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Project Partners Community Project Partners Community Advice & Guidance Work with Livin Futures to offer a Ferryhill and LADDER Centre Service localised employability support service surrounding areas Support to new families including Lifeline Community Client Aid 2021 managing money courses, equipment, All Communities action food and household goods Equip the community kitchen ready Solan Connor Community to support various support groups Fawcett Cancer Spennymoor Kitchen and activities Trust Coronavirus Purchase food and goods to develop Beyond Limits All communities Emergency Fund family packs Offer short term interest free loans Covid Loan & and regular savings opportunities to NE First All communities Save Account tenants Provide victims of crimes with Crime Prevention equipment which will help secure Durham 2020, Durham Ferryhill homes after recent spate of house Constabulary Constabulary burglaries Deafened support Personal financial inclusion support for Deafened Support All communities drop-in tenants with hearing impairment After school healthy eating classes Family healthy Timothy Hackworth with families including cooking on Shildon eating School a budget Supporting the purchase of food Foodbank Shildon Alive Shildon supplies for vulnerable residents Shildon Football Football coaching School holiday activities Shildon Club Free Breakfast Continuation of support for free Spennymoor, Greggs Foundation Clubs 2020-2022 breakfast clubs at target schools Newton Aycliffe Garden Renovation Refurbish the garden area to enable at the Hub of continued use of outdoor space for Hub of Wishes Newton Aycliffe Wishes residents with mental health issues Tenant-led residents group growing Growing Together their own food, combating social Market Garden CIC Sedgefield Sedgefield isolation and reducing local food poverty Hire costs of a redundant garage Growing Together to develop a community led market Market Garden CIC Sedgefield Sedgefield garden venue Project Partners Community Support for tenants with financial Helping Hands 2020 Helping Hands All Communities inclusion, anxiety and family essentials School holiday packed lunches and Holiday hunger Ladder Centre Ferryhill activities during Covid pandemic Friends of Jubilee Jubilee Fields Improvements to a prominent Fields, Durham Shildon Estate clean up footpath and link to the Town Centre County Council, Network Rail Covid support packs to vulnerable Durham Police Easter event Newton Aycliffe families Constabulary Healthy eating for children and Positive activities diversionary activities, as well as Junction 7 Newton Aycliffe for children employability and financial inclusion for parents. Offer one to one support, self-employment advice and Cornforth Reach Shildon re-skilling for tenants on Jubilee Partnership Fields Estate Shildon One to one support, self-employment Cornforth Reach 2 advice and re-skilling for tenants on Shildon Partnership Western Estate Newton Aycliffe Running costs for keeping the Institute Shildon Heritage Save Our Stute Shildon going during Covid and beyond Alliance Volunteer-led family wrap-around Trimdon Grange School holiday support during school holidays Community Trimdon Grange programme including food and outdoor seasonal Association and and Village events Trimdon Village Hall Summer boot Teenage physical activities will Spennymoor Youth Spennymoor camp healthy eating Centre Targeted wellbeing and personalised Supporting support for vulnerable and older Ladder Centre Ferryhill tenancies tenants Teenage outdoor activities to Teenage Project encourage physical activity and Trimdon Village Hall Trimdon Village social inclusion Spennymoor Town The Care Package Covid response emergency food packs Council and Solan Spennymoor area Project and essentials Trust Whitworth Community garden development Academy alongside Glendale volunteers, Whitworth Academy Spennymoor community including equipment and provision garden for afterschool classes Winter Wonderland event and Winter Wonderland Christmas Hampers for vulnerable Beyond Limits All communities 2020 tenant families Targeted upskilling and into work Bishop Auckland Work Clubs All communities support College Provision of Christmas day lunch in Xmas Day Lunch a box and hampers for local Junction 7 Newton Aycliffe vulnerable families.
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