their staff and clients. |
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