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Safer Communities Fund Grants Awarded 2015/16 Safer Communities Fund Grants Awarded 2015/16 Organisation Name Project Title Area Covered Funding Agreed Basingstoke Street Pastors Basingstoke Street Pastors and Basingstoke and Deane £10,300 Safe Hub Southern Domestic Abuse Service Tackling FGM Portsmouth £14,490 Andover Town Centre Partnership Andover Business Against Crime Test Valley £1,000 Portsmouth Abuse and Rape Beyond Trauma - A group Fareham, Gosport, Havant, £2,850 Counselling Service (PARCS) programme for survivors of sexual Portsmouth abuse Hampshire Constabulary Eastleigh Cop Car project Eastleigh £5,000 Gosport SCHOOL PASTORS Gosport School Pastors Gosport £3,500 Youth Options Southampton Roving Youth Southampton £20,000 Provision Chrysalis Chrysalis Countywide (Hampshire & the Isle £7,500 of Wight) Gosport Community Safety Gosport Taxi Marshals Gosport £7,000 Partnership HMP Winchester Inside or Out? Countywide (Hampshire & the Isle £65,000 of Wight) Gosport Community Safety Gosport Cycle Safe Gosport £1,826 Partnership Y Services for Young People Youth Directions Project Fareham £14,000 Aurora New Dawn New Dawn Helpline Portsmouth £16,000 Aurora New Dawn Specialist Domestic Abuse Court Portsmouth £40,000 IDVA - Portsmouth Safer Havant Partnership Junior Citizen / Child Safe Havant £2,765 Portsmouth City Council, Recovery Recovery Hub Arrest Referral Portsmouth £69,000 Hub Arrest Referral (formerly DIP) (formerly DIP) Age UK Isle of Wight Safer Together (LGBT) Isle of Wight £21,000 Gosport Community Safety Operation Tapestry - Targeted Gosport £4,160 Partnership Youth Work Safer Portsmouth Partnership Partnership Support Team Portsmouth £12,500 Early Intervention Project EIP IDVA provision Portsmouth £40,852 Pompey in the Community Your Street Portsmouth £40,000 Test Valley Community Safety ICE - Information, Communication, Test Valley £1,500 Management Group Education Street Reach Turnaround Workshops Winchester £3,419 Lordshill Youth Project Lordshill Youth Project Southampton £25,000 Basingstoke & Deane Hampshire Alert Implementation Countywide (Hampshire & the Isle £2,005 Neighbourhood Watch Assoc. of Wight) Gosport Community Safety Gosport Summer Passport Gosport £6,337 Partnership Solent Youth Action Re-think Southampton £12,988 Isle of Wight Street Pastors Isle of Wight Street Pastors/Isle of Isle of Wight £8,000 Wight School Pastors Southampton City Council Taxi Marshals (TM) provision for Southampton £20,000 the Night Time Economy (NTE) Southampton City Council Integrated Child Sexual Southampton £55,000 Exploitation Hub Eastleigh Community Safety SportWorks - Night Hoops, Friday Eastleigh £4,500 Partnership Night Football and Skate Jams Hampshire Fire and Rescue Adult Firesetter Intervention Countywide (Hampshire & the Isle £25,000 Service Programme (AFIP) of Wight) Eastleigh Community Safety Eastleigh Elder abuse project Eastleigh £3,009 Partnership phase 2 Fareham Community Safety Access All Areas 2015 Fareham £21,000 Partnership Test Valley Community Safety Test Valley Young Peoples Peer Test Valley £1,700 Management Group Mentors. Winchester Area Community Hampshire ISVA, Independent Basingstoke and Deane, East £46,879 Action, WACA Sexual Violence Advocacy Service Hampshire, Eastleigh, Fareham, expansion Gosport, Havant, Hart, Rushmoor, Test Valley, Winchester West Wight Sports Centre Trust West Wight Sports and Youth Isle of Wight £15,000 Project - outreach and development of services Safer North Hampshire Estate Community Development Hart £20,000 Safer North Hampshire Victim Needs Basingstoke and Deane, Hart, £12,500 Rushmoor The Hampton Trust Independent Sexual Violence Isle of Wight £10,700 Advisor Hampshire Constabulary - LGBT Engagement Car Countywide (Hampshire & the Isle £8,000 Hampshire Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual of Wight) and Transgender Resource Group (HLGBTRG) Churches Together in Fleet & Fleet Angels Hart £3,000 Crookham Motiv8 south Ltd (known as Motiv8) Motiv8 Havant Youth Inclusion Havant £15,000 - Havant Programme (YIP)/DIVERT Southampton City Council - Drug and Alcohol Support and Southampton £20,000 Integrated Commissioning Unit Health project (DASH) Southampton City Council Southampton IDVA Southampton £38,000 Motiv8 south Ltd (known as Motiv8) Motiv8 Gosport Youth Inclusion Gosport £15,000 - Gosport and Fareham Programme (YIP)/DIVERT Age UKIW Safer Together - Olders Persons Isle of Wight £21,000 Domestic Violence Support Changing Tunes Ex-prisoners changing their tune Countywide (Hampshire & the Isle £5,000 of Wight) The Footprints Project Reducing Offending: In Custody, Hampshire £42,000 Through the Gate, In the Community The Prince's Trust Positive Progression Hampshire £15,000 SCA Group Southampton MAGI (Mentoring, Southampton £30,000 Advice, Guidance and Information) The 4U Project OutSpoken East Hampshire, Havant, £6,000 Portsmouth The Participation Team New Belongings Legacy Portsmouth £17,948 Motiv8 South Ltd (known as Motiv8) Motiv8 Portsmouth - Intensive Portsmouth £29,000 -Portsmouth Support Programme SOS Polonia Trust It’s Your Turn Now Southampton £4,000 Spurgeons Invisible Walls Family Support Countywide (Hampshire & the Isle £20,000 of Wight) KeepOut – The Crime Diversion KeepOut – The Crime Diversion Countywide (Hampshire & the Isle £5,000 Scheme Scheme of Wight) Big World Impact Leigh Park Project, project will be Havant £23,000 named in consultation with young people. Hampshire Police MET group - Missing Exploited Isle of Wight £3,000 Trafficked Group - Isle of Wight Southampton Rape Crisis SRC Counselling Service Eastleigh, New Forest, £49,000 (Southampton, Eastleigh, New Southampton, Test Valley Forets, Test Valley) Hampshire County Council Hampshire Integrated Offender Hampshire £277,440 Management Service - HIOMS Southampton City Council - Drug Intervention Programme Southampton £75,793 Integrated Commissioning Unit (DIP) Hampshire and IOW Community The About Turn Project Countywide (Hampshire & the Isle £15,000 Rehabilitation Company of Wight) Southampton Street Pastors (SSP) Street Pastor Patrols - city to Southampton £10,000 suburbs, morning, afternoon, Southampton Rape Crisis Youngid Person'si hISVAttil Eastleigh, New Forest, £40,000 Southampton, Test Valley Taking Steps Project Ongoing Support to Young Victims Hampshire £56,000 Rushmoor Citizens Advice Bureau Nepali Community Specialist Rushmoor £60,000 Adviser £1,596,461.
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