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Grants Awarded in Financial Year 2017/2018 Grants Awarded in the financial year of 2017/2018 Period 01.04.2017 to 31.03.2018 Number Amount Groups 662 £1,161,269 Individuals 801 £3,862,082 Total 1,463 £5,023,351 Details of Group grants awarded: Grant Application Grant Application Name Project Description - Summary Amount Awarded Ward No A407541 Culture for Hetton Towards a mining heritage statue in the village. £5,000 Hetton A424518 Investing in People and Culture To run a series of community meetings, and drop in sessions. £14,880 Middlehaven A428052 Thurcroft Welfare Bowling Club Towards a new covered seating area for members for bowls. £3,000 Rother Vale A428252 Seaham Unit 299 of the Sea Cadet Corps Towards a new boat and three year mooring fees. £3,700 Dawdon To increase access to fencing activities for those with disabilities in County A432068 North East Region England Fencing Durham. £2,000 Neville's Cross A432402 Aberford Bowling Club To purchase new polo shirts and sweat shirts for the club members. £895 Harewood A432408 Great Stainton Parish Meeting Towards traffic/speed monitoring equipment. £1,000 Sadberge and Whessoe A433970 South Cumbria Rivers Trust Towards invasive species removal from the river Bela catchment. £2,875 Whinfell A434714 Longfield Trading Ltd To purchase goals and nets. £4,984 Harrowgate Hill A435430 Roseberry Primary & Nursery School Towards a dipping pond. £5,000 Pelton The Link Tees Valley Ltd (aka The Link A435518 Charitable Trust) Towards the youth volunteering award. £4,879 Coatham Fishburn Community Football Club (aka A435571 Fishburn Boys FC) To erect permanent goal posts on the smaller football pitch. £2,773 Trimdon and Thornley A435986 Northern Friends Circle Towards a combined musical function. £1,500 Peterlee West COAST (Community Organisation Across A436004 South Tyneside) / FOCAST To increase community cohesion and civic participation among young people. £39,535 Biddick and All Saints A436006 Tees Valley Inclusion Project (TVIP) To deliver community training to socially isolated BME women. £25,110 Middlehaven Tyne & Wear Anti Fascist Association A436018 (TWAFA) To deliver an education awareness project in the North East. £5,858 Benton A436197 Crest To deliver a Mentor a Mum project. £15,000 Beacon and Bents To deliver group work sessions to improve employability, volunteering and A436215 Patchwork Project training. £24,840 Benwell and Scotswood Parochial Church Council of St John's Towards the Shildon Alive Shining your Light’ event where children will write a A436300 Shildon paragraph about a valued adult. £4,981 Shildon and Dene Valley A436585 Church of Christ the King, Bowburn Towards screening off the Church hall. £5,000 Durham South A436648 Carmel College Towards hockey development equipment for the college. £5,000 Hummersknott A436787 Darlington Borough Council Towards the Foundation for Jobs programme. £5,000 Central A436819 1st Consett Scout Group Towards training and activity instructor costs. £4,000 Consett North A436913 St Oswald's Hospice Towards St Oswald's Community Garden project. £25,000 West Gosforth A437208 Teesdale YMCA Ltd To support a youth council for young people in Barnard Castle. £4,500 Evenwood A437238 Just For Women CIC Towards the Sew Fantastic project. £1,500 Tanfield A437501 Deerness Valley Football Club Towards volunteer coaching. £2,250 Deerness Randolph Community Centre Foundation A437547 Trust Towards Little Learner sessions once a week for families of 0-5 year olds. £1,000 Evenwood A437553 Artichoke Trust Towards the Heron Light Sculpture - Jon Voss for Lumiere Festival. £22,000 Elvet and Gilesgate A437648 South East Durham Federation Towards new equipment. £1,000 Peterlee West A437659 Health Express Towards the work of Health Express Shildon at the request of the donor. £11,758 Shildon and Dene Valley A437787 Old Hutton Public Hall To replace an old heating boiler. £3,000 Whinfell A438123 Chester-le-Street Sea Cadets Towards a volunteer enrichment and recruitment & retention programme. £1,400 Chester-le-Street North To support a 6-month pre-tenancy training project to homeless people in Tyne A438256 Crisis UK and Wear. £4,063 Ouseburn A438506 Your Voice Counts To support the development of a community outreach service called 'Help First' . £4,553 Bridges A438507 Fishburn Youth & Community Centre To support a Ladies Club at the Community Centre. £4,643 Trimdon and Thornley Towards a Street Gym on a disused car park at the rear of its new Community A438513 Cedarwood Trust Centre. £5,500 Chirton West Rainton & Leamside Community A438675 Association To support the core costs. £1,158 Sherburn A438923 Bearpark & Esh Colliery Band Towards installing a suspended ceiling. £5,000 Esh and Witton Gilbert A438929 Belmont Community Association Towards refurbishing the