WILTSHIRE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION

Who they support

The objects of The Community Foundation are the promotion of any charitable purposes for the community in the County of Wiltshire and the Borough of Swindon and its immediate neighbourhood ("the area of benefit"), and other exclusively charitable purposes in the United Kingdom which are in the opinion of the Trustees beneficial to the community with a preference for those in the area of benefit.

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The Community Foundation
Sandcliff House
21 Northgate Street
DEVIZES
Wiltshire
SN10 1JT

Charity registered in England & Wales, No: 1123126

Charity Commission for England and Wales

Analysis of Grants Made

In this period 797 donations have been made totalling £4,870,163 to 431 organisations
This grant maker is prepared to support unregistered organisations

Where are the Beneficiaries?

How big are the Recipients? ?

Average annual spending of registered grantees: £3,890,896

Which activities are being funded?

How old were the charities when supported?

Growth in Spending
(per annum over last 3 years)

Individual Grants Made

When	Amount/ Spending	Recipient	To be used for
30/03/2023	£500	GRANT TO INDIVIDUAL	Business support grants to young entrepreneurs in Wiltshire and Swindon that are aged between 18-30.
30/03/2023	£1,989	GRANT TO INDIVIDUAL	Business support grants to young entrepreneurs in Wiltshire and Swindon that are aged between 18-30.
30/03/2023	£2,000	GRANT TO INDIVIDUAL	Business support grants to young entrepreneurs in Wiltshire and Swindon that are aged between 18-30.
29/03/2023	£2,500 £371,625	BRISTOL AVON RIVERS TRUST	BART delivers education, land and river management advice and practical river restoration work within the Bristol Avon catchment. Funding would bring their established Riverfly monitoring project (river quality) to Chippenham.
29/03/2023	£1,800 £371,625	BRISTOL AVON RIVERS TRUST	BART delivers education, land and river management advice and practical river restoration work within the Bristol Avon catchment. Funding would bring their established Yellow Fish project to Chippenham - educating residents on how to avoid toxins entering local rivers from storm drains.
29/03/2023	£5,000 £25,240	CHIPPENHAM TOWN COMMUNITY HUB	Chippenham Community Hub is a town-centre location where local agencies can connect with residents and a safe space for local people to seek advice and meet together for recreation, support and education. The grant will help with the cost of upskilling the manager and volunteers to provide better information and signposting during the cost of living crisis.
29/03/2023	£1,650	IVY WILDLIFE GARDEN	The Ivy Wildlife Garden is run by a group of residents/volunteers on the Ivy Estate in Chippenham for the benefit of everyone in the local area. Funding is towards running costs with a view to engaging with local schools, community groups and residents around water use and conservation.
29/03/2023	£8,470	KANDU ARTS COMMUNITY PROJECTS CIC	Kandu Arts Community Projects CIC provide regular drop-in activities for young people in Chippenham and the surrounding area. Funding is towards a programme of workshops and wider community engagement to raise awareness of water use and conservation over two years.
29/03/2023	£4,000	ROOTED CHIPPENHAM	Rooted Chippenham organises volunteers to develop and run a market garden in Chippenham with a view to partnering with a range of local groups to provide food and wellbeing activity. Funding is towards installing several rainwater harvesting methods to reduce reliance on mains water.
29/03/2023	£10,000	WILTSHIRE & SWINDON SPORT	WASP works with groups and communities across the county to develop opportunities and encourage engagement in physical activity. Funding is towards the creation of an interactive map of activities in Chippenham to aid signposting and reduce reliance on prescription drugs therefore limiting the volume of pharmaceuticals entering the water course.
29/03/2023	£4,000	ZERO CHIPPENHAM	Zero Chippenham is a voluntary group working to reduce carbon emissions in Chippenham and promote measures to tackle climate change. Funding is towards a series of public workshops to provide information and encourage take up of energy efficiency measures and climate change mitigation.
23/03/2023	£667 £10,069	THE FILLING STATION	The charity provides food and provisions to those in need on the streets of Swindon. In addition it provides a focus for other professional agencies to make contact with homeless people and to make appropriate interventions. Grant towards provision of food, clothes and toiletries with support by outreach workers to around 60 people who are homeless or have other vulnerabilities on a weekly basis on the streets of Swindon.
23/03/2023	£2,160 £1,160,938	WILTSHIRE MUSIC CENTRE	Wiltshire Music Centre has been working to bring live music performance and participation to people in Wiltshire for 189 years with a special focus on children and young people. One of our key objectives is to provide the opportunity for young people who may never have heard love music like this before to experience the inspirational power of music. Ensuring that these opportunities are accessible through low pricing and free opportunities for project participant is central to this.
23/03/2023	£4,528 £2,327,031	YOUTH ACTION WILTSHIRE	The grant is restricted to support Youth Action Wiltshire work and activities in pursuit of its objects benefiting Wiltshire and Swindon. The funds will contribute to the support we provide to rural youth clubs. It will support the training offer to leaders, support the development of young leaders and governance support and activity programmes.
22/03/2023	£3,800 £119,145	4 YOUTH	4 Youth (formerly Young Melksham) provide a range of youth groups and services for young people primarily in the west of the county. Grant will contribute towards the subs for their 2 youth club provisions in Melksham and Atworth.
22/03/2023	£1,800 £11,195	HAYDON WICK OVER 60S CLUB	Haydon Wick Over 60s Club provides fortnightly afternoon meetings for people aged 60 and over from the parish of Haydon Wick, entertainment and social time. A grant will go towards the cost of transport, outings and entertainment.
22/03/2023	£1,938	GRANT TO INDIVIDUAL	Business support grants to young entrepreneurs in Wiltshire and Swindon that are aged between 18-30.
22/03/2023	£8,000 £28,350	LEARNING FOR LIFE WILTSHIRE	Learning for Life provides training and personal development for adults with varying disabilities and carers including mental, emotional, learning and physical impairments. Funding will help them expand to an additional room where they can provide users with warmth, food and essential items, and support to cope with increased costs.
22/03/2023	£2,100 £894,585	SWINDON CARERS CENTRE	Swindon Carers Centre provides a range of information, advice and support for carers of all ages. Funding is towards the cost of supporting carers living in the Haydon Wick area including a monthly support group.
22/03/2023	£2,100 £224,903	WILLOWS COUNSELLING SERVICE	Willow?s provides subsidised counselling services in Swindon for people who are unable to cover the cost of counselling from other private sources. Funding is towards providing low cost counselling session for people from the Haydon Wick area.
22/03/2023	£5,000 £4,869,460	WILTSHIRE CREATIVE	Wiltshire Creative runs arts venues and activities in Salisbury area. Funding will help meet the costs of providing a warm space and support for those in need in south Wiltshire
21/03/2023	£3,700	EDUCATIONAL AND CULTURAL CENTRE, SWINDON CIO	The grant will help older people by alleviating the stress & worry of living on a low income. It will go towards the costs associated with the elderly who participate in the Senior Club every two weeks at Polish Community Centre in Swindon.
21/03/2023	£680	GRANT TO INDIVIDUAL	Business support grants to young entrepreneurs in Wiltshire and Swindon that are aged between 18-30.
21/03/2023	£1,200	GRANT TO INDIVIDUAL	Business support grants to young entrepreneurs in Wiltshire and Swindon that are aged between 18-30.
14/03/2023	£2,000	GRANT TO INDIVIDUAL	Business support grants to young entrepreneurs in Wiltshire and Swindon that are aged between 18-30.
08/03/2023	£2,850 £114,114	ARTS TOGETHER	Arts Together provide high quality creative arts activities for vulnerable older people. The grant will contribute to increased transport costs for 3 of the charity?s groups.
08/03/2023	£2,560 £190,077	FRESHBROOK CHURCH	Freshbrook Church runs community activities in a community centre attached to the church in west Swindon. Funding will help meet the costs of activities to bring people together and give access to affordable food.
08/03/2023	£3,000 £417,634	PATTERN CHURCH	Pattern Church is a Church of England church in central Swindon with an emphasis on community service. Funding will help pay for a debt advice service.
08/03/2023	£2,480	PEWSEY COMMUNITY AREA PARTNERSHIP	Pewsey Community Area Partnership is a partnership local organisations and parish council supporting the communities in and around Pewsey. Funding will help provide a hardship fund to provide essential household items to people who are struggling financially and help with increased premises costs.
08/03/2023	£1,000 £894,585	SWINDON CARERS CENTRE	Swindon Carers provides support and activities for people who have caring responsibilities. Funding will help with the costs of providing advice and support to help carers improve their financial position through claiming grants and benefits.
24/02/2023	£30,013 £1,240,586	AGE UK WILTSHIRE	Age UK Wiltshire provides a holistic range of services to support older people to live independently and remain active and healthy. Grant will fund the extension of the Surviving Winter programme from April till end June for Wiltshire residents only.
23/02/2023	£10,000	WILTSHIRE COLLEGE	Wiltshire College is one of the largest FE and HE colleges in the county and recruits in excess of 3500 full-time students each year. The grants awarded to students ranged from £34 to £400 and contributed to a range of items from IT equipment, course materials, uniform, equipment, and transport fees. Most grants went to those undertaking courses which had higher costs such as art and design, hair and beauty, land-based studies and animal care and were awarded to students when there was no EFSA funding available through the college.
22/02/2023	£500	1ST BEMERTON BROWNIES	Ist Bemerton Brownies is a small girl-guiding group for girls aged 7-10 in the Bemerton area of Salisbury. The grant will help pay for the girls to attend a weekend activity camp.
22/02/2023	£16,869 £66,365	1ST STRATTON ST MARGARET SCOUT GROUP	1st Stratton St Margaret Scouts owns and runs a local Scout Hall providing a venue for Scout and Guide groups/activities as well as hiring out for other community activities and private functions. Funding is towards installing solar panels and battery storage.
22/02/2023	£500 £28,585,000	1ST STUDLEY GUIDES	1st Studley Guides is a uniform organisation which promotes the development of young people through exciting and adventurous activities. The grant requested will support the costs of a new shed to store their equipment.
22/02/2023	£500	AFC MELKSHAM	AFC Melksham is an FA standard chartered club which runs training sessions once a week for disabled adults and young people and enters two teams, one adult one U16, into local league matches. Funding is towards running costs and equipment.
22/02/2023	£500 £720	ALL CANNINGS COMMUNITY TRUST CIO (ACCT)	All Cannings Community Trust CIO (ACCT) is a new Trust set up to manage community activities including the village hall and community shop in this rural village. The grant will fund the legal costs of rationalising the various legal structures currently in place.
22/02/2023	£750 £40,775	BACK ON TRACK - STROKE REHAB SERVICE	Back on Track support people affected by stroke and their families. The grant will contribute towards running costs.
22/02/2023	£750 £61,703	BRAVO MEDICS	Bravo Medics provides a volunteer on-call doctor service which responds to emergency incidents across Bristol, Gloucester, Somerset and Wiltshire. Grant to help with running costs.
22/02/2023	£19,110	BRUNEL ACADEMIES TRUST	Brunel Education (BE) is a not for profit company (charity exempt) providing special needs post 16 education (Horizons College) in Swindon. Funding is towards reinstating a 'living wall' and reconnecting some existing solar panels on their building, which they moved in to in August 2022.
22/02/2023	£1,000	BTHECHANGE CIC	bthechange CIC supports people in custody from initial arrest to transition after a prison sentence, they also run diversion programmes in schools. Funding is towards items for release packs for women leaving HMP Eastwood Park who will be returning to the Wiltshire area.
22/02/2023	£500	CALNE WORDFEST	Calne Wordfest provides regular adult literacy courses and literacy based events for all ages throughout the year. Funding is towards a 6 week course targeting disadvantaged young people using stand up comedy to explore language and communication.
22/02/2023	£750	CHIPPENHAM CAP CENTRE	Chippenham CAP Centre provides debt advice. Funding will help with running costs
22/02/2023	£750 £25,240	CHIPPENHAM TOWN COMMUNITY HUB	Chippenham Community Hub is a town-centre location where local agencies can connect with residents and a safe space for local people to seek advice and meet together for recreation, support and education. The grant will help with running costs
22/02/2023	£3,890 £2,327,031	COMMUNITY FIRST	Community First provides a number of services to support and strengthen communities across Wiltshire. Funding will help meet increased running costs.
22/02/2023	£500	COMMUNITY MONEY ADVICE SOUTH WILTSHIRE CIC	CMA South Wiltshire CIC provides a debt advice and support service covering Salisbury and surrounding areas. Funding is towards running costs and the purchase of a new laptop.
22/02/2023	£750 £29,296	CROSSPOINT (WESTBURY)	Crosspoint is a volunteer-run local charity providing a range of services for disadvantaged people in Westbury and the surrounding area. Funding is towards running costs and a new website
22/02/2023	£750 £73,172	DEVIZES OPENDOORS	Devizes Opendoors provides drop-in sessions for homeless or insecurely housed people in Devizes. They offer meals and opportunities for people to wash, launder their clothes, have social interaction and receive support with housing and other issues. The grant will support running costs.
22/02/2023	£1,000 £200,739	DOORWAY WILTSHIRE LTD	Doorway is based in Chippenham and runs sessions week for vulnerable adults experiencing homelessness or housing issues, providing food, washing & laundry facilities, activities, support and advice. Grant to help with running costs.
22/02/2023	£750	DURRINGTON FOOTBALL CLUB	Durrington Football Club is an inclusive local football club for children and young people including from families from the local military base. The grant will pay for lighting
22/02/2023	£500 £154,525	FAMILY COUNSELLING TRUST WILTSHIRE	Family Counselling Trust provides counselling and family therapy to children, young people and families in south Wiltshire. The grant will help with staff costs.
22/02/2023	£500	FOODAGE4THOUGHT	Funding to contribute towards the cost of food and nutrition workshops in Trowbridge.
22/02/2023	£500	FRIENDS OF BISS MEADOWS COUNTRY PARK	FoBM is a constituted group of local volunteers who work to maintain the country park and river for the benefit of local residents and nature ? including community engagement activities. Funding is towards insurance and new safety equipment.
22/02/2023	£1,750 £263,032	GOD UNLIMITED OUTDOOR THERAPY	GUL provides therapeutic support through outdoor activities for young people with additional needs. Funding will help with core costs,
22/02/2023	£500 £21,478	HARNHAM DAY CENTRE	Harnham Day Centre is a twice weekly activity with hot meal for elderly people from in and around Harnham. Funding will help meet running costs
22/02/2023	£750	HEADWAY SALISBURY & SOUTH WILTSHIRE	Headway Salisbury and South Wiltshire (HSSW) provides support to people, carers and family members affected by brain injury. Grant to help with running costs.
22/02/2023	£750 £51,028	HEALS	HEALS provides information, practical support and advocacy for individuals and families in need in the Malmesbury area. Grant to help with running costs.
22/02/2023	£1,000 £89,030	HELP COUNSELLING SERVICES	Help Counselling provides low cost counselling for people in poor mental health in and around Trowbridge. Funding will help meet the costs of supporting their volunteer counsellors.
22/02/2023	£1,000 £73,070	HOME START SOUTH WILTSHIRE	Home-Start South Wiltshire trains and supports volunteers to work with families who have at least one child under 5 facing a range of challenges. Funding is towards core costs over the next three years.
22/02/2023	£1,750 £236,014	HOME-START NORTH WILTSHIRE	Home-Start Kennet provide support to families with children under the age of 5 who are struggling to cope for a range of reasons, including social disadvantage, poverty, mental health issues or disability. Grant to help with running costs.
22/02/2023	£500	IVY WILDLIFE GARDEN	he Ivy Wildlife Garden is run by a group of residents/volunteers on the Ivy Estate in Chippenham for the benefit of everyone in the local area. Funding is towards the cost of a laptop and printer, insurance, two annual community events, timber for repairs, replacement tools, and bird feed over the next three years.
22/02/2023	£500	MALMESBURY AMATEUR BOXING CLUB	Malmesbury Amateur Boxing Club is an inclusive club. Funding will help meet the costs of replacing and running a minibus
22/02/2023	£2,500	OGBOURNE COMMUNITY PUB SOCIETY (OCTYPUS)	Ogbourne Community Pub Society owns and runs the Silks on the Downs for the benefit of local residents. Funding is towards installing solar panels.
22/02/2023	£500	OPEN DOOR WARMINSTER	Open Door Warminster runs informal sessions where people feeling lonely, affected by cancer or dealing with grief can speak to volunteers. Funding will help meet running costs
22/02/2023	£500 £396,041	READ EASY MELKSHAM	Read Easy provides 1:1 volunteer coaches for adults to learn to read in the North Wiltshire area. Funding is towards general running costs.
22/02/2023	£1,000 £355,259	RELATE DORSET AND SOUTH WILTSHIRE	Relate Dorset and South-Wilts supports people to manage healthy relationships. Funding will go towards running costs.
22/02/2023	£1,000 £166,516	RISE:61	RISE:61 provides positive opportunities for young people living on Bemerton Heath estate, Salisbury, through sport, mentoring, community projects and social enterprises. Funding is towards extending a feasibility study and youth engagement for a proposed new youth hub building on the estate.
22/02/2023	£500	SAFER AND SUPPORTIVE SALISBURY CIO	Safer and Supportive Salisbury (SaSS) is a network of organisations that seek to support vulnerable people in the community through action projects, information sharing between organisations and communication with local people. The grant requested will support the running costs of the organisation.
22/02/2023	£750 £40,373	SAILABILITY@WHITEFRIARS, WHITEFRIARS SAILING CLUB	Sailability provides the opportunity to sail for people with disabilities. The funding will help meet running costs.
22/02/2023	£1,000 £189,665	SEEDS4SUCCESS	Seeds4Success provide a range of activities and groups to young people in southwest Wiltshire. The grant towards the salary of the charity director
22/02/2023	£1,750 £301,976	SPRINGBOARD NORTH WILTS OPPORTUNITY GROUP	Staff costs for supporting special needs pre-school children and their families to use PECS (Picture Exchange Communication System).
22/02/2023	£2,499 £894,585	SWINDON CARERS CENTRE	Swindon Carers provides support and activities for people who have caring responsibilities. Funding will help run support groups in Chiseldon and Wroughton.
22/02/2023	£1,000	THE BRIDGE YOUTH PROJECT TRUST	The Bridge Youth Project works in primary and secondary schools in south Wiltshire providing chaplaincy, religious education and mentoring support for young people. The grant will contribute towards the salary of the Mentoring Co-ordinator.
22/02/2023	£10,000 £85,418	THE ELLENDUNE HALL TRUST	The Ellendune Hall Trust runs a Community Centre in Wroughton for the benefit of local residents. Funding is towards the cost of installing solar panels and a battery to help with lowering energy costs.
22/02/2023	£18,000 £10,839	THE FRIENDS OF SHAW RIDGE PRIMARY SCHOOL	FOSR provide community events and fundraise for the Shaw Ridge Primary School. Funding is towards the cost of installing a classroom (Hobbit Den) in their community garden to assist with nature and STEM learning along with a small solar panel to run lighting to help children explore renewable energy solutions.
22/02/2023	£750 £61,164	THE OPEN BLUE TRUST	Open Blue Trust runs a double-decker bus as a mobile community centre, providing activities for families and access to services for gypsies and travellers and other deprived communities. Grant to help with running costs.
22/02/2023	£750	THE PANTRY PARTNERSHIP	The Pantry Partnership works with volunteers to collect surplus food from businesses and distributes it (fresh and as frozen meals) to community organisations across Salisbury area. The grant will help with running costs.
22/02/2023	£1,000	THE WILTSHIRE OUTDOOR LEARNING TEAM	The Wiltshire Outdoor Learning Team (WOLT) provides outdoor activities for young people as well as the corporate sector. Funding will towards providing outdoor learning activities for economically disadvantaged young people.
22/02/2023	£500	TIDWORTH AND LUDGERSHALL MENS SHED	Tidworth & Ludgershall Men?s Shed provides a regular space for hobbies, social connections and informal wellbeing support for both men and women in the local area. Funding is towards running costs over the next 3 years.
22/02/2023	£500	TROWBRIDGE DEBT ADVICE SERVICE	Trowbridge Debt Advice Service is a small volunteer-run debt advice service. Grant to help with running costs.
22/02/2023	£1,000 £223,061	TROWBRIDGE FUTURE	Trowbridge Future supports communities in the more deprived parts Trowbridge, including providing youth activities. Funding will contribute to staff costs.
22/02/2023	£500 £9,706	WARMINSTER ACTION GROUP	Warminster Action Group is a small community organisation supporting people who are isolated or otherwise vulnerable. Funding will help with running costs.
22/02/2023	£1,000 £131,151	WASTE NOT WANT NOT	Waste Not Want Not (WNWN) provides recycled furniture and household goods at affordable prices to people on low income and involves volunteers facing a variety of challenges. Funding will contribute towards staff costs.
22/02/2023	£500 £19,680	WEST LAVINGTON YOUTH CLUB	West Lavington Youth Club operates a youth club, currently 2 nights each week, for young people from West Lavington, Market Lavington and Easterton. The grant request is to support the salary costs of the organisation.
22/02/2023	£500 £17,534	WESTBURY AND WARMINSTER YOUTH CLUB	Provision of weekly youth clubs in Westbury and Warminster for young people aged 11-19 (up to 25 with disabilities). Funding is towards staffing and other running costs.
22/02/2023	£500 £41,496,000	WILTSHIRE HEARING VOICES GROUP (WHVG)	Wiltshire Hearing Voices is a peer support group for people who hear voices or have other unusual sensory experiences, such as seeing or things that others do not. Funding will help meet running costs of their fortnightly meetings
22/02/2023	£1,000 £467,321	WILTSHIRE LAW CENTRE	Wiltshire Law Centre provides low cost legal services. Grant to help with running costs.
22/02/2023	£500	WILTSHIRE MIGHTY GIRLS	Wiltshire Mighty Girls CIC runs activities to support and empower girls and young women. Funding will help with running costs
22/02/2023	£1,000 £193,006	WILTSHIRE MIND	Wiltshire MIND provides counselling and support groups for people with mental health issues. Funding will help meet the cost of counselling for children and young people
22/02/2023	£1,750 £515,682	WILTSHIRE MUSEUM	Wiltshire Museum employs a Community Curator to improve access to their facilities by underrepresented groups. Funding will be towards a pilot project in partnership with the Youth Offending Team using graffiti art to engage young people at risk of offending or exploitation.
22/02/2023	£2,500 £1,160,938	WILTSHIRE MUSIC CENTRE	Wiltshire Music Centre runs a professional concert hall as well as supporting other music and arts activities. Grant to help with running costs.
22/02/2023	£1,000	WILTSHIRE PORTAGE	Wiltshire Portage visits pre-school children with disabilities in their home, empowering and supporting parents to aid their child?s development through structured play and family support. The grant will cover the costs of providing initial support to families on their waiting list.
22/02/2023	£1,000 £281,565	WILTSHIRE SCRAPSTORE AND RESOURCE CENTRE	Wiltshire Scrapstore diverts waste from land fill, making arts & crafts resources available to the community, particularly schools and families, whilst providing supported volunteering opportunities to those furthest from the workplace. Funding is towards core staff costs.
22/02/2023	£1,000 £90,487	WILTSHIRE TREEHOUSE	Wiltshire Treehouse provide bereavement support to children, young people, and their families within Swindon & Wiltshire. Funding is towards core costs.
22/02/2023	£2,000 £5,575,347	WILTSHIRE WILDLIFE TRUST	Wiltshire Wildlife Trust (WWT) has a wide range of conservation and community projects in the county. Funding is towards volunteer training for insect observation and recording at their reserves in Clouts Wood in Wroughton with a view to conserving several key species.
22/02/2023	£2,500	WINTERBOURNE BASSETT COMMUNITY PUB LTD	Winterbourne Bassett Community Pub (WBCP) Ltd owns and runs (via a tenant) The Winterbourne for the benefit of local residents and surrounding areas. Funding is toward the installation of solar panels.
22/02/2023	£1,000 £245,686	YELLOW BRICK ROAD PROJECTS	YBRP works with young people in Test Valley, Hampshire, to tackle a range of issues that put them at risk of homelessness. Funding is towards extending their Legacy Project Outreach in Ludgershall, Wiltshire.
22/02/2023	£2,500 £1,128,318	YOUTH ADVENTURE TRUST	Youth Adventure Trust runs outdoor activities for young people who are not thriving in education. Grant to help with running costs.
22/02/2023	£2,500 £1,128,318	YOUTH ADVENTURE TRUST	Youth Adventure Trust runs outdoor activities for young people who are not thriving in education. Funding is towards the cost of 5 children from Wroughton participating in their new resilience building programme.
22/02/2023	£2,500 £1,128,318	YOUTH ADVENTURE TRUST	Youth Adventure Trust runs outdoor activities for young people who are not thriving in education. Funding will help with increased running costs.
21/02/2023	£5,500 £200,739	DOORWAY WILTSHIRE LTD	Doorway is based in Chippenham and runs sessions week for vulnerable adults experiencing homelessness or housing issues, providing food, washing & laundry facilities, activities, support and advice. Funding will go towards the costs of a drop-in session on additional day to meet increased need to provide warmth and food.
21/02/2023	£755 £61,164	THE OPEN BLUE TRUST	Open Blue Trust runs a double-decker bus as a mobile community centre, providing activities for families and youth drop-ins in more rural areas. Grant will contribute to the increased fuel costs to run the bus.
21/02/2023	£5,140 £193,006	WILTSHIRE MIND	Wiltshire Mind provide services to anyone experiencing poor mental health, including peer support social groups and a reduced cost counselling service. The grant will contribute to the cost of counselling sessions for those unable to financially contribute.
15/02/2023	£1,000 £119,145	4 YOUTH	4 Youth (formerly Young Melksham) provide a range of youth groups and services for young people mainly in the west of the county. Funding is towards staffing costs for running their TeenTalk (counselling) Service over the next three years.
07/02/2023	£1,500	SWINDON DIAL A RIDE	Swindon Dial a Ride provides accessible and affordable transport for people with mobility issues in Swindon. Funding is towards increased energy costs.
06/02/2023	£5,100 £2,896,497	THE AMBER FOUNDATION	Amber supports young homeless and unemployed people providing them with a temporary home and a programme of support. Funding will help with increased food and energy costs at their centre in Trowbridge.
06/02/2023	£5,000 £320,603	THE HARBOUR PROJECT	The Harbour Project provides practical and wellbeing support to asylum seekers and refuges placed and living in Swindon. Funding will support the utilities cost of the community café.
