APPENDIX B
Summer Grants Summary of Proposal
Organisation: 'A' Team Arts
Address: The Brady Centre 192-196 Hanbury Street London E1 5HU
Area served: Boroughwide
Eligibility criteria: Application Demonstrates Min. 10 days prog. Staff police Appropriate completed educational checked age range content Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Trained First Aider Trained Risk Insurance Approved activities Assessor Yes Yes Yes Yes
Project Description: Name: Fashion and Textiles Summer Academy
Start date: 23/07/2007 Closing Date: 17/08/2007
Financial Summary: Income £ £ Amount requested: 2,000 Total Expenditure: 13,655 Charitable/Business: 0 Surplus/Deficit: 0 Other Sources: 11,655
Total Income: 13,655
Recommended amount:
£2,000
Programme details: On-site Activities: Educational Learning Outcomes: Fashion illustration, sewing, jewellery Participants will explore current issues associated with making, catwalk modelling and modern forms of slavery and its impact on the fashion styling. This year's programme has and textile industries been inspired by the commemorative events to mark 200 years of the abolition of transatlantic slavery
Local Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Visit to fashion market at Truman's Gain research principles of fashion enterprise with a Brewery view to producing work for a stall
Day Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes:
Participation: Number of young people participating: Boys Girls 2 13 Number of young people per session: 2 13
Level of Young people’s involvement in planning and service delivery: The application states that during the summer term a core group of young women will meet with the course co-ordinator to plan the programme.
It is anticipated that young people will be able start on the first steps towards a career in the fashion industry. Participants will learn skills and techniques associated with designing and making garments and will focus on creating a collection as well as staging of catwalk shows.
Evaluation: 'A' Team Arts received funding in 2006 for its summer programme and a monitoring visit observed 16 young women taking part in a fashion and textiles programme, some of whom reported that it will be a stepping stone to pursuing a course in fashion. They had also learnt about Islamic and Asian art.
This 2007 programme has been inspired by the commemorative events to mark 200 years of the abolition of transatlantic slavery.
The project will run for a total of 4 weeks (5 days a week). The estimated total budget including in kind support and revenue from room hire and LBTH Lifelong Learning is £13,655. 'A' Team Arts seeks a total grant of £2,000.
Summer Grants Summary of Proposal
Organisation: Alpha Grove Community Trust
Address: Alpha Grove Community Centre Alpha Grove Millwall London E14 8LH
Area served: LAP8\Millwall
Eligibility criteria: Application Demonstrates Min. 10 days prog. Staff police Appropriate completed educational checked age range content Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Trained First Aider Trained Risk Insurance Approved activities Assessor Yes Yes Yes Yes
Project Description: Name: Video Development Production
Start date: 23/07/2007 Closing Date: 31/08/2007
Financial Summary: Income £ £ Amount requested: 1,750 Total Expenditure: 2,765 Charitable/Business: 0 Surplus/Deficit: 0 Other Sources: 1,015
Total Income: 2,765
Recommended amount:
£1,750
Programme details: On-site Activities: Educational Learning Outcomes: Developing a creative idea Exploring creativity and ideas Storyboarding the idea Turning ideas into projects Developing camera work technique Skills in visualisation using technical equipment Understanding lighting and sound Acting, confidence and presentation skills Presenting and filming the project Objective analysis and personal assessment Reviewing the work Technical, visual and audio skills Developing editing skills Technical skills Storage and publishing video
Local Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes:
Day Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes:
Participation: Number of young people participating: Boys Girls 100 100 Number of young people per session: 10 10
Level of Young people’s involvement in planning and service delivery: The programme has been developed after consultations with young people that attend the youth club. Young people are consulted throughout the programme, with feedback at the end of the sessions, week and programme.
The summer programme is intended to give them confidence, new skills and support their creativity. It will help them begin a project from beginning to end and allow them to explore their ability to develop projects in their entirety and to do so on their own. There will also be a requirement to share skills.
Evaluation: Alpha Grove received a grant for its summer activities in 2006. Feedback from the organisation indicated that young people found the group discussions very interesting, especially when the topic for discussion involves sports activities or day trips.
For 2007 Alpha Grove will be working with young people mainly from the Barkantine estate, many of whom its states are at risk of offending.
The project will run for a total of 6 weeks (5 days a week). The estimated total budget including in kind support is £2,765. The request is for a total of £1,750.
Summer Grants Summary of Proposal
Organisation: Arbour Youth Centre
Address: St Faiths Hall 100 Shandy Street London E1 4ST
Area served: LAP3\St Dunstan's and Stepney Green
Eligibility criteria: Application Demonstrates Min. 10 days prog. Staff police Appropriate completed educational checked age range content Yes Yes No Yes Yes
Trained First Aider Trained Risk Insurance Approved activities Assessor Yes Yes Yes Yes
Project Description: Name: Healthy & Active Living Project for Young People
Start date: 02/08/2007 Closing Date: 11/08/2007
Financial Summary: Income £ £ Amount requested: 900 Total Expenditure: 1,500 Charitable/Business: 600 Surplus/Deficit: 0 Other Sources: 0
Total Income: 1,500
Recommended amount:
£900
Programme details: On-site Activities: Educational Learning Outcomes: 2 days x 2 weeks Gain knowledge in their chosen topics, express their healthy eating session opinions in constructive way, contribute to discussions, Healthy living advisor - Q&A session challenge views and opinions, communicate Cooking healthy food confidently, making people aware of their feelings, set Health check boundaries with other people Exercise session- aerobics, circuit training
Local Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: 1 day x 2 weeks Practice team building skills, learn to negotiate, Examples of some of the activities: discuss in group, learn how to deal with pressure, swimming trip demonstrate self-confidence and self-esteem ice skating trip Demonstrate co-operative skills Learn about local services Day Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes:
Participation: Number of young people participating: Boys Girls 0 15 Number of young people per session: 0 15
Level of Young people’s involvement in planning and service delivery: The organisation state that the idea for this project came from the girls group. Young people were consulted on the project. The group aim to empower young people and enable them to have a voice in the delivery of youth provision.
Evaluation: Arbour plans to deliver Life skills to young people 13-16 years. The project will be delivered to young BME girls 13-16 years old from LBTH area. The project states that from its experiences and from the discussions with young people they prefer this project to be gender divided. The organisation will target young people with behaviour problem and those at the risk of antisocial behaviour and with an experience of bullying.
The project will run for a total of 2 weeks (3 days a week). The estimated total budget including funding from Ocean NDC is £1,500. The request is for a total grant of £900.
Summer Grants Summary of Proposal
Organisation: Bancroft Tenant Management Co-op Ltd
Address: Wickford Street Centre 12 Wickford Street London E1 5QN
Area served: LAP2\Bethnal Green South
Eligibility criteria: Application Demonstrates Min. 10 days prog. Staff police Appropriate completed educational checked age range content Yes Yes Yes No Yes
Trained First Aider Trained Risk Insurance Approved activities Assessor No Yes Yes Yes
Project Description: Name: Bancroft Youth Summer Programme
Start date: 23/07/2007 Closing Date: 31/08/2007
Financial Summary: Income £ £ Amount requested: 2,000 Total Expenditure: 4,900 Charitable/Business: 0 Surplus/Deficit: 0 Other Sources: 2,900
Total Income: 4,900
Recommended amount:
£0
Programme details: On-site Activities: Educational Learning Outcomes: Board Games, Crime prevention Develop team spirit and build relationships with groups workshops, issue based workshops outside their neighbourhood to foster understanding. Workshops will offer career opportunities. Workshops will complement existing work with young people on the estate Local Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Football training and tournament, Physical exercise and competition with other youth bowling, ice skating, swimming. Visit clubs to build relationships with other young people to to Shadwell Basin prevent anti social behaviour
Day Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Day trip to Isle of Wight, Brighton or Gain knowledge about various fruits and vegetables Southend. Orpington fruit farm, and gain insight into animal life and their habitat, London Zoo, Eden Project, London knowledge about various sea lives, plants and effect of Aquarium and Science Museum global warming
Participation: Number of young people participating: Boys Girls 35 15 Number of young people per session: 5 15
Level of Young people’s involvement in planning and service delivery: The application states that young people will be consulted throughout the project, and representatives will be asked to work as volunteers to learn about youth work.