hall. £1,000 Elvet and Gilesgate A439020 EPIC Teesside CIC Towards the Charltons Pond Environmental Project. £5,000 Stockton Town Centre A439144 Let's Get Growing Towards the Lets Get Growing - Therapeutic Garden project. £4,000 South Tynedale A439174 Wheatley Hill Community Association Towards school holiday activities. £5,000 Trimdon and Thornley A439345 Barnard Castle Amateur Boxing Club Towards helping to sustain the club and expand our current club activities. £1,479 Barnard Castle East A439346 Changing Relations Ltd Towards to create a domestic abuse film. £2,350 Weardale A439524 Lanchester Partnership Towards to continue to run our Village link bus. £5,000 Lanchester A439716 Evenwood Cricket Club Towards equipment for the juniors. £1,188 Evenwood Heysham Mossgate Community & Sports A439760 Facility (HMC&SF) Towards the sustainability and development plan for HMC&SF. £5,000 Heysham South A439770 Evenwood Road Runners Towards supporting a junior park run. £2,000 Evenwood A439782 Crook Town AFC Youth Towards a home for Crook Town AFC Youth. £2,000 Crook Billingham International Folklore Festival A440222 of World Dance Towards the Billingham Festival Young Volunteers project. £5,000 Stockton Town Centre A440226 East Cleveland Baptist Church Towards the Impact project to support volunteers. £4,952 Zetland A440355 Blaze Towards the Youth 4 Grangetown project. £5,000 Grangetown A440359 Cornforth Partnership Towards the Cornforth Youth Aloud project. £4,803 Chilton A440426 Daisy Chain Project Towards youth volunteering at Daisy Chain. £4,901 Norton West A440443 Easington Lane Community Access Point Towards the Hall Refurbishment. £4,180 Hetton A440549 Cheesy Waffles Youth Project Towards the Cheesy Waffles Project. £500 Elvet and Gilesgate A440556 Wear Valley Women's Aid Towards the domestic abuse volunteer support worker programme. £2,500 Bishop Auckland Town A440566 Philadelphia Cricket Club To purchase an electronic scoreboard. £6,000 Copt Hill A440755 Friends Of South Park Towards the South Park Toddler Play Area Reinstatement project. £5,000 Central A440766 Billy Row Community Association Towards body cameras to Speed Watch individuals. £314 Consett North A440922 Horden Youth & Community Centre Towards the Horden Young Citizens Project. £7,380 Horden A440927 Treeton Community Centre Towards a digital inclusion and IT training course. £1,000 Rother Vale A440932 The Dynamic Gymnastics Foundation Towards new gymnastics equipment. £5,000 Cramlington West A440955 Jack Drum Arts Towards the Youth Voices project. £500 Consett South Towards running Mamzone which is a project offering activities for single/lone A441041 Dawdon Youth & Community Centre parents suffering isolation and various mental health issues. £3,500 Dawdon A441047 Pelton Community Association Towards youth worker sessions. £7,500 Pelton A441048 700 Club Towards a Begging Outreach Support Project. £7,500 Central A441049 Spectrum (North East) Roller Skating Club To support promoting anti bullying. £500 Shildon and Dene Valley A441130 Laurel Avenue Community Association Towards the Laurel United project. £500 Belmont A441732 Binchester Community Association Towards a much greater range of sporting activities that will benefit all ages. £2,900 Coundon A441780 Pimlico Opera Towards the Primary Robins project. £3,061 Lanchester Easington Village Millenium Luncheon A441879 Club Towards hire costs for 17 seater bus. £5,000 Easington Towards a bespoke skills training and volunteer programme for local people in A441883 ISIS ARTS East Durham. £4,932 Horden A441886 Pelton Community Association Toward refurbish a well used room 2. £2,500 Pelton A441889 Foundation of Light Towards 8 new desktop computers. £2,500 Southwick A441891 Roseberry Community Consortium Towards a develop and run a Dyspraxia Support Group. £3,320 Parkfield and Oxbridge A442115 Durham Area Disability Leisure Group To to part fund the salary of the Project Manager for One year. £3,000 Elvet and Gilesgate A442145 Hunwick Cricket Club To purchase a Flicx cricket practice pitch. £1,500 Willington and Hunwick A442153 Durham City Centre Youth Project Towards the street safe project. £7,452 Framwellgate and Newton Hall A442172 Cockerton Allotment Association To create a recycling centre / allotment hub. £3,478 Cockerton East A442194 Durham Area Disability Leisure Group To support the VSS award. £250 Elvet and Gilesgate A442333 Oakenshaw Wildlife Reserve Towards the upkeep of the nature reserve. £180 Brandon A442409 Craft and Chat Towards room hire. £1,500 Stanley Seaham Harbour Community Interest A442422 Company Towards the Seaham Adventure Sports project. £2,823 Dawdon A442439 Witton le Wear Parish Church Towards a pathway through church yard. £5,300 Weardale A442500 Ebchester Community Association Towards a porch refurbishment.
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