06/02/2023	£4,500 £224,903	WILLOWS COUNSELLING SERVICE	Willow?s provides low cost counselling in Swindon for people who are unable to cover the cost of counselling from other private sources. Funding will help meet running costs in the face of lower income and higher energy costs.
01/02/2023	£2,000	GRANT TO INDIVIDUAL	Business support grants to young entrepreneurs in Wiltshire and Swindon that are aged between 18-30.
01/02/2023	£2,000	GRANT TO INDIVIDUAL	Business support grants to young entrepreneurs in Wiltshire and Swindon that are aged between 18-30.
26/01/2023	£2,000	GRANT TO INDIVIDUAL	Business support grants to young entrepreneurs in Wiltshire and Swindon that are aged between 18-30.
25/01/2023	£4,426	ALL YOURS PERIOD BOX CIC	All Yours Period CIC was established in Berkshire in 2020 to provide female sanitary products to girls and women on low incomes. Funding will help provide the service in Swindon.
25/01/2023	£2,000 £19,029	BOURNE VALLEY DAY CENTRE FOR THE ELDERLY	The service supports isolated older people (mostly aged 70+) living in this rural area with limited public transport. Provides a weekly meal and activities for elderly people based in a village hall.
25/01/2023	£2,000	FRIENDSHIP DAY CENTRE WINTERSLOW	A day centre held once a week in the village of Winterslow. Sessions include a hot lunch and a wide variety of activities, art, craft, music, games, exercises, speakers, parties (Christmas, birthday, Summer garden) footcare.
25/01/2023	£955	GRANT TO INDIVIDUAL	Business support grants to young entrepreneurs in Wiltshire and Swindon that are aged between 18-30.
25/01/2023	£700	GRANT TO INDIVIDUAL	Business support grants to young entrepreneurs in Wiltshire and Swindon that are aged between 18-30.
25/01/2023	£1,500	GRANT TO INDIVIDUAL	Business support grants to young entrepreneurs in Wiltshire and Swindon that are aged between 18-30.
25/01/2023	£1,880	GRANT TO INDIVIDUAL	Business support grants to young entrepreneurs in Wiltshire and Swindon that are aged between 18-30.
25/01/2023	£5,500 £15,100	PENHILL LUNCH CLUB	A weekly lunch club providing a meal cooked on-site and fun activities for 30 older people in a community centre in Penhill, an area of high deprivation in Swindon.
25/01/2023	£8,650 £226,272	PHOENIX ENTERPRISES	Phoenix Enterprise provides people with poor mental health and/or learning disabilities with employment and support. Funding help meet increased costs.
25/01/2023	£12,000	ROSEMARY GODDARD CENTRE/ THE MERE DAY CENTRE	A day centre held in a community room twice a week in the rural village of Mere. As a rural community, Mere and the surrounding villages face increasing issues of access to services, with significant depletion of local provision over recent years. Many social and health services have consolidated and moved to Warminster, Tisbury or beyond which inevitably presents travel problems as public transport facilities are reduced or withdrawn altogether. Sessions include a hot lunch provided by a local pub & a variety of activities.
25/01/2023	£11,000 £21,412	ST JOHNS HONEYPOT DAY CARE CENTRE	St John's Honeypot provides a weekly session, including a hot meal, for older isolated people in Trowbridge. A hot and nutritionally balanced meal, appropriate stimulating activity, a friendly welcoming gathering and appropriate monitoring of individuals wellbeing, signposting or referring to other agencies as required.
25/01/2023	£4,000	TILL VALLEY DAY CENTRE	A rural day centre meeting weekly in church hall in the village of Shrewton and serving the neighbouring villages of Shrewton, Tilshead, Orcheston. Provision of safe warm happy stimulating environment offering social interaction, a hot meal (cooked on premises). Activities include art, handicrafts, talks, dance, extend exercises, discussions, quizzes and outings etc.
25/01/2023	£5,000 £1,517,397	WILTSHIRE CITIZENS ADVICE	Wiltshire Citizen?s Advice provides free impartial information and advice to individuals around debt, benefits, housing, employment and consumer issues. Funding will help with increased costs.
25/01/2023	£2,701	WYLYE COYOTES	Wylye Coyotes Afterschool Club CIC provides employment, training and support in a remote rural area through providing childcare and other services. Funding will meet the costs of providing food through a community larder and a warm community cafe.
20/01/2023	£1,171	GRANT TO INDIVIDUAL	Business support grants to young entrepreneurs in Wiltshire and Swindon that are aged between 18-30.
20/01/2023	£1,625	GRANT TO INDIVIDUAL	Business support grants to young entrepreneurs in Wiltshire and Swindon that are aged between 18-30.
09/01/2023	£2,000 £11,464,370	ALABARE CHRISTIAN CARE AND SUPPORT	Alabare supports vulnerable and homeless people in Wiltshire with accommodation and opportunities to gain skills, confidence and experience to seek paid work. Grant will contribute towards the energy cost and refreshments at one of their shops where they are providing a ?warm space?.
09/01/2023	£10,000 £94,931	GORSE HILL BAPTIST CHURCH	Gorse Hill Baptist Church is located in a deprived area of Swindon and provides a range of services to people on low income across the town. Funding will help meet the energy costs of running a community fridge, a warm café space, and support activities .
07/01/2023	£3,025 £386,245,000	MHA COMMUNITIES SWINDON	MHA Communities provide activities and befriending for older people in Swindon, including friendship and lunch clubs. The grant will contribute to increased food, refreshment and transport cost of the Walcot lunch club.
05/01/2023	£26,908 £5,789,173	CENTRE FOR SUSTAINABLE ENERGY	Fuel grants for elderly and vulnerable individuals in Swindon between January and March 2023.
19/12/2022	£1,000	PEWSEY COMMUNITY AREA PARTNERSHIP	Pewsey Community Area Partnership is a partnership local organisations and parish council supporting the communities in and around Pewsey. Funding will help provide a hardship fund to provide essential household items to people who are struggling financially.
19/12/2022	£1,500 £206,674	HOME-START NORTH WILTSHIRE	Home-Start Kennet provide support to families with children under the age of 5 who are struggling to cope for a range of reasons, including social disadvantage, poverty, mental health issues or disability. The grant will contribute to the purchase of essential household items.
15/12/2022	£3,000 £166,516	RISE:61	RISE:61 provides positive opportunities for young people living on Bemerton Heath estate, Salisbury, through sport, mentoring, community projects and social enterprises. Funding is towards supporting young people to fundraise for a proposed new youth hub facility on the estate.
15/12/2022	£10,000	THE PLATFORM PROJECT	The Platform Project work with young people facing a variety of challenges in their lives to develop confidence and employability skills through enterprise challenges. Funding is towards the costs of a project supporting young people to produce an online magazine #iDARE.
15/12/2022	£5,000 £80,332	THE PARKS VOLUNTEER RESOURCE AND RETAIL OUTLET T/A THE SHOP	Grant to The Parks Volunteer Resource and Retail Outlet t/a The Shop
15/12/2022	£4,695	BARFORD COMMUNITY FUND	Barford St Martin is a village near Salisbury. Funding will help with the cost of installing a children's playground
15/12/2022	£6,220 £214	ARTS DEVELOPMENT COMPANY CIC	Arts Development Company are partnering with Make Space for Girls and BIBO to engage young people and help them develop a voice in local planning in Trowbridge. Funding is towards a six-month programme of engagement events leading to a collective of young people to take the work forward.
15/12/2022	£10,000 £1,997,058	COMMUNITY FIRST	Community Frist provides a range of services across Wiltshire including targeted support for young people facing additional challenges. Funding is towards the development of their young leader’s programme.
15/12/2022	£5,078 £188,696	SEEDS4SUCCESS	Seeds 4 Success (S4S) provide training and practical volunteering to young people in south west Wiltshire to support their personal development. Funding will be towards school holiday sessions of their Leisure Credits Scheme encouraging and rewarding volunteering.
15/12/2022	£5,000 £36,891	SHINE PINEHURST	Grant to Shine Pinehurst
15/12/2022	£3,600	SWINDON 105.5	Swindon 105.5 is a community radio station run primarily by volunteers, including people with physical and learning disabilities and mental health issues. The grant will support courses to enable young people to develop skills and become volunteers.
15/12/2022	£5,428 £1,123,349	THE RISE TRUST	The Rise Trust provides services for children and families including Children's Centres and youth provision. Funding is towards the development of young leaders/mentors in their youth clubs.
15/12/2022	£4,996 £984,194	WILTSHIRE CENTRE FOR INDEPENDENT LIVING	WCIL is a user-led organisation which supports disabled people to achieve choice, control and equal rights and to live independent lives. Funding is towards a campaign led by young disabled people to promote the building blocks for future employment opportunities.
15/12/2022	£4,324 £270,606	WILTSHIRE SCRAPSTORE AND RESOURCE CENTRE	Wiltshire Scrapstore collects waste items and materials from local business and uses this to provide a range of craft-based activities and resources for local schools, community groups and individuals. Funding would be towards supporting their volunteering opportunities for young disabled people.
15/12/2022	£4,800 £263,032	GOD UNLIMITED OUTDOOR THERAPY	GUL provides therapeutic support through outdoor activities for young people with additional needs. Funding is for a social action project with year 5/6 pupils at Shrewton Primary School to identify and respond to a local issue.
14/12/2022	£15,000 £169,254	TROWBRIDGE FUTURE	Trowbridge Future supports communities in the more deprived parts Trowbridge, including providing youth activities. Funding will contribute to staff costs.
14/12/2022	£4,960 £166,516	RISE:61	RISE:61 provides positive opportunities for young people living on Bemerton Heath estate, Salisbury, through sport, mentoring, community projects and social enterprises. Funding is towards extending a feasibility study and youth engagement for a proposed new youth hub building on the estate.
14/12/2022	£9,954 £9,706	WARMINSTER ACTION GROUP	Warminster Action Group is a small community organisation supporting people who are isolated or otherwise vulnerable. Funding will help with running costs.
14/12/2022	£10,000 £94,931	GORSE HILL BAPTIST CHURCH	Gorse Hill Baptist Church is located in a deprived area of Swindon and provides a range of services to the community. Funding will help meet the costs of running a community fridge and other activities to help people on low incomes.
14/12/2022	£5,000	OPEN DOOR (WARMINSTER)	Open Door Warminster runs informal sessions where people feeling lonely, affected by cancer or dealing with grief can speak to volunteers. Funding will help meet running costs
14/12/2022	£15,000 £16,524	CHIPPENHAM CAP CENTRE	Chippenham CAP Centre provides debt advice. Funding will help with running costs
14/12/2022	£5,000 £600	FOLIO THEATRE	Folio Theatre is a female-led, writing theatre company. The grant will support a creative workshop programme for female refugees/asylum seekers.
14/12/2022	£5,000	FOODAGE4THOUGHT	Foodage4thought is a new CIC aiming to help families improve their nutrition and wellbeing by running free or low cost cooking and nutrition workshops. Funding to contribute towards the cost of workshops in Trowbridge.
14/12/2022	£7,981	COMMUNITY MONEY ADVICE SOUTH WILTSHIRE CIC	CMA South Wiltshire CIC provides a debt advice and support service covering Salisbury and surrounding areas. Funding is towards running costs and the purchase of a new laptop.
14/12/2022	£2,920	CORSHAM CONNECTIONS	to fund CORSHAM CONNECTIONS activities which help isolated adult individuals integrate into the local community though greater interaction with other people via community groups, activities and services.
14/12/2022	£5,000 £177,913	FRESHBROOK CHURCH	Freshbrook Church runs community activities in a community centre attached to the church in west Swindon. Funding will help meet the costs of activities to bring people together and give access to affordable food.
14/12/2022	£5,000 £25,192,000	1ST STUDLEY GUIDES	1st Studley Guides is a uniform organisation which promotes the development of young people through exciting and adventurous activities. The grant requested will support the costs of a new shed to store their equipment.
14/12/2022	£5,000 £32,018	BACK ON TRACK - STROKE REHAB SERVICE	Back on Track support people affected by stroke and their families. The grant will contribute towards running costs.
14/12/2022	£5,000 £323,944	SPRINGBOARD NORTH WILTS OPPORTUNITY GROUP	Springboard Chippenham provides early development support to pre-school children with special needs and their families. Funding will help with staff costs to support families to use PECS (Picture Exchange Communication System).
14/12/2022	£5,000 £417,626	VOLUNTARY ACTION SWINDON	Voluntary Action Swindon provides infrastructure support to the third sector in Swindon. The grant will support the core running costs of the Swindon Shopmobility service.
08/12/2022	£5,000 £1,486,068	WILTSHIRE CITIZENS ADVICE	Wiltshire Money is a membership organisation that brings together organisations that provide information and advice on financial issues. Funding will provide training for staff or volunteers from small local organisations.
06/12/2022	£1,500 £141,029	SALISBURY METHODIST CHURCH	Salisbury Methodist Church is co-ordinating Salisbury Hub which is supporting Ukrainians currently living in the Salisbury area. Funding will help meet the costs of providing furniture and household items for families moving onto independent accommodation.
05/12/2022	£1,500 £626,892	GATEWAY CHURCH	Gateway Church in Swindon co-ordinates an annual Swindon Toy Appeal to provide Christmas presents to children and young people in low income households. The grant will help meet the costs of providing gifts for young refugees and Asylum seekers including those recently arrived from Afghanistan
01/12/2022	£3,000 £112,733	ST MICHAEL'S COMMUNITY CENTRE	To purchase cookware and appliances for our kitchen to complete refurbishment and make it fully functioning to serve the local community with affordable cooked meals.
01/12/2022	£3,000	WESTBURY & WARMINSTER YOUTH CLUBS	Core funding. This is to cover staff wages, hall hire and equipment to enable us to run the weekly sessions in both Westbury and Warminster.
01/12/2022	£3,000 £8,847	WESTBURY AREA NETWORK	To continue to support the ongoing work of the food bank. Any donation would be used to purchase food and toiletry/cleaning items as we need to replenish stocks.
01/12/2022	£3,000 £25,240	CHIPPENHAM COMMUNITY ECO HUB	To develop an area of the Hub to provide a 'Living Room' two days a week for those in need of support due to financial, energy, & other social challenges
01/12/2022	£2,750	BYBROOK BENEFICE	To enable support for community (non-religious) activities within existing office premises. These activities will include financial planning courses, parenting classes, a bereavement café and a warm space.
01/12/2022	£2,825 £29,296	CROSSPOINT (WESTBURY)	We aspire to become an affiliate of Community Money Advice so we can ensure that local people have access to a quality-assured debt advice service.
01/12/2022	£3,000 £13,168	GROUP 5	helping to support our volunteers with daily lunch money & any travel costs. Organisational running costs; rent, electric, phone, safety equipment, van running costs, etc
01/12/2022	£3,000 £84,906	HELP COUNSELLING SERVICES	Our waiting list stands at 10 weeks, despite our efforts to reduce it. We want a Keep in Touch Counsellor who will contact clients to maintain their well-being whilst waiting
01/12/2022	£3,000 £249,086	WILTSHIRE PORTAGE	To provide tailored guidance to parent/carers which supports them in removing the barriers to learning that fuel/utility poverty creates for their child and for the wider family.
01/12/2022	£3,000 £8,411	WEST LAVINGTON YOUTH CLUB	provide weekly support to children in Lavington area to support them with building confidence and accessing opportunities otherwise not available to them due to rural deprivation/disadvantage
01/12/2022	£3,000 £263,032	GOD UNLIMITED OUTDOOR THERAPY	GUL provides therapeutic support through outdoor activities for young people with additional needs. Funding will help with core costs,
01/12/2022	£2,160 £1,918,229	ALZHEIMERS SUPPORT	Westbury Music for the Mind project to support local people with dementia and their carers by encouraging them to join in communal singing with specialist music therapists and trained volunteers.
01/12/2022	£2,000 £89,210	ARTS TOGETHER	To continue to provide 6 inspiring and life enhancing art groups, and essential well-being support, for the most isolated and vulnerable older people in our Wiltshire communities.
01/12/2022	£2,000 £102,071	LAVERTON INSTITUTE CHARITABLE TRUST	For Abrahams Kitchen project to provide a free hot meal to 50-60 people on a regular basis during each school holiday.
01/12/2022	£2,000 £131,151	WASTE NOT WANT NOT	To provide people on low income with affordable household goods whilst providing work experience and training opportunities to the local community and diverting useable items away from the waste stream.
01/12/2022	£1,000 £3,171	WEST WILTS CHILD CONTACT CENTRE	To provide a safe child centred environment for children of a split relationship to meet their non-resident parent.
28/11/2022	£61,000 £259,950	THE BRIDGE YOUTH PROJECT TRUST	The Bridge Youth Project provides 1:1 pastoral care, small group work, mentoring and early intervention work in schools in Wiltshire. Funding will help with the costs of a pilot to extend their work in primary schools in Salisbury area
18/11/2022	£3,000 £169,254	TROWBRIDGE FUTURE	Employ a community worker to coordinate the running of the community fridges and food collections, to enable further community connection and peer support, with an Arab speaker to reach new audiences.
17/11/2022	£1,000 £62,879	DEVIZES OPENDOORS	Grant to Devizes Opendoors
17/11/2022	£1,000 £272,621	SWINDON NIGHT SHELTER	Grant to Swindon Night Shelter
17/11/2022	£1,000 £10,947	ST JOHNS HONEYPOT DAY CARE CENTRE	Grant to St Johns Honeypot Day Care Centre
16/11/2022	£12,500 £172,486	THE MERCHANT'S HOUSE, MARLBOROUGH	The Merchants House is a Grade 2* listed building in Marlborough, open to the public and supported by community volunteers. Funding to towards essential roof repairs.
16/11/2022	£12,500 £197,110	THE SIR EDWARD HEATH CHARITABLE FOUNDATION	Arundells is a Grade 2* listed building in the Cathedral area of Salisbury, run by the Sir Edward Health Charitalble Trust. It is open to the public with the support of community volunteers. Funding is towards essential repairs of some medieval boundary walls.
14/11/2022	£3,500 £2,646,862	THE AMBER FOUNDATION	Grant to The Amber Foundation
14/11/2022	£3,500 £156,668	DOORWAY	Grant to Doorway
14/11/2022	£3,500 £3,541,818	SPLITZ SUPPORT SERVICES	Grant to SPLITZ Support Services
14/11/2022	£3,500 £297,061	THE HARBOUR PROJECT	Grant to The Harbour Project
14/11/2022	£3,500	THE WILTSHIRE BOBBY VAN TRUST	Grant to The Wiltshire Bobby Van Trust
14/11/2022	£3,500 £1,110,823	SWINDON WOMEN'S AID	Grant to Swindon Women's Aid
21/10/2022	£29,972 £590,702	SWINDON CITIZENS ADVICE	Benefit advice for older people and those who are vulnerable due to a health conditions or disability
21/10/2022	£83,487 £4,731,495	CENTRE FOR SUSTAINABLE ENERGY	Fuel grants for elderly and vulnerable individuals during winter period
21/10/2022	£59,735 £1,161,022	AGE UK WILTSHIRE	Age UK Wiltshire provides a holistic range of services to support older people to live independently and remain active and healthy.
21/10/2022	£31,672 £1,486,068	WILTSHIRE CITIZENS ADVICE	Grant to Wiltshire Citizens Advice
29/09/2022	£15,000 £62,879	DEVIZES OPENDOORS	Devizes Opendoors provides drop-in sessions for homeless or insecurely housed people in Devizes. They offer meals and opportunities for people to wash, launder their clothes, have social interaction and receive support with housing and other issues. The grant will support running costs.
28/09/2022	£4,860	SAFER AND SUPPORTIVE SALISBURY	Safer and Supportive Salisbury (SaSS) is a network of organisations that seek to support vulnerable people in the community through action projects, information sharing between organisations and communication with local people. The grant requested will support the running costs of the organisation.
28/09/2022	£15,000 £6,061,932	THE NELSON TRUST	Nelson Trust works in the south west providing residential addiction treatment for men and women and non-residential support for women with multiple and complex needs who are in contact with or risk being involved with, the criminal justice system. Funding will help meet the costs of running a creche to enable women to participate in sessions and activities at their centre in Swindon.
28/09/2022	£15,000 £272,621	SWINDON NIGHT SHELTER	Swindon Night Shelter provides access to food, hygiene facilities, information and support for homeless or insecurely housed families and individuals in Swindon. Funding is towards staffing costs for their Haven Day Centre.
28/09/2022	£4,956	IVY WILDLIFE GARDEN	he Ivy Wildlife Garden is run by a group of residents/volunteers on the Ivy Estate in Chippenham for the benefit of everyone in the local area. Funding is towards the cost of a laptop and printer, insurance, two annual community events, timber for repairs, replacement tools, and bird feed over the next three years.
28/09/2022	£5,000	DURRINGTON FOOTBALL CLUB	Durrington Football Club is an inclusive local football club for children and young people including from families from the local military base. The grant will pay for lighting
28/09/2022	£4,650	ALTERNATIVE ANGELS	Alternative Angels is a volunteer-run group providing food to vulnerable and homeless people in Swindon. Funding will help meet running costs
28/09/2022	£8,150	MALMESBURY AMATEUR BOXING CLUB	Malmesbury Amateur Boxing Club is an inclusive club. Funding will help meet the costs of replacing and running a minibus
28/09/2022	£5,000 £117,562	JUBILEE GARDENS (1978) LTD	Jubilee Gardens is based in Purton (near Swindon) and provides horticultural activities for adults with learning disabilities with a focus on personal development and work skills. Funding is towards running costs for the next three years.
28/09/2022	£5,000	FYI C.I.C	FYI CIC runs the Changing Suits project to engage with and empower the South Asian Community, in particular women, both in terms of personal development and gaining access to general services and support in the wider community. Funding is towards staff costs for a new worker.
28/09/2022	£14,999 £39,808	DASH	DASH provides support/social groups, information and advice for children & adults on the Autistic Spectrum and their families. Funding is towards a Volunteer Coordinator to enable DASH to grow its services.
28/09/2022	£15,000 £8,411	WEST LAVINGTON YOUTH CLUB	West Lavington Youth Club operates a youth club, currently 2 nights each week, for young people from West Lavington, Market Lavington and Easterton. The grant request is to support the salary costs of the organisation.
28/09/2022	£2,454	HJäLPANDE HäNDER CATERING	Hjalpande Hander is a charity employing young adults with learning disabilities to operate a mobile catering trailer. Funding will meet the costs of an addition to the trailer
28/09/2022	£2,000	READ EASY SOUTH AND EAST WILTSHIRE	Read Easy South & East Wiltshire is a new group set up to provide 1:1 reading tuition to people with significant reading difficulties. Funding will help meet the 1st year's running costs.
28/09/2022	£1,540	1ST BEMERTON BROWNIES	Ist Bemerton Brownies is a small girl-guiding group for girls aged 7-10 in the Bemerton area of Salisbury. The grant will help pay for the girls to attend a weekend activity camp.
28/09/2022	£1,700 £506,987	WILTSHIRE MUSEUM	Wiltshire Museum employs a Community Curator to improve access to their facilities by underrepresented groups. Funding will be towards a pilot project in partnership with the Youth Offending Team using graffiti art to engage young people at risk of offending or exploitation.
15/09/2022	£3,048 £112,733	ST MICHAEL'S COMMUNITY CENTRE	St Michael's Community Centre serves the residents living in an area of high deprivation in Salisbury, providing a base for a range of local organisations and community activities. Funding is towards the cost of updating their kitchen facilities, enabling them to serve low cost hot meals in their Community Cafe.
09/09/2022	£3,431 £297,061	THE HARBOUR PROJECT	The Harbour Project provides practical and wellbeing support to asylum seekers and refuges placed and living in Swindon. Funding will support the growth in their communal meals which are now happening fortnightly.
08/09/2022	£4,850 £169,254	TROWBRIDGE FUTURE	Trowbridge Future supports vulnerable people in the community of Trowbridge, with a particular focus on the neighbourhoods of Longfield, Seymour and Studley Green. Funding is towards the refurbishment of their kitchen to provide cooking sessions for young people and towards shared meals for the community.
08/09/2022	£5,000 £272,621	SWINDON NIGHT SHELTER	Swindon Night Shelter provides access to food, hygiene facilities, information and support for homeless or insecurely housed families and individuals in Swindon. Funding is towards staff costs for their Haven Day Centre providing hot meals for guests.
08/09/2022	£2,646	WESTBURY & WARMINSTER YOUTH CLUBS	The charity runs weekly youth clubs in both Westbury and Warminster with additional activities and outings as resources allow. Funding is towards a cooking course and a 'Bake Off' event for young people.
08/09/2022	£2,880 £156,668	DOORWAY	Doorway is based in Chippenham and runs sessions week for vulnerable adults experiencing homelessness or housing issues, providing food, washing & laundry facilities, activities, support and advice. Funding will go towards running costs for their Women's Group.
08/09/2022	£4,480 £424,748	THE RECOVERY TREE CHARITY	The Recovery Tree Charity runs several services in Swindon including community cafes and horticultural projects to support people with mental health issues and promote general wellbeing. Funding is towards two projects in Pinehurst - bread making sessions and a mobile pizza oven working with young people.
08/09/2022	£5,000	THE PANTRY PARTNERSHIP	The Pantry Partnership works with volunteers to collect surplus food from businesses and distributes it (fresh and as frozen meals) to community organisations across Salisbury area as well as using it's premises to run community groups based around food. The grant will help with running costs for shared meals.
08/09/2022	£2,000 £10,947	ST JOHNS HONEYPOT DAY CARE CENTRE	St John's Honeypot provides a weekly session, including a hot meal, for older isolated people in Trowbridge. Funding is towards core costs to March 2023.
01/09/2022	£579 £11,427	THE FILLING STATION	The grant is restricted to support The Filling Stations work and activities in pursuit of its objects benefiting Wiltshire and Swindon
01/09/2022	£2,149 £991,045	WILTSHIRE MUSIC CENTRE	The grant is restricted to support Wiltshire Music Centre work and activities in pursuit of its objects benefiting Wiltshire and Swindon
01/09/2022	£1,570 £1,997,058	YOUTH ACTION WILTSHIRE	The grant is restricted to support Youth Action Wiltshire work and activities in pursuit of its objects benefiting Wiltshire and Swindon
20/07/2022	£1,500 £221,360	ST JAMES' CHURCH	St James Church is Devizes runs a community centre and a number of activities to meet social need and was instrumental to Devizes' response to the Ukrainian refugee crisis, LoveUkraine. Funding will help meet the cost of providing social, cultural and language-learning opportunities for Ukrainian refugees living in and around Devizes
19/07/2022	£4,500	NEPALESE ASSOCIATION OF WILTSHIRE	Nepalese Association of Wiltshire is a community organisation supporting the mainly elderly Nepalese population in Swindon. Funding will help meet the costs of regular language, information and support sessions.
13/07/2022	£24,800 £259,950	THE BRIDGE YOUTH PROJECT TRUST	The Bridge Youth Project provides 1:1 pastoral care, small group work, mentoring and early intervention work in schools in Wiltshire. Funding will help with the costs of a pilot to extend their work in primary schools in Salisbury area
07/07/2022	£1,500 £166,516	RISE:61	To develop a sensory garden and new composting area at our community garden project in the heart of the Bemerton Heath estate
07/07/2022	£1,500	BOX PARISH COUNCIL	To create a bog garden and pond adjacent to the existing pond in the Lovar Walk, connecting to the river, planted with native species encouraging greater biodiversity and new habitat.
07/07/2022	£1,000	SUSTAINABLE SHERSTON	We would like to purchase our own apple juicing equipment to use excess fruit, reduce food waste and produce local, sustainable juice at our annual Apple Day.