Evaluation: Officers are unable to ascertain the veracity of up-to-date CRB checks as details were not given. No names of first aiders have been supplied on the application form. This organisation has not previously run youth work funded by this means, therefore Officers have no knowledge of the organisation's ability to deliver this project. Two other organisations, Bancroft Women Self Help Group and Somali Integration Team have applied for funding to deliver summer activities from the same premises over the same period.
The project will run for a total of 6 weeks (5 days a week). The estimated total budget including subscriptions and charges is £2,900. The project is requesting a total grant of £2,000 towards it budget of £4,900.
Summer Grants Summary of Proposal
Organisation: Bancroft Women's Self Help Group
Address: 12 Wickford Street London E1 5QN
Area served: LAP2\Bethnal Green South
Eligibility criteria: Application Demonstrates Min. 10 days prog. Staff police Appropriate completed educational checked age range content Yes Yes Yes No Yes
Trained First Aider Trained Risk Insurance Approved activities Assessor Yes Yes Yes Yes
Project Description: Name: Start date: 01/08/2007 Closing Date: 23/08/2007
Financial Summary: Income £ £ Amount requested: 1,600 Total Expenditure: 6,290 Charitable/Business: 4,300 Surplus/Deficit: -265 Other Sources: 125
Total Income: 6,025
Recommended amount:
£1,600
Programme details: On-site Activities: Educational Learning Outcomes: Martial arts session Fitness, self defence awareness, team work. This pilot Craft session project might also serve as a model for future work
Local Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Badminton play day at Bethnal Physical fitness and sports co-ordination, learn new Green/Mile End skills Canoeing and rock climbing at Awareness of local sport resources, physical skills Shadwell Basin and fitness Swimming at York Hall Cooking, social skills, decorative skills Go Karting, Picnic and barbecue
Day Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Ice Skating in Lea Valley Environmental and agricultural practices Fruit picking at Hewitts Farm Fitness and social, travel skills Cycling at Lea Valley Learn about natural history, Africa, Asia and aquarium Horniman Museum
Participation: Number of young people participating: Boys Girls 0 35 Number of young people per session: 0 30
Level of Young people’s involvement in planning and service delivery: The project states that feedback from 2006 summer programme will inform its summer project for 2007.
Evaluation: This is a programme to deliver girls work. Two other organisations, Somali Integration Team and Bancroft Tenant Management Co-operative have applied separately for funding to deliver summer activities from the same premises over the same period.
Officers are unable to ascertain the veracity of up-to-date CRB checks as details were not given.
The project will run for a total of 3 weeks (3 days a week). The estimated total budget including in kind support is £8,625. The account shows a deficit of £265. It has secured 50% of its budget from Hilden Trust and Woodford Trust. The project is requesting a total grant of £1,600.
Summer Grants Summary of Proposal
Organisation: BBC TRA and Community Centre
Address: 16 Toynbee Street London E1 7NR
Area served: LAP2\Spitalfields and Banglatown
Eligibility criteria: Application Demonstrates Min. 10 days prog. Staff police Appropriate completed educational checked age range content No Yes Yes No Yes
Trained First Aider Trained Risk Insurance Approved activities Assessor Yes Yes No Yes
Project Description: Name: BBC Summer Project
Start date: Closing Date:
Financial Summary: Income £ £ Amount requested: 2,000 Total Expenditure: 5,100 Charitable/Business: 0 Surplus/Deficit: -2,600 Other Sources: 500
Total Income: 2,500
Amount recommended:
£0
Programme details: On-site Activities: Educational Learning Outcomes: Indoor activities, group discussion on Leisure, increased motivation, respect for environment, contemporary topics, local community development development
Local Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Trips to Lakeside, Zoo and local Knowledge about future developments, awareness places of interest about history, increased motivation
Day Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: 2 day trips to seaside To see places of interest
Participation: Number of young people participating: Boys Girls 35 4 Number of young people per session: 10
Level of Young people’s involvement in planning and service delivery: The organisation reports that young people will be invited to formulate a summer programme.
Evaluation: The organisation proposes a range of activities for young people who will be invited to formulate a summer activities programme.
The project is seeking £2,000 with a total expenditure budget of £5,150. There is an anticipated shortfall of £2,650, however there is no indication how this will be met. The application states that the activities will be held from mid July to late August, with no specific dates given. The application further states that Eastend Homes insurance covers the community centre. Officers are concerned that this is generic and may not extend to activities away from the community centre.
CRB details for staff have yet to be confirmed, neither have relevant document such as constitution, annual report and account been submitted.
Summer Grants Summary of Proposal
Organisation: Bengal Barnardo Children's FC
Address: 14 Ronald Street Shadwell London E1
Area served: LAP4\Shadwell
Eligibility criteria: Application Demonstrates Min. 10 days prog. Staff police Appropriate completed educational checked age range content Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Trained First Aider Trained Risk Insurance Approved activities Assessor Yes Yes Yes Yes
Project Description: Name: Summer Project
Start date: 24/07/2007 Closing Date: 14/08/2007
Financial Summary: Income £ £ Amount requested: 2,000 Total Expenditure: 2,000 Charitable/Business: 0 Surplus/Deficit: 3,300 Other Sources: 3,300
Total Income: 5,300
Recommended amount:
£2,000
Programme details: On-site Activities: Educational Learning Outcomes: Football Health living and keep fit Basketball
Local Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Trafalgar Square History of local area St James Park Keep fit and health living Tower of London Wider cultural experience
Day Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Chessington Zoo Children will gain experience of animals and where they originate from which will be used to stimulate art and language
Participation: Number of young people participating: Boys Girls 22 0 Number of young people per session: 22 0
Level of Young people’s involvement in planning and service delivery:
Evaluation: This group aims to work with young people living within Barnardo, Glamis and Shadwell estates. Its aim is to promote healthy life styles through football, basketball and organising day trips to places of interest.
Bengal Barnardo Children's Football Club successfully organised a programme of summer activities in 2006 for boys and girls and is looking to deliver a similar programme in 2007.
This year the project is making no provision for girls. The project has applied for additional funding (£3,300) through the Youth Opportunity Fund to supplement the summer activities.
The 2007 summer programme will be held 4 days a week over a three-week period ending 14 August.
Summer Grants Summary of Proposal
Organisation: Bengali Educational Society
Address: John Scurr School Cephas Street London
Area served: LAP2\Bethnal Green South
Eligibility criteria: Application Demonstrates Min. 10 days prog. Staff police Appropriate completed educational checked age range content Yes Yes No Yes Yes
Trained First Aider Trained Risk Insurance Approved activities Assessor Yes Yes Yes Yes
Project Description: Name: Summer project 2007
Start date: 24/07/2007 Closing Date: 02/08/2007
Financial Summary: Income £ £ Amount requested: 2,000 Total Expenditure: 2,000 Charitable/Business: 0 Surplus/Deficit: Other Sources: 0
Total Income: 2,000
Recommended amount:
£2,000
Programme details: On-site Activities: Educational Learning Outcomes: Literacy and Numerary support Gain confidence in literacy and numeracy Games of football, cricket, tennis and Enjoy outdoor games for pleasure badminton
Local Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Museum in Docklands Learn about local heritage
Day Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Visit to Hastings, Hewitts Fruit Farm Learn about different geographical locations and those who work in them
Participation: Number of young people participating: Boys Girls 35 25 Number of young people per session: 35 25
Level of Young people’s involvement in planning and service delivery: The application states that young people will be encouraged to take part in the planning and preparation of the project.
