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Nottinghamshire COVID-19 Community Fund – Approved Projects (Updated on 15 December 2020) Nottinghamshire COVID-19 Community Fund – Approved Projects (updated on 15 December 2020) Division and Amount District Organisation Project Service Provided Councillor Awarded Ashfield All Divisions Zimbabwe Voluntary Delivering food hampers to people in need and Access to food £600 Association UK keeping the local community up to date with Access to medicine COVID-19 news and guidance. Social wellbeing Emotional / mental health wellbeing Transport Ashfield Hucknall South OT Fundraisers Delivering food, medicine, books and toys etc. to Access to food £1,000 those who are in self isolation or who are vulnerable Phil Rostance Access to medicine during the current pandemic. Dog walking Social wellbeing Physical wellbeing Transport Ashfield Hucknall South OT Fundraisers Supporting shopping & pharmacy collections, dog Access to food £1,150 walking and deliveries of medical equipment to Phil Rostance Access to medicine those in self isolating and vulnerable. In addition Dog walking providing transport for local deliveries from food Social wellbeing banks within the area. Emotional / mental health wellbeing Physical wellbeing Transport Ashfield Hucknall South Hucknall Hope Lea Project Provision of day services and residential services Access to food £1,195 Ltd for adults with learning disabilities. Phil Rostance Social wellbeing Emotional / mental health wellbeing Physical wellbeing Transport Ashfield Hucknall West Hucknall Engage Provides a food bank with volunteers delivering Access to food £5,000 food to support over 100 families. Kevin Rostance COVID-19 Community Fund – Approved Projects (updated on 15 December 2020) 1 of 49 Division and Amount District Organisation Project Service Provided Councillor Awarded Ashfield Kirkby North Military Community Network Supports local veterans and their families with Access to food £600 Group mental health, food supplies and medical aid, John Knight Access to medicine transport to doctors or counselling appointments Social wellbeing and help with utilities bills. They also offer support Emotional / mental health wellbeing via telephone and social media. Transport Ashfield Kirkby North Ashfield Voluntary Action Receives referrals from other agencies (including Digital support for older people £3,000 Nottinghamshire County Council), and coordinates John Knight Access to food volunteers to help vulnerable people with shopping Access to medicine and collecting prescriptions. The project also Social wellbeing provides a telephone befriending service and Emotional / mental health wellbeing assistance to those in financial hardship. Physical wellbeing Transport Ashfield Kirkby North Military Community Network Providing shopping runs and pharmacy runs for Access to food £2,000 Group vulnerable people (veterans) who are self-isolating, John Knight Access to medicine also providing telephone support and a Friday night Social wellbeing quiz. Emotional / mental health wellbeing Physical wellbeing Transport Ashfield Kirkby North Ashfield Voluntary Action Providing training and support for volunteers, Physical wellbeing £6,000 enabling continued assistance for vulnerable John Knight Emotional / mental health wellbeing people who are still self-isolating, including Social wellbeing shopping and pharmacy collections, social Access to medicine engagement, befriending and mental health Access to food services. Ashfield Kirkby North Ashfield Citizens Advice Funding to help adapt office space for safe working Advice and signposting £3,510 so that vulnerable people can receive essential face John Knight Social wellbeing to face support that deals with accumulated debt, Emotional / mental health wellbeing housing issues, fuel and food poverty during the pandemic. COVID-19 Community Fund – Approved Projects (updated on 15 December 2020) 2 of 49 Division and Amount District Organisation Project Service Provided Councillor Awarded Ashfield Kirkby North Ashwood Church Telephone befriending service being set up for Social wellbeing £220 volunteers to make contact with lonely and isolated John Knight Emotional / mental health wellbeing vulnerable residents. Ashfield Kirkby North Ashfield Voluntary Action The charity provides training and support for Social wellbeing £3,000 volunteers, enabling continued assistance for John Knight Emotional / mental health wellbeing vulnerable people who are self-isolating. The ‘One Physical wellbeing Step at a Time’ project aims to build up confidence of vulnerable residents so they can become more independent. Ashfield Kirkby North Storehouse, Kirkby Delivers food and medication to people who are Access to food £5,000 Foodbank unable to leave the house and have no other John Knight Access to medicine means of accessing help. Ashfield