07/07/2022	£1,500	STEEPLE LANGFORD ALLOTMENTS TRUST	Clearing rough unused scrubland, and creating a community wildlife meadow and relaxation area for people of the Steeple Langford Parish.
07/07/2022	£1,500	BRATTON PRIMARY SCHOOL	To restore and increase the size of our wildlife pond and surrounding area to create a safe haven for our children to learn about their environment.
07/07/2022	£1,500	MARKET LAVINGTON PARISH COUNCIL	Help with preventing river bank erosion, and placement of a ramp and dipping platform. Making the area accessible without disturbing the biodiversity of the river bank.
07/07/2022	£1,500 £500	THE FRIENDS OF THE MARDEN VALLEY	Water Vole survey and Tree planting along Abberd Brook
07/07/2022	£652	HILPERTON ALLOTMENT ASSOCIATION	Purchase Solitary Bee Observation Nest Boxes; Bumblebee Nest Boxes; educational material, eg.identification posters, wildlife information; purchase screening to protect educational material; purchase spring flowering bulbs
07/07/2022	£1,500	FRIENDS OF BROADMEAD POND	To restore and maintain a wildlife pond on Broadmead Trowbridge, which has confirmation of great crested newt presence. Specifically, to create a reed bed to filter out chemicals .
07/07/2022	£1,360	BREMHILL PARISH COUNCIL	Purchase and sowing of native British wild flower perennial seeds to sow around the parish in verges, new village hall grounds & under-used open spaces.
07/07/2022	£1,500	HARNHAM COMMUNITY NETWORK	To plant 10 standard Small-leaved Lime trees as part of Harnham’s Green Corridor Project to mark the Queen’s Jubilee and provide a lasting benefit for the environment & local residents.
07/07/2022	£839	ENVIRONMENT AND CLIMATE WORKING GROUP - MELKSHAM TOWN COUNCIL	To promote and contribute towards the costs of the ECWG's Climate Fest in Melksham including advertising, purchase of litter pickers and other promotional material .
07/07/2022	£1,500 £1,181	POULSHOT VILLAGE TRUST	The Trust needs expert advice on looking after two village ponds and a small woodland. With careful informed management and village community involvement, we wish to maximise the native biodiversity.
07/07/2022	£1,240	PEWSEY PARISH COUNCIL	Restore biodiversity & water quality to a previously damaged section of river in the centre of Pewsey by means of a community replanting utilising native marginal & aquatic plants.
07/07/2022	£1,500 £188,696	SEEDS4SUCCESS	We are seeking funding towards the costs of our 'Leisure Credits' scheme for young people where young people will be supported to engage in practical conservation tasks with environmental benefits
01/07/2022	£3,000	SWINDON WELCOMES UKRAINE	Swindon Welcome Ukraine is a newly formed group providing advice, support and activities for newly arrived Ukrainians and their host families in the SN postcode area, mainly in Swindon. Funding will help meet the costs of refurbishing donated bikes to provide Ukrainians with their own transport
29/06/2022	£15,000 £115,588	FAMILY COUNSELLING TRUST WILTSHIRE	Family Counselling Trust provides counselling and family therapy to children, young people and families in south Wiltshire. The grant will help with staff costs.
29/06/2022	£15,000 £72,165	SAILABILITY@WHITEFRIARS, WHITEFRIARS SAILING CLUB	Sailability provides the opportunity to sail for people with disabilities. The funding will help meet running costs.
29/06/2022	£6,000 £396,041	READ EASY MELKSHAM	Read Easy provides 1:1 volunteer coaches for adults to learn to read in the North Wiltshire area. Funding is towards general running costs.
29/06/2022	£15,000 £83,523	WILTSHIRE TREEHOUSE	Wiltshire Treehouse provide bereavement support to children, young people, and their families within Swindon & Wiltshire. Funding is towards core costs.
29/06/2022	£3,785 £3,794	CALNE WORDFEST	Calne Wordfest provides regular adult literacy courses and literacy based events for all ages throughout the year. Funding is towards a 6 week course targeting disadvantaged young people using stand up comedy to explore language and communication.
29/06/2022	£7,500 £6,884,745	JULIAN HOUSE	Julian House adults and young people experiencing homelessness, escaping domestic abuse, adults with learning difficulties and people who need support after leaving prison. The grant will help with the costs of their bike workshop with helps build skills and motivation
29/06/2022	£5,000 £233,003,000	MHA COMMUNITIES SWINDON	MHA Communities provide activities and befriending for older people in Swindon, including exercise class and lunch clubs. Funding will help meet running costs
29/06/2022	£5,000	WESTBURY & WARMINSTER YOUTH CLUBS	Provision of weekly youth clubs in Westbury and Warminster for young people aged 11-19 (up to 25 with disabilities). Funding is towards staffing and other running costs.
29/06/2022	£5,000 £25,240	CHIPPENHAM COMMUNITY ECO HUB	Chippenham Community Hub is a town-centre location where local agencies can connect with residents and a safe space for local people to seek advice and meet together for recreation, support and education. The grant will help with running costs
29/06/2022	£15,000 £501,916	THE MUSTARD TREE FOUNDATION - STARTING POINT	The grant will contribute towards the cost of the mentoring programme ‘Starting Point’ in Swindon.
29/06/2022	£14,958 £204,839	YELLOW BRICK ROAD PROJECTS	YBRP works with young people in Test Valley, Hampshire, to tackle a range of issues that put them at risk of homelessness. Funding is towards extending their Legacy Project Outreach in Ludgershall, Wiltshire.
29/06/2022	£2,842 £35,327,000	WILTSHIRE HEARING VOICES GROUP (WHVG)	Wiltshire Hearing Voices is a peer support group for people who hear voices or have other unusual sensory experiences, such as seeing or things that others do not. Funding will help meet running costs of their fortnightly meetings
29/06/2022	£2,500 £720	ALL CANNINGS COMMUNITY TRUST CIO (ACCT)	All Cannings Community Trust CIO (ACCT) is a new Trust set up to manage community activities including the village hall and community shop in this rural village. The grant will fund the legal costs of rationalising the various legal structures currently in place.
29/06/2022	£4,500	AFC MELKSHAM	AFC Melksham is an FA standard chartered club which runs training sessions once a week for disabled adults and young people and enters two teams, one adult one U16, into local league matches. Funding is towards running costs and equipment.
29/06/2022	£15,000 £249,086	WILTSHIRE PORTAGE	Wiltshire Portage visits pre-school children with disabilities in their home, empowering and supporting parents to aid their child’s development through structured play and family support. The grant will cover the costs of providing initial support to families on their waiting list.
29/06/2022	£15,000 £270,606	WILTSHIRE SCRAPSTORE AND RESOURCE CENTRE	Wiltshire Scrapstore diverts waste from land fill, making arts & crafts resources available to the community, particularly schools and families, whilst providing supported volunteering opportunities to those furthest from the workplace. Funding is towards core staff costs.
29/06/2022	£15,000	THE PANTRY PARTNERSHIP	The Pantry Partnership works with volunteers to collect surplus food from businesses and distributes it (fresh and as frozen meals) to community organisations across Salisbury area. The grant will help with running costs.
29/06/2022	£1,500 £4,601	CIANNA'S SMILE	Cianna's Smile is a support and action group for children and families affected by Sickle Cell Disease, based in Reading and working in neighbouring counties. Funding will support an outreach and awareness campaign in Swindon with a view to expanding their services into the town.
29/06/2022	£2,203	FRIENDS OF BISS MEADOWS COUNTRY PARK	FoBM is a constituted group of local volunteers who work to maintain the country park and river for the benefit of local residents and nature – including community engagement activities. Funding is towards insurance and new safety equipment.
08/06/2022	£2,476 £417,634	PATTERN CHURCH	Pattern Church is a newly established Church of England church operating in a converted building in the central former railway works with a strong emphasis on social action. Funding will support the costs of a weekly social evening for newly arrived Ukrainians, basic language tuition and a summer outing.
24/05/2022	£74,880 £4,731,495	CENTRE FOR SUSTAINABLE ENERGY	Fuel grants for elderly between May - September 2022
24/05/2022	£32,065 £1,161,022	AGE UK WILTSHIRE	Fuel grants and support services for elderly individuals between May - September 2022.
06/04/2022	£6,545 £4,093	TIDWORTH AND LUDGERSHALL MENS SHED	Tidworth & Ludgershall Men’s Shed provides a regular space for hobbies, social connections and informal wellbeing support for both men and women in the local area. Funding is towards running costs over the next 3 years.
06/04/2022	£3,000	WILTSHIRE MIGHTY GIRLS	Wiltshire Mighty Girls CIC runs activities to support and empower girls and young women. Funding will help with running costs
06/04/2022	£3,947	BTHECHANGE CIC	bthechange CIC supports people in custody from initial arrest to transition after a prison sentence, they also run diversion programmes in schools. Funding is towards items for release packs for women leaving HMP Eastwood Park who will be returning to the Wiltshire area.
06/04/2022	£5,000 £189,327	BEST - BE A BETTER YOU	BEST – Be A Better You offers a bespoke mentoring programme to vulnerable young people in Swindon. The grant requested will support free places for young people.
06/04/2022	£15,000 £1,161,022	AGE UK WILTSHIRE	Age UK Wiltshire provides a holistic range of services to support older people to live independently and remain active and healthy. The grant will contribute to the costs of their Information and Advice service.
06/04/2022	£15,000 £2,646,862	THE AMBER FOUNDATION	Amber supports young homeless and unemployed people providing them with a temporary home and a programme of support. Funding will help with staff costs at their centre in Trowbridge
06/04/2022	£5,000 £1,712,043	CARER SUPPORT WILTSHIRE	To support carers living in rural areas of Wiltshire by running monthly Carer Cafes in Malmesbury, Tisbury, Ludgershall and Mere
06/04/2022	£15,000 £13,803,685	DOROTHY HOUSE HOSPICE	Dorothy House Hospice provides end-of-life care and support. Funding will help meet the costs of their support for bereaved children and young people.
06/04/2022	£5,000 £10,069	HARNHAM DAY CENTRE	Harnham Day Centre is a twice weekly activity with hot meal for elderly people from in and around Harnham. Funding will help meet running costs
06/04/2022	£15,000 £84,906	HELP COUNSELLING SERVICES	Help Counselling provides low cost counselling for people in poor mental health in and around Trowbridge. Funding will help meet the costs of supporting their volunteer counsellors.
06/04/2022	£15,000 £7,704,000	PROSPECT HOSPICE	Prospect Hospice provides a end-of-life care for people in Swindon and north-east Wiltshire. Funding will help with running costs,
06/04/2022	£15,000 £188,696	SEEDS4SUCCESS	Seeds4Success provide a range of activities and groups to young people in southwest Wiltshire. The grant towards the salary of the charity director
06/04/2022	£15,000 £259,950	THE BRIDGE YOUTH PROJECT TRUST	The Bridge Youth Project works in primary and secondary schools in south Wiltshire providing chaplaincy, religious education and mentoring support for young people. The grant will contribute towards the salary of the Mentoring Co-ordinator.
06/04/2022	£15,000 £263,032	GOD UNLIMITED OUTDOOR THERAPY	GUL provides therapeutic support through outdoor activities for young people with additional needs. Funding will help with core costs,
29/03/2022	£1,000 £41,498	SWINDON CITY OF SANCTUARY	Swindon City of Sanctuary is part of the national City of Sanctuary network and a registered charity. The group seeks to build a culture of welcome, inclusion, and support for everyone in Swindon, with a focus on empowering people fleeing violence and persecution. Funding will help meet the costs of "We're Open" social events which are attended particularly by refugees housed in Swindon
25/03/2022	£6,495 £140,688	ROCHE COURT EDUCATIONAL TRUST	To deliver an inclusive arts project in celebration of the Platinum Jubilee.
25/03/2022	£5,070	MUSE SW C.I.C	To deliver a weekend-long celebration of the Platinum Jubilee for people with dementia, their carers and the wider community.
25/03/2022	£9,916 £1,017,737	AGE UK WILTSHIRE	Age UK Wiltshire provides a holistic range of services to support older people to live independently and remain active and healthy. The grant requested will support a creative arts project to celebrate the Platinum Jubilee.
25/03/2022	£4,975 £67,375	REACH INCLUSIVE ARTS	Reach Inclusive Arts provides opportunities for people with disabilities or poor mental health to participate in high quality arts, particularly drama and performance. Funding is towards a public art project to celebrate the Platinum Jubilee.
25/03/2022	£9,242	SOUTH ASIAN PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE	SAPAC is a local voluntary group bringing several diverse communities together to promote South Asian Performing Arts and cultural understanding across Swindon. Funding is towards a multi-cultural performing arts event to celebrate the Queen's Jubilee.
25/03/2022	£2,656 £238,522	WILTSHIRE SCRAPSTORE AND RESOURCE CENTRE	Wiltshire Scrapstore diverts waste from land fill, making arts & crafts resources available to the community, particularly schools and families, whilst providing supported volunteering opportunities to those furthest from the workplace. Funding is towards creative street parties and community activity packs to celebrate the Queen's Jubilee.
25/03/2022	£5,000 £940,824	SWINDON WOMEN'S AID	Swindon Domestic Abuse Support Services (SDASS) previously known as Swindon Women's Aid, support women and children who are subjected to domestic abuse. Funding will help to run a series of workshops to celebrate the Platinum Jubilee.
25/03/2022	£2,310	WANDS WILTSHIRE ADOPTERS - NETWORKING, DEVELOPMENT AND SUPPORT	WANDS is a parent-led organisation providing peer support and activities for adoptive parents and families in Wiltshire. Funding is towards a day event to help families with children who have additional needs prepare for the Queens Jubilee celebrations followed by an online display through June.
25/03/2022	£1,960 £19,512	BRATTON JUBILEE HALL MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE	Grant to Bratton Jubilee Hall Management Committee
25/03/2022	£2,497 £118,829	THE OPEN DOOR CENTRE	Open Door provides a drop-in day resource for people with learning disabilities in Swindon offering social opportunities as well as support and signposting covering a wide range of life issues including behaviour and conduct and protecting yourself from harm. Funding is towards a Community Choir Festival to celebrate the Queen's Jubilee.
23/03/2022	£2,194	WILTSHIRE COLLEGE	Wiltshire College is one of the largest FE and HE colleges in the county and recruits in excess of 3500 full time students each year. As with all educational institutions it is awarded funding by the Education & Skills Funding Agency (ESFA) to support students who are in hardship and ensure that where possible, financial barriers to learning are removed. The college administers this funding as a means tested bursary and supports in approximately 1200 students each year that have a household income of £25,000 or less. Whilst this bursary is available the college does expect all students to contribute to their course financially in some way (at least a minimum of £100). This can be particularly difficult for those attending high cost courses (health & beauty, art etc) where they have to purchase a lot of personal kit or pay for essential trips throughout the year. In addition to this some students can face crisis with changing circumstances at home and very challenging financial and personal situations that can threaten their education. It is felt that these students could benefit from an additional WCF grant.
16/03/2022	£3,000 £141,786	4 YOUTH (SOUTH WEST)	Grant to 4 Youth (South West)
16/03/2022	£2,565 £217,026	SWINDON 10 - 18 PROJECT (STEP)	STEP deliver a range of therapeutic programmes to in excess of 400 young people in Swindon. Funding is towards delivering their Positive STEPs programme in 3 secondary schools in Swindon.
16/03/2022	£3,000 £3,258	SHINE PINEHURST	Shine Pinehurst works with the residents of the Pinehurst estate in Swindon to improve lives in this very deprived area. Funding is towards the cost of purchasing an inflatable football pitch to engage young people in sports based detached youthwork sessions.
16/03/2022	£700 £198,378	SALISBURY WOMEN'S REFUGE (SWR)	Grant to Salisbury Women's Refuge (SWR)
16/03/2022	£2,431 £204,839	YELLOW BRICK ROAD PROJECTS	YBRP works with young people in Test Valley, Hampshire, to tackle a range of issues that put them at risk of homelessness including criminal exploitation. Funding is towards extending their Legacy Project Outreach to Ludgershall.
10/03/2022	£4,388 £653,100	SWINDON CITIZENS ADVICE	Benefit advice for older people and those with physical difficulties during winter period.
10/03/2022	£13,051 £4,731,495	CENTRE FOR SUSTAINABLE ENERGY	Fuel grants for elderly and vulnerable individuals during winter period in Swindon only
10/03/2022	£4,967 £1,486,068	WILTSHIRE CITIZENS ADVICE	Benefit advice and support for older people and those with physical difficulties during winter period.
10/03/2022	£1,126 £169,254	TROWBRIDGE FUTURE	Trowbridge Community Area Future supports communities in the more deprived parts Trowbridge. Funding will pay for a pilot 3-month informal English language group.
03/03/2022	£3,000	TROWBRIDGE DEBT ADVICE SERVICE	Trowbridge Debt Advice Service is a small volunteer-run debt advice service. Funding will pay for additional laptops to help cope with the expansion of the service to meet increased demand
03/03/2022	£15,000 £141,786	4 YOUTH (SOUTH WEST)	4 Youth (formerly Young Melksham) provide a range of youth groups and services for young people mainly in the west of the county. Funding is towards staffing costs for running their TeenTalk (counselling) Service over the next three years.
03/03/2022	£15,000	THE PLATFORM PROJECT	The Platform Project CIC provides an internship programme for vulnerable young people who are, or at risk of being, NEET. Funding is towards core costs over the next 3 years.
03/03/2022	£5,000	THE WILTSHIRE OUTDOOR LEARNING TEAM	The Wiltshire Outdoor Learning Team (WOLT) provides outdoor activities for young people as well as the corporate sector. Funding will towards providing outdoor learning activities for economically disadvantaged young people.
03/03/2022	£5,000 £10,169,348	ALABARE CHRISTIAN CARE AND SUPPORT	Alabare supports vulnerable and homeless people in Wiltshire with accommodation and opportunities to gain skills, confidence and experience to seek paid work. Funding towards staffing costs out their drop-in centre (Somewhere to Go) in Salisbury.
03/03/2022	£15,000 £27,211	CROSSPOINT (WESTBURY)	Crosspoint is a volunteer-run local charity providing a range of services for disadvantaged people in Westbury and the surrounding area. Funding is towards running costs and a new website
03/03/2022	£5,000 £236,208	LARKRISE COMMUNITY FARM	Larkrise is a community farm providing opportunities particularly for young people and adults with additional needs to develop skills. Funding will help meet the cost of a replacement workshop
03/03/2022	£15,000 £64,968	HOME-START SOUTH WILTSHIRE	Home-Start South Wiltshire trains and supports volunteers to work with families who have at least one child under 5 facing a range of challenges. Funding is towards core costs over the next three years.
03/03/2022	£3,814 £336,317	RELATE DORSET AND SOUTH WILTSHIRE	Relate Dorset and South-Wilts supports people to manage healthy relationships. Funding will help cover the cost of providing counselling to children and young people unable to meet the cost themselves
03/03/2022	£15,000 £130,860	SMASH YOUTH PROJECT	SMASH mentors young people facing challenges and living in disadvantaged parts of Swindon. Funding will help meet the costs of re-building their volunteer mentoring service.
03/03/2022	£5,000 £3,192,247	SPLITZ SUPPORT SERVICES	SPLITZ is based in Trowbridge and provides crisis and longer term support for families experiencing domestic abuse across Wiltshire. Funding is towards their Crisis Fund for Wiltshire families to meet immediate needs especially when fleeing abuse.
03/03/2022	£15,000	SWINDON 105.5	Swindon 105.5 is a community radio station run primarily by volunteers, including people with physical and learning disabilities and mental health problems. The grant will support help with staff costs and rent.
03/03/2022	£15,000 £131,678	WASTE NOT WANT NOT	Waste Not Want Not (WNWN) provides recycled furniture and household goods at affordable prices to people on low income and involves volunteers facing a variety of challenges. Funding will contribute towards staff costs.
03/03/2022	£5,000 £212,356	WILTSHIRE MIND	Wiltshire MIND provides counselling and support groups for people with mental health issues. Funding will help meet the cost of counselling for children and young people
02/03/2022	£5,122 £1,997,058	YOUTH ACTION WILTSHIRE	The grant is restricted to support Youth Action Wiltshire work and activities in pursuit of its objects benefiting Wiltshire and Swindon
01/03/2022	£690 £11,427	THE FILLING STATION	The grant is restricted to support The Filling Stations work and activities in pursuit of its objects benefiting Wiltshire and Swindon
01/03/2022	£1,090 £991,045	WILTSHIRE MUSIC CENTRE	The grant is restricted to support Wiltshire Music Centre work and activities in pursuit of its objects benefiting Wiltshire and Swindon
28/02/2022	£900	CALNE JUNIOR PARK RUN	Grant towards the registration and start-up costs of new Junior Park Run in spring 2022. This will be a free 2k run which will take place weekly (Sunday morning) in Calne, for children aged four to 16 yrs.
09/02/2022	£9,210	THE PLATFORM PROJECT	The Platform Project is based in Swindon and helps young people develop confidence and employability skills through enterprise challenges. Funding is towards staff costs and equipment to increase digital skills and opportunities on their internship programme.
09/02/2022	£18,294	BRUNEL SPECIAL EDUCATION NEEDS MULTI ACADEMY TRUST	Brunel SEN MAT runs 6 special educational needs provisions in Swindon spanning nursery, primary, secondary and college settings. Funding is towards the cost of redeveloping a pond area at The Chalet School to provide nature learning and play for primary age children.
09/02/2022	£17,500 £220,970	PRIME THEATRE COMPANY	Prime Theatre Company (established 1986) is based at the Wyvern in Swindon and provides educational productions, workshops and a youth theatre for young people. Funding is towards setting up a store of science equipment for schools and a programme of events to develop primary science education.
09/02/2022	£1,800	VISION FOR WROUGHTON (V4W)	V4W provides activities for the community in Wroughton including the maintenance of a garden space. Funding is towards the cost of secure fencing for a new storage facility for the organisation's gardening and events equipment.
09/02/2022	£2,000	WROUGHTON BOWLS CLUB	Wroughton Bowls Club provides a lawn green bowling facility and opportunities to play bowls for all ages (current range 8 - 90+) in the area. Funding is towards essential repairs to the bowling green.
09/02/2022	£2,000 £1,128,318	YOUTH ADVENTURE TRUST	Youth Adventure Trust runs outdoor activities for young people who are not thriving in education. Funding is towards the cost of 6 places for children from Wroughton on their 6 day Mountain Camp in summer 2022.
17/01/2022	£6,000 £213,763	IPSUM	Grant to IPSUM
17/01/2022	£6,000 £67,375	REACH INCLUSIVE ARTS	Grant to REACH Inclusive Arts
17/01/2022	£6,000 £528,614	SWINDON ADVOCACY MOVEMENT	Grant to Swindon Advocacy Movement
17/01/2022	£6,000	SWINDON CARERS CENTRE	Grant to Swindon Carers Centre
17/01/2022	£6,000	SWINDON DIAL A RIDE	Grant to Swindon Dial A Ride
17/01/2022	£6,000 £179,411	SWINDON MS AND NEURO THERAPY CENTRE	Grant to Swindon MS and Neuro Therapy Centre
17/01/2022	£6,000 £140,452	THAMESDOWN HYDROTHERAPY POOL ASSOCIATION	Grant to Thamesdown Hydrotherapy Pool Association
17/01/2022	£6,000 £118,829	THE OPEN DOOR CENTRE	Grant to The Open Door Centre
07/01/2022	£20,000 £453,569	ACTION FOR THE RIVER KENNET	Action for the River Kennet works to protect and improve the rivers and streams of the River Kennet and its tributaries. Funding will pay for a project to restore the river bank along a stretch of the river.
07/01/2022	£4,900 £5,382	THE DEVENISH BRADSHAW CHARITABLE TRUST	The Devenish Bradshaw Charitable Trust (DBCT) works to conserve the Laverstock Water-Meadows and chalk stream habitats to the east of Salisbury. Funding is towards replacing an existing river dipping platform to improve access and safety.
16/12/2021	£15,000 £7,401,026	JULIA'S HOUSE	Julia’s House provides paediatric nurse care for children 0-18 years old with life-shortening conditions. They support the whole family with regular care throughout children’s lives and round-the-clock care in emergencies and at the end of a child’s life. Grant request towards the cost of their Respite+ service in Wiltshire.
16/12/2021	£5,000 £969,198	UPLANDS ENTERPRISE TRUST	Upland Enterprise Trust provides a range of opportunities for young people (aged 18-25+) with disabilities to develop skills for adult life. Funding is towards and interactive projection system to assist young people with multiple and complex disabilities to improve their communication, interaction and decision making skills.
16/12/2021	£13,329 £16,212	BRAVO MEDICS	Bravo Medics provides a volunteer on-call doctor service which responds to emergency incidents across Bristol, Gloucester, Somerset and Wiltshire. Grant request towards the cost to respond to emergencies in Wiltshire
16/12/2021	£10,000	WILTSHIRE WOMEN EMPOWERMENT PROGRAM	WWEP is lead by women from African, Asian and Caribbean backgrounds and supports others to overcome challenges (e.g. mental health, domestic abuse, poverty) and improve their wellbeing and life chances. Funding is towards running costs and an online training platform.
16/12/2021	£5,000	WILTSHIRE AND SWINDON CREDIT UNION	Wiltshire and Swindon Credit Union is a member-run organisation enabling people to save and to access affordable loans. Funding will help with the cost of a new IT system
16/12/2021	£15,000 £2,670,449	FIRST LIGHT SOUTH WEST	First Light South West (FLSW) runs the Sexual Assault Referral Centre. (SARC) for Wiltshire and Swindon. The grant will help pay for an outreach worker
16/12/2021	£4,976	SILVER SALISBURY GROUP	The Silver Salisbury Group (SSG) seeks to alleviate loneliness and isolation among older people in Salisbury and South Wiltshire. The grant requested will support the costs of a Coordinator(s) to develop the existing programme in existing areas and expand into Downton.
16/12/2021	£15,000 £36,311	HEADWAY SALISBURY & SOUTH WILTSHIRE	Headway Salisbury and South Wiltshire (HSSW) provides support to people, carers and family members affected by brain injury. The grant requested will support the salary costs of the Service Delivery Manager.
16/12/2021	£15,000 £206,674	HOME-START KENNET	Home-Start Kennet provide support to families with children under the age of 5 who are struggling to cope for a range of reasons, including social disadvantage, poverty, mental health issues or disability. The grant requested will contribute to the costs of home visiting service over the next 3 years.
16/12/2021	£15,000 £225,380	WILLOWS COUNSELLING SERVICE	Willow’s provides subsidised counselling services in Swindon for people who are unable to cover the cost of counselling from other private sources. Funding is towards the salary for a part-time Receptionist.
16/12/2021	£15,000 £672,311	WILTSHIRE MUSIC CENTRE	Wiltshire Music Centre runs a professional concert hall as well as supporting other music and arts activities. Funding will go towards the costs of running “Zone Club”, a monthly club for mainly young adults with learning disabilities.
15/12/2021	£1,088 £991,045	WILTSHIRE MUSIC CENTRE	he grant is restricted to support Wiltshire Music Centre work and activities in pursuit of its objects benefiting Wiltshire and Swindon
09/12/2021	£1,500 £626,892	GATEWAY CHURCH	Gateway Church in Swindon co-ordinates an annual Swindon Toy Appeal to provide Christmas presents to children and young people in low income households. The grant will help meet the costs of providing gifts for young refugees and Asylum seekers including those recently arrived from Afghanistan
08/12/2021	£30,000 £169,254	TROWBRIDGE FUTURE	Trowbridge Future supports vulnerable people in the community of Trowbridge, with a particular focus on the neighbourhoods of Longfield, Seymour and Studley Green. Funding will help pay for a Neighbourhood Connector post.