Evaluation: Bengali Educational Society is proposing to run a summer project for a total of 2 weeks (3 days a week), which is less than the minimum of 10 days required for securing summer grants funding. The request is for a full grant of £2,000. Officers have no knowledge of this organisation's ability to provide summer activities for those between the ages of 13-19.
Summer Grants Summary of Proposal
Organisation: Bijoy Youth Group
Address: 2/4 Boulcott Street London E1 0HR
Area served: LAP4\Shadwell
Eligibility criteria: Application Demonstrates Min. 10 days prog. Staff police Appropriate completed educational checked age range content Yes Yes Yes No Yes
Trained First Aider Trained Risk Insurance Approved activities Assessor Yes Yes Yes Yes
Project Description: Name: Start date: 23/07/2007 Closing Date: 31/08/2007
Financial Summary: Income £ £ Amount requested: 2,000 Total Expenditure: 5,120 Charitable/Business: 3,000 Surplus/Deficit: 0 Other Sources: 120
Total Income: 5,120
Recommended amount:
£2,000
Programme details: On-site Activities: Educational Learning Outcomes: Table tennis carom board, arts and Young people will be motivated and learn team crafts, video building, make their own judgement and recognise 5 a side football tournament, cultural their strengths and skills and also respond activities such as hadu-du-du, imaginatively to various challenges that they encounter learning about local and national heroes
Local Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Bethnal Green Children Museum, It will create an awareness about the past and present Petrie Museum of Egyptian and enabling young people to make a distinction Archaeology between aspects of their own lives
Day Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Kensington palace - riding, playing in Young people will learn about places outside their outdoor space locality and be able to compare images and artefacts and compare similarities and differences in methods an approaches
Participation: Number of young people participating: Boys Girls 30 20 Number of young people per session: 15 15
Level of Young people’s involvement in planning and service delivery: The application states that the organisation has a young people's forum which meets every month to discuss various issues.
Evaluation: The organisation received funding in 2005 and 2006 for summer activities. The monitoring visit in 2006 noted an equal mix of male and female participants were attending the session, and all were fully engaged and looked comfortable with the staff. Further feedback from young people reinforced this, but also indicated a desire to take part in more outdoor and sporting activities.
The 2007 summer programme will be held 5 days a week over a five-week period ending 31 August.
Summer Grants Summary of Proposal
Organisation: Bow Bengali Forum
Address: 4 McCullum Rd Bow London E3 5JA
Area served: LAP5\Bow East
Eligibility criteria: Application Demonstrates Min. 10 days prog. Staff police Appropriate completed educational checked age range content Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Trained First Aider Trained Risk Insurance Approved activities Assessor Yes Yes Yes Yes
Project Description: Name: Bow Summer Playscheme
Start date: 23/07/2007 Closing Date: 31/08/2007
Financial Summary: Income £ £ Amount requested: 1,905 Total Expenditure: 2,330 Charitable/Business: 425 Surplus/Deficit: 0 Other Sources: 0
Total Income: 2,330
Recommended amount:
£1,905
Programme details: On-site Activities: Educational Learning Outcomes: Arts & Crafts, indoor games, peer Developing creative skills, participating in team and education workshops, internet group activities, developing team building skills, sessions, end of summer party learning about the dangers of drugs, developing confidence skills, sharing their experiences, learning about staying healthy Local Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Visit to Victoria Park - sports activities Improving physical health through the uptake of sport to play cricket, football, running and activities - cricket and football, learning about the arts, tennis drawing and painting Visit to Bow Arts Swimming at York Hall baths
Day Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Trip to Science Museum, Natural Learning about science, technology, history, animals History, Victoria and Albert Museum, and wildlife and Woburn Wildlife Park
Participation: Number of young people participating: Boys Girls 40 40 Number of young people per session: 15 15
Level of Young people’s involvement in planning and service delivery: The application states that young people will be invited to an enrolment day where there will be the opportunity for them to give feedback and comments of the activities they want to participate in. Young people will also be encouraged to take part in organising some of sessions.
It is anticipated that the overall benefit to young people will be the experience they gain from enjoying summer activities in a safe and non intimidating environment, and also developing confidence and independence in engaging in outdoor activities.
Evaluation: Bow Bengali Forum received summer project funding in 2006 and noted in its monitoring returns that the summer project had given a unique chance and opportunity to children of deprived and disadvantaged background to participate in activities and visit places which otherwise they would not be able to access.
For 2007 group activities will be based at Bow Ideas Store and will run for a total of 6 weeks (2 days a week). The estimated total budget including charitable support is £2,330. Bow Bengali seeks a grant of £1,950. Summer Grants Summary of Proposal
Organisation: Brick Lane Youth Development Association
Address: Osmani Centre Vallance Road Whitechapel London E1 5AB
Area served: LAP2\Spitalfields and Banglatown
Eligibility criteria: Application Demonstrates Min. 10 days prog. Staff police Appropriate completed educational checked age range content Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Trained First Aider Trained Risk Insurance Approved activities Assessor Yes Yes Yes Yes
Project Description: Name: Amaal Girls Project
Start date: 27/07/2007 Closing Date: 27/08/2007
Financial Summary: Income £ £ Amount requested: 2,000 Total Expenditure: 8,711 Charitable/Business: 1,000 Surplus/Deficit: 500 Other Sources: 6,211
Total Income: 9,211
Recommended amount:
£2,000
Programme details: On-site Activities: Educational Learning Outcomes: Discussion workshops on drugs, Instil a sense of citizenship, understanding of racism, group games, film making, community issues, promote healthy living, physical, role play, talent shows, competition, mental development, making decision, awareness of cooking, IT and creative arts, tolerance and diversity, promote creativity, gain calligraphy and mosaics accredited outcomes, raise political consciousness
Local Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Canoeing. barbecue, sports activities, Promote physical and mental development, enhance gym sessions confidence, engage in exciting and challenging sports, learn to co-ordinate and personal and social development Day Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Day trip to Gilwell Park to take part in physical, mental development, facing challenges and orienteering, archery, crate stacking, overcoming them, acquiring new experiences, high ropes, wall climbing, 3G swing appreciation of natural environment, raising and presentations confidence, self-esteem, team building, encouraging new relationships through interaction, presentational skills
Participation: Number of young people participating: Boys Girls 0 50 Number of young people per session: 0 20
Level of Young people’s involvement in planning and service delivery: The application states that a consultation session will be organised at the beginning of the project with girls and young women to enable them to express their thoughts on the proposed project. Peer Leaders and volunteers will play an active role in developing and delivering the programme. This will encourage wider participation and young people will have ownership over the project.
Evaluation: Amaal Women/Girl's Project received funding for its summer project in 2006. A monitoring visit observed 20 girls taking part in a cooking and drama session. The girls spoke positively about their club activities and the opportunity for planning their summer activities.
For 2007 the project will run for a total of 4 weeks (4 days a week including weekends). The estimated total budget including a Jack Petchey grant, in kind support, PAYP and mainstream funding is £8,211. The request is for a total grant of £2,000.
