| Co-Op Foundation - Wolverhampton Voluntary Sector Council STC Expand application |
| £9,990 |
18/12/2020
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To help you build on the work and impact from Space to Connect Explore funding, aimed at providing communities with a space to connect
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| Department of Health - Wolverhampton Voluntary Sector Council |
| £41,186 |
28/04/2020
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Competitive Grants Scheme on Social PrescribingNeed review after Q2 for COVID19 impactBAU Yr 3 of 3 - £ 925,000Chnaged to Section 70 for 20/21 was previously Section 64
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| Co-Op Foundation - STC Explore |
| £6,305 |
03/10/2019
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Hold consultation meetings with community groups and voluntary organisations to identify specific needs they have around community venues, and learn how to remove barriers to engagement.
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| Department of Health - Health and Wellbeing - Social Prescribing Fund -Wolverhampton Voluntary Sector Council |
| £84,884 |
01/04/2019
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An intervention through which people are supported to access non-medical services in the community.
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| DCMS - Building Connections Fund |
| £17,362 |
01/04/2019
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Expansion of an existing service in Wolverhampton that will close the gap between the range of social prescriptions currently available for people identified as lonely or socially isolated and their
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Expansion of an existing service in Wolverhampton that will close the gap between the range of social prescriptions currently available for people identified as lonely or socially isolated and their needs, including older men, LGBT+ communities, homeless people, people who are recently bereaved, those living with sight loss who are financially excluded, people aged 30-50 and carers. It aims to reach a further 400 people per year via a range of workshops, social events, programmes, a DIY cafe and a repair cafe. It will work with Ring and Ride to design an approach that better responds to the needs of social prescribing customers, enabling them to take up the social prescription of their choice. The project is already a successful social prescribing project and this project will addressed identified gaps in services and will help to build better social connections.
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| DCMS - Building Connections Fund |
| £17,362 |
02/01/2019
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Expansion of an existing service in Wolverhampton that will close the gap between the range of social prescriptions currently available for people identified as lonely or socially isolated and their
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Expansion of an existing service in Wolverhampton that will close the gap between the range of social prescriptions currently available for people identified as lonely or socially isolated and their needs, including older men, LGBT+ communities, homeless people, people who are recently bereaved, those living with sight loss who are financially excluded, people aged 30-50 and carers. It aims to reach a further 400 people per year via a range of workshops, social events, programmes, a DIY cafe and a repair cafe. It will work with Ring and Ride to design an approach that better responds to the needs of social prescribing customers, enabling them to take up the social prescription of their choice. The project is already a successful social prescribing project and this project will addressed identified gaps in services and will help to build better social connections.
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| National Lottery Community Fund - The Wellbeing Partnership |
| £44,193 |
26/11/2018
36 |
The Wellbeing Partnership
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| National Lottery Community Fund - Talent Match Black Country |
| £2,186,274 |
07/11/2018
36 |
Talent Match Black Country
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| Barrow Cadbury Trust - Investing in Social Enterprise |
| £43,200 |
24/05/2018
13 |
Capacity building to provide technical skills and support to VCSE organisations in Wolverhampton to be investment ready to deliver public sector and other contracts.
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| Department of Health - Health and Wellbeing - Social Prescribing Fund -Wolverhampton Voluntary Sector Council |
| £147,100 |
01/04/2018
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An intervention through which people are supported to access non-medical services in the community.
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| DCMS - LCF Development Grants |
| £30,000 |
22/01/2018
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To complete feasability and development work on devising a social impact bond financed project
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| Comic Relief - GIRLS ALLOWED |
| £460,507 |
30/11/2016
18 |
This proposal is to support a city wide partnership in Wolverhampton comprising of community groups, youth charities, the police and the Council, (through the Safer Wolverhampton Partnership). The
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This proposal is to support a city wide partnership in Wolverhampton comprising of community groups, youth charities, the police and the Council, (through the Safer Wolverhampton Partnership). The grant will enable all partners to build on existing work to support girls and young women aged between 9 and 19 to build healthy relationships, and enable them to make positive choices meaning they can be safe from gangs and distance themselves from gang activity. The project will offer a combination of group work, one to one support, focused theatre, film and sports activities, and family support based in the community.
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| DCMS - GIRLS ALLOWED |
| £75,517 |
30/11/2016
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This proposal is to support a city wide partnership in Wolverhampton comprising of community groups, youth charities, the police and the Council, (through the Safer Wolverhampton Partnership). The
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This proposal is to support a city wide partnership in Wolverhampton comprising of community groups, youth charities, the police and the Council, (through the Safer Wolverhampton Partnership). The grant will enable all partners to build on existing work to support girls and young women aged between 9 and 19 to build healthy relationships, and enable them to make positive choices meaning they can be safe from gangs and distance themselves from gang activity. The project will offer a combination of group work, one to one support, focused theatre, film and sports activities, and family support based in the community.
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| DCMS - GIRLS ALLOWED |
| £75,517 |
30/11/2016
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This proposal is to support a city wide partnership in Wolverhampton comprising of community groups, youth charities, the police and the Council, (through the Safer Wolverhampton Partnership). The
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This proposal is to support a city wide partnership in Wolverhampton comprising of community groups, youth charities, the police and the Council, (through the Safer Wolverhampton Partnership). The grant will enable all partners to build on existing work to support girls and young women aged between 9 and 19 to build healthy relationships, and enable them to make positive choices meaning they can be safe from gangs and distance themselves from gang activity. The project will offer a combination of group work, one to one support, focused theatre, film and sports activities, and family support based in the community.
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| National Lottery Community Fund - Talent Match Vision & Prospectus |
| £10,318,438 |
11/03/2013
72 |
This project will preparing young people for employment through seven information hubs and a mobile bus will provide referrals to specialist advisers in addition to advertising job opportunities in
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This project will preparing young people for employment through seven information hubs and a mobile bus will provide referrals to specialist advisers in addition to advertising job opportunities in the local area.
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| National Lottery Community Fund - Wolverhampton Improving Futures |
| £1,067,857 |
13/12/2011
60 |
This project will support around 200 families living in the most deprived areas, helping parents to become more effective in their roles. The project will particularly focus on two priority groups -
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This project will support around 200 families living in the most deprived areas, helping parents to become more effective in their roles. The project will particularly focus on two priority groups - children growing up in families where adults have learning disabilities and families affected by domestic violence. Support will be given to hard to reach families in their homes and community settings and the kind of support needed will be decided upon and led by those families.
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| National Lottery Community Fund - Wolverhampton Improving Futures |
| £10,000 |
22/06/2011
12 |
This is a development grant which has been awarded so that the applicant can work up a more detailed application.
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