08/12/2021	£2,700 £42,219	DASH	DASH provides support/social groups, information and advice for children & adults on the Autistic Spectrum and their families. Funding is towards a pilot event in Haydon Wick to promote the services and support available for people with AS in Swindon.
08/12/2021	£1,500 £213,763	IPSUM	IPSUM provides a range of therapeutic interventions and support for people experiencing mental health issues. Funding is towards materials for their art therapy sessions.
08/12/2021	£1,500	SWINDON CARERS CENTRE	Swindon Carers Centre provides a range of information, advice and support for carers of all ages. Funding is towards the cost of supporting carers living in the Haydon Wick area who access their services.
08/12/2021	£1,500 £194,635	WILLOWS COUNSELLING SERVICE	Willow’s provides subsidised counselling services in Swindon for people who are unable to cover the cost of counselling from other private sources. Funding is towards general running costs proportionate to the number of clients from the Haydon Wick area.
25/11/2021	£5,000 £93,031	RISE:61	RISE:61 provides positive opportunities for young people living on Bemerton Heath estate, Salisbury, through sport, mentoring, community projects and social enterprises. Funding is towards a feasibility study and youth engagement for a proposed new project.
25/11/2021	£3,610	2385 MELKSHAM SQN AIR CADETS	2385 (Melksham) Squadron Air Training Corps offers young people aged 12-20 opportunities to take part in a wide range of sporting, outdoor and aviation related activities. Funding will purchase new cadet start-up packs over the next 3 years.
25/11/2021	£4,960	WESTBURY & WARMINSTER YOUTH CLUBS	Provision of weekly youth clubs in Westbury and Warminster for young people aged 11-19 (up to 25 with disabilities). Funding is towards staffing and other running costs.
25/11/2021	£2,979 £10,167	FOVANT VILLAGE HALL	Fovant Village Hall provides a venue for community activities in the village including a number of regular events run by the hall committee. Funding is towards the cost of installing equipment to improve access for people with hearing and visual impairments.
25/11/2021	£5,000	MUSE SW C.I.C	MUSE SW delivers a range of services to isolated people in the south of Wiltshire, including IT training, a Memory Café project and a Music Group. The grant requested will support a series of group sessions to teach digital literacy skills.
25/11/2021	£5,000	UNDERGROUND STUDIOS CIC	Underground Studios is a new CIC setup to provide music and media-based activities for young people, particularly those who are not thriving in education or who lack opportunities. Funding will help to meet their running costs
25/11/2021	£15,000 £156,668	DOORWAY	Doorway is based in Chippenham and runs sessions week for vulnerable adults experiencing homelessness or housing issues, providing food, washing & laundry facilities, activities, support and advice. Funding will go towards running costs
25/11/2021	£15,000 £45,075	HEALS	HEALS provides information, practical support and advocacy for individuals and families in need in the Malmesbury area. Funding is towards their running costs.
25/11/2021	£15,000 £67,375	REACH INCLUSIVE ARTS	Reach Inclusive Arts provides opportunities for people with disabilities or poor mental health to participate in high quality arts, particularly drama and performance. Funding will help with core costs
25/11/2021	£15,000 £220,970	PRIME THEATRE COMPANY	Prime Theatre Company (established 1986) is based at the Wyvern in Swindon and provides educational productions, workshops and a youth theatre for young people. Funding is towards recruitment, training and support for Arts Award programme
25/11/2021	£15,000	SWINDON DIAL A RIDE	Swindon Dial a Ride provides accessible and affordable transport for people with mobility issues in Swindon. Funding is towards the cost of running their bookable car service.
25/11/2021	£15,000 £179,411	SWINDON MS AND NEURO THERAPY CENTRE	Swindon Therapy Centre provides a range of therapies for people living with MS or other neurological conditions. Funding will contribute towards running costs.
24/11/2021	£25,986 £11,976	DINTON RECREATION GROUND	Dinton Recreation Ground maintains a very large grass recreation area (including cricket pitch, pavilion, play equipment, benches and open playing area) in the rural village of Dinton. Funding will meet the cost of replacing old play equipment
16/11/2021	£3,000	SAFER AND SUPPORTIVE SALISBURY	Safer and Supportive Salisbury (SaSS) is a network of organisations that seek to support vulnerable people in the community through action projects, information sharing between organisations and communication with local people. The grant requested will support the employment of a Co-ordinator for Rabbatul Bait, a new Muslim Women’s Group in Salisbury.
16/11/2021	£2,500	ABLE HANDS TOGETHER	Able Hands Together (AHT) is a social enterprise that uses therapeutic farming activities to support people with learning disabilities (Co-Farmers) and their families. The grant will support the staffing costs to develop a café project that will offer work experience and employment to Co-Farmers.
16/11/2021	£37,593 £4,731,495	CENTRE FOR SUSTAINABLE ENERGY	Fuel grants for elderly and vulnerable individuals during winter period.
16/11/2021	£3,000 £16,524	CHIPPENHAM CAP CENTRE	1. The CAP Money Course - a course providing financial education to help with money management and to debt-proof families. 2. Practical help for CAP Centre clients.
16/11/2021	£12,305 £1,017,737	AGE UK WILTSHIRE	Fuel grants and support services for elderly individuals during winter period.
16/11/2021	£3,000 £1,017,737	AGE UK WILTSHIRE	Age UK Wiltshire provides help and advice to ensure older people are well-equipped for and can readily obtain help to cope with the challenges of later life. Grant towards Project Worker who will promote awareness of utility affordability support programmes.
16/11/2021	£3,000 £156,668	DOORWAY	Doorway provides support including practical support for people who are homeless or vulnerably housed. The grant will increase Support Worker hours to ensure provision of our expanded service continues next year
16/11/2021	£3,000 £64,968	HOME-START SOUTH WILTSHIRE	Home Start South Wiltshire provide support to families with children under the age of 5 who are identified as struggling. The grant requested will support the running costs of the organisation.
16/11/2021	£2,500 £197,518	THE BRIDGE YOUTH PROJECT TRUST	We would like to pilot a community mentoring project across 2/3 Primary Schools with the intention of reducing anxiety, building confidence & resilience and developing life skills (inc. financial literacy).
16/11/2021	£2,500 £131,678	WASTE NOT WANT NOT	To assist with the annual volunteers expenses which include reimbursement of travel, a daily £3 lunch allowance paid within Government guidelines, the provision of coffee, tea and milk and PPE.
16/11/2021	£1,983	CORSHAM COMMUNITY CLUB	Corsham Community Club provides a meeting place for people who are experiencing social isolation. They provide a hot meal, activities, and support with a wide range of issues, signposting as appropriate. Funding towards running costs.
16/11/2021	£2,000	MUSE SW C.I.C	Deliver group sessions on use of laptops, tablets and phones, so that people can connect with their community and carry out personal and financial administration, in a safe space
16/11/2021	£2,430	WILTSHIRE AND SWINDON CREDIT UNION	Wiltshire and Swindon Credit Union provide saving schemes, affordable loans and financial skills support. The grant requested will support the costs of 10 Money Courses and promotional and display materials.
16/11/2021	£1,000 £1,918,229	ALZHEIMERS SUPPORT	£2,800 to fund the shortfall for 100 days of attendance at our award-winning Day Clubs for people living with dementia across Wiltshire These day placements also provide critical respite for carers.
16/11/2021	£1,000 £89,210	ARTS TOGETHER	A contribution towards our wellbeing service including out of hours telephone support to deal with crises at home but mostly to offer a listening ear when spirits are low
16/11/2021	£2,000 £1,712,043	CARER SUPPORT WILTSHIRE	To support unpaid carers living in rural areas of Wiltshire by running monthly Carer Cafes in Malmesbury, Tisbury, Ludgershall and Mere over 12 months.
16/11/2021	£2,000 £45,661	HEALS	We are requesting funds to ensure the sustainability of the charity over the longer term and in particular to help meet its staffing costs
16/11/2021	£2,000 £80,952	LAVERTON INSTITUTE CHARITABLE TRUST	Abrahams Kitchen is a Town Council staff-led initiative with the aim of relieving food poverty by encouraging disadvantaged families to cook a budget friendly and nutritious meal.
16/11/2021	£1,837 £33,273	OPEN BLUE TRUST	Visit Wellington Place an isolated estate of MOD housing once a month for 2 hours for 10 months. Deliver a carer and toddler group and an after school club.
14/10/2021	£7,496 £653,100	SWINDON CITIZENS ADVICE	Benefit advice for older people and those with physical difficulties during winter period.
14/10/2021	£44,960 £4,731,495	CENTRE FOR SUSTAINABLE ENERGY	Fuel grants for elderly and vulnerable individuals during winter period.
14/10/2021	£30,000 £1,017,737	AGE UK WILTSHIRE	Fuel grants and support services for elderly individuals during winter period.
14/10/2021	£7,675 £1,486,068	WILTSHIRE CITIZENS ADVICE	Benefit advice and support for older people and those with physical difficulties during winter period.
21/09/2021	£900	WALTER POWELL C OF E PRIMARY SCHOOL	Donor advised grant to Walter Powell C of E Primary School, as per instructions from Robert Grawthropp.
06/09/2021	£1,322 £2,646,862	THE AMBER FOUNDATION	Grant to The Amber Foundation
06/09/2021	£1,322 £236,208	LARKRISE COMMUNITY FARM	Grant to Larkrise Community Farm
06/09/2021	£1,322 £5,980	FRIENDS OF ERLESTOKE PRISON	Grant to Friends of Erlestoke Prison
06/09/2021	£1,322 £897,636	YOUTH ADVENTURE TRUST	Grant to Youth Adventure Trust
06/09/2021	£1,322 £245,913	SWINDON 10 - 18 PROJECT (STEP)	Grant to Swindon 10 - 18 Project (STEP)
06/09/2021	£1,322 £188,696	SEEDS4SUCCESS	Grant to Seeds4Success
06/09/2021	£1,322 £323,944	SPRINGBOARD NORTH WILTS OPPORTUNITY GROUP	Grant to Springboard North Wilts Opportunity Group
06/09/2021	£1,322 £4,391,612	WILTSHIRE WILDLIFE TRUST	Grant to Wiltshire Wildlife Trust
06/09/2021	£1,322 £242,369	GOD UNLIMITED OUTDOOR THERAPY	Grant to God Unlimited Outdoor Therapy
03/09/2021	£562 £5,226	THE FILLING STATION	The grant is restricted to support The Filling Stations work and activities in pursuit of its objects benefiting Wiltshire and Swindon
03/09/2021	£1,052 £991,045	WILTSHIRE MUSIC CENTRE	Grant to Wiltshire Music Centre
03/09/2021	£1,203 £1,997,058	YOUTH ACTION WILTSHIRE	The grant is restricted to support Youth Action Wiltshire work and activities in pursuit of its objects benefiting Wiltshire and Swindon
25/08/2021	£5,000 £6,241,967	YMCA BRUNEL GROUP	YMCA opened the Little Ducklings Nursery in Jan 2020 on the MOD base in Lyneham. Funding is towards the cost of renovating their outside area to provide appropriate outdoor learning space for the children.
25/08/2021	£4,500	DURRINGTON FOOTBALL CLUB	Durrington Football Club is an inclusive local football club for children and young people including from families from the local military base. The grant will pay for training for volunteer coaches and the costs of expanding to set up 3 further teams
25/08/2021	£5,000 £329,335	PATTERN CHURCH	Pattern Church is a recently established Church of England church in central Swindon with an emphasis on community service. Funding will help pay for a debt advice service.
25/08/2021	£5,000 £368,057	HEADWAY SWINDON & DISTRICT	Headway provides a building based day service for adults living with a brain injury in Swindon. Funding is towards an IT system for more efficient client record keeping and monitoring.
25/08/2021	£7,500 £897,636	YOUTH ADVENTURE TRUST	Youth Adventure Trust runs outdoor activities for young people who are not thriving in education. Funding is towards core costs.
25/08/2021	£14,985 £33,273	OPEN BLUE TRUST	Open Blue Trust runs a double-decker bus as a mobile community centre, providing activities for families and access to services for gypsies and travellers and other deprived communities. Funding will meet the costs of a monthly toddler and after school club for families on the Thingley site.
25/08/2021	£15,000 £269,790	PHOENIX ENTERPRISES	Phoenix Enterprise provides people with poor mental health and/or learning disabilities with employment and support. Funding will pay for increased staff to enable the charity to support more people in response to increased demand since covid,
25/08/2021	£5,000 £3,408	POTTERNE YOUTH CENTRE	Potterne Youth Centre is a small charity that maintains a centre building and runs activities for young people in the village. Funding is towards new goal posts and associated storage for football equipment.
25/08/2021	£15,000	SWINDON CARERS CENTRE	Swindon Carers provides support and activities for people who have caring responsibilities. Funding will help pay for providing advice and support on welfare benefits
25/08/2021	£15,000 £43,791	SWINDON DOWNS SYNDROME GROUP	Swindon Down's Syndrome Group is a small volunteer-run group supporting people with Down's Syndrome in Swindon. Funding will help meet the costs of providing speech therapy for children and young people.
25/08/2021	£15,000 £315,305	WILTSHIRE LAW CENTRE	Wiltshire Law Centre provides low cost legal services. The grant will help meet the cost of expanding their services to provide advice on Discrimination & Equalities and Family Law
07/07/2021	£1,500 £141,786	4 YOUTH (SOUTH WEST)	We would like to resource the centre with indoor and outdoor split-waste bins for recycling and provide Detached Youth Work and Street Pastor teams with Safe Litter Picking Equipment.
07/07/2021	£1,483	WILTSHIRE BAT GROUP	Funding to undertake dung beetle surveys on 5 target landholdings in south Wiltshire, to assess assemblage & abundance of dung beetles, to assess the prey availability for greater horseshoe bats.
07/07/2021	£1,450 £36,765	THE DEVENISH BRADSHAW CHARITABLE TRUST	To increase awareness of the conservation and improvement work being carried out on the water meadows by the Trust and to improve and encourage community access & enjoyment
07/07/2021	£1,500	MERE TOWN COUNCIL	We will be installing a water bottle refill station, for use by residents and visitors, in a central location in the town, in our main car park.
07/07/2021	£1,000	BOWERHILL RESIDENTS ACTION GROUP	Creating three planted areas in under used areas of the village. One will utilise bulbs and two will become natural habitat for pollinators and wildlife diversifying the land use.
07/07/2021	£862	PEWSEY PARISH COUNCIL	Seeking a grant for citizen science water quality testing kits to monitor the headwaters of the River Avon SSSI/SAC over the next two years.
07/07/2021	£1,300 £249,673	WESSEX MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS THERAPY CENTRE	We want to make our therapy garden sustainable with raised beds and plants to attract insects and birds. Our members in wheelchairs can enjoy scent and colour through senses.
02/07/2021	£2,210	SWINDON SHOCK BASKETBALL	Our aim has always been about building strong communities. We continue to follow our established Streetgames.org ethos and try our best to deliver work in disadvantages areas for young people. Even though we are in a pandemic and have had to take on a different venue at twice our normal cost. We have offered free or discounted sessions for young people from the walcot, pinehurst, and penhill areas of Swindon. As a club we have been very fortunate to work with the BAME community women, and people with disabilities.
29/06/2021	£15,000 £112,754	THE WILTS & BERKS CANAL TRUST	The grant will help restore the dry dock at Pewsham for use as an education centre
17/06/2021	£10,000 £36,247	SWINDON CITY OF SANCTUARY	Improving understanding, support and community integration for people seeking sanctuary in Swindon.
17/06/2021	£10,000 £58,557	WILTSHIRE TREEHOUSE	Bereavement support for children, young people and families in Swindon & Wiltshire.
17/06/2021	£4,000 £5,899,256	YMCA BRUNEL GROUP	To develop outdoor area of pre school on Longfield estate, a deprived part of Trowbridge
17/06/2021	£4,000 £5,899,256	YMCA BRUNEL GROUP	To develop outdoor area for a pre school in Studley Green, an area of high deprivation in Trowbridge
17/06/2021	£5,000	SWINDON SISTERS ALLIANCE CIC	Towards the cost of purchasing a minibus to help give holidays to families who have experienced domestic abuse
17/06/2021	£5,000	WILTSHIRE EQUINE ASSISTED LEARNING LTD	WEAL provides 1-to-1 vocational education opportunities through work with animals and outdoors. The grant will fund the rental of additional indoor space for the next 12 months allowing them to work with more students in a Covid secure way, particularly during the winter months.
17/06/2021	£5,000 £331,616	THE MUSTARD TREE FOUNDATION - STARTING POINT	The grant will fund volunteer mentors to work with vulnerable young people.
17/06/2021	£2,750 £93,484	ST PETERS CHURCH CHIPPENHAM	For a Chippenham food bank to purchase three months’ fresh food for 80 households to supplement donated surplus food and to pay for 5 days consultancy to review the food bank and help plan its future
17/06/2021	£5,000 £214,778	SWINDON THERAPY CENTRE FOR MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS	To support the core costs of the MS Therapy Centre.
17/06/2021	£600	HEART OF THE COMMUNITY	Drop-in support, low-cost/free meals, information and signposting for adults in Calne, particularly those experiencing financial issues, loneliness or mental health difficulties.
17/06/2021	£2,000 £33,273	OPEN BLUE TRUST	Support and activities for children, young people and families living in rural locations including traveller sites, army bases and villages in North Wiltshire.
11/06/2021	£5,000 £47,876	WILTSHIRE YOUTH FOR CHRIST	Building on success in previous years Wiltshire YFC deliver community based Mobile Youth Work engaging with young people for a week in the Summer of 2021.Last year we connected with around 100 local young people and provided and safe and engaging space to talk around issues relevant to them including exam results family and social issues. We partnered with local Police other service providers and local residents to help build a stronger sense of community. Wiltshire YFC are committed to supporting communities and young people right across Wiltshire. We assist young people in their current challenges of life and during their transition to adulthood and encourages them to make a full and positive contribution to the communities in which they live. We use a Pop Up Youth Cafe Van that also transports our sports equipment ie football goals, basketball hoop, Tri- Volle and raquet sports . We continue to see people connecting and building relations during participation and challenges. We compliment this with additional activities including a rock climbing wall and inflatable activities like a penalty shoot out or assault course.
11/06/2021	£5,000	KANDU ARTS COMMUNITY PROJECTS CIC	We wish to apply for funding to continue to sustain our free at the point of delivery "engagement through football" community safety project, Kandu Kicks. It is a weekly project at a neutral and central location (Chippenham Astro Turf – Sheldon School to the estates it serves and is recognised by agencies as having a positive impact on the "street scene" ASB and crime by engaging those who don't have a sustainable gateway into positive activities or have been excluded from other provision. Kicks supports all skill levels, is funded by grants to ensure it is free at the point of delivery (capturing all those in socio-economic disadvantage) and is therefore fully inclusive. Some of the funding will pay for the hire of the astro-turf facilities, some for supporting mentors and the FA coaches who build relationships with participants and also support conflict resolution between the young people and promote opportunities outside the football project itself. This encourages the young people to consider their education and training options and in setting themselves life goals. Kicks participants to date have gone on to take part in other Kandu film and multimedia projects, outside agency work-ready placement programmes, in competitive sporting opportunities in London as well as successfully completing qualification in football coaching with our project partners Wiltshire FA. Sustaining Kicks over a period of years has so far, had huge benefits. This has allowed us to engage and mentor young people in their teenage years. With their continued participation we can now see past cohorts mentoring their peers and younger siblings and friends. Kicks hosts a popular annual cup, celebrated in the press and an FA affilated competition which attracts many other inclusion teams from local hostels, the homeless and refugee and asylum projects to compete against the police to further build community cohesion. This grant has and again if awarded helped to make tangible changes to the lives of the Chippenham young people who use our project. Kicks has been established for 8 years. It uses the same core delivery team as at the outset. Kicks has successfully attracted support in the past from those including the PCC, the Football Foundation and the FA, achieving a Kite mark is an “Inspired by 2012 Olympic Inspirational Project” with a commemorative tile at the Olympic Park in London, Just Play and Mash Up recognition and awards. Kicks has been accredited by street games as a project that has become part of the fabric of the community that leads to stronger and safer communities that champions social action, volunteering, health and wellbeing. Kicks enjoys good profile and word of mouth. The project benefits from other cross neighbourhood work in the locality. Kicks enjoys good press online and the annual inclusion cup attracts more participants each year. See our website Kandu Kicks films and “Why Sport” sections at www.kandu-arts.com for further reports and young people’s recommendations.
11/06/2021	£5,000 £30,235	ALDBOURNE YOUTH COUNCIL	Quoting directly from our constitution: "The objects of [AYC] are to advance in life and help young people in Aldbourne Parish and surrounding villages through: (1) The provision of recreational and leisure time activities provided in the interests of social welfare designed to improve their conditions of life. (2) Providing support and activities that develop their skills, capacities and capabilities to enable them to participate in society as independent mature and responsible individuals." The existence of AYC, and participation in its activities by a significant number of local young people, contributes directly to building a strong community. This is strengthened by encouraging the young people to join in community activities, both as participants, e.g. the annual Scarecrow Trail, and as organisers, e.g. an Easter Egg Hunt and a 'WhoDunnit' Murder Mystery Map. In recent years, less so in 2020 because of Covid, AYC has organised vacation programmes of sporting activities for young people. These benefit the individuals' physical and mental well-being, develop teamwork and leadership life skills, and contribute to community spirit. Our proposed project, described later, would continue those programmes and benefits. It is not always easy to differentiate life skills and employability skills. With help from AYC our young people have: - Gained Duke of Edinburgh awards and acquired many and varied skills in the process - Received food safety in catering (QCF) Certificate levels 1 and 2, which are an entrée to employment in catering and hospitality, and useful domestically too. - Put those skills to use as occasional part-time (paid) workers in our internal café / tuck shop, thereby gaining work experience. - Had training in interview skills. - Accessed our IT resources to assist completion of homework assignments, especially those who have little or no IT access at home. Our premises, known as Community Junction, help another section of the community too. Many of our volunteers are single and elderly, and one of the reasons why they volunteer to help in our charity shop is that it provides social contact which would otherwise be missing from much of their life. They socialise among themselves, with the customers of the charity shop and café, and when Covid permits, with others who simply drop in for a chat. We believe this contributes to the mental well-being of all concerned.
11/06/2021	£5,000 £3,258	SHINE PINEHURST	One of our most successful Youth activities we run is something called Friday Football. Each week we have over 60 young people come and play football. This was started after a conversation with a Mum and her 11 year old son as she wouldn't let him out of the house as she was rightly concerned about him being picked up and exploited by other young people and adults - particularly involved in drug trafficking. The young lad wanted somewhere safe and fun where he could go and play with his friends where his Mum would feel confident to let him out. This is where Friday Football started and continues to grow.
11/06/2021	£2,021	TROWBRIDGE TOWN FOOTBALL CLUB	We provide footballing facilities for all. This allows the youth players to form friendships & bonds outside of their school environment, team spirit & support / encouragement of each other. We improve their fitness levels via active participation, which in turn helps their mental help - we have received numerous comments from parents on this latter point upon resumption of training. Being Trowbridge based, we are visible within the local community & have strong links to Active Trowbridge & the Town Council.
11/06/2021	£2,021	SWINDON STORM AMERICAN FOOTBALL CLUB	Swindon Storm are by constitution Not for Profit, Amateur American Football Club, based in Wiltshire. We have 2 competitive Full Contact teams (helmets and shoulder pads). One Under-16, mixed genders,13-16-year-olds, and the other covering Seniors, mixed 18+. A Women’s Full Contact team (females only, ages 17+ which started participation in 2021), 1 Flag Football team for Adults aged 16+. Prior to COVID, we had plans to set-up an Under-11 Flag team (for mixed, 7-11-year-olds). The U-11’s launch has now been delayed until January 2022 Building Strong Communities Moving to Southbrook we actively engaged with the local resident, we arranged leaflet drops to announce that we would be there and reinforced the view that we strongly believe that the high cost of American football equipment should not be a barrier to anyone wishing to take up the sport -Playing for Swindon Storm allows young people to represent their town within a National League, creating a strong sense of community and immense pride in wearing their home town's name on their shirt, and appearing in local and regional press on line and in newspapers. Developing Life Skills and Developing Employability Skills: Playing American Football develops self-reliance and accountability, punctuality, physical stamina and self-confidence. All very important life and employability skills. We encourage our youth team graduates to attend coaching, first aid, safeguarding and refereeing courses to assist them in becoming assistant coaches, and onto becoming lead coaches, which is amazing in developing organisational and life skills. Those that go onto coaching develop the superb employment managerial skills of planning, organising and delivering coaching sessions and managing units of up to 10 players per coach during 2 hour training sessions and games. Improving Mental Health: Team sport is a well-documented way of improving mental health, and the club has a mental health champion. We also hold an annual funding raising exhibition match to raise funds for mental health charities. Reducing crime and anti-social behaviour: The club are actively recruiting under-18s from the community directly surrounding the sports ground by organising leaflet drops with the Local Authority. We train and play at Southbrook playing fields, in one of the most economically and socially deprived areas of Swindon. COVID has seen an increase in unemployment for the over-18’s and those under 18 can be faced with the temptations of a rife ‘County Lines’ drugs gangs’ problems. We began working with Swindon Borough Council (SBC), Central Swindon North Parish Council (CSNPC) and the local Police in early 2020 to provide an outlet for all ages and genders away from these issues. There is an issue with 'gang culture' in this area and it is hoped that we could be part of the solution - we know we are not the silver bullet, just part of the bigger picture and will work with anyone to help achieve this. Our club offers a safe environment for young people to let off excess energy and learn self-control through an exciting and dynamic team sport
