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TOTAL GRANTS AWARDED 19/20 The data below is related to the net grant figures aer any that were cancelled or returned and does not include 11 Fred Clay grants totaling £3,790. Grants: 1,256 The break down below is correct as of 07/08/2020 Totalling: £6,634,545 Fund: Fund Name Report Account Amount Awarded Date #iwill The Young Womens Film Academy Encouraging youth social action using filmmaking and workshops across tyne and wear £3,756.00 18/10/2019 Bright Futures NE Expanding and developing the community volunteering project to recruit young women aged 10-20 to take part in volunteering activities £4,860.00 18/10/2019 Skills 4 Work (Gateshead) Limited A social action project 'come dine with us' for young people with learning needs £4,979.00 18/10/2019 Youth Almighty Project Running costs to continue the 'almighty action' project for young people aged 10 to 14 years in sunderland £3,620.00 18/10/2019 County Durham Arts in Education Agency Spoken word artist fees to support young people to challenge injustice and support social action at schools in kenton and fenham £4,400.00 18/10/2019 Blue Watch Youth Centre Supporting children and young people to take part in volunteering and social action £4,425.00 18/10/2019 Grace House North East Setting up a consultative forum for young people with disabilities in sunderland £3,366.00 18/10/2019 NE Youth Learning journalistic skills to campaign on social action issues £4,855.00 18/10/2019 Projects4Change Young people in the west of newcastle campaigning for improved mental health, public spaces and the environment £5,000.00 18/10/2019 Newcastle upon Tyne YMCA A campaign led by young people tackling issues around gangs, violence and crime £4,994.00 18/10/2019 TEN North East Limited Supporting young carers in south tyneside to become mentors for new young carers £4,634.00 18/10/2019 North East Autism Society Supporting young people with autism to express themselves £4,840.00 18/10/2019 Family Gateway Delivering youth social action programme in north tyneside £4,966.00 18/10/2019 Mortal Fools Establishing a coordinated youth leadership programme to provide more opportunities to disadvantaged young people to be involved in £4,850.00 18/10/2019 social action Groundwork South and North Tyneside Supporting young people to become more engaged with green spaces in south tyneside £2,310.00 18/10/2019 Bringing Words to Life Limited Developing journalism skills to contribute youth social action content to a youth-led magazine and website £2,500.00 18/10/2019 Bringing Words to Life Limited Developing journalism skills to contribute youth social action content to a youth-led magazine and website £2,500.00 18/10/2019 Groundwork South and North Tyneside Supporting young people to become more engaged with green spaces in south tyneside £2,310.00 18/10/2019 £73,165.00 Abigail and Stephen Crampton Individual Towards recording equipment and software £794.00 14/05/2019 Individual Towards attending auditions and an e-flat trumpet £1,000.00 14/05/2019 £1,794.00 Adderstone Watson Memorial Hall Supporting the charity's purposes £4,000.00 14/02/2020 NTC Touring Theatre Company Ltd The charity's objects £8,000.00 22/01/2020 £12,000.00 Akzo Nobel International Paint Darcey's Dream- My Family and Siblings Matter Providing baby breathing monitors for families in gateshead £1,000.0022/10/2019 Smart Works Newcastle The charities core funding £1,000.00 16/09/2019 Derwenthaugh Boat Station of the Sea Cadet Corps Purchasing 20 large bean bags for the sea cadets recreational area £800.00 18/09/2019 Felling Volunteer Library Running costs for community events for 2020, including easter, ve day, volunteers week and the summer holidays £750.00 02/12/2019 Fighting All Cancers Together Weekly sessions to promote awareness of cervical cancer to community groups and schools and colleges in gateshead £1,000.00 02/12/2019 Silverline Memories Purchasing equipment and volunteer training for the new dementia cafe in gateshead £1,000.00 03/12/2019 Skills 4 Work (Gateshead) Limited Running costs for a project to teach the isolated young people about staying safe & understanding e-safety £975.00 04/12/2019 Land of Oak & Iron Trust Running costs for the tommy armstrong project, including activities, films and a visit to beamish £860.00 03/12/2019 Mount Community Association Purchasing equipment to improve the community centre and garden for its residents £1,000.00 07/02/2020 Youth Focus North East (Formerly Regional Youth Work Unit) Running costs to deliver a creative project that will recycle items into art £2,000.00 06/03/2020 Rowlands Gill Volunteer Library Association Improving the layout of the gateshead community library £1,000.00 06/11/2019 Oasis Aquila Housing Purchasing and installing a new outbuilding to create more storage space £1,200.00 21/02/2020 £12,585.00 Allison Greenlees Continuation NEPACS Running costs £500.00 16/09/2019 Sick Children's Trust Core costs £500.00 16/09/2019 Gateshead Crossroads Caring for Carers Running costs £500.00 16/09/2019 West End Refugee Service Running costs £1,000.00 16/09/2019 The Royal British Legion Core costs. £500.00 30/09/2019 £3,000.00 Anonymous R North Tyne Flower Club Organising a community wreath making event in bellingham in december 2019 £900.00 05/07/2019 Awakenings Activities throughout the year including bowling, theatre and cinema trips for people with mental health issues £1,000.00 06/03/2020 Rowlands Gill Volunteer Library Association Improving the layout of the gateshead community library £2,200.00 06/11/2019 £4,100.00 Appletree Riverside Community Health Project Providing a range of family activities in the west end of newcastle. £3,000.00 08/11/2019 People and Drugs Ltd A healthy living