Summer Grants Summary of Proposal
Organisation: BYM Bangladesh Youth Movement
Address: BYM Women's Centre Of Excellence Whitechapel Centre Myrdle Street London E1 1HL
Area served: Boroughwide
Eligibility criteria: Application Demonstrates Min. 10 days prog. Staff police Appropriate completed educational checked age range content Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Trained First Aider Trained Risk Insurance Approved activities Assessor Yes Yes Yes Yes
Project Description: Name: Summer Project WCOE
Start date: 30/07/2007 Closing Date: 31/08/2007
Financial Summary: Income £ £ Amount requested: 2,000 Total Expenditure: 7,900 Charitable/Business: 4,000 Surplus/Deficit: 0 Other Sources: 1,900
Total Income: 7,900
Recommended amount:
£2,000
Programme details: On-site Activities: Educational Learning Outcomes: Indoor sports, board games, self Physical, mental and intectual development. Better management of health, ICT training awareness of computers and software management. and group work - drama, arts, issues Satisfying personal, social and interpersonal skills and relating to young people values
Local Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Visiting other youth centres for joint Interaction with other local groups for peer ventures, cinema, swimming, cohesiveness. Learning to use local facilities for social museum, art galleries and festivals interaction. Keeping fit and developing awareness of various historical values, cultures and styles Day Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Camping and rock climbing Learning to engage in the great outdoors. Developing life skills, such as climbing, map reading, team work organisational and survival skills
Participation: Number of young people participating: Boys Girls 0 45 Number of young people per session: 0 25
Level of Young people’s involvement in planning and service delivery: The application states that discussion sessions will be held with young people to get ideas and opinions on the activities they would like.
It is anticipated the summer project will enable young women to become more confident and develop life skills.
Evaluation: This organisation received funding in 2006 for a 2-week summer activities programme for 12 young women. For 2007 it is anticipating working with 45 young women.
The project will run for a total of 5 weeks (7 days a week) using the Whitechapel Centre between 10.00 and 16.00. The estimated total budget including in-kind support is £7,900.
Summer Grants Summary of Proposal
Organisation: BYM Bangladesh Youth Movement
Address: The Berner Centre Ponlar Street London E1 1QN
Area served: LAP3\Whitechapel
Eligibility criteria: Application Demonstrates Min. 10 days prog. Staff police Appropriate completed educational checked age range content Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Trained First Aider Trained Risk Insurance Approved activities Assessor Yes Yes Yes Yes
Project Description: Name: BYM Youth Club Summer Project
Start date: 30/07/2007 Closing Date: 26/08/2007
Financial Summary: Income £ £ Amount requested: 2,000 Total Expenditure: 8,510 Charitable/Business: 0 Surplus/Deficit: -2,510 Other Sources: 4,000
Total Income: 6,000
Recommended amount:
£2,000
Programme details: On-site Activities: Educational Learning Outcomes: Issued based workshops on Share ideas regarding social issues that affect young managing finance, health, leisure and people in both local and global context recreation, global warming
Local Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Waterfront swimming and Thames Learning about the history of landmarks Barrier Getting involved in physical exercise Picnic and games at local parks Promote team work skills in a fun and secure setting
Day Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: London Zoo or Chessington Wold of Gain better understanding of how things came into Adventures being as well as appreciate wildlife and nature Natural History Museum and British Museum Fruit Farm
Participation: Number of young people participating: Boys Girls 30 0 Number of young people per session: 20 0
Level of Young people’s involvement in planning and service delivery: Young people will be involved in volunteering, consultation and team planning.
Evaluation: BYM received funding for its summer 2006 programme. Overall feedback from young people showed they enjoyed the program very much and requested that future programs should be packed with more activities.
The 2007 summer project will run for a total of 4 weeks (5 days a week). The estimated total budget is £8,510, including in-kind support and £2,000 from PAYP, specifically for a residential trip to Devon. BYM is requesting a total grant of £2,000.
Summer Grants Summary of Proposal
Organisation: Cedar Centre
Address: 17 Arden Crescent Isle of Dogs London E14 9WA
Area served: LAP8\Millwall
Eligibility criteria: Application Demonstrates Min. 10 days prog. Staff police Appropriate completed educational checked age range content Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Trained First Aider Trained Risk Insurance Approved activities Assessor Yes Yes Yes Yes
Project Description: Name: Cedar Centre Summer Programme
Start date: 23/07/2007 Closing Date: 31/08/2007
Financial Summary: Income £ £ Amount requested: 2,000 Total Expenditure: 18,161 Charitable/Business: 16,161 Surplus/Deficit: 0 Other Sources: 0
Total Income: 18,161
Recommended amount:
£2,000
Programme details: On-site Activities: Educational Learning Outcomes: Access to IT, job search, IT skills improved, CV interview technique, confidence volunteering. study support, reading, building, self-esteem, improved academic skills, creative arts, guitar club and singing creative skills enhanced musical development
Local Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Seaside trips (2 to be arranged) Travelling/new horizons, history/travel/healthy Historical trip (house and gardens) living/nutrition Fruit Picking at Hewitts Farm Tower Bridge
Day Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Docklands Museum Learn local history, engineering, outside exercise, local Greenwich or Victoria Park culture, identity and learning through play Tower Bridge
Participation: Number of young people participating: Boys Girls 30 30 Number of young people per session: 8 8
Level of Young people’s involvement in planning and service delivery: Cedar Centre completes surveys after every summer project and continues the dialogue throughout the year. It is anticipated that young people will be involved in positive projects to improve their self-esteem and confidence.
Evaluation: Cedar Centre received funding in 2005 and 2006 to run summer projects. A monitoring visit in 2006 observed a group discussing some of their work. Cedar Centre received additional funding from 'community cohesion' to produce 'The Cedar Times', a pilot project to produce a newspaper written by young people, for the local community.
For 2007 the summer project will run for a total of 6 weeks (4 days a week). The estimated total budget including charitable donations is £18,161. Cedar Centre is requesting a total grant of £2,000.
Summer Grants Summary of Proposal
Organisation: Chinese Association of Tower Hamlets
Address: Sailors Place 680 Commercial Road London E14 7HA
Area served: Boroughwide
Eligibility criteria: Application Demonstrates Min. 10 days prog. Staff police Appropriate completed educational checked age range content Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Trained First Aider Trained Risk Insurance Approved activities Assessor Yes Yes Yes Yes
Project Description: Name: CATH's Summer Project
Start date: 01/08/2007 Closing Date: 31/08/2007
Financial Summary: Income £ £ Amount requested: 3,500 Total Expenditure: 3,852 Charitable/Business: 100 Surplus/Deficit: 48 Other Sources: 300
Total Income: 3,900
Recommended amount:
£2,000
Programme details: On-site Activities: Educational Learning Outcomes: Chinese cookery/ class, mandarin Increase independence/confidence in the kitchen. class, Maths supplementary class, Spoken dialect will broaden their horizons. Calligraphy Chinese calligraphy class, Summer to promote inner spiritual growth/personal character. party, Career advice workshops, Learn about job interview skills, guidance of job Drama workshops (by Playback application, creative thinking theatre) Local Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Rise: London United - London's Bring together the diverse community that is London. biggest free music festival Promote teamwork, communication skills between Football training individuals and keeping fit and active Natural History Museum Develop scientific knowledge and understand the impact of science on one's lives. Day Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Fruit and Vegetable picking at: Learn where certain fruits & veg are coming from and a Middlesex, PARKSIDE FARM PYO good way to promote healthy eating Hadley Road Enfield
Participation: Number of young people participating: Boys Girls 25 50 Number of young people per session: 12 12
Level of Young people’s involvement in planning and service delivery: Young people will be asked to take part in planning meetings, administration and promotional work. They will also be responsible for assisting in project coordination and operation to ensure the health & safety for each participant.