11/06/2021	£2,021	DURRINGTON FOOTBALL CLUB	Durrington FC is a Charter Standard development football club affiliated to Wiltshire FA. ,We recruit our members from the local community, and our membership is made up of both military and civil communities, between the age of 5 years to 17 years, boys and girls, in our established youth wing and more recently an new female adult team which currently has 20 members. Since the beginning of the the global pandemic, we have created 4 new youth teams, one adult team enrolling 85 new youth members. Our current membership is approximately 225. It is our aim to help develop young people through participation in sport. This is a key for good mental health and physical wellbeing, by promoting resilience and social skills on and off the pitch along with working as a team, this also transfers to key life skills in communication, positive attitude. During the last year as a club we have continued to engage with our members setting challenges to keep them active both physically and mentally and purchased every youth member a new football to aid this. By providing a sense of belonging it helps provide a community spirit which helps not only our members but also the wider community.
11/06/2021	£2,021	CLARENDON JUNIORS FOOTBALL CLUB	Developing life skills , we introduce our players to organised teams sports from the age of six , we are open to any player regardless of gender, ethnicity, background or beliefs, different young people devlop at different life stages, we provide developmental game time to all players and if appropriate individual access programs. We encourage players to enjoy their playing experiences and share with each other successes and learning points .. the focus is on having fun and having the space to relax One young man who joined our club under 7 team was a shy short uncoordinated player , he has stayed with the club right through to our adult team , he now has the record number of club appearance (and until recently the record number of goals ) he has vastly improved his footballing and social skills (he is also over 6’2”) and he has been coveted by other clubs but has wanted to remain loyal to the club that helped him develop, we supported him to obtain his referee qualifications and he now helps the younger players understanding the rules of the game as well as officiates adult matches . We are not a club focused on winning matches or titles (yes it is nice) but we come back to wanting to be a family club that enjoys being together and having fun. Our cafe is our hub to the club, we have a responsibility to the young people around football and their ongoing development but we also need to be available for our parents and extended family, it is not uncommon for our parents to suffer the every day life occurrences, (divorce, death , financial concerns, family breakdowns, communication with growing children, education concerns, growing up concerns) it is so nice to have a stable network available within the cafe and teams that can signpost or support others going through turbulent times, thus potentially reducing an individual stress or enhanced emotional state. One of our club aims is that we are a family club with multiple teams and extended family within our umbrella and not 16 separate teams wearing the same badge. This was never more evident than when we took the whole club to watch England play a match at Wembley, the big guys looked out for the little guys (and visa versa). We encourage senior players to undertake further training courses and either become FA approved coaches or FA approved Referees or even just chill and have a kick around with players from a different age group , some of our coaches are still players within the club , One of our players has recently become involved with the FA on the youth council. Our weekly sports updates on the local social media networks and parish magazine has connected really well with many of the village resident s and they want to be part of our development .
11/06/2021	£2,021	CHALKE VALLEY SPORTS CENTRE	The Chalke Valley Sports Centre serves the communities of the Chalke Valley and neighbouring villages. Our aim is to provide a range of sports, recreational and social activities to all sections of the community. Age, gender, ethnicity, sexual orientation and ability are no barrier to access. We would say our primary aims are the promotion of physical and mental health, but overall to build a stronger community through providing opportunities to participate in a range of activities that bring people together. We support the Chalke Valley School through facility access and after school clubs as well as coaching opportunities to develop skills and confidence. We provide physical activity for the older and less mobile through clubs like the indoor short mat bowls club, and we have recently constructed a Petanque Terrain to enable competitive participation in a local league; social interaction through a 'turn up and play' arrangement; and family and intergenerational opportunities by being accessible to all. Throughout lockdown, the Centre was able to encourage use of the playing fields for socially distanced exercise and throughout the pandemic the Centre's outdoor areas have been available to you young people for play and recreation. We have recently developed links with the Duke of Edinburgh Awards scheme and this Spring provided the venue for the Expedition element of the Award. A range of coaching activities is normally available, though curtailed through the pandemic. This is targeted to young people in particular and we are seeking to establish new opportunities for young people as part of our "Getting Our Community Active Again' initiative, including Pickleball, outdoor table tennis, cricket practice nets and this outdoor basketball project. If successful we plan to work with the GOGA project to integrate disabled members of our community; with WASP to further promote opportunities to young people; and with Wiltshire Council on sports development initiatives.
11/06/2021	£2,021	CORSHAM RFC (JUNIOR SECTION)	We offer a focus for the local community for boys and girls aged 5-17. Every child regardless of ability is welcomed and included. We have no policy of ‘selection’ at any age group and we do ensure that every child gets an equal amount of ‘game-time’.
11/06/2021	£2,021	SWINDON SHOCK LADIES BASKETBALL CLUB	Developing Life Skills: We coach people to deal with challenges, both personal and team-related. We teach codes of conduct on how to appropriately support our own team whilst remaining respectful of the opposition. Improving basketball skills takes time, effort and resilience. Matches inevitably involve difficult periods for players personally and collectively. We coach the players to deal with these difficulties in a way that improves their ability to deal with challenges off-court. We improve their team-working skills by enhancing their ability to interact with others and organise dynamically towards a common goal. Building Strong Communities: We are the only ladies basketball club in Swindon and 1 of only 3 in the County that compete regularly. Our players represent their Town in the region and this gives them a close personal bond to the Town. They develop lifelong friends and a shared connection tot he Town and develop their own basketball community locally. Improving Mental Health: Sport is incredibly important in giving people a way to forget about other pressures in their lives. It also reaffirms the support structures that are inherent in a close-knit team. Therefore, this provides the social network and friends that can listen and help in adversity. Post-pandemic, it is even more important to allow people to have pursuits that expand their horizons from the isolation that many of us have felt during the continual lockdowns we have been subjected to. Developing Employability Skills: Working well in a team and taking personal responsibility are key messages in basketball. We all have to accept the burden of responsibility for what occurs and how we intend to rectify problems, both personally and collectively. When playing basketball, emotions are high and controlling that emotion while working towards a common aim, helping team mates when they falter and tasting victory and defeat as a cohesive group and key skills of value in employment. Reducing Crime and Anti-Social Behaviour: The connection that representation of the Town provides of individuals to their communities develops pride. This pride reduces the likelihood of descending into negativity. Also, improving basketball skills takes a large number of hours of dedicated effort, which is time spent in positive endeavour that isn't then available for use as negative endeavour. Giving players an opportunity to pursue their sport minimises the likelihood that players will descend into crime or anti-social behaviour.
11/06/2021	£2,021	SWINDON ST GEORGE WHEELCHAIR RL	The overall aim is to provide access to a fun wheelchair sport that is inclusive to all. It is not just for wheelchair users, but within our club, able bodied friends and relatives can play and train together, both for fun and at competitive games, locally and at festivals nationally. an example of this is some years ago, a local man who had a workplace accident, leaving him parallised, joined the club , he brought his teenage daughter, who could play a sport together with her dad. This was beneficial in many ways, his mental health was improved, his family life improved and he gained confidence.
11/06/2021	£2,021	NORTH WILTSHIRE BADMINTON PROJECT	Infused in our coaching sessions at NWBP are not only mechanisms to teach children how to physically play badminton in an enjoyable manner but also to educate them and create a healthy mindset in respect of the importance of safety before and after exercise, what comprises of a healthy diet, development of social skills and sporting/ competitive etiquette, consideration and support for our friends, sporting partners and opponents and respect for our coaches and volunteer assistants. The quality of our offer enables us to provide opportunities for children to train as many times a week and at whatever intensity they wish from those who play once a week and for mostly social purposes to those who dream of becoming elite players and train 3 or 4 times a week. We also offer both junior and senior players opportunities to step up and embark upon their own coaching journeys, we are Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme Assessors, and work closely with both our local county sports development team and our NGB to provide our young assistants with the opportunity to obtain Young Leadership Skills and qualifications, to assist at coaching sessions and have extremely strong links with Badminton England and their and other Coach Educators to provide all those who seek to assist at our sessions to work towards the necessary qualifications and gain the appropriate safeguarding certifications so to do. All Level 2 coaches are paid for delivering sessions.
11/06/2021	£2,021	SALISBURY FENCING CLUB	Developing Life Skills We are a small friendly club that thrives on bringing people together from all walks of life and all ages. We encourage fencers to be part of a team and develop the ability to coexist with other people, and do so in a positive and productive fashion. The ability to work within a team is a skill that will serve well for an entire lifetime. The question often asked at interviews is ‘what is important as a team player’ and being part of fencing club will give a practical content to this question. Learning how to be effective members of a larger community, will help look beyond their own self-interest and find ways to contribute to the group. Teamwork extends to a variety of different soft skills including communication. Communication is necessary whilst learning and taking part in fencing with good sportsmanship being essential. Learning how to handle and interact with authoritative figures is part of sport and although we may not always agree with those positions of authority such as coaches or referees, we have to respect that persons’ authority. Fencing demands the full focus and concentration of a person and will mentally sharpen and hone in on what it is that needs to get done. Success in sports is one of the most exhilarating feelings and builds confidence. This will encourage fencers to be eager to find more of it in all areas of their lives. Salisbury Fencing welcomes all people from all walks of life, age and gender. We encourage acceptance and equality within our club, and it is part of the core values in the fencing community and life in generally. Improving mental health Fencing can improve mental health in several ways. Physical activity releases feel-good hormones that make you feel better in yourself giving better self esteem and more energy. By focusing on an activity it can help manage stress, anxiety and depression, and can be a positive coping strategy for difficult times. Connecting with people in a group or team can help meet new and like-minded people, and make new friends.
11/06/2021	£2,021	TRAVELLING SWORDS	Jacob – Year 6 Jacob started fencing because he was increasingly less motivated by team sports, constantly being overlooked, left feeling unmotivated and disengaged. He wanted to try individual disciplines and fencing appealed when he completed the pilot programme. Jacob said “From the very first time I held a sword I knew this is the sport for me. I’m not naturally confident and wearing a mask helps my confidence grow. Sword fencing has really helped me see how good I can be at sport as well as in the classroom. Fencing has shown me that I can naturally move and think quickly and now I’m determined to be the sabreur that other children will have to beat”. Examples of what our child members said about our club before Covid: “Fencing changed my mind about sport and how much I exercise. Fencing is awesome!” Shanti “I love this so much and I want to do more fencing.” Lilleth “Sparring with swords is the best.” Kayaan “Sword fencing is the best sport – 10/10” Thomas Fencing changes young people’s lives. It is the ultimate leveller where analysis overcomes physical strength, agility beats force and our ethos nurtures individuality so participants feel comfortable in their own skin. We help those on the margins, facing systemic barriers, who feel bypassed and overlooked in school and society (BAME, girls and those in poverty) regardless of background, race, ability, gender, religion. We immerse ourselves through dialogue with disadvantaged communities who typically wouldn’t access this learning to improve self-efficacy, mental health, resilience and help children find out just how capable they are. In short, we use sport to help children feel better about themselves. We: •Reframe sport in the minds of underprivileged and disadvantaged children as a positive part of their lives, learning life skills such as communication, teamwork, problem solving, listening and perseverance. •Redefine their life experience to be broader and better than before through responsibility and respect. •Help rediscover their enjoyment of physical activity and how it brings life-long value. Fencing supports positive mental health because it captures the imagination of our younger generation, providing escapism from pressures of the digital world. It encourages participants away from sedentary activities into an active sport that very few have experienced before. Burning up to 400 calories per session and described as "physical chess" it is a physical and mental challenge as fencers must think how to score hits on opponents without being hit themselves. For those not inclined toward team games, fencing is an ideal sport to promote their individuality. This in turn, helps improve their mental well-being and sense of fulfillment. Our goal is to be an ongoing fun sports club based on equality, diversity and inclusion, rooted in the social purpose of improving children’s resilience, self-efficacy, health, self-confidence, well-being and other life skills.
11/06/2021	£2,021	PINEHURST NETBALL CLUB	I believe that we have worked towards all the above outcomes at different times. A Sports Club is a community and the skills developed while belonging to that community help develop life skills and consequently employability skills. We work in the area of Pinehurst which has its anti social problems and it gives young people something to concentrate on and enjoy. We also provide somewhere that young Mothers can go to and enjoy each other company. Case Study: We had a young woman with three children come to us as her one evening away from the cares of the Family and the opportunity to chat with others. She and he Husband were unemployed and living in Pinehurst. She joined the Club, helped by our hardship fund, and eventually played matches on a Saturday. While she was playing various Members of the Club looked after her children. Members also ensured that she was provided with transport to and from the matches. While she was with the Club she was able to attend courses and when she qualified she obtained employment. Sadly the Family moved in order for her Husband to get work and we have not seen her since, but I hope she decides to continue her Netball.
11/06/2021	£2,021 £14,294	WEST WILTS YOUTH SAILING ASSOCIATION	Developing Life Skills,Education, Developing Employability skills, Improving Mental Health and self esteen, building confidence,developing a posative outlook on life, team building , friendship and social skills. Qualifacations for life to use in the fuuture.
01/06/2021	£1,071 £991,045	WILTSHIRE MUSIC CENTRE	Wiltshire Music Centre has been working to bring live music performance and participation to people in Wiltshire for 189 years with a special focus on children and young people. One of our key objectives is to provide the opportunity for young people who may never have heard love music like this before to experience the inspirational power of music. Ensuring that these opportunities are accessible through low pricing and free opportunities for project participant is central to this.
24/05/2021	£10,000 £89,754	CARE HOME VOLUNTEERS	Grant to Care Home Volunteers
24/05/2021	£8,000	AGE FRIENDLY MELKSHAM	To towards staff costs and a review of the 1st year's operation
24/05/2021	£10,350 £1,017,737	AGE UK WILTSHIRE	To meet the costs of restarting their fitness and friendship clubs after the covid lockdowns
24/05/2021	£10,000 £1,918,229	ALZHEIMERS SUPPORT	To employ a Diversity and Inclusion officer to improve the charity's engagement with people with dementia for a more diverse range of backgrounds, particularly BAME backgrounds
24/05/2021	£10,000 £89,210	ARTS TOGETHER	To help fund their remote service providing support throgh creative activities to elderly and vulnerable people over 2 years
24/05/2021	£2,650 £450,936	POUND ARTS TRUST LTD	This grant would part fund their Dancing Through Time project for older people in Corsham
19/05/2021	£6,607 £79,876	FAMILY COUNSELLING TRUST WILTSHIRE	To provide early psychological therapies to children and their families who are struggling with emotional, behavioural or other mental health challenges.
19/05/2021	£5,000 £46,799	RISE:61	Outreach, support and activities for vulnerable young people living in a deprived area of Salisbury.
19/05/2021	£3,890	SAFER AND SUPPORTIVE SALISBURY	To fund events and information to help people rebuild social networks and to continue and share research project into mental health issues in Salisbury
19/05/2021	£15,000	SWINDON NIGHT SHELTER	Access to food, hygiene facilities, information and support for homeless or insecurely housed families and individuals in Swindon.
19/05/2021	£3,000 £266	HOLT PRE-SCHOOL FUNDRAISING COMMITTEE	Towards the cost of a new building for this rural pre school serving a number of low income families
19/05/2021	£15,000 £101,395	INNER FLAME	Support and employability skills training for young people with additional needs in Swindon and Wiltshire.
19/05/2021	£15,000 £120,683	THAMESDOWN HYDROTHERAPY POOL ASSOCIATION	To support the running costs of the hydrotherapy pool until income recovers.
19/05/2021	£15,000 £206,216	THE HARBOUR PROJECT	Towards running costs for Swindon charity supporting asylum seekers and refugees
19/05/2021	£15,000 £503,586	THE RECOVERY TREE CHARITY	Towards running costs of Swindon-based mental health charity running a garden and cafe
29/04/2021	£5,000 £19,142,796	SWINDON & DISTRICT SAMARITANS	Telephone/internet support for people experiencing emotional distress in the Swindon area.
21/04/2021	£9,250 £215,763	TEDWORTH EQUESTRIAN	Towards the costs of the equine therapy programme for people with complex mental health issues
21/04/2021	£4,000	WESTBURY AREA NETWORK	Short term provision of food boxes for individuals and families in need due to reduced incomes.
21/04/2021	£4,552	WILTSHIRE WOMEN EMPOWERMENT PROGRAM	Practical and emotional support for women and families from BAME communities in Swindon.
21/04/2021	£5,000 £9,006,362	ALABARE CHRISTIAN CARE AND SUPPORT	towards the cost of running a minibus
21/04/2021	£5,000 £1,912,717	COMMUNITY FIRST	Contribution towards the purchase second hand minibus to transport young people to outdoor activities and group events
21/04/2021	£5,000 £12,570	GROUP 5	Contribution to the running costs of the delivery van for the next 12 months.
21/04/2021	£20,000 £169,805	THE BRIDGE YOUTH PROJECT TRUST	To provide emotional and mental health support through small groups and 1:1 mentoring in primary and secondary schools in south and central Wiltshire
21/04/2021	£14,100 £181,392	WILLOWS COUNSELLING SERVICE	Salary of fundraising and marketing officer, refurbishment of counselling rooms and towards training costs
21/04/2021	£1,000	HAMPTWORTH CROQUET CLUB	Towards equipment and running costs of a local croquet club
13/04/2021	£1,567 £1,278,595	WESSEX CANCER TRUST	To support the costs of a Salisbury singing group.
13/04/2021	£1,840 £28,050	1ST DEVIZES SCOUT GROUP	To purchase tents and archery equipment
26/03/2021	£4,600 £15,861	ARTSITE LIMITED	Two week community arts project supporting young people from disadvantaged neighbourhoods in Swindon to explore and express feelings around COVID and hope.
26/03/2021	£4,016	CHIPPENHAM CRICKET CLUB	To purchase replacement nets for a large and inclusive cricket club
26/03/2021	£9,753 £595,598	YOUTH ADVENTURE TRUST	To help meet costs of activity days for vulnerable young people
24/03/2021	£5,000	WILTSHIRE COLLEGE	Wiltshire College is one of the largest FE and HE colleges in the county and recruits in excess of 3500 full time students each year. As with all educational institutions it is awarded funding by the Education & Skills Funding Agency (ESFA) to support students who are in hardship and ensure that where possible, financial barriers to learning are removed. The college administers this funding as a means tested bursary and supports in approximately 1200 students each year that have a household income of £25,000 or less. Whilst this bursary is available the college does expect all students to contribute to their course financially in some way (at least a minimum of £100). This can be particularly difficult for those attending high cost courses (health & beauty, art etc) where they have to purchase a lot of personal kit or pay for essential trips throughout the year. In addition to this some students can face crisis with changing circumstances at home and very challenging financial and personal situations that can threaten their education. It is felt that these students could benefit from an additional WCF grant.
18/03/2021	£995	CRICKLADE FENCING CLUB	Marketing, advertising and PR materials for fencing club offering 4 free taster sessions to local children.
17/03/2021	£8,340 £20,043	PARK SOUTH & WALCOT COMMUNITY CENTRE	To support the Community Centre’s financial sustainability in the short term prior to it being able to re-open to its regular users and thus generating an income once more.
17/03/2021	£13,300	THE PLATFORM PROJECT	To help with salary costs of employability project with vulnerable young people in Swindon
17/03/2021	£37,874 £4,322,526	THE NELSON TRUST	Salary of a keyworker in Swindon over the next 12 months.
17/03/2021	£5,220 £4,020,026	SANDS UNITED FC SALISBURY	Pitch hire and insurance for bereaved fathers football club for the next 12 months
17/03/2021	£5,000 £90,552	REACH INCLUSIVE ARTS	Community based arts sessions for adults with mental health issues and/or disabilities in Swindon.
17/03/2021	£4,829 £236,940	SWINDON 10 - 18 PROJECT (STEP)	To support staffing costs for addtional support and supervision.
17/03/2021	£6,250 £541,175	ST. PAUL'S CHURCH	To help meet the costs of a debt advice service
17/03/2021	£11,789 £108,006	THE OPEN DOOR CENTRE	We would like to provide an outreach service to members, who have been unable or reluctant to attend the centre due to health issues or anxieties linked to Covid 19.
17/03/2021	£8,972 £233,820	WILTSHIRE PORTAGE	Support worker providing initial support to families over an 8-week period for 12 months.
17/03/2021	£16,044 £1,664,139	WILTSHIRE CITIZENS ADVICE	Caseworker to provide additional support to new Universal Credit claimants, and those currently being supported by the furlough scheme or Self Employed Income Support.
17/03/2021	£5,000 £43,294	WEST WILTS YOUTH SAILING ASSOCIATION	To support the purchase of two new dinghies.
17/03/2021	£2,010 £27,211	CROSSPOINT (WESTBURY)	Drop-in for adults/families requiring support, advice or signposting in Westbury and surrounding villages.
05/03/2021	£8,054 £523,161	SWINDON ADVOCACY MOVEMENT	Salary of Community Mental Health Advocate for additional 7 hours per week.
22/02/2021	£20,000 £354,011	LOVE DEVIZES	Volunteer service providing low level practical and emotional support for isolated and/or vulnerable people in Devizes.
17/02/2021	£8,586 £1,749,761	CARER SUPPORT WILTSHIRE	Remote support for carers in Wiltshire focusing on mental health and resilience with a particular focus on the impact of COVID.
17/02/2021	£9,541 £210,640	KFR	Funding towards core costs for the next 2 months.
17/02/2021	£5,500 £22,211	FRIENDS OF WCR	Towards running costs of volunteer-run Warminster Community Radio which broadcasts to a mainly elderly audience in and around Warminster
17/02/2021	£7,500 £195,692	GOD UNLIMITED OUTDOOR THERAPY	Theraputic support through outdoor activities for young people with additional needs.
17/02/2021	£1,992 £3,702	WILTSHIRE GUILD FOR SPINNERS WEAVERS AND DYERS	To help with the running costs of this long-standing charity that enables people to maintain and develop skills in spinning, weaving and dyeing.
17/02/2021	£2,335 £9,233,805	ALABARE CHRISTIAN CARE AND SUPPORT	Installation of CCTV at night shelter for rough sleepers in Trowbridge
12/02/2021	£500	TADPOLE GARDEN VILLAGE (TGV) IN BLOOM	to enable people with disabilities to participate in a community allotment
10/02/2021	£10,700	WASHPOOL AREA RESTORATION PROJECT	To maintain and enhance a local nature site (the Washpool) for the benefit of residents and visitors.
10/02/2021	£25,908	CHISELDON PRIMARY AND NURSERY SCHOOL	to install a Renewable Energy playground
10/02/2021	£20,000 £262,826	WROUGHTON AND WICHELSTOWE PAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNCIL	Towards the installation of solar panels and sustainable drainage on community hall.
03/02/2021	£3,757 £2,097,117	YOUTH ACTION WILTSHIRE	The funds will contribute to the support we provide to rural youth clubs. It will support the training offer to leaders, support the development of young leaders and governance support and activity programmes.
03/02/2021	£632 £5,226	THE FILLING STATION	Provision of food, clothes and toiletries with support by outreach workers to around 60 people who are homeless or have other vulnerabilities on a weekly basis on the streets of Swindon.
03/02/2021	£1,051 £672,311	WILTSHIRE MUSIC CENTRE	Wiltshire Music Centre has been working to bring live music performance and participation to people in Wiltshire for 189 years with a special focus on children and young people. One of our key objectives is to provide the opportunity for young people who may never have heard love music like this before to experience the inspirational power of music. Ensuring that these opportunities are accessible through low pricing and free opportunities for project participant is central to this.
28/01/2021	£11,500 £4,951,977	WILTSHIRE CREATIVE	To provide craft activity bags to disadvantaged families and elderly isolated people during this period of lockdown and limitations on activity
26/01/2021	£3,930	ABLE HANDS TOGETHER	This grant is requested for the employment of a well being officer.
26/01/2021	£3,215 £775,528	SWINDON WOMEN'S AID	To improve the garden areas with raised beds/seating/new turf/paving/new borders/plants.