Kirkby North Our Centre Organisation provides support and help to Help people to understand the £6,000 vulnerable/isolated/lonely people/families by government guidelines John Knight providing lots of different services like shopping/dog Access to food walking/welfare checks/online exercise classes and Access to medicine befriending service as well as daily telephone calls Dog walking to make sure people are safe and well Social wellbeing Emotional / mental health wellbeing Physical wellbeing Transport Ashfield Kirkby North Our Centre Provides shopping and prescription collection Access to food £3,500 service, support and befriending via telephone and John Knight Access to medicine online, delivering food parcels, taking pets to the Social wellbeing veterinarian and socially distancing face to face Emotional / mental health wellbeing contact as the centre re-opens. Physical wellbeing Transport COVID-19 Community Fund – Approved Projects (updated on 15 December 2020) 3 of 49 Division and Amount District Organisation Project Service Provided Councillor Awarded Ashfield Kirkby North Our Centre Provides shopping and prescription collection Access to food £5,000 service, support and befriending via telephone and John Knight Access to medicine online, delivering food parcels and taking pets to Social wellbeing the veterinarian. Emotional / mental health wellbeing Transport Ashfield Kirkby North Ashfield Citizens Advice Provides online and telephone support and advice. Essential advice £1,400 John Knight Social wellbeing Emotional / mental health wellbeing Ashfield Kirkby South The Acacia Centre Offers telephone support and collection and Access to food £500 delivery of medication and food when urgently Rachel Madden Social wellbeing required. Emotional / mental health wellbeing Physical wellbeing Ashfield Kirkby South Community Food Bank Helps vulnerable people in Ashfield to access Access to food £1,000 emergency food parcels. Rachel Madden Ashfield Newstead The Rotary Club of Hucknall Providing educational resource packs across 10 Emotional / mental health wellbeing £3,500 nursery and primary schools for Christmas as part Chris Barnfather Social wellbeing Santa's Sleigh across the Hucknall area to boost health and wellbeing of children. Alongside supporting food banks and churches with additional resources from the educational packs. Ashfield Selston Selston Parish Council To coordinate a local food and essential household Access to toiletries and cleaning £10,000 item delivery response to Covid 19 for residents products David Martin who are vulnerable or self isolating. Also supporting Access to food homeless or those who have lost their jobs to access food and essential household items. Ashfield Selston Tin Hat Centre Provides a freshly cooked meal delivery service to Access to food £300 people affected by COVID-19. David Martin COVID-19 Community Fund – Approved Projects (updated on 15 December 2020) 4 of 49 Division and Amount District Organisation Project Service Provided Councillor Awarded Ashfield Selston The Riley Foundation Collection and delivery service provided for those Access to food £3,500 shielding or self-isolating in the local community. David Martin Access to medicine Dog walking Social wellbeing Emotional / mental health wellbeing Physical wellbeing Transport Ashfield Selston The Riley Foundation Delivers food parcels, shopping and prescriptions to Access to medicine £5,000 older people and vulnerable people in the local David Martin Social wellbeing community who are isolating during COVID-19 and Emotional / mental health wellbeing have no other relatives or carers to help them. Access to food Physical wellbeing Transport Ashfield Selston St. Helen's Church, Selston Provision of a foodbank service for the Parish of Access to food £1,500 with St. Mary's Church, Selston. David Martin Westwood Ashfield Sutton Central Sutton Community Help The centre provides local residents with Access to food £2,000 and East Centre information, support and advice. They offer a Covid- Access to medicine 19 helpline for families experiencing a variety of Samantha Dog walking issues, including domestic violence. Their role has Deakin Social wellbeing greatly increased due to the variety of needs of Emotional / mental health wellbeing local residents. Physical wellbeing Transport Ashfield Sutton Central Marys Foodbank Sutton in Emergency food parcels to anyone referred by Access to food £5,000 and East Ashfield agencies that can check household income, any time during the week. Samantha Deakin COVID-19 Community Fund – Approved Projects (updated on 15 December 2020) 5 of 49 Division and Amount District Organisation Project Service Provided Councillor Awarded Ashfield Sutton Central Marys Foodbank @ Sutton A well established foodbank that is extending Access
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