Evaluation: A monitoring visit to CATH's summer project in 2006 observed a baking class of both boys and girls. Young people were advised about health and safety procedure prior to the session. They also talked about forthcoming events planned for the rest of their programme. CATH also received additional grant from Community Cohesion funding.
For 2007 CATH will work in partnership with the True Heart Theatre which aims to work in English, Cantonese, and Mandarin, to encourage cross-cultural integration. Young people will learn how to express stories of their own and stories of others through a unique collaboration between performers and audience without a script. The organisation report that young people who have been inspired by the summer project can if they want to after the summer project, become youth volunteers and work towards achieving the Jack Petchey and Millennium Volunteer awards. The project will run for a total of 4 weeks (5 days a week). The estimated total budget including other funds is £3,900. CATH seeks a total grant of £3,500. Summer Grants Summary of Proposal
Organisation: Christchurch Gardens Youth and Community Centre
Address: Commercial Street London E1 6QE
Area served: LAP1\Weavers
Eligibility criteria: Application Demonstrates Min. 10 days prog. Staff police Appropriate completed educational checked age range content Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Trained First Aider Trained Risk Insurance Approved activities Assessor Yes Yes Yes Yes
Project Description: Name: Start date: 23/07/2007 Closing Date: 31/08/2007
Financial Summary: Income £ £ Amount requested: 1,750 Total Expenditure: 3,625 Charitable/Business: 1,625 Surplus/Deficit: 0 Other Sources: 250
Total Income: 3,625
Recommended amount:
£1,750
Programme details: On-site Activities: Educational Learning Outcomes: Tennis, cricket, pool, snooker, 4-a- Keeping fit and improving skills, increased knowledge side football, badminton, keep fit, basis and debating skills, creative skill, green issues cooking, arts and crafts session, and learning about vegetables discussion group on topical subjects and gardening
Local Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Take part in local LBTH events and Good citizenship and learning to relate positively to attending cinema others, enjoying and widening knowledge
Day Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes:
Participation: Number of young people participating: Boys Girls 50 25 Number of young people per session: 8 15
Level of Young people’s involvement in planning and service delivery: There is an established youth forum for older boys and the girls have programme planning built into their group work.
Evaluation: Christchurch Gardens Youth Centre will be providing a programme of activities for Somali and Bengali girls between the ages of 12-16 and a boys group between the ages of 12-15 and 16- 19, the latter being the main group.
The project will run for a total of 5 weeks (5 days a week) from 10.00 to 20.00 most days). However, the projects will operate from 23 July to 3 August and again from 13 August to 31 August. The estimated total budget including a donation from Chartered Surveyors Company is £3,625. Christchurch Gardens Youth Centre is requesting £2,000.
Summer Grants Summary of Proposal
Organisation: Community of Refugees from Vietnam - East London
Address: Dockland Settlement Centre 197 East Ferry Road Isle of Dogs London E14 3BA
Area served: Boroughwide
Eligibility criteria: Application Demonstrates Min. 10 days prog. Staff police Appropriate completed educational checked age range content Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Trained First Aider Trained Risk Insurance Approved activities Assessor Yes Yes Yes Yes
Project Description: Name: Start date: 30/07/2007 Closing Date: 17/08/2007
Financial Summary: Income £ £ Amount requested: 2,000 Total Expenditure: 6,003 Charitable/Business: 1,000 Surplus/Deficit: -300 Other Sources: 2,703
Total Income: 5,703
Recommended amount:
£2,000
Programme details: On-site Activities: Educational Learning Outcomes: Indoor sport & games Develop social and communication skills Table games Team working Arts and crafts Co-ordination skills Cooking New friendships IT Discussion Group Drama and dance workshop
Local Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Wall climbing Improve swimming abilities Sailing/canoeing/kayaking Physical challenge Swimming Team work Bowling, ice skating Acquire new skills Cricket Visits to the parks and outdoor activities Day Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Trips to adventure park To experience different environments British Museum To liaise with other people Seaside To combine physical and educational activities To promote family value
Participation: Number of young people participating: Boys Girls 47 46 Number of young people per session: 27 25
Level of Young people’s involvement in planning and service delivery: Young people have been involved in planning the programme throughout the year and from last year's evaluation report. Group discussion will be scheduled in April 2006 to evaluate the running of the programme.
Evaluation: This organisation received summer grants in 2006 and a monitoring visit observed a mixed group of 42 young people fully engaged in a range of indoor activities.
For 2007 the organisation will run a summer project for a total of 3 weeks (5 days a week). The estimated total budget including a donation from Hilden Trust is £6,003. The request is for a total grant of £2,000.
Summer Grants Summary of Proposal
Organisation: Cubitt Town Youth Project
Address: Samuda Community Centre Stewart Street Isle of Dogs London E14 3ES
Area served: LAP8\Blackwall and Cubitt Town
Eligibility criteria: Application Demonstrates Min. 10 days prog. Staff police Appropriate completed educational checked age range content Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Trained First Aider Trained Risk Insurance Approved activities Assessor Yes Yes Yes Yes
Project Description: Name: CTYP Summer Fun 2007
Start date: 30/07/2007 Closing Date: 24/08/2007
Financial Summary: Income £ £ Amount requested: 2,000 Total Expenditure: 8,970 Charitable/Business: 3,000 Surplus/Deficit: 4,430 Other Sources: 8,400
Total Income: 13,400
Recommended amount:
£2,000
Programme details: On-site Activities: Educational Learning Outcomes: Mural project (ceramic wall) Knowledge of life saving skills First Aid course for young people Encourage expression through the arts, motivate and Table tennis and pool competition encourage greater participation of young women Dance sessions Healthy living awareness Creative and artistic skills First Aid skills Local Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Sports tournaments: cricket and table Provide stimulation and challenge tennis
Day Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Canoeing, archery, high ropes, Promote team co-operation, enhance health and obstacle courses, ice skating and golf motivation, develop confidence and co-ordination Visit to Madame Tussauds
Participation: Number of young people participating: Boys Girls 80 25 Number of young people per session:
Level of Young people’s involvement in planning and service delivery: The organisation state that youth volunteers will play an active role in supporting the programme, e.g. administration, face-to-face youth work, attending all meetings and training.
Evaluation: Cubitt Town Youth received funding in 2006. A monitoring visit to one of its summer activities observed 21 young men in a 5 a side football competition, as part of a joint LAP fun day at Samuda estate. Other activities on the day included cycling advice & repair service and ceramic mural art project.
The 2007 summer project will run for a total of 4 weeks (5 days a week). The number of participants per session will depend on the type of activities being organised.
The total budget is £13,400 and the application shows a surplus of £4,430 including in kind support.
Summer Grants Summary of Proposal
Organisation: Culloden Bangladeshi Parents Association
Address: 49-51 Aberfeldy Street Poplar London E14 0NU
Area served: LAP7\East India and Lansbury
Eligibility criteria: Application Demonstrates Min. 10 days prog. Staff police Appropriate completed educational checked age range content Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Trained First Aider Trained Risk Insurance Approved activities Assessor Yes Yes Yes Yes
Project Description: Name: Start date: 05/08/2007 Closing Date: 31/08/2007
Financial Summary: Income £ £ Amount requested: 1,718 Total Expenditure: 1,718 Charitable/Business: 0 Surplus/Deficit: 0 Other Sources: 0
Total Income: 1,718
Recommended amount:
£1,718
Programme details: On-site Activities: Educational Learning Outcomes: Tennis/pool, cv workshop, photograph Team work, leadership, communication, organisation, session confidence, motivation and co-operation henna workshop, arts and crafts (girls)
Local Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: History, culture - British Museum, Team work, leadership, communication, organisation, swimming, cinema, bowling, rowing, being responsible, personal discipline, self-stream and estate based sports activities persistence
Day Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Thorpe Park and Brighton seaside - Interacting with other families and children, community family trips cohesion, communication, personal discipline and ice skating, fruit picking encouraging parents in sports activities
Participation: Number of young people participating: Boys Girls 18 12 Number of young people per session: 10 10
Level of Young people’s involvement in planning and service delivery: The application states that a consultative meeting will be organised between CBPA with users and associated organisations to finalise the details of the programme. A group of young people will be recruited a as sub group, who will be involved in decision making on project delivery.