20/01/2021	£2,500 £93,031	RISE:61	We are seeking funding towards further developing our community garden site by working with volunteers to improve the space, grow vegetables and create a 'food forest'.
20/01/2021	£2,500 £25,301	BUZZ ACTION FOUNDATION CIO	Amesbury Youth Café is an open access youth club designed to tackle anti-social behaviour. It provides an environment where young people can socialise safely whilst gaining life skills.
20/01/2021	£2,500	ABLE HANDS TOGETHER	https://ablehandstogether.org.uk/virtually-together/ We would like to offer the above service free to people with learning disabilities in Wiltshire. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QdJp9iGjMhY We will also offer live walk arounds and educational animal live posts.
20/01/2021	£2,500	BOX PARISH COUNCIL	Aims - increase the number of habitats hence increasing diversity of the flora and fauna, provide benches for rest and socialising, information boards to educate and footbridge linking major footpaths'
20/01/2021	£2,500	WESTBURY INFANT SCHOOL	To create a revitalized wildlife area to include a sensory garden and outdoor environment where students (including those with Special Educational Needs) and families can explore the natural environment.
20/01/2021	£2,500 £25,792	BACK ON TRACK - STROKE REHAB SERVICE	We are requesting a grant towards running a telephone and online advice and support service for Stroke Survivors during this Covid-19 pandemic.
20/01/2021	£2,500 £6,642,949	CRUSE BEREAVEMENT CARE	Launching ‘Understanding Your Bereavement’ Sessions and providing online peer support for bereaved people affected by the Covid-19 pandemic across Wiltshire.
20/01/2021	£2,500 £63,153	HELP COUNSELLING SERVICES	New staff member costs
20/01/2021	£2,500	SEEDS4SUCCESS	We want to provide a weekly practical volunteering group work session for young people who are Not in Education, Employment and Training or who are 'home educated' enabling outdoor learning
20/01/2021	£2,500 £1,042,483	THE RISE TRUST	To deliver street based Outreach to young people who are out in the community, offering a listening ear, signposting to services and to our other Centre based indoor provision.
20/01/2021	£2,500	WESTBURY TOWN COUNCIL	Providing short/long term free food boxes to individuals/families while they access ongoing support and additional food support to those on low income who may not qualify for other benefits.
20/01/2021	£2,500 £11,236	WILTSHIRE RACIAL EQUALITY COUNCIL	To centre clients in expressing their needs. As the pandemic continuesto cause instability(this includes immediate practical support and advocacy needs). To respond reflexively to these needs.
20/01/2021	£2,500 £238,522	WILTSHIRE SCRAPSTORE AND RESOURCE CENTRE	During Spring and summer 2021 we will work within the community to provide workshops for children and families to educate them on ways to reduce their imapct on the environment.
20/01/2021	£2,500	WYLYE COYOTES	Codford Community Larder is all about food! Sharing surplus groceries Reducing food waste Exchanging cookery and gardening books Swopping plants and seeds Creating goodwill
20/01/2021	£1,975 £155,037	TROWBRIDGE FUTURE	To run a second Community Fridge at the newly acquired Hub on the Seymour estate, to address food poverty and also reduce the carbon footprint of supermarket food waste.
20/01/2021	£2,052 £41,000	CALNE INTUNE	Calne in Tune (the parent organisation) has established a Youth & Community Centre (Music, Arts & Craft Based) to provide essential, inclusive & diverse community services, including recreation.
20/01/2021	£1,065	TROWBRIDGE ENVIRONMENTAL COMMUNITY	This project forms part of our Blue Heart Campaign to create our own wildflower patch in Trowbridge to engage with residents and provide habitat for insects and mammals.
20/01/2021	£900	SALISBURY GARDEN VOLUNTEERS	This project will make the Secret Garden even more wildlife friendly, and ensure that children are engaged and informed about what they can find on their visit.
20/01/2021	£1,807 £1,819,857	ALZHEIMERS SUPPORT	Our “Movement for the Mind” project provides activity sessions blending exercise, reminiscence and fun, helping people regain confidence, providing a social outing and helping to stimulate brain function.
20/01/2021	£951 £20,897	SHREWTON RECREATIONAL CHARITY	Turn a derelict piece of land into a community and memorial garden for the benefit of the whole of the Village.
15/01/2021	£3,490 £46,799	RISE:61	Detached youth work project on the Bemerton Heath estate in Salisbury.
15/01/2021	£4,210	ABLE HANDS TOGETHER	To provide temporary toilets to facilitate safe opening durinv covid and to purchase banners
15/01/2021	£3,394	CRICKLADE FENCING CLUB	To purchase additional kit to enable covid-secure sessions for this local youth fencing club
15/01/2021	£4,870 £2,564,197	SPLITZ SUPPORT SERVICES	Staff costs to provide specialist support for victims of domestic violence who have ‘no recourse to public funds’.
13/01/2021	£8,465 £6,409,159	JULIAN HOUSE	Towards costs of the bike workshop to support young unemployed and formerly homeless people with skills and motivation
13/01/2021	£10,000 £499,254	WE HEAR YOU (WHY)	Counselling for those affected or bereaved by cancer or any other life-threatening condition in Wiltshire.
13/01/2021	£5,000 £1,253,932	HELEN ARKELL DYSLEXIA CHARITY	To subsidise the costs of a dyslexia assessment and support programme.
13/01/2021	£5,000 £19,354	FOREST COMMUNITY CENTRE	Grant to cover the costs of centre whilst it is unable to open.
13/01/2021	£1,200	WARMINSTER STREET PASTORS	Volunteer street patrols supporting vulnerable and isolated people out and about in Warminster.
13/01/2021	£2,000 £10,069	HARNHAM DAY CENTRE	To support the staffing costs of the club.
13/01/2021	£2,011 £33,273	OPEN BLUE TRUST	Afterschool club on Thursdays at Isolated estate of young army families; outdoor activities, cooking, arts and crafts, indoor / outdoor games. Great fun, building community.
17/12/2020	£4,200	SHINE PINEHURST	Shine Pinehurst works with the residents of the Pinehurst estate in Swindon to improve lives in this very deprived area. Funding will meet the costs of extending their youth work to reach the most isolated young people.
17/12/2020	£4,200 £853,950	WILTSHIRE CENTRE FOR INDEPENDENT LIVING	WCIL is a user-led organisation which supports disabled people to achieve choice, control and equal rights and to live independent lives. Funding will help with the costs of their community building work to connect the most isolated people with communities.
17/12/2020	£4,240 £672,311	WILTSHIRE MUSIC CENTRE	Wiltshire Music Centre runs a professional concert hall as well as supporting other music and arts activities. Funding will go towards the costs of their Celebrating Age Wiltshire project in Melksham, engaging vulnerable older people in arts activities.
16/12/2020	£25,331 £3,791,388	CENTRE FOR SUSTAINABLE ENERGY	Emergency vouchers and support services for vulnerable individuals during winter period for Wiltshire residents only. Extending programme until end of May 2021.
16/12/2020	£23,200 £1,017,737	AGE UK WILTSHIRE	Grants and support services for elderly individuals during winter period for Wiltshire residents only. Extending project until the end of May 2021.
15/12/2020	£2,700 £1,912,717	COMMUNITY FIRST	To work with Wiltshire Council on safe opening of community spaces and activities, to advise village halls in particular about covid-compliant opening, and to help village halls to recruit new volunteers
11/12/2020	£9,600 £236,164,000	MHA - LIVE AT HOME SWINDON	Support service for elderly and isolated individuals in Swindon and surrounding parishes.
11/12/2020	£9,605	SWINDON 105.5	To provide equipment to enable the community radio station to continue to broadcast reliability and to support members from BAME communities to make and broadcast programmes exploring issues particularly pertinence to them
09/12/2020	£2,600	2385 MELKSHAM SQN AIR CADETS	Purchase of laptops and Kindle tablets to enable virtual training.
09/12/2020	£36,000 £186,168	IPSUM	Grant to support increase in demand for counselling and therapeutic services.
09/12/2020	£3,800 £7,125,785	JULIA'S HOUSE	Support for PPE and additional travel costs.
09/12/2020	£4,875 £190,280	HIGHWORTH PRE SCHOOL	To support the costs of rent for 3 months.
09/12/2020	£3,200	ST JOHNS STUDLEY PAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNCIL	To refurbish the Church Hall.
09/12/2020	£9,000 £18,628	SALISBURY STREET PASTORS	Towards the running costs of night- time volunteers supporting people in the streets of Salisbury
09/12/2020	£2,500	HAYDON WICK PARISH COUNCIL	Youth Worker to manage COVI-safe re-opening of skate park and develop youth engagement opportunities.
09/12/2020	£3,000 £225,380	WILLOWS COUNSELLING SERVICE	Counselling for people living in the Haydon Wick area.
30/11/2020	£12,468 £70,796	ARTS TOGETHER	To provide equipment and training to enable this arts provision for elderly and isolated people to move online
30/11/2020	£4,510 £3,693,056	WILTSHIRE WILDLIFE TRUST	To provide IT to long term unemployed people participating in skills training with Wiltshire Wildlife Trust to enable their training to continue remotely during covid
30/11/2020	£15,000	THE KENNET AND AVON CANAL TRUST	towards the cost of 3 heritage conservation projects involving volunteers along the canal
19/11/2020	£3,500 £19,142,796	SWINDON & DISTRICT SAMARITANS	Listening service for people experiencing emotional distress in the Swindon area.
19/11/2020	£3,000 £279,362	WILTSHIRE SCRAPSTORE AND RESOURCE CENTRE	Provide creative resource packs “Christmas Box of Fun” to families who are on low incomes.
10/11/2020	£9,050	WESTBURY & WARMINSTER YOUTH CLUBS	Positive activities for young people in Warminster & Westbury, particularly those who experience disadvantage or social isolation.
06/11/2020	£4,800 £273,591	WESSEX COMMUNITY ACTION	Funding to purchase an additional licence for new community website.
04/11/2020	£5,000 £63,651	CARE HOME VOLUNTEERS	1:1 befriending for isolated older people in residential care homes in West Wiltshire.
04/11/2020	£3,000 £25,301	BUZZ ACTION FOUNDATION CIO	Circus based community activities and two youth clubs for disadvantaged young people in the Salisbury and Amesbury areas.
04/11/2020	£7,633	SAFER AND SUPPORTIVE SALISBURY	To help isolated people develop IT skills so they can connect with others including family
04/11/2020	£4,950 £66,482	4 YOUTH	Detached youthwork to provide positive support for vulnerable young people in Atworth and reduce low level anti social behaviour.
04/11/2020	£4,950 £66,482	4 YOUTH	Detached youth work to provide positive support for young people aged 9-16 in Westbury and help to reduce low level anti-social behaviour.
04/11/2020	£4,030	CENTRAL SWINDON NORTH PARISH COUNCIL	To provide a "meals on wheels" service to mainly elderly residents in a disadvantaged part of Swindon
04/11/2020	£20,000 £45,675	TRINITY CHIPPENHAM	Access to debt advice for people in Chippenham and surrounding areas.
04/11/2020	£4,990 £9,700	BRINKWORTH VILLAGE HALL	Towards improvements, IT equipment and activity costs to enable this rural village hall to provide in-person/virtual activities to isolated villagers and to build community
04/11/2020	£9,500 £77,358	AL-HABIB ISLAMIC EDUCATIONAL AND CULTURAL CENTRE SWINDON	To help meet the running costs of the community centre and social activities for the local community
23/10/2020	£7,490 £653,100	SWINDON CITIZENS ADVICE	Benefit advice for older people and those with physical difficulties during winter period.
23/10/2020	£44,960 £3,791,388	CENTRE FOR SUSTAINABLE ENERGY	Emergency vouchers and support services for vulnerable individuals during winter period.
23/10/2020	£30,000 £1,017,737	AGE UK WILTSHIRE	Grants and support services for elderly individuals during winter period.
23/10/2020	£7,335 £1,352,350	WILTSHIRE CITIZENS ADVICE	Benefit advice for older people and those with physical difficulties during winter period.
14/10/2020	£3,250	WILTSHIRE & BATH INDEPENDENT LIVING TRUST LTD	To increase the hours of a Benefits Advice Worker.
09/10/2020	£3,250 £1,047	FRIENDS OF LUDGERSHALL	To support the overhead costs of the organisation.
07/10/2020	£4,000	SWINDON TOWN FC COMMUNITY FOUNDATION	The charity delivers a wide range of programmes primarily centred around football for all ages throughout Swindon. The grant will contribute to the expansion of the mental health football team.
07/10/2020	£4,900	MUSIC FOR WELLBEING CIC	Grant towards introductory courses and singing group for individuals with lung conditions in Salisbury and surrounding area.
07/10/2020	£5,000	WILTSHIRE DIGITAL DRIVE CIC	Refurbishment of laptops for children and young people in Wiltshire.
07/10/2020	£4,600	CALNE INTUNE - MUSIC ARTS & MEDIA PROJECT	Drop-in provision and support in Calne, particularly those facing disadvantage due to physical or mental health/disability, financial hardship or isolation as a result of COVID or otherwise.
07/10/2020	£4,650	SWINDON WILDCATS IN THE COMMUNITY	Ice hockey related activities promoting health and wellbeing for children, disabled adults and wider community including those facing financial or other forms of disadvantage in Swindon.
22/09/2020	£4,990 £66,482	4 YOUTH	Additional costs to resume centre based youth club provision for the next 3 months.
22/09/2020	£5,000	FAMILIES OUT LOUD	Counselling support for families affected by addiction.
22/09/2020	£5,303	SWINDON STORM AMERICAN FOOTBALL CLUB	To purchase equipment and support running costs for an American Football Team.
22/09/2020	£3,648	CORSHAM COMMUNITY CLUB	To help meet the costs of a community club for isolated people in the Corsham area
22/09/2020	£3,000	GIRLGUIDING CALNE DISTRICT	To support the annual subscrptions for 10 Girlguide Units.
22/09/2020	£11,490 £6,164,090	CRUSE BEREAVEMENT CARE	Funds from the Wiltshire Community Foundation will help towards our general costs of providing bereavement support to residents of Wiltshire and cover the costs of vital training for new and existing Bereavement Volunteers.
22/09/2020	£10,000 £14,328,429	DOROTHY HOUSE HOSPICE	Specialist nursing care in the community for people with life-limiting illness.
22/09/2020	£4,962 £32,896	LEARNING FOR LIFE WILTSHIRE	To support online courses for people with learning disabilities.
22/09/2020	£10,000 £166,543	SMASH YOUTH PROJECT	To help with the running costs of a charity which mentors young people facing challenges and disadvantage in Swindon
18/09/2020	£4,100	NEPALESE ASSOCIATION OF WILTSHIRE	To provide food and essentials, online support and translation of covid-19 information to the Nepalese community, primarily in Swindon
08/09/2020	£14,054 £155,037	TROWBRIDGE FUTURE	To help meet the costs of providing a community hub supporting vulnerable people and of a youth worker
08/09/2020	£7,200	KANDU ARTS COMMUNITY PROJECTS CIC	Mentoring for young people across Wiltshire
08/09/2020	£5,994	ABLE HANDS TOGETHER	To run a new programme to support families who have a child who has additional needs or a learning disability
08/09/2020	£2,500 £34,105	BOUVERIE HALL	To help meet the Hall's running costs
08/09/2020	£4,293	CHRONIC PAIN AWARENESS GROUP	To support people with long term pain conditions in a deprived part of Swindon
08/09/2020	£7,530 £24,460	BACK ON TRACK - STROKE REHAB SERVICE	To help with running costs of a charity supporting people affected by a stroke
08/09/2020	£20,829 £58,969	DASH	to help with the costs of providing an online service to people in Swindon who have autism or Asperger's
08/09/2020	£2,500 £98,975	THE NEW MECHANICS INSTITUTION PRESERVATION TRUST LTD	Towards running costs of a community centre and community cafe in an economically deprived area
08/09/2020	£9,945 £236,940	SWINDON 10 - 18 PROJECT (STEP)	Additional staff costs for therapeutic service to young people in Swindon
08/09/2020	£9,710 £1,516,337	SWAN ADVOCACY NETWORK	To setup and run a money/debt advice service for vulnerable people in Salisbury
08/09/2020	£5,000 £775,528	SWINDON WOMEN'S AID	To help meet the running costs of supporting women and children affected by domestic abuse.
24/08/2020	£3,660 £141,513	ST MARY'S CHURCH	To support the costs of providing hot meals to families.
24/08/2020	£4,924 £4,951,977	WILTSHIRE CREATIVE	To provide give bags of creative materials and worksheets to families.
20/08/2020	£3,800 £1,936,001	ALZHEIMERS SUPPORT	To provide a ventilation system to ensure safe re-opening of day centre within Public Health guidelines
17/08/2020	£4,499	EBENEZER SALVATION CENTRE	Provision of four bereavement workshops for residents in Trowbridge, particulalry those from black, Asian and other ethnic minority communities.
12/08/2020	£10,000 £1,406,204	SALISBURY HOSPICECARE TRUST LTD	Hospice care for people with life limiting illnesses (in patient & community based) in Salisbury and surrounding areas of Wiltshire.
12/08/2020	£5,000	DURRINGTON FOOTBALL CLUB	To support the cost of pitch rental and new playing kit.
12/08/2020	£4,999 £3,442,681	FAIRFIELD FARM TRUST	Training opportunities for young people with learning disabilities in the Trowbridge area.
12/08/2020	£7,828 £14,665	FIRST CHOICE HOUSING	Training and wellbeing sessions for unemployed women from African community in Swindon.
12/08/2020	£6,000 £595,598	YOUTH ADVENTURE TRUST	6 activity days for 90 vulnerable young people
12/08/2020	£15,000 £120,683	THAMESDOWN HYDROTHERAPY POOL ASSOCIATION	To support running costs.
12/08/2020	£4,562 £503,586	THE RECOVERY TREE CHARITY	Staff costs to support young people with mental health needs with work experience at the Olive Tree Cafe.
12/08/2020	£13,196 £15,178	WILTSHIRE RACIAL EQUALITY COUNCIL	Covid19 related support for people from BAME communities in the West Wiltshire area.
10/08/2020	£4,000 £10,246	WESTBURY WELFARE OF THE ELDERLY	To re-open community building for range of groups to meet, predominantly isolated older people in Westbury.
07/08/2020	£2,500	WILTSHIRE COLLEGE	Wiltshire College is one of the largest FE and HE colleges in the county and recruits in excess of 3500 full time students each year. As with all educational institutions it is awarded funding by the Education & Skills Funding Agency (ESFA) to support students who are in hardship and ensure that where possible, financial barriers to learning are removed. The college administers this funding as a means tested bursary and supports in approximately 1200 students each year that have a household income of £25,000 or less. Whilst this bursary is available the college does expect all students to contribute to their course financially in some way (at least a minimum of £100). This can be particularly difficult for those attending high cost courses (health & beauty, art etc) where they have to purchase a lot of personal kit or pay for essential trips throughout the year. In addition to this some students can face crisis with changing circumstances at home and very challenging financial and personal situations that can threaten their education. It is felt that these students could benefit from an additional WCF grant.
27/07/2020	£5,000 £140,921	GORSE HILL BAPTIST CHURCH	To support the costs of food parcels for families.
23/07/2020	£4,696 £656,668	WILTSHIRE CENTRE FOR INDEPENDENT LIVING	Remote training, discussion forums and social support for disabled people across Wiltshire.
21/07/2020	£4,999 £46,799	RISE:61	Grant towards the purchase of equipment and plants to expand and improve a community garden on Bemerton Heath.
15/07/2020	£4,308	BRAVO MEDICS	Startup costs for voluntary emergency response doctor in Salisbury
15/07/2020	£4,999 £98,975	THE NEW MECHANICS INSTITUTION PRESERVATION TRUST LTD	Summer activities/youth voice project for disadvantaged young people in Swindon.
10/07/2020	£3,320 £236,940	SWINDON 10 - 18 PROJECT (STEP)	Funding will meet the costs to safely re-establish therapeutic work with younger children to improve their mental health and emotional wellbeing post COVID19.
08/07/2020	£5,000 £2,079,882	JAMIE'S FARM	Contribution to core costs for providing farming related educational activities for young people with a range of additional needs and challenges in Wiltshire.
08/07/2020	£2,500 £317,713	ST THOMAS' CHURCH	To help meet the costs of providing space for community use following loss of income during closure due to coronavirus crisis.
08/07/2020	£10,000 £223,396	LARKRISE COMMUNITY FARM	Contribution to core costs for providing farming related educational activities for adults and young people with a range of additional needs in Wiltshire.
08/07/2020	£10,000 £24,798	HEALS	Towards the running costs of the organisation increase in advice and practical services for the increased number of people on low incomes following covid19
08/07/2020	£6,268	RIVER BOURNE COMMUNITY FARM CIC	To help meet the running costs of a communiy farm following loss of income during closure due to coronavirus crisis.
08/07/2020	£10,000	SWINDON DIAL A RIDE	Towards running cost of transport service for people with disabilities following loss of income due to covid19
08/07/2020	£10,000 £181,392	WILLOWS COUNSELLING SERVICE	Grant to subsidise Level 4 Diploma Counselling course.
07/07/2020	£4,912 £2,321,803	THE AMBER FOUNDATION	To provide wellbeing courses for young people, and purchase computers and gym equipment.
07/07/2020	£5,000 £107,027	SWINDON YFC	Mental wellbeing and positive coping strategy sessions/mentoring for secondary school pupils in Swindon.
07/07/2020	£2,753 £1,145,977	THE RISE TRUST	Detached youth work in Chippenham, Calne, Malmesbury and Cricklade.
29/06/2020	£2,904	WILTSHIRE YOUTH FOR CHRIST	Cost of parts to repair power supply to van/Pop-up Youth Cafe to provide detached youth work in and around Devizes and Trowbridge.
29/06/2020	£3,338	SAFER AND SUPPORTIVE SALISBURY	To pilot a scheme to help isolated elderly people to connect with family and friends through tachnology
29/06/2020	£5,000	SALISBURY CANCER SUPPORT CENTRE	Drop-in, complimentary therapies and counselling for people living with a cancer diagnosis in the Salisbury area.
29/06/2020	£7,250 £340,019	VOLUNTARY ACTION SWINDON	To provide advice and support to local charities during and after the coronavirus situation
29/06/2020	£21,946 £1,664,139	WILTSHIRE CITIZENS ADVICE	1 FTE caseworker for 6 months to provide additional support to new Universal Credit claimants, and those currently being supported by the furlough scheme or Self Employed Income Support.
22/06/2020	£3,574	SALISBURY CITY COUNCIL	To provide fresh food parcels and hot meal to residents on low incomes
22/06/2020	£3,417 £242,726	COMMUNITY TRANSPORT SOUTH WILTSHIRE	To enable contactless payments on bus
22/06/2020	£5,000 £19,354	FOREST COMMUNITY CENTRE	Purchase COVID related equipment to ensure hall can reopen and cover some core costs.
18/06/2020	£8,640	WILTSHIRE YOUTH FOR CHRIST	Detached youth work with young people out and about in Devizes, Trowbridge and surrounding villages
18/06/2020	£7,000 £66,482	4 YOUTH	To reach out to and support vulnerable young people who are not observing social distancing rules.
15/06/2020	£5,000 £223,396	LARKRISE COMMUNITY FARM	Purchase COVID19 related signage and cleaning.
15/06/2020	£5,000 £43,791	SWINDON DOWNS SYNDROME GROUP	Virtual speech and language therapy and resources for children with Down’s Syndrome.
11/06/2020	£3,767	ABLE HANDS TOGETHER	To provide online support for people with learning disabilities, encouraging them to engage with Able Hands' farm in time
11/06/2020	£4,000 £5,899,256	YMCA BRUNEL GROUP	To create an outdoor area for a pre school in a deprived area of Chippenham
11/06/2020	£4,440 £107,079	MAKE A MOVE	Online movement based therapy course for women experiencing postnatal depression in Trowbridge.
11/06/2020	£5,000 £529,681	VEHICLES FOR CHANGE	To support the maintenance and storage costs of specialist vehicles.
11/06/2020	£7,500 £155,155	ST MICHAEL'S COMMUNITY CENTRE	To support the costs of re-wiring the community centre to enable it to remain open.
11/06/2020	£4,995 £38,339	OPEN BLUE TRUST	Support to families with pre and primary age children on Traveller site near Chippenham.
11/06/2020	£5,000	RIVER BOURNE COMMUNITY FARM CIC	To support salary costs of a new volunteer co-ordinator.
11/06/2020	£4,998 £281,405	SPRINGBOARD NORTH WILTS OPPORTUNITY GROUP	Staff costs for supporting special needs pre-school children and their families to use PECS (Picture Exchange Communication System).
11/06/2020	£4,000 £233,820	WILTSHIRE PORTAGE	Targeted child development support for families with children who have special needs.
03/06/2020	£2,800	SAFER AND SUPPORTIVE SALISBURY	To provide and maintain a website to disseminate local information in the Salisbury area
03/06/2020	£4,953 £7,125,785	JULIA'S HOUSE	PPE equipment for nurses and carers to visit life-limited children and their families at home
03/06/2020	£10,000	AGE FRIENDLY MELKSHAM	To provide a co-ordinator for a volunteer scheme supporting elderly and other isolated people through the crisis and to lead on reconnecting people following the crisis
03/06/2020	£4,649 £503,586	THE RECOVERY TREE CHARITY	Workshops for people with mental health issues in Swindon.
29/05/2020	£10,000	SWINDON NIGHT SHELTER	To provide deliveries of fresh food parcels to homeless people on no/low incomes living hostels or B&B's and to provide a laundry service to homeless people in B&B's. Also to provide fresh food parcels and remote support to low income vulnerable families and people with poor mental health who normally are able to eat at the charity's low cost venues.
29/05/2020	£7,681	AGE UK WILTSHIRE	Equipment and vehicle costs to extend their hot meals service for older people into central and west Wiltshire
28/05/2020	£5,000 £63,651	CARE HOME VOLUNTEERS	To supply tablets to older people in care homes.
28/05/2020	£2,500 £48,522	HELP COUNSELLING SERVICES	Telephone/online counselling and support for adults in Trowbridge and surrounding areas during the COVID19 restrictions.
28/05/2020	£4,892	SWINDON 105.5	To purchase equipment and pay running costs to enable people, many with isolated with poor mental health or learning disabilities, to continue to broadcast a community radio service
20/05/2020	£3,350	TROWBRIDGE DEBT ADVICE SERVICE	Debt advice service covering Trowbridge and surrounding villages.
20/05/2020	£4,990 £24,460	BACK ON TRACK - STROKE REHAB SERVICE	Remote 1:1 and group support for stroke survivors during COVID19.
20/05/2020	£3,150 £40,607	CAEN HILL COUNTRYSIDE CENTRE	To provide video footage of the farm and interaction with the animals to children and adults with learning disabilities who normally visit.
20/05/2020	£5,000 £225,537	SWINDON CHILDREN'S SCRAPSTORE	To provide craft and activity packs for children in disadvantage areas of Swindon
14/05/2020	£5,000 £14,328,429	DOROTHY HOUSE HOSPICE	To support the costs of hospice care in the home for vulnerable clients.
14/05/2020	£3,276 £222,311	SALISBURY TRUST FOR THE HOMELESS	Additional staff hours for supporting vulnerable single homeless people in supported accomodation.
12/05/2020	£4,995 £218,303	COLLABORATIVE SCHOOLS LTD	IT provision 18 families with primary school aged children in Trowbridge.
12/05/2020	£5,000 £9,124,000	PROSPECT HOSPICE	To provide hospice support in patients homes.
12/05/2020	£5,000 £19,142,796	SWINDON & DISTRICT SAMARITANS	Listening service for people experiencing emotional distress in the Swindon area.
11/05/2020	£3,750	MALMESBURY TOWN COUNCIL	COVID19 community response volunteers in Malmesbury.
11/05/2020	£3,743 £356,416	ADVOCACY AFTER FATAL DOMESTIC ABUSE	To provide online peer support sessions for bereaved families.
11/05/2020	£4,720 £15,226	SHINE PINEHURST	For youth workers to work with vulnerable young people on the streets in a deprived part of Swindon
07/05/2020	£5,000 £186,168	IPSUM	Remote telephone counselling and art therapy in Swindon.
07/05/2020	£2,600	WILTON COVID19 COMMUNITY RESPONSE VOLUNTEERS	COVID19 Community Response for vulnerable isolating people in Wilton, Salisbury.
06/05/2020	£5,000	THE PLATFORM PROJECT	The Platform Project is based in Swindon and helps young people develop confidence and employability skills through enterprise challenges. Funding would be towards core costs to enable them to continue to develop and grow their service. COVID19 update: the service is temporarily closed but staff are keeping in touch with young people online in order to maintain engagement and motivation especially for the most vulnerable. They will resume their activities as soon as the restrictions are lifted.
06/05/2020	£5,000 £82,398	SWINDON FOOD COLLECTIVE	Swindon Food Collective runs a food bank in Swindon. Funding will help meet staff costs.
06/05/2020	£5,000 £9,233,805	ALABARE CHRISTIAN CARE AND SUPPORT	Based in Salisbury, Alabare Christian Care and Support provides supported accommodation and other activities to help people who are isolated, homelessness, leaving care or have a learning disability. Funding is towards the costs of leasing a minibus to take clients to the charity’s rural workshop. COVID19 update: the workshop cannot run at the moment but will reopen as soon as restrictions are lifted. The lease is in place for the minibus so the organisation is incurring costs but not getting income from service users to cover this.