project for young people in blyth, northumberland £2,820.00 08/11/2019 Reviving the Heart of the West End Ltd Delivery of workshops for a family confidence building programme £2,453.00 08/11/2019 The Community@NE66 Charitable Trust Core cost contribution £2,000.00 08/11/2019 Alnwick Young Peoples Association/Gallery Youth Core costs contribution. £2,000.00 08/11/2019 £12,273.00 Asian Escape Intervention Services Ltd Providing evening and weekend activities for young people in south tyneside. £750.00 21/02/2020 Pendower Good Neighbour Project Weekly craft and cookery sessions for women from a west end of newcastle. £500.00 12/03/2020 St Chad's Community Project Activities for children in gateshead £750.00 14/02/2020 Mind Active Activity costs for older people in northumberland £750.00 14/02/2020 Scotswood Natural Community Garden Delivery costs for the elderberries programme £1,000.00 14/02/2020 Young Asian Voices Youth activity costs £1,000.00 14/02/2020 Finding Your Feet Providing 15 weeks of movement and music activities to older people in amble, northumberland £750.00 14/02/2020 £5,500.00 Barley Hill Let's Get Growing Therapeutic horticulture and cookery sessions for people with dementia and mental health issues £2,500.00 19/06/2019 Slaley Commemoration Hall The on-going general activities during 2020 £3,350.00 20/03/2020 £5,850.00 Barnes Barnesbury Cycling Club Upgrading the existing bmx track in bedlington to a regional facility level £5,000.00 02/12/2019 £5,000.00 Barry and Faga Speker Newcastle Upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Charity The charlie bear for cancer care fund £350.00 12/03/2020 £350.00 Bellingham Tyne Rivers Trust My tyne: a citizen science project. £400.00 24/06/2019 £400.00 Berwick Academy Endowment Berwick Literary Festival Work with berwick academy as part of blf 2019 £1,000.00 16/05/2019 Inspired! The Creative School for Young Musicians A programme of musical education for berwick academy students in academic year 2019-2020 £2,000.00 11/06/2019 Berwick Academy Purchasing additional science equipment to enhance the education of students at the school £1,000.00 20/11/2019 £4,000.00 Bonas Machine Company St Benedict's Hospice Running costs of st benedicts hospice £500.00 27/11/2019 British Lung Foundation Running costs of the british lung foundation in the north east £500.00 27/11/2019 Newcastle Upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Charity Running costs of the northern centre for cancer care (charlie bear for cancer care) £500.00 27/11/2019 Newcastle Upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Charity Supporting the cost of delivering leukaemia care at the freeman hospital in memory of val robson £500.00 27/11/2019 £2,000.00 Brian Roycroft Individual Driving lessons £400.00 10/10/2019 Individual Driving lessons and theory test £443.00 10/10/2019 Individual Driving lessons £450.00 10/10/2019 Individual Driving lessons £340.00 10/10/2019 Individual Driving lessons and test fees £484.00 10/10/2019 Individual Towards the installation of roller blinds £199.00 17/06/2019 Individual Driving lessons and a theory test. £380.00 10/10/2019 Individual Sofa, double bed, mattress and microwave. £400.00 17/06/2019 Individual Driving lessons to help with future employment. £200.00 10/10/2019 Northumberland County Council Carpets and vinyl flooring £680.00 02/07/2019 Individual Purchasing a sofa £300.00 16/07/2019 Individual 11 hours intensive driving plus practical driving test £310.00 10/10/2019 Individual Purchasing a new fridge/freezer £170.00 27/08/2019 Individual Driving lessons and driving test to help progress a career £442.00 10/10/2019 Individual Weekly swimming lessons for a year £494.00 10/10/2019 Individual Baby equipment £100.00 10/10/2019 Individual Driving lessons £274.00 10/10/2019 Individual Driving lessons and test fees £438.00 10/10/2019 Individual Driving lessons and test fees £305.00 10/10/2019 Individual Purchasing carpets £680.00 25/11/2019 Individual Driving lessons and test fees £485.00 10/10/2019 Individual Driving lessons £450.00 10/10/2019 £8,424.00 Capt.
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    MARCH 2017 www.stockton.gov.uk/stocktononteesnews The community magazine of Stockton-on-Tees Borough Council Big plans, bright future CONTENTS Time to explore You’re hired! 8 Preston Park 28 LIVE in Stockton 32 CONTENTS News Round Up Economic Regeneration Environment 4 and Transport 6 and Housing 12 BIG NEWS FOR BIG PLANS FOR AN BIG PLANS FOR OUR STOCKTON-ON-TEES OUTSTANDING BOROUGH PLACES AND OPEN SPACES Community Health and Children and Safety 14 Wellbeing 16 Young People 18 BIG PLANS FOR KEEPING BIG PLANS FOR THE BIG PLANS FOR THE YOUNG OUR COMMUNITIES SAFE HEALTH OF OUR PEOPLE PEOPLE OF OUR BOROUGH Arts, Culture Adults Strong and Leisure 23 Services 35 Communities 36 BIG PLANS FOR GREAT BIG PLANS FOR THE BIG PLANS FOR HELPING EXPERIENCES CARE WE PROVIDE OUR COMMUNITIES PROSPER Your Ward Surgeries in What’s On Council 37 Your Area 42 45 AMBITIOUS, EFFECTIVE BIG PLANS FOR BIG PLANS FOR AND PROUD TO SERVE YOUR AREA THE FUTURE Stockton-on-Tees News is published by Stockton-on-Tees News aims to provide Stockton-on-Tees News is produced Stockton-on-Tees Borough Council and news and information about the Council, by Stockton-on-Tees Borough Council distributed to households across the its partner organisations and local Communications Team and designed by Borough free of charge. If you have not community groups and businesses. Every Twentyseven Design. Pictures courtesy received a copy please call 01642 526098 effort is made to ensure all information of Dave Charnley, Peter Mernagh, Gary or email [email protected] is accurate and up-to-date at the time of Walsh, Gilbert Johnston, Doug Moody, publication.