Evaluation: This organisation was successful in securing summer grants funding for the first time in 2006 to support day time activities to complement existing work.
Its 2007 summer programme will be held 5 days a week over a four-week period ending 31 August.
Summer Grants Summary of Proposal
Organisation: Da'watul Islam UK and Eire
Address: 56 Bigland Street London E1 2ND
Area served: LAP4\Shadwell
Eligibility criteria: Application Demonstrates Min. 10 days prog. Staff police Appropriate completed educational checked age range content Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Trained First Aider Trained Risk Insurance Approved activities Assessor Yes Yes Yes Yes
Project Description: Name: Unwind Summer School for Boys
Start date: 06/08/2007 Closing Date: 17/08/2007
Financial Summary: Income £ £ Amount requested: 2,000 Total Expenditure: 4,984 Charitable/Business: 900 Surplus/Deficit: 16 Other Sources: 2,100
Total Income: 5,000
Recommended amount:
£2,000
Programme details: On-site Activities: Educational Learning Outcomes: Indoor sports activities, outdoor sports Physical fitness, confidence building, teamwork, activities, team building exercise, and awareness of various social issues, create sports issues based workshops on gang leadership for the community culture, drug misuse and presentations.
Local Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Football and swimming Improving the level of physical fitness and health and making young children better football players Day Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Museum trips, Bowling and visit to Highlighting the importance of education through Gilwell Park to learn canoeing, rock- educational tours. Gain confidence through these climbing, rifle shooting, grass sledging activities and team spirit and archery
Participation: Number of young people participating: Boys Girls 50 0 Number of young people per session: 40 0
Level of Young people’s involvement in planning and service delivery: The application states that a young people's panel have been created from those that attended in 2006. It is anticipated that the overall benefit to young people will be an increase in confidence and better physical fitness and an awareness of healthier lifestyles.
Evaluation: A monitoring visit in summer 2006 observed 35 young men of Bangladeshi, Somali and Pakistani origin working on a graffiti arts session. They had earlier built and floated a raft, part of a team building skills programme, which some young people said raised their confidence.
The project will run for a total of 2 weeks (5 days a week). The estimated total budget including income from fees is £5,000. The request is for a total grant of £2,000.
Summer Grants Summary of Proposal
Organisation: Development Through Challenge
Address: Mile End Climbing Wall Haverfield Road London E3 5QZ
Area served: LAP5\Bow West
Eligibility criteria: Application Demonstrates Min. 10 days prog. Staff police Appropriate completed educational checked age range content Yes Yes Yes No Yes
Trained First Aider Trained Risk Insurance Approved activities Assessor Yes Yes Yes Yes
Project Description: Name: Summer Climbing Club
Start date: 23/07/2007 Closing Date: 31/08/2007
Financial Summary: Income £ £ Amount requested: 2,000 Total Expenditure: 3,884 Charitable/Business: 884 Surplus/Deficit: 0 Other Sources: 1,000
Total Income: 3,884
Recommended amount:
£0
Programme details: On-site Activities: Educational Learning Outcomes: Indoor climbing: abseiling, rope New experiences and challenges, improved social climbing and bouldering skills and interaction, increased physical activity levels, Kayaking better health awareness, increased environmental Slack Lining awareness, participation, team work, team building Games sessions skills, increased confidence & self-esteem
Local Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Mile End Park - Games sessions New experiences and challenges, improved social skills and interaction, increased physical activity levels, increased environmental awareness, participation, team work and team building skills Day Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes:
Participation: Number of young people participating: Boys Girls 40 40 Number of young people per session: 0 8
Level of Young people’s involvement in planning and service delivery: The application states that consultation will takes place through existing users, from clubs or through schools groups and Pupil Referral Units (PRU's).
Evaluation: The proposal is to provide an indoor climbing facility for a total of 6 weeks (7 days a week). The estimated total budget including subscription is £3,884. Development Through Challenge is requesting a total grant of £2,000. This funding is to cover mostly staff and instructors' costs. Other organisations have included the use of the Mile End Climbing Wall facility in their summer schedule. Therefore there is the possibility of duplicating resources.
Officers are unable to ascertain the veracity of up-to-date CRB checks as not all details were given.
Summer Grants Summary of Proposal
Organisation: Docklands Outreach
Address: St Lukes Church Hall Havannah Street London E14 8NA
Area served: LAP8\Millwall
Eligibility criteria: Application Demonstrates Min. 10 days prog. Staff police Appropriate completed educational checked age range content Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Trained First Aider Trained Risk Insurance Approved activities Assessor Yes Yes Yes Yes
Project Description: Name: Start date: 23/07/2007 Closing Date: 31/08/2007
Financial Summary: Income £ £ Amount requested: 2,000 Total Expenditure: 3,000 Charitable/Business: 360 Surplus/Deficit: 720 Other Sources: 1,360
Total Income: 3,720
Recommended amount:
£2,000
Programme details: On-site Activities: Educational Learning Outcomes: Health & Fitness/Boxing Training: To Employment training, welfare advice and alcohol and encourage and support young people drug misuse treatment, and they will be diverted into in accessing a positive activity other DOC's diversionary programmes. regularly that enables them to Increased awareness and access to local services, participate in a boxing and fitness employment, training, education, advocacy support, environment in an atmosphere of self etc. discipline and respect
Local Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes:
Day Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes:
Participation: Number of young people participating: Boys Girls 50 25 Number of young people per session: 20 40
Level of Young people’s involvement in planning and service delivery: Young people will be actively involved in the Detached Street-work and Outreach programme as volunteers. Young people will be engaged and asked their views and recommendations in order for the organisation to identify gaps in local services provision on a regular and ongoing basis.
Evaluation: In 2006 Docklands Outreach received funding for its summer activities. It made 146 contacts, including 12 young women. 4 recorded and 2 accredited outcomes were achieved.
For 2007 the summer activities will be held at the East Side Gym which was set up to encourage local young people to participate in boxing and fitness disciplines. The summer project will target hard to reach vulnerable young people who are at risk or are involved in crime, substance misuse, anti-social behaviour and are at risk of being socially excluded and who fit into NEET.
Summer Grants Summary of Proposal
Organisation: Ensign Youth Club
Address: Wellclose Square Off the Highway London E1 8HY
Area served: LAP4\Shadwell
Eligibility criteria: Application Demonstrates Min. 10 days prog. Staff police Appropriate completed educational checked age range content Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Trained First Aider Trained Risk Insurance Approved activities Assessor Yes Yes Yes Yes
Project Description: Name: Start date: 23/07/2007 Closing Date: 23/08/2007
Financial Summary: Income £ £ Amount requested: 2,000 Total Expenditure: 2,948 Charitable/Business: 300 Surplus/Deficit: 0 Other Sources: 648
Total Income: 2,948
Recommended amount:
£2,000
Programme details: On-site Activities: Educational Learning Outcomes: Outdoor/indoor sports games and Improved physical fitness, communication skills, tournament Participation and teamwork skills ICT & Internet use for jobs, training, IT skills, job application skills, gaining in self- and safe driving theory practice confidence, communication skills Interview techniques workshop Teamwork skills, design skills Creative arts workshop/competition Understanding of healthy living Healthy living workshops & cookery Barbecue
Local Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Girls karting, water sports and Co-ordination, driving manoeuvring and social skills cinema trip skills
Day Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Go Ape Adventure Forest Limited Building self confidence, overcoming height fears, Bedgebury Forest Visitors Centre developing rope skills and working as a team High ropes forest adventure course
Participation: Number of young people participating: Boys Girls 50 20 Number of young people per session: 35 13
Level of Young people’s involvement in planning and service delivery: Meetings have been held with young people to discuss activities. Discussions have covered areas such as risk assessments, programme design, delivery and evaluation.