06/05/2020	£5,000 £2,350,212	THE AMBER FOUNDATION	The Amber Foundation provide temporary accommodation, support and life skills training for homeless people. The grant requested is to support the costs of a Team Leader post based in Trowbridge. COVID19 update: The service is providing housing for young people so is continuing to run during this time and following guidance on social distancing (see further details below).
06/05/2020	£5,000 £31,683	HEADWAY SALISBURY & SOUTH WILTSHIRE	Headway Salisbury and South Wiltshire provide support to people affected by brain injury, and their carers. The grant requested will support the costs of the Service Delivery Manager. COVID19 update – the original application has been amended to reflect the current situation. Support continuing online until restrictions are lifted.
06/05/2020	£5,000 £56,033	HOME-START SOUTH WILTSHIRE	Set up in 1999, Home Start South Wiltshire (HSSW) provides support to families with young children under five, who are struggling to cope for a range of reasons, including social disadvantage, poverty, mental health issues or disability. Funding is to maintain their current 1:1 support service and develop a follow up support network in order to help people move on from this. Original application: This application was to contribute to the costs of the Reaching Out service (one to one support) and the Building Together project (follow-up support network) for three years COVID19 update: HSSW are having to be creative in the way they are now delivering their services in response to the situation. They are continuing to support families through remote working, using phone calls, video links such as Zoom, and social media. They are also providing emergency support to families, such as food and babies essentials, through linking up with other local organisations such as the Trussell Trust and community support schemes and sometimes delivering goods themselves. They are beginning to receive referrals directly linked to the CV situation, and support needed will build, both in size and severity, where families are dealing with a loss of family member or financial means or other stressors. They are looking at working more efficiently, without comprising the support needed, against a background of reduced income streams, due to the CV situation. They would like this application to be revised to solely cover their one to one support service in Year 1 (£5000), and to start support for the Building Together project in Year 2, when they expect to get it going.
06/05/2020	£5,000 £5,853	PENHILL LUNCH CLUB	Penhill Lunch Club was established in 2005 to provide a hot meal and activities to reduce the isolation of older people in Penhill. The club meets once each week and the grant requested is to support the employment costs for a Cook, Administrator and Kitchen Assistant. COVID19 update: The club has had to stop meeting currently so there is a loss of income from weekly contributions. Reserves will last for another two months. Staff are keeping in contact with vulnerable members.
06/05/2020	£5,000 £238,827	WILTSHIRE PORTAGE	Wiltshire Portage visits pre-school children with disabilities in their home, empowering and supporting parents to aid their child’s development through structured play and family support. The grant will cover the costs of providing initial support to families over an 8-week period.
05/05/2020	£2,770 £58,557	WILTSHIRE TREEHOUSE	Online training for professionals, support staff and volunteers to address bereavement issues with children and young people across Wiltshire & Swindon.
05/05/2020	£5,000 £82,398	SWINDON FOOD COLLECTIVE	To meet increased costs associated with meeting increased need for food since the start of the crisis
01/05/2020	£4,275 £146,941	WILTSHIRE SIGHT	Remote befriending service for people with sight loss in Wiltshire and Swindon.
01/05/2020	£1,665 £17,117	RIPPLES OF COMPASSION	To provide food boxes and activity packs for families.
01/05/2020	£1,705	JULIAN HOUSE	To purchase tablets, gardening furniture and equipment, and board games for homeless clients who are self isolating.
29/04/2020	£4,340 £616,145	ST. PAUL'S CHURCH	To provide telephone and online support and sessions to young people and vulnerable families in and around Salisbury
29/04/2020	£4,377 £236,164,000	MHA - LIVE AT HOME SWINDON	Telephone befriending and shopping delivery for elderly people in Swindon.
29/04/2020	£6,180 £6,164,090	CRUSE BEREAVEMENT CARE	To support telephone bereavement counselling for 100 people.
29/04/2020	£2,525	PEWSEY COMMUNITY CORONAVIRUS ASSISTANCE	To support the running costs of a group providing support to people impacted by the Coronavirus.
29/04/2020	£5,000	SWINDON 105.5	Equipment, software and staff time to enable volunteers (many elderly, with disabilities or otherwise vulnerable) to continue to make and broadcast community radio programmes from their homes during and beyond the crisis period.
29/04/2020	£4,800	THE PLATFORM PROJECT	Online support to vulnerable young people in Swindon.
29/04/2020	£4,952 £155,037	TROWBRIDGE FUTURE	Trowbridge Future (formally Trowbridge Community Area Future) works with local residents and young people to raise participation, particularly for those from the more disadvantaged communities. Funding is towards setting up an ‘Acts of Kindness Card’ scheme for young people in the town to encourage them to take part in social action tasks. COVID19 update – TF is staying in touch with young people remotely and providing food parcels for vulnerable families. They plan to start developing, promoting and delivering this project remotely, which would be a good opportunity to give the young people a positive focus. Staff would also use time working from home to develop activities and rewards.
29/04/2020	£4,902 £66,482	4 YOUTH (SOUTH WEST)	Young Melksham (YM), based at the Canberra Centre, Melksham, provides a wide range of services for young people aged 9 -19 from the town and surrounding villages, including youth clubs, advice and counselling, outings and events. Funding is towards expanding their Peer Leaders programme. COVID19 update – Activities are currently suspended but staff are keeping in touch with young people e.g. telephone individual counselling, drop-in online, peer mentoring development via zoom and online peer mentoring. They will resume activities as soon as they can.
29/04/2020	£4,900 £93,155	BLACKBIRD LEYS ADVENTURE PLAYGROUND	Blackbird Leys Adventure Playground offers year round after school and holiday play provision for local children. The grant requested is to support the costs of a training programme for younger children at the centre. COVID19 update – see risk section below
29/04/2020	£5,000 £264,488	THE PARASOL PROJECT	The Parasol Project provides indoor and outdoor play and activities in Oxford and wider, to promote educational, physical and mental wellbeing and, equal opportunities for disabled and disadvantaged children and young people. The funding will employ two seasonal staff to support the Parasol Youth Volunteering Programme.
29/04/2020	£2,550 £302,821	OXFORD HUB	Oxford Hub empowers c500 young people from both Universities and local communities, to tackle local social and environmental projects. Funding would be towards recruiting 5 volunteers (18-25) to lead, supported by a member of staff and others, a central community garden project, involving up to 30 6-16 year olds who have already been referred by Social Services. COVID 19 update - In practice this project cannot now start until Spring 2021, but they are starting to plan a free online tutoring programme for these children linked to fun activities to be delivered by student volunteers. They have no funding at present for this work and would like to refocus their #iwill grant for this purpose.
29/04/2020	£5,000 £84,036	ABINGDON DAMASCUS YOUTH PROJECT	The Abingdon Damascus Youth Project works on disadvantaged estates in Abingdon, Drayton, Appleford, Milton, Sutton Courtenay and Steventon. It enables young people, aged 10-20 years, to realise their potential and make a positive difference within their own communities. Funding is towards running costs for The Young Game Changers project to engage young people in local decision making. COVID19 update – The aim is to start during the lockdown, building on current online work which includes 1:1 support, videos on activities (e.g. food), workshops (e.g. on cannabis CHC being sold locally that look like sweets). Using Instagram and Facebook depending on the age group, they are running a daily live session in each community.
29/04/2020	£2,550	MY LIFE MY CHOICE (MLMC)	My Life, My Choices provides support, life skills training and advocacy for people with learning disabilities. The grant requested is to support training for young people to enable them to become paid trainers to their peers, and Trustees of the charity. COVID19 update – this project would be on hold initially but will begin as soon as the current restrictions are lifted.
29/04/2020	£5,000	PINEHURST INITIATIVE FORUM	Pinehurst Initiative Forum (PIF) draws together local residents to setup and run activities of benefit to this area of deprivation in Swindon. Funding will help meet the costs of supporting young volunteers taking part in planning and running of a week of social action and a community fun day. COVID19 update – PIF is well established locally and is currently assisting with a range of needs both for young people, families and vulnerable adults. See below for options if the project applied for cannot happen in the way planned.
29/04/2020	£4,777 £220,970	PRIME THEATRE COMPANY	Prime Theatre Company (established 1986) is based at the Wyvern in Swindon and provides educational productions, workshops and a youth theatre for young people. Funding is towards recruitment, training and support for 20 Young Arts Leader volunteer roles. COVID19 update – staff are providing sessions online for existing members during the current restrictions. They hope to launch this project over the summer as the initial recruitment stage should be possible online and over the phone.
29/04/2020	£4,750 £195,692	GOD UNLIMITED OUTDOOR THERAPY	God Unlimited (GUL) is based in Shrewton and provides therapies using work with horses and outdoor activities for people with a range of issues, particularly children who require provision beyond mainstream education, to increase independence and quality of life. Funding will go towards a programme to explore and experience social action for Year 5 pupils at Shrewton Primary School. COVID19 update – This programme is on hold until restrictions are lifted, it is unclear when the school would reschedule it (see further details at the end of this report).
24/04/2020	£4,320 £95,664	YOUNG MELKSHAM	To reach out to and support vulnerable young people who are not observing the stay-at- home rules
24/04/2020	£1,260 £15,178	WILTSHIRE RACIAL EQUALITY COUNCIL	Advice, telephone support, food and activities for BAME community.
24/04/2020	£2,925 £669,172	SWINDON CITIZENS ADVICE	To purchase laptops to enable volunteer advisors to work from home
24/04/2020	£4,323 £108,006	THE OPEN DOOR CENTRE	Towards staff costs for providing a meal service and support during the Covid19 restrictions.
24/04/2020	£5,000	CENTRE FOR SUSTAINABLE ENERGY	Leaflet to advertise CSE support and fuel top-ups to those in emergency need across Wiltshire & Swindon
24/04/2020	£4,000	SHIELD WILTSHIRE	To support the costs of materials to make face shields for front line workers.
22/04/2020	£1,250 £10,278	WILLOWS COUNSELLING SERVICE	To provide online counselling to people on low incomes in Swindon
22/04/2020	£4,330 £206,216	THE HARBOUR PROJECT	To provide food parcels to refugees and asylum seekers who have a very low income and who usually can have donated food at the Harbour Project's centre
22/04/2020	£2,880 £38,493,000	STROKE ASSOCIATION	Remote befriending service for Stoke survivors throughout Wiltshire & Swindon.
22/04/2020	£1,948 £179,751	PEOPLE AGAINST POVERTY	To purchase cookers, fridge/freezers or washing machines for people unable to afford them, referred from the Trowbridge foodbank
22/04/2020	£4,000 £380,846	HEADWAY SWINDON & DISTRICT	To provide online and telephone support to people affected by head injury, whose mental health is likely to be impacted by social isolation.
22/04/2020	£2,700	AFGHANISTAN AND CENTRAL ASIAN ASSOCIATION	To provide phone advice and information to people from Afghanistan, Iran and other BAME communities in Swindon
20/04/2020	£5,000 £499,254	WE HEAR YOU (WHY)	Remote counselling for those affected or bereaved by cancer or any other life threatening condition in Wiltshire
20/04/2020	£3,240 £225,537	SWINDON CHILDREN'S SCRAPSTORE	To provide food parcels and deliver to low income families in Swindon
20/04/2020	£4,900 £225,537	SWINDON CHILDREN'S SCRAPSTORE	To provide craft and activity packs for children in disadvantage areas of Swindon
20/04/2020	£3,340 £329,689	RELATE DORSET AND SOUTH WILTSHIRE	The grant will go towards the cost of purchase 3 new laptops and additional call charges to provide remote counselling
20/04/2020	£8,586 £1,558,559	CARER SUPPORT WILTSHIRE	To scale up a telephone befriending service to support carers impacted by social isolation.
20/04/2020	£3,800	KANDU ARTS COMMUNITY PROJECTS CIC	Remote mentoring and support for 20 young people across Wiltshire
17/04/2020	£2,500 £214,778	SWINDON THERAPY CENTRE FOR MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS	To provide phone support to encourage exercise and combat isolation in people with neurological conditions who usually attend the Centre
17/04/2020	£1,091 £36,247	SWINDON CITY OF SANCTUARY	To provide activity boxes for refugee and asylum seeker families in isolation and food/essentials for 2 people in the charity’s hosting scheme
17/04/2020	£5,824 £525,193	SWINDON ADVOCACY MOVEMENT	To provide information and activity packs and phone calls to people with learning disabilities and autism to equip them to stay safe and healthy and feel less isolated
15/04/2020	£10,000 £284,226	THRESHOLD HOUSING LINK	To support homeless people who have been temporarily housed
15/04/2020	£5,000 £35,690	LEARNING FOR LIFE WILTSHIRE	To support vulnerable people with learning difficulties, many struggling on low incomes, with online therapy, connection and courses, and practical necessities
15/04/2020	£5,000	CHIPPENHAM FOOD BANK	To buy food and essential household items to replenish food bank stocks
14/04/2020	£7,940 £273,591	WESSEX COMMUNITY ACTION	To co-ordinate volunteers to respond to the needs of isolating people in Salisbury area and to provide guidance to the voluntary sector across Wiltshire on appropriate responses to covid-10 crisis
14/04/2020	£3,000 £2,564,197	SPLITZ SUPPORT SERVICES	To provide practical assistance (including food and essential items) to victims of domestic abuse across the county
09/04/2020	£5,276 £616,145	ST. PAUL'S CHURCH	To support vulnerable and low income people with donated fresh food and telephone support
09/04/2020	£4,764 £1,912,717	COMMUNITY FIRST	Staff costs to liaise with Wiltshire Council on behalf of the voluntary sector, providing information to the Council for their response planning and co-ordination and feeding information into the voluntary sector and supporting their coronavirus response
09/04/2020	£2,500 £83,640	ARTS TOGETHER	Arts Together provide high quality creative arts activities for vulnerable older people. The grant will contribute towards additional salary costs to provide remote support during COVID19.
09/04/2020	£5,000	THE WILTSHIRE BOBBY VAN TRUST	The Bobby Van Trust works closely with Wiltshire Police to install security devices in the homes of older people or vulnerable adults experiencing crime or domestic violence.
09/04/2020	£2,500	RWB COVID-19 MUTUAL AID GROUP	To support a volunteer neighbourhood group to provide essentials to self-isolating vulnerable people
09/04/2020	£3,000	TISBURY NEIGHBOURHOOD RESPONSE	Tisbury Neighbourhood Response has been set up in partnership with Tisbury Parish Council to support vulnerable people in the Greater Tisbury area during the COVID19 outbreak.
08/04/2020	£2,400 £55,819	VOLUNTEER CENTRE SWINDON	To meet staff costs to respond to members of the public wanting to offer their time and services to voluntarily help others during the crisis
08/04/2020	£2,080 £73,360	TROWBRIDGE FUTURE	Trowbridge Future (formally Trowbridge Community Area Future) works with local residents and young people to raise participation, particularly for those from the more disadvantaged communities. Grant will help support vulnerable people in Trowbridge during COVID19.
08/04/2020	£5,000 £95,928	PHOENIX ENTERPRISES	Phoenix Enterprises provides supported employment to people with a range of disabilities and mental health problems. The grant will pay for salary of manager and 20 welfare packs for
08/04/2020	£3,250	DEVIZES AND DISTRCT FOOD BANK	To double staff hours to be able to respond to sharply increased demand and induction/supervision of new volunteers to replace older volunteers
08/04/2020	£4,570	AMESBURY CORONA COMMUNITY HUB	The organisation will provide support those who have been affected by Coronavirus in Amesbury area. The grant will pay for manager, IT equipment to support call centre, fund to purchase emergency food.
08/04/2020	£2,500 £195,692	GOD UNLIMITED OUTDOOR THERAPY	God Unlimited (GUL) provides therapies based on working with horses and outdoor activities for people with a range of issues, particularly children who require provision beyond mainstream education, to increase independence and quality of life. Funding will go towards staffing and operational costs. Please see COVID19 update below.
06/04/2020	£5,000 £595,598	YOUTH ADVENTURE TRUST	Grant towards the staff salaries to provide 1-1 remote mentoring support.
06/04/2020	£5,000 £101,395	INNER FLAME	To provide on-line and phone support to unemployed young people, mainly with mental health issues likely to be exacerbated by social isolation
06/04/2020	£6,000 £1,936,001	ALZHEIMERS SUPPORT	To pay for telephone service to help support carers and those living with Dementia/Alzheimers across Wiltshire.
06/04/2020	£3,000	DEVIZES COVID19 SUPPORT (DC19S)	The organisation will provide support those who have been effected by Coronavirus in Devizes area. The grant will pay for manager, IT equipment to support call centre, purchase emergency food.
03/04/2020	£2,500 £279,362	WILTSHIRE SCRAPSTORE AND RESOURCE CENTRE	Provide educational and creative resource packs to families who are on low incomes and having to self isolate due to COVID19 in partnership with schools and other key workers.
03/04/2020	£10,000 £775,528	SWINDON WOMEN'S AID	To employ an additional advisor to support victims of domestic abuse in their homes
03/04/2020	£10,000 £254,918	SWINDON NIGHT SHELTER	To provide deliveries of fresh food parcels to homeless people on no/low incomes living hostels or B&B's and to provide a laundry service to homeless people in B&B's. Also to provide fresh food parcels to low income vulnerable families who normally are able to eat at the charity's low cost venues.
03/04/2020	£2,000 £13,082	MALMESBURY & DISTRICT FOOD BANK	To buy food to respond to sharply increased demand
03/04/2020	£2,500 £16,834	HUB@BA15	To purchase food to respond to increased demand
03/04/2020	£1,500	HELP COUNSELLING SERVICES	Help Counselling Services provide low-cost 1:1 and group counselling to vulnerable people aged 18+ living on low incomes with a range of needs and wish to continue providing their services online and via telephone.
03/04/2020	£1,900 £24,798	HEALS	To increase hours of manager to give telephone support to increased number of vulnerable and low income people needing advice and support
01/04/2020	£5,000 £178,114	WEST WILTS VINEYARD	To purchase food to meet the needs of people on low incomes, since the amount of food being donated has fallen
01/04/2020	£2,386 £2,321,803	THE AMBER FOUNDATION	To provide cleaning and protective equipment to increase safe living in their hostel for homeless and unemployed young people in Trowbridge
01/04/2020	£3,000 £99,016	DOORWAY	Whilst their drop-centre is closed, to provide food and remote support to very vulnerable people, many recently homeless and/or with addiction
01/04/2020	£7,000 £9,006,362	ALABARE CHRISTIAN CARE AND SUPPORT	To purchase cooking facilities and cleaning/personal protection products to enable residents to live safely in share hostel accommodation during the crisis
01/04/2020	£3,155	SWINDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	Withy Trust payment
31/03/2020	£5,000 £343,421	VOLUNTARY ACTION SWINDON	To buy prepaid supermarket cards to facilitate volunteers doing shopping for vulnerable people
31/03/2020	£4,524 £206,216	THE HARBOUR PROJECT	To provide food to asylum seekers
31/03/2020	£2,750 £822,016	AGE UK WILTSHIRE	The purchase of 2 additional freezers so Age UK can respond to rapidly growing demand for its community meals service, particularly in the Salisbury area.
30/03/2020	£3,580 £656,668	WILTSHIRE CENTRE FOR INDEPENDENT LIVING	To provide laptops to facilitate remote working for staff who are supporting people with disabilities and poor mental health during the period of isolation to cope emotionally and practically, particularly ensuring they continue to receive practical care
19/03/2020	£3,500	LITTLE ANGELS TODDLER GROUP	Little Angels Toddler Group meets weekly in the Pinetrees Community Centre which is located in a disadvantaged area of Swindon. Funding will help meet the cost of an annual summer trip and a Christmas party.
18/03/2020	£3,000	COLLINGBOURNE KINGSTON PCC	Donor Instructed grant to the PCC of Collingbourne Kingston towards work carried out on St Mary's Church, Collingbourne Kingston, as recommended in quinquennial church inspection.
27/02/2020	£14,040	WILTSHIRE COUNCIL	Wiltshire Council’s Local Area Coordinators programme works with disengaged people to reconnect them with the community. Funding will meet the costs of offering people they work with a drink and a sandwich or to pay for people to join in organised activities.
27/02/2020	£9,950	SHINE PINEHURST	Shine Pinehurst works with the residents of the Pinehurst estate in Swindon to improve lives in this very deprived area. Funding will meet the costs of extending their youth work to reach the most isolated young people.
27/02/2020	£7,686	SWINDON CARERS CENTRE	Swindon Carers Centre provides support, information and activities for carers of all ages. Funding will pay for sessions and technology for bereaved carers.
27/02/2020	£12,136 £656,668	WILTSHIRE CENTRE FOR INDEPENDENT LIVING	WCIL is a user-led organisation which supports disabled people to achieve choice, control and equal rights and to live independent lives. Funding will help with the costs of their community building work to connect the most isolated people with communities.
27/02/2020	£14,688 £1,199,869	WILTSHIRE MUSIC CENTRE	Wiltshire Music Centre runs a professional concert hall as well as supporting other music and arts activities. Funding will go towards the costs of their Celebrating Age Wiltshire project in Melksham, engaging vulnerable older people in arts activities.
13/02/2020	£20,000 £310,053	TICK TOCK PLAYGROUP	Tick Tock Playgroup provides early education and day care for children aged 6 months to 4 years. Funding will help pay for improvements to their outdoor area.
13/02/2020	£12,500	WROUGHTON INFANT SCHOOL	Wroughton Infant School provides education for children aged 4-7 from Wroughton and the surrounding area. Funding will help develop an outdoor science and environmental awareness area.
13/02/2020	£8,786 £258,973	PRIME THEATRE COMPANY	Based in Swindon, Prime Theatre provides quality drama opportunities for, with and by young people in Swindon, Wiltshire and beyond. The grant will meet the costs of “Everyone’s an Engineer”, a project to increase engagement of Swindon’s schools and communities with the STEAM railway museum collection.
13/02/2020	£14,064 £214,778	SWINDON MS AND NEURO THERAPY CENTRE	Swindon Therapy Centre provides a range of therapies for people living with MS or other neurological conditions. Funding will pay for the installation of solar panels to reduce the Centre’s energy costs and carbon footprint.
23/01/2020	£5,000 £354,011	ST JAMES' CHURCH	St James Church is a Church of England church in Devizes engaged in a variety of community initiatives particularly supporting disadvantaged families. Funding will help with the costs of employing a community support worker.
23/01/2020	£5,000	THE WILTSHIRE OUTDOOR LEARNING TEAM	The Wiltshire Outdoor Learning Team (WOLT) is a CIC which provides informal outdoor education for young people not coping at school as well as the corporate sector. Funding would go towards providing outdoor learning activities for economically disadvantaged young people.
23/01/2020	£10,000	SWINDON FAMILY CONTACT CENTRE	Swindon Family Contact Centre provides a safe place where children of separated parents meet with the parent they do not live with. The grant will help with running costs, including paying the centre co-ordinator.
23/01/2020	£10,000	RENEW MEN'S SHED	Renew Men’s Shed provides craft and practical activities for vulnerable people, particularly people who are isolated or with poor mental health. The grant will help to employ a manager
23/01/2020	£5,000	CEDAR COURT DAY CENTRE	Cedar Court is a day centre in Bradford on Avon for older people, providing a cooked lunch, activities and entertainment one day a week. The grant will contribute to running costs, including staff and transport costs.
23/01/2020	£10,000 £58,969	DASH	DASH improves the quality of life for adults with Aspergers and other autistic spectrum conditions in Swindon by raising awareness, providing information and advice, and running support groups. The grant will help pay for 6 social groups
23/01/2020	£10,000 £99,016	DOORWAY	Doorway is based in Chippenham and runs sessions twice a week for vulnerable adults experiencing homelessness or housing issues, providing food, washing & laundry facilities, activities, support and advice. Funding will go towards staff costs.
23/01/2020	£5,000 £59,176	THE NEW ROAD CENTRE	New Road Centre is a day centre for adults with learning disabilities in Marlborough. Funding will help with running costs.
23/01/2020	£10,000	OUT OF THE CAN	Out of the Can supports young people who are Lesbian, Gay, Bi-Sexual, Transgender or in doubt of their sexuality or gender identity, particularly through running regular youth-club sessions. Funding will help meet the costs of employing and training their youth worker to extend their reach into Wiltshire and to provide training for schools and others on supporting LGBT young people
23/01/2020	£4,975	PINEHURST INITIATIVE FORUM	Pinehurst Initiative Forum draws together local residents to setup and run activities of benefit to this area of deprivation in Swindon. Funding will help meet the costs of the annual festival which celebrates and promotes community activity.
23/01/2020	£4,854 £236,940	SWINDON 10 - 18 PROJECT (STEP)	STEP deliver a range of therapeutic programmes to in excess of 400 young people in Swindon. The grant pay for AQA accreditation for young people attending STEP programmes.
23/01/2020	£5,000 £1,199,869	WILTSHIRE MUSIC CENTRE	Wiltshire Music Centre runs a professional concert hall as well as supporting other music and arts activities. Funding will go towards the costs of running “Zone Club”, a monthly club for young adults with learning disabilities.
23/01/2020	£10,000 £79,337	MELKSHAM COMMUNITY TRANSPORT	Melksham Council for Community Service provides a community bus service in and around Melksham, providing transport in accessible vehicles for elderly and disabled people. The grant will help towards their running costs
23/01/2020	£5,000 £28,541,000	PARKINSON'S UK - SWINDON & DISTRICT BRANCH	Parkinson's UK - Swindon & District Branch supports people with Parkinson’s disease and their families from Swindon and a 40 mile radius. Funding will help with the costs of fitness classes.
18/12/2019	£10,000 £56,966	SAMARITANS OF SALISBURY & DISTRICT	Swindon Samaritans provides confidential emotional support for people who are experiencing feelings of distress, despair or suicidal thoughts 24 hours a day. Funding will help meet their running costs.
05/12/2019	£3,980 £25,917	FRIENDS OF RIVERSIDE	Friends of Riverside exist to run the Wiltshire Council owned Riverside Community Centre in Malmesbury. They manage the hiring out of the building but also run a group themselves for older people. Funding would be toward the running costs of this group.
27/11/2019	£25,000 £3,693,056	WILTSHIRE WILDLIFE TRUST	Wiltshire Wildlife Trust protects natural habitats and works to improve people’s health and wellbeing through access to nature. Funding will help with the cost of enhancing wetland at the Langford Lakes Nature Reserves, particularly to encourage an increase in the endangered lapwing.