Evaluation: Ensign received a grant towards its summer activities in 2006. A monitoring visit observed 22 young men in a 4 a side football competition, at the end of which there was an evaluation of the week's activities.
For 2007 Ensign will organise a range of activities for a total of 5 weeks (4 days a week). The estimated total budget including in kind support is £6,795. The request is for a total grant of £2,000.
Summer Grants Summary of Proposal
Organisation: Good Shepherd Mission
Address: 17 Three Colts Lane Bethnal Green London E2 6JL
Area served: LAP2\Bethnal Green South
Eligibility criteria: Application Demonstrates Min. 10 days prog. Staff police Appropriate completed educational checked age range content Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Trained First Aider Trained Risk Insurance Approved activities Assessor Yes Yes Yes Yes
Project Description: Name: 'Fun In The Sun' summer project
Start date: 30/07/2007 Closing Date: 10/08/2007
Financial Summary: Income £ £ Amount requested: 800 Total Expenditure: 3,810 Charitable/Business: 0 Surplus/Deficit: 1,240 Other Sources: 4,250
Total Income: 5,050
Recommended amount:
£800
Programme details: On-site Activities: Educational Learning Outcomes: Arts and crafts Creativity and self-confidence. Music, including DJing, music decks, Creativity, team work, gaining technical knowledge singing and drumming, dance, sports Physical fitness, creativity, collaboration and games, cooking Fitness, sports and group skills, healthy diets, life skills
Local Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Girls outing to local venue will be Learning to make plans and decisions in a group planned in conjunction with the girls Gaining confidence in working out routes and going to who take part in the project, possible new public venues location include arts centre, water Learning through participating in the chosen activities sports, swimming or climbing wall
Group games, Outdoor swimming, Picnic
Day Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: None planned
Participation: Number of young people participating: Boys Girls 35 30 Number of young people per session: 10 15
Level of Young people’s involvement in planning and service delivery: The application states that the organisation runs ongoing youth work activities with this age group, and their views will inform the content of the programme.
Evaluation: In 2006 this organisation received funding for its summer programme working particularly with girls who have limited opportunities for learning and leisure. A monitoring visit observed a range of activities with 40 young people who said they particularly enjoyed cooking, netball, football and tennis sessions.
Its 2007 summer programme will be held 6 days a week over a two-week period ending 10 August.
Summer Grants Summary of Proposal
Organisation: Horwood Estate Bangla School
Address: 64 Newcourt House Pott Street London E2 0EG
Area served: LAP2\Bethnal Green South
Eligibility criteria: Application Demonstrates Min. 10 days prog. Staff police Appropriate completed educational checked age range content Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Trained First Aider Trained Risk Insurance Approved activities Assessor Yes Yes Yes Yes
Project Description: Name: Summer Holiday Project
Start date: 30/07/2007 Closing Date: 25/08/2007
Financial Summary: Income £ £ Amount requested: 2,000 Total Expenditure: 5,078 Charitable/Business: 2,578 Surplus/Deficit: 0 Other Sources: 500
Total Income: 5,078
Recommended amount:
£2,000
Programme details: On-site Activities: Educational Learning Outcomes: Indoor games of chess, table tennis, Develop problem solving skills, in supporting their ludu, snooker, pool, and arts language development and literacy. competition. 7-a-side football tournament
Local Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Visit Childhood Museum in Bethnal Gain knowledge about oldest and modern transport, Green, London Transport Museum, learn about animal life styles, local history, culture and Mudchute farm. heritage Arts, drawing, and group visit
Day Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Drussilas Park zoo, Hewitts Fruit Knowledge of different wild animals, fruits and plants , Farm, Brighton Museum and Hastings develop numeracy skills Physical exercise and quiz competition
Participation: Number of young people participating: Boys Girls 28 21 Number of young people per session: 25 20
Level of Young people’s involvement in planning and service delivery: The application states that the organisation will consult with young people regarding planning and how to run the summer programme.
Evaluation: In 2005 the project received funding for its summer activities. A monitoring visit observed that on the day the majority of young people were aged 12 or under. Although the session provided recreational activities for the participants, who were making good use of the facilities, there was no evidence of a youth work curriculum being followed. The organisation did not apply for a summer grant in2006. Officers suggest that conditional funding be awarded on the basis that the organisation can demonstrate the benefits to young people aged 13-19.
For 2007 Horwood Estate Bangla School proposes to provide a range of activities for a total of 4 weeks (6 days a week). The estimated total budget including donation from Award For All and Local Network Fund is £5,078. The request is for £2,000.
Summer Grants Summary of Proposal
Organisation: Jagonari Women's Educational Resource Centre
Address: 183-185 Whitechapel Road London E1 1DW
Area served: LAP2\Spitalfields and Banglatown
Eligibility criteria: Application Demonstrates Min. 10 days prog. Staff police Appropriate completed educational checked age range content Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Trained First Aider Trained Risk Insurance Approved activities Assessor Yes Yes Yes Yes
Project Description: Name: Jagonari Girls Project
Start date: 23/07/2007 Closing Date: 10/08/2007
Financial Summary: Income £ £ Amount requested: 2,000 Total Expenditure: 2,000 Charitable/Business: 2,626 Surplus/Deficit: 3,126 Other Sources: 500
Total Income: 5,126
Recommended amount:
£2,000
Programme details: On-site Activities: Educational Learning Outcomes: Digital Portrait Photography: Appreciating the photography profession, and explore Induction to photography equipment it as a career option, improve key communication, and modify photos techniques, use of creativity and develop technical skills. Learn the health ICT to crop, resize and modify photos and environmental benefits of cycling Cycling it Out Project: Get to know the technicalities of a bike Induction into cycling (x2) and Cycle training for beginners
Local Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Visits to local historical places to Visits will take place on a number of different days, so photograph. that by experimenting they also learn and readjust their Group ride and Picnic in Greenwich skills in photography Park This will make the girl's more confident in riding in the park Day Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes:
Participation: Number of young people participating: Boys Girls 0 15 Number of young people per session: 0 15
Level of Young people’s involvement in planning and service delivery: The application states that on-going consultation is done with young people through Jagonari Young Girls Project; this has been used to design the programme. Girls' will be encouraged to actively participate in all the activities, and have a say of how things should be run/delivered. The programme will promote Young Girl's participation in mainstream services.
Evaluation: Jagonari is a women's centre and runs a range of projects, including work with young BME girls (predominantly Bangladeshi), who are at risk of social exclusion; are involved in negative peer groups/ under-achieving in schools/ disengaged from mainstream youth service. The proposed summer (photography and cycling) project will run for a total of 3 weeks (4 days a week). The estimated total budget including in kind support is £5,126. The request is for a total of £2,000.