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Cumulative Grants

Amount	Recipient
£324,262	CENTRE FOR SUSTAINABLE ENERGY
£258,334	AGE UK WILTSHIRE
£123,300	THE BRIDGE YOUTH PROJECT TRUST
£94,639	WILTSHIRE CITIZENS ADVICE
£78,037	TROWBRIDGE FUTURE
£57,310	THE PLATFORM PROJECT
£51,089	WILTSHIRE MUSIC CENTRE
£50,612	4 YOUTH (SOUTH WEST)
£49,346	SWINDON CITIZENS ADVICE
£48,528	DASH
£48,500	IPSUM
£46,063	PRIME THEATRE COMPANY
£46,000	SWINDON NIGHT SHELTER
£40,622	GOD UNLIMITED OUTDOOR THERAPY
£40,064	SWINDON MS AND NEURO THERAPY CENTRE
£38,097	SWINDON 105.5
£37,874	THE NELSON TRUST
£37,380	DOORWAY
£36,972	WILTSHIRE PORTAGE
£36,000	THAMESDOWN HYDROTHERAPY POOL ASSOCIATION
£35,785	THE HARBOUR PROJECT
£31,449	RISE:61
£31,000	SWINDON DIAL A RIDE
£30,975	REACH INCLUSIVE ARTS
£30,832	WILTSHIRE WILDLIFE TRUST
£30,818	ARTS TOGETHER
£30,186	SWINDON CARERS CENTRE
£29,980	WILTSHIRE SCRAPSTORE AND RESOURCE CENTRE
£29,650	HEALS
£28,770	WILTSHIRE TREEHOUSE
£28,691	THE RECOVERY TREE CHARITY
£26,908	CENTRE FOR SUSTAINABLE ENERGY
£26,835	SWINDON 10 - 18 PROJECT (STEP)
£26,715	SWINDON WOMEN'S AID
£26,500	ST JAMES' CHURCH
£26,400	SEEDS4SUCCESS
£26,335	ALABARE CHRISTIAN CARE AND SUPPORT
£26,118	YOUTH ACTION WILTSHIRE
£26,100	WILLOWS COUNSELLING SERVICE
£25,986	DINTON RECREATION GROUND
£25,908	CHISELDON PRIMARY AND NURSERY SCHOOL
£25,828	OPEN BLUE TRUST
£25,521	SAFER AND SUPPORTIVE SALISBURY
£25,000	GORSE HILL BAPTIST CHURCH
£24,822	THE AMBER FOUNDATION
£24,612	WILTSHIRE CENTRE FOR INDEPENDENT LIVING
£24,609	THE OPEN DOOR CENTRE
£24,100	WILLOWS COUNSELLING SERVICE
£24,000	HELP COUNSELLING SERVICES
£23,753	JULIA'S HOUSE
£23,322	YOUTH ADVENTURE TRUST
£23,000	HOME-START SOUTH WILTSHIRE
£22,150	SHINE PINEHURST
£21,607	FAMILY COUNSELLING TRUST WILTSHIRE
£21,322	LARKRISE COMMUNITY FARM
£20,770	BACK ON TRACK - STROKE REHAB SERVICE
£20,750	HEADWAY SALISBURY & SOUTH WILTSHIRE
£20,585	CROSSPOINT (WESTBURY)
£20,170	CRUSE BEREAVEMENT CARE
£20,000	WROUGHTON AND WICHELSTOWE PAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNCIL
£20,000	TRINITY CHIPPENHAM
£20,000	TICK TOCK PLAYGROUP
£20,000	THE PANTRY PARTNERSHIP
£20,000	THE MUSTARD TREE FOUNDATION - STARTING POINT
£20,000	SWINDON DOWNS SYNDROME GROUP
£20,000	PHOENIX ENTERPRISES
£20,000	INNER FLAME
£20,000	CARE HOME VOLUNTEERS
£20,000	ACTION FOR THE RIVER KENNET
£19,878	SWINDON ADVOCACY MOVEMENT
£19,500	WASTE NOT WANT NOT
£19,110	BRUNEL ACADEMIES TRUST
£18,500	WEST LAVINGTON YOUTH CLUB
£18,294	BRUNEL SPECIAL EDUCATION NEEDS MULTI ACADEMY TRUST
£18,000	THE FRIENDS OF SHAW RIDGE PRIMARY SCHOOL
£18,000	CHIPPENHAM CAP CENTRE
£18,000	AGE FRIENDLY MELKSHAM
£17,962	LEARNING FOR LIFE WILTSHIRE
£17,901	ABLE HANDS TOGETHER
£17,670	JULIAN HOUSE
£17,389	YELLOW BRICK ROAD PROJECTS
£17,250	VOLUNTARY ACTION SWINDON
£17,002	MHA COMMUNITIES SWINDON
£17,000	YMCA BRUNEL GROUP
£16,956	WILTSHIRE RACIAL EQUALITY COUNCIL
£16,869	1ST STRATTON ST MARGARET SCOUT GROUP
£16,750	DEVIZES OPENDOORS
£16,544	WILTSHIRE YOUTH FOR CHRIST
£16,521	DURRINGTON FOOTBALL CLUB
£16,500	HOME-START NORTH WILTSHIRE
£16,424	WILTSHIRE CREATIVE
£16,416	YOUTH ACTION WILTSHIRE
£16,106	WESTBURY AND WARMINSTER YOUTH CLUB
£16,000	KANDU ARTS COMMUNITY PROJECTS CIC
£15,866	ST. PAUL'S CHURCH
£15,753	YOUTH ADVENTURE TRUST
£15,750	SAILABILITY@WHITEFRIARS, WHITEFRIARS SAILING CLUB
£15,586	CARER SUPPORT WILTSHIRE
£15,000	WILTSHIRE LAW CENTRE
£15,000	WE HEAR YOU (WHY)
£15,000	THE WILTS & BERKS CANAL TRUST
£15,000	THE NELSON TRUST
£15,000	THE KENNET AND AVON CANAL TRUST
£15,000	SMASH YOUTH PROJECT
£15,000	PROSPECT HOSPICE
£15,000	FIRST LIGHT SOUTH WEST
£15,000	DOROTHY HOUSE HOSPICE
£15,000	DOROTHY HOUSE HOSPICE
£14,079	BRAVO MEDICS
£14,040	WILTSHIRE COUNCIL
£14,000	ST JOHNS HONEYPOT DAY CARE CENTRE
£13,750	CHIPPENHAM TOWN COMMUNITY HUB
£13,548	ST MICHAEL'S COMMUNITY CENTRE
£13,500	SWINDON & DISTRICT SAMARITANS
£13,140	SWINDON CHILDREN'S SCRAPSTORE
£12,807	ALZHEIMERS SUPPORT
£12,740	WESSEX COMMUNITY ACTION
£12,500	WROUGHTON INFANT SCHOOL
£12,500	THE SIR EDWARD HEATH CHARITABLE FOUNDATION
£12,500	THE MERCHANT'S HOUSE, MARLBOROUGH
£12,398	THE AMBER FOUNDATION Education & Employment: Ex-offenders
£12,091	SWINDON CITY OF SANCTUARY
£12,070	MUSE SW C.I.C
£12,000	ROSEMARY GODDARD CENTRE/ THE MERE DAY CENTRE
£11,500	SPLITZ SUPPORT SERVICES
£11,320	SPRINGBOARD NORTH WILTS OPPORTUNITY GROUP
£11,268	RIVER BOURNE COMMUNITY FARM CIC
£11,140	WILTSHIRE MIND
£10,700	WASHPOOL AREA RESTORATION PROJECT
£10,681	THE RISE TRUST
£10,500	PENHILL LUNCH CLUB
£10,454	WARMINSTER ACTION GROUP
£10,000	WILTSHIRE WOMEN EMPOWERMENT PROGRAM
£10,000	WILTSHIRE COLLEGE
£10,000	WILTSHIRE & SWINDON SPORT
£10,000	THRESHOLD HOUSING LINK
£10,000	THE WILTSHIRE OUTDOOR LEARNING TEAM
£10,000	THE ELLENDUNE HALL TRUST
£10,000	SWINDON NIGHT SHELTER
£10,000	SWINDON FOOD COLLECTIVE
£10,000	SWINDON FAMILY CONTACT CENTRE
£10,000	SAMARITANS OF SALISBURY & DISTRICT
£10,000	SALISBURY HOSPICECARE TRUST LTD
£10,000	SMASH YOUTH PROJECT
£10,000	RENEW MEN'S SHED
£10,000	OUT OF THE CAN
£10,000	MELKSHAM COMMUNITY TRANSPORT
£10,000	FOREST COMMUNITY CENTRE
£9,975	PINEHURST INITIATIVE FORUM
£9,720	SHINE PINEHURST
£9,710	SWAN ADVOCACY NETWORK
£9,694	WILTSHIRE COLLEGE
£9,541	KFR
£9,500	AL-HABIB ISLAMIC EDUCATIONAL AND CULTURAL CENTRE SWINDON
£9,250	TEDWORTH EQUESTRIAN
£9,242	SOUTH ASIAN PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE
£9,050	WESTBURY & WARMINSTER YOUTH CLUBS
£9,000	SALISBURY STREET PASTORS
£9,000	HEADWAY SWINDON & DISTRICT
£8,650	PHOENIX ENTERPRISES
£8,600	NEPALESE ASSOCIATION OF WILTSHIRE
£8,586	CARER SUPPORT WILTSHIRE
£8,500	THE WILTSHIRE BOBBY VAN TRUST
£8,470	KANDU ARTS COMMUNITY PROJECTS CIC
£8,340	PARK SOUTH & WALCOT COMMUNITY CENTRE
£8,150	MALMESBURY AMATEUR BOXING CLUB
£8,000	GROUP 5
£7,981	COMMUNITY MONEY ADVICE SOUTH WILTSHIRE CIC
£7,828	FIRST CHOICE HOUSING
£7,681	AGE UK WILTSHIRE
£7,560	FRESHBROOK CHURCH
£7,500	HARNHAM DAY CENTRE
£7,499	THE NEW MECHANICS INSTITUTION PRESERVATION TRUST LTD
£7,476	PATTERN CHURCH
£7,430	WILTSHIRE AND SWINDON CREDIT UNION
£7,324	SWINDON STORM AMERICAN FOOTBALL CLUB
£7,021	WEST WILTS YOUTH SAILING ASSOCIATION
£6,652	CALNE INTUNE
£6,545	TIDWORTH AND LUDGERSHALL MENS SHED
£6,500	READ EASY MELKSHAM
£6,500	DOORWAY WILTSHIRE LTD
£6,495	ROCHE COURT EDUCATIONAL TRUST
£6,350	TROWBRIDGE DEBT ADVICE SERVICE
£6,350	THE DEVENISH BRADSHAW CHARITABLE TRUST
£6,220	ARTS DEVELOPMENT COMPANY CIC
£6,000	ALZHEIMERS SUPPORT
£5,960	ALZHEIMERS SUPPORT
£5,631	CORSHAM COMMUNITY CLUB
£5,599	SWINDON CARERS CENTRE
£5,500	FRIENDS OF WCR
£5,500	BUZZ ACTION FOUNDATION CIO
£5,500	1ST STUDLEY GUIDES
£5,220	SANDS UNITED FC SALISBURY
£5,201	WYLYE COYOTES
£5,000	WILTSHIRE EQUINE ASSISTED LEARNING LTD
£5,000	WILTSHIRE DIGITAL DRIVE CIC
£5,000	WILTSHIRE CREATIVE
£5,000	WILTSHIRE CITIZENS ADVICE
£5,000	WEST WILTS VINEYARD
£5,000	VEHICLES FOR CHANGE
£5,000	UPLANDS ENTERPRISE TRUST
£5,000	UNDERGROUND STUDIOS CIC
£5,000	THE PARKS VOLUNTEER RESOURCE AND RETAIL OUTLET T/A THE SHOP
£5,000	THE PARASOL PROJECT
£5,000	THE NEW ROAD CENTRE
£5,000	SWINDON YFC
£5,000	SWINDON SISTERS ALLIANCE CIC
£5,000	SALISBURY CANCER SUPPORT CENTRE
£5,000	PROSPECT HOSPICE
£5,000	POTTERNE YOUTH CENTRE
£5,000	PARKINSON'S UK - SWINDON & DISTRICT BRANCH
£5,000	OPEN DOOR (WARMINSTER)
£5,000	MHA COMMUNITIES SWINDON
£5,000	JUBILEE GARDENS (1978) LTD
£5,000	JAMIE'S FARM Education & Employment: Avoiding Exclusion
£5,000	HELEN ARKELL DYSLEXIA CHARITY
£5,000	FOODAGE4THOUGHT
£5,000	FOLIO THEATRE
£5,000	FAMILIES OUT LOUD
£5,000	FYI C.I.C
£5,000	CHIPPENHAM FOOD BANK
£5,000	CENTRE FOR SUSTAINABLE ENERGY
£5,000	CEDAR COURT DAY CENTRE
£5,000	BEST - BE A BETTER YOU
£5,000	ALDBOURNE YOUTH COUNCIL
£5,000	ABLE HANDS TOGETHER
£5,000	ABINGDON DAMASCUS YOUTH PROJECT
£4,999	FAIRFIELD FARM TRUST
£4,996	WILTSHIRE CENTRE FOR INDEPENDENT LIVING
£4,995	COLLABORATIVE SCHOOLS LTD
£4,990	BRINKWORTH VILLAGE HALL
£4,976	SILVER SALISBURY GROUP
£4,956	IVY WILDLIFE GARDEN
£4,900	MUSIC FOR WELLBEING CIC
£4,900	BLACKBIRD LEYS ADVENTURE PLAYGROUND
£4,875	HIGHWORTH PRE SCHOOL
£4,870	SPLITZ SUPPORT SERVICES
£4,800	4 YOUTH
£4,695	BARFORD COMMUNITY FUND
£4,650	SWINDON WILDCATS IN THE COMMUNITY
£4,650	ALTERNATIVE ANGELS
£4,600	ARTSITE LIMITED
£4,570	AMESBURY CORONA COMMUNITY HUB
£4,552	WILTSHIRE WOMEN EMPOWERMENT PROGRAM
£4,500	AFC MELKSHAM
£4,499	EBENEZER SALVATION CENTRE
£4,440	MAKE A MOVE
£4,426	ALL YOURS PERIOD BOX CIC
£4,389	CRICKLADE FENCING CLUB
£4,340	RELATE DORSET AND SOUTH WILTSHIRE
£4,308	BRAVO MEDICS
£4,300	BRISTOL AVON RIVERS TRUST
£4,293	CHRONIC PAIN AWARENESS GROUP
£4,275	WILTSHIRE SIGHT
£4,030	CENTRAL SWINDON NORTH PARISH COUNCIL
£4,016	CHIPPENHAM CRICKET CLUB
£4,000	ZERO CHIPPENHAM
£4,000	WESTBURY WELFARE OF THE ELDERLY
£4,000	WESTBURY AREA NETWORK
£4,000	TILL VALLEY DAY CENTRE
£4,000	SWINDON TOWN FC COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
£4,000	SHIELD WILTSHIRE
£4,000	ROOTED CHIPPENHAM
£4,000	LAVERTON INSTITUTE CHARITABLE TRUST
£4,000	BOX PARISH COUNCIL
£3,980	FRIENDS OF RIVERSIDE
£3,947	BTHECHANGE CIC
£3,814	RELATE DORSET AND SOUTH WILTSHIRE
£3,785	CALNE WORDFEST
£3,750	MALMESBURY TOWN COUNCIL
£3,743	ADVOCACY AFTER FATAL DOMESTIC ABUSE
£3,700	EDUCATIONAL AND CULTURAL CENTRE, SWINDON CIO
£3,660	ST MARY'S CHURCH
£3,610	2385 MELKSHAM SQN AIR CADETS
£3,574	SALISBURY CITY COUNCIL
£3,500	LITTLE ANGELS TODDLER GROUP
£3,417	COMMUNITY TRANSPORT SOUTH WILTSHIRE
£3,342	WILTSHIRE HEARING VOICES GROUP (WHVG) Health: Mental Health
£3,276	SALISBURY TRUST FOR THE HOMELESS
£3,250	WILTSHIRE & BATH INDEPENDENT LIVING TRUST LTD
£3,250	FRIENDS OF LUDGERSHALL
£3,250	DEVIZES AND DISTRCT FOOD BANK
£3,200	ST JOHNS STUDLEY PAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNCIL
£3,155	SWINDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£3,150	CAEN HILL COUNTRYSIDE CENTRE
£3,130	THE FILLING STATION
£3,000	WILTSHIRE MIGHTY GIRLS
£3,000	WESTBURY AREA NETWORK
£3,000	TISBURY NEIGHBOURHOOD RESPONSE
£3,000	SWINDON WELCOMES UKRAINE
£3,000	PATTERN CHURCH
£3,000	HOLT PRE-SCHOOL FUNDRAISING COMMITTEE
£3,000	GIRLGUIDING CALNE DISTRICT
£3,000	GATEWAY CHURCH
£3,000	DEVIZES COVID19 SUPPORT (DC19S)
£3,000	COLLINGBOURNE KINGSTON PCC
£3,000	ALL CANNINGS COMMUNITY TRUST CIO (ACCT)
£2,979	FOVANT VILLAGE HALL
£2,925	SWINDON CITIZENS ADVICE
£2,920	CORSHAM CONNECTIONS
£2,880	STROKE ASSOCIATION
£2,750	ST PETERS CHURCH CHIPPENHAM
£2,750	BYBROOK BENEFICE
£2,700	AFGHANISTAN AND CENTRAL ASIAN ASSOCIATION
£2,650	POUND ARTS TRUST LTD
£2,600	WILTON COVID19 COMMUNITY RESPONSE VOLUNTEERS
£2,600	2385 MELKSHAM SQN AIR CADETS
£2,550	OXFORD HUB
£2,550	MY LIFE MY CHOICE (MLMC)
£2,525	PEWSEY COMMUNITY CORONAVIRUS ASSISTANCE
£2,500	WINTERBOURNE BASSETT COMMUNITY PUB LTD
£2,500	WESTBURY TOWN COUNCIL
£2,500	WESTBURY INFANT SCHOOL
£2,500	SWINDON THERAPY CENTRE FOR MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS
£2,500	ST THOMAS' CHURCH
£2,500	RWB COVID-19 MUTUAL AID GROUP
£2,500	OGBOURNE COMMUNITY PUB SOCIETY (OCTYPUS)
£2,500	HUB@BA15
£2,500	HAYDON WICK PARISH COUNCIL
£2,500	BOUVERIE HALL
£2,480	PEWSEY COMMUNITY AREA PARTNERSHIP
£2,454	HJäLPANDE HäNDER CATERING
£2,400	VOLUNTEER CENTRE SWINDON
£2,310	WANDS WILTSHIRE ADOPTERS - NETWORKING, DEVELOPMENT AND SUPPORT
£2,210	SWINDON SHOCK BASKETBALL
£2,203	FRIENDS OF BISS MEADOWS COUNTRY PARK
£2,150	IVY WILDLIFE GARDEN
£2,102	PEWSEY PARISH COUNCIL
£2,021	TROWBRIDGE TOWN FOOTBALL CLUB
£2,021	TRAVELLING SWORDS
£2,021	SWINDON ST GEORGE WHEELCHAIR RL
£2,021	SWINDON SHOCK LADIES BASKETBALL CLUB
£2,021	SALISBURY FENCING CLUB
£2,021	PINEHURST NETBALL CLUB
£2,021	NORTH WILTSHIRE BADMINTON PROJECT
£2,021	CORSHAM RFC (JUNIOR SECTION)
£2,021	CLARENDON JUNIORS FOOTBALL CLUB
£2,021	CHALKE VALLEY SPORTS CENTRE
£2,000	WROUGHTON BOWLS CLUB
£2,000	WILTSHIRE WILDLIFE TRUST
£2,000	READ EASY SOUTH AND EAST WILTSHIRE
£2,000	MALMESBURY & DISTRICT FOOD BANK
£2,000	GRANT TO INDIVIDUAL
£2,000	GRANT TO INDIVIDUAL
£2,000	GRANT TO INDIVIDUAL
£2,000	GRANT TO INDIVIDUAL
£2,000	GRANT TO INDIVIDUAL
£2,000	FRIENDSHIP DAY CENTRE WINTERSLOW
£2,000	BOURNE VALLEY DAY CENTRE FOR THE ELDERLY
£1,992	WILTSHIRE GUILD FOR SPINNERS WEAVERS AND DYERS
£1,989	GRANT TO INDIVIDUAL
£1,960	BRATTON JUBILEE HALL MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE
£1,948	PEOPLE AGAINST POVERTY
£1,938	GRANT TO INDIVIDUAL
£1,880	GRANT TO INDIVIDUAL
£1,840	1ST DEVIZES SCOUT GROUP
£1,800	VISION FOR WROUGHTON (V4W)
£1,800	HAYDON WICK OVER 60S CLUB
£1,750	WILTSHIRE MUSEUM
£1,750	SPRINGBOARD NORTH WILTS OPPORTUNITY GROUP
£1,750	HOME-START NORTH WILTSHIRE
£1,700	WILTSHIRE MUSEUM
£1,665	RIPPLES OF COMPASSION
£1,625	GRANT TO INDIVIDUAL
£1,567	WESSEX CANCER TRUST
£1,540	1ST BEMERTON BROWNIES
£1,505	THE OPEN BLUE TRUST
£1,500	THE FRIENDS OF THE MARDEN VALLEY
£1,500	SWINDON DIAL A RIDE
£1,500	STEEPLE LANGFORD ALLOTMENTS TRUST
£1,500	SALISBURY METHODIST CHURCH
£1,500	POULSHOT VILLAGE TRUST
£1,500	MERE TOWN COUNCIL
£1,500	MARKET LAVINGTON PARISH COUNCIL
£1,500	HELP COUNSELLING SERVICES
£1,500	HARNHAM COMMUNITY NETWORK
£1,500	GRANT TO INDIVIDUAL
£1,500	FRIENDS OF BROADMEAD POND
£1,500	CIANNA'S SMILE
£1,500	BRATTON PRIMARY SCHOOL
£1,483	WILTSHIRE BAT GROUP
£1,360	BREMHILL PARISH COUNCIL
£1,322	FRIENDS OF ERLESTOKE PRISON
£1,300	WESSEX MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS THERAPY CENTRE
£1,250	WILLOWS COUNSELLING SERVICE
£1,200	WARMINSTER STREET PASTORS
£1,200	GRANT TO INDIVIDUAL
£1,171	GRANT TO INDIVIDUAL
£1,065	TROWBRIDGE ENVIRONMENTAL COMMUNITY
£1,000	BTHECHANGE CIC
£1,000	YELLOW BRICK ROAD PROJECTS
£1,000	WILTSHIRE SCRAPSTORE AND RESOURCE CENTRE
£1,000	WILTSHIRE LAW CENTRE
£1,000	WEST WILTS CHILD CONTACT CENTRE
£1,000	WASTE NOT WANT NOT
£1,000	THE WILTSHIRE OUTDOOR LEARNING TEAM
£1,000	THE BRIDGE YOUTH PROJECT TRUST
£1,000	SUSTAINABLE SHERSTON
£1,000	PEWSEY COMMUNITY AREA PARTNERSHIP
£1,000	HOME START SOUTH WILTSHIRE
£1,000	HAMPTWORTH CROQUET CLUB
£1,000	BOWERHILL RESIDENTS ACTION GROUP
£955	GRANT TO INDIVIDUAL
£951	SHREWTON RECREATIONAL CHARITY
£900	WALTER POWELL C OF E PRIMARY SCHOOL
£900	SALISBURY GARDEN VOLUNTEERS
£900	CALNE JUNIOR PARK RUN
£839	ENVIRONMENT AND CLIMATE WORKING GROUP - MELKSHAM TOWN COUNCIL
£750	THE PANTRY PARTNERSHIP
£750	DURRINGTON FOOTBALL CLUB
£750	CHIPPENHAM CAP CENTRE
£700	SALISBURY WOMEN'S REFUGE (SWR)
£700	GRANT TO INDIVIDUAL
£680	GRANT TO INDIVIDUAL
£652	HILPERTON ALLOTMENT ASSOCIATION
£600	HEART OF THE COMMUNITY
£500	WILTSHIRE MIGHTY GIRLS
£500	TROWBRIDGE DEBT ADVICE SERVICE
£500	TIDWORTH AND LUDGERSHALL MENS SHED
£500	TADPOLE GARDEN VILLAGE (TGV) IN BLOOM
£500	SAFER AND SUPPORTIVE SALISBURY CIO
£500	OPEN DOOR WARMINSTER
£500	MALMESBURY AMATEUR BOXING CLUB
£500	GRANT TO INDIVIDUAL
£500	FRIENDS OF BISS MEADOWS COUNTRY PARK
£500	FOODAGE4THOUGHT
£500	FAMILY COUNSELLING TRUST WILTSHIRE
£500	COMMUNITY MONEY ADVICE SOUTH WILTSHIRE CIC
£500	CALNE WORDFEST
£500	AFC MELKSHAM
£500	1ST BEMERTON BROWNIES