Summer Grants Summary of Proposal
Organisation: London Somali Action Forum
Address: St George's Town Hall 236 Cable Street Wapping London E1 0BL
Area served: LAP4\Shadwell
Eligibility criteria: Application Demonstrates Min. 10 days prog. Staff police Appropriate completed educational checked age range content Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Trained First Aider Trained Risk Insurance Approved activities Assessor Yes Yes Yes Yes
Project Description: Name: Somali Refugee Photography Project
Start date: 25/07/2007 Closing Date: 24/08/2007
Financial Summary: Income £ £ Amount requested: 2,000 Total Expenditure: 4,575 Charitable/Business: 2,250 Surplus/Deficit: 0 Other Sources: 325
Total Income: 4,575
Recommended amount:
£2,000
Programme details: On-site Activities: Educational Learning Outcomes: Training on: Digital photography, 15 training workshops exploration of issues of identity 1 exhibition of work by young people through visual media, advertising, CD of images created internet technology, digital imaging Increased skills in IT and communication and presentation, research, exhibition Increased confidence and positive diversionary skills activities for young people
Local Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes:
Day Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes:
Participation: Number of young people participating: Boys Girls 5 5 Number of young people per session: 5 5
Level of Young people’s involvement in planning and service delivery: The application states that young people have expressed an interest in learning photography skills. The project will enable participants to acquire personal and social skills through courses that deliver a basic understanding of theory, practice and language associated with photography and digital imaging. It will also offer opportunities for constructive and diversionary activities and access to training for some of the most 'at risk' young people.
Evaluation: London Somali Action Forum was awarded funding in 2006 to deliver an intensive radio broadcast project, following a taster session. 10 young people took part in this project.
For 2007 the organisation is proposing to run a photography project for 10 young people. This will run for a total of 5 weeks (3 days a week). The estimated total budget including in kind support and subscriptions is £4,575. The request is for a total grant of £2,000.
Summer Grants Summary of Proposal
Organisation: Martineau Estate
Address: St George Town Hall 236 Cable Street London E1 0BL
Area served: LAP4\Shadwell
Eligibility criteria: Application Demonstrates Min. 10 days prog. Staff police Appropriate completed educational checked age range content Yes Yes Yes No Yes
Trained First Aider Trained Risk Insurance Approved activities Assessor Yes Yes Yes Yes
Project Description: Name: Summer Project
Start date: 30/07/2007 Closing Date: 24/08/2007
Financial Summary: Income £ £ Amount requested: 1,960 Total Expenditure: 1,960 Charitable/Business: 0 Surplus/Deficit: 2,968 Other Sources: 2,968
Total Income: 4,928
Recommended amount:
£1,960
Programme details: On-site Activities: Educational Learning Outcomes: Workshop on sexual health, drugs Exchange ideas and concepts on issues discussed, and dangers of joy riding such as being healthy and staying safe Drop in session for help filling in forms Supporting young people into further education and and information about courses for training those leaving school Design and produce a piece of art work Arts and crafts
Local Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Swimming Fun day to encourage healthy living Cinema Bowling
Day Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Fruit Picking Fun day to encourage healthy living Stubbers activity
Participation: Number of young people participating: Boys Girls 30 0 Number of young people per session: 15 0
Level of Young people’s involvement in planning and service delivery: Young people were involved in the planning of the programme through planning meeting. They will be asked to put forward a plan with a clear educational outcome. The project is intended to engage young people in a positive manner deterring them from partaking in crime and anti-social behaviour on the estates.
Evaluation: The project will run 3 days a week for a total of 4 weeks, ending 24th August. The estimated total budget including in kind support is £4,928. The request is for a total grant of £1,960.
Summer Grants Summary of Proposal
Organisation: Motiv8 Youth
Address: 8 Coral House Harford Street London E1 4SH
Area served: LAP3\St Dunstan's and Stepney Green
Eligibility criteria: Application Demonstrates Min. 10 days prog. Staff police Appropriate completed educational checked age range content Yes Yes Yes No Yes
Trained First Aider Trained Risk Insurance Approved activities Assessor Yes Yes No Yes
Project Description: Name: Stepney Summer Scheme
Start date: 30/07/2007 Closing Date: 31/08/2007
Financial Summary: Income £ £ Amount requested: 2,000 Total Expenditure: Charitable/Business: 0 Surplus/Deficit: Other Sources: 1,940
Total Income: 3,940
Recommended amount:
£1,000
Programme details: On-site Activities: Educational Learning Outcomes: Indoor/Outdoor sports - football, Improved communication, physical fitness, learning basketball, table tennis, badminton rules and regulations and teamwork Board games and quiz Better mental discipline, increased knowledge of fun Issue based workshops Gain better understanding on the law and victims of crime, effects of drugs and the social cost of crime Local Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: London Eye, go karting, canoeing, Improved geographical knowledge, interpersonal skills, cinema, ice skating and bowling health and safety on roads
Day Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Police training camp, Romford car Gain knowledge about law enforcement and work drome, Kensington Science museum, involved to keep the street safer fruit picking at Hewitts farm, London Improved scientific, historic and media knowledge Dungeons Understanding of environment and importance of healthy eating
Participation: Number of young people participating: Boys Girls 200 0 Number of young people per session: 60 0
Level of Young people’s involvement in planning and service delivery: The application states that young people will be consulted regularly via outreach and group work to plan, share and exchange ideas and information on running the programme.
Evaluation: Motiv8 is proposing to deliver a range of activities from Stepney Green School in partnership with Ocean Youth Connexions. The latter received funding in 2005 and 2006 for summer activities.
Motiv8 is leading on the application for 2007. The project will run for a total of 5 weeks (5 days a week). The estimated total budget including in kind support is £3,940. They seek a total grant of £2,000. Ocean Youth Connexions has submitted separately a duplicate programme of activities.
Stepney Green School has yet to agree for its premises to be used for the summer project. No CRB detail given for one staff member.
Summer Grants Summary of Proposal
Organisation: Mudchute Association
Address: Mudchute Farm Pier Street Isle of Dogs London E14 3HP
Area served: LAP8\Millwall
Eligibility criteria: Application Demonstrates Min. 10 days prog. Staff police Appropriate completed educational checked age range content Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Trained First Aider Trained Risk Insurance Approved activities Assessor Yes Yes Yes Yes
Project Description: Name: Fun on the farm - inclusion project
Start date: 30/07/2007 Closing Date: 24/08/2007
Financial Summary: Income £ £ Amount requested: 2,000 Total Expenditure: 3,150 Charitable/Business: 0 Surplus/Deficit: 0 Other Sources: 1,150
Total Income: 3,150
Recommended amount:
£2,000
Programme details: On-site Activities: Educational Learning Outcomes: Butter making workshops, felt making, Empowering young people through encouraging the arts and crafts, environmental play development of a range of skills, including planning and sports and organisation and communication
Local Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Bowling. Visit to Colchester Zoo, Kent Co-ordination, communication and team building, life Farming World and a seaside resort skills, health and safety, knowledge, environmental awareness Day Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes:
Participation: Number of young people participating: Boys Girls 20 15 Number of young people per session: 7 15
Level of Young people’s involvement in planning and service delivery: The application states that young people will be consulted and enabling them to be involved in the decision making of the entire programme.
Overall young people will be learning numerous skills, some of which include social life, physical fitness, team work, identifying risks. Young people will also be encouraged to support and empower others within the project, working towards social independence.
Evaluation: The project received funding for its 2006 summer programme. Its monitoring returns recorded 29 sessions with an average attendance of 9; a total of 247 for the full programme.
The project will run for a total of 4 weeks (3 days a week). The estimated total budget including funds secured from local and businesses £3,150. The request is for a total grant of £2,000.
Summer Grants Summary of Proposal
Organisation: New Avenues Youth and Community Project
Address: 162 Brick Lane London E1 6RU
Area served: LAP2\Spitalfields and Banglatown
Eligibility criteria: Application Demonstrates Min. 10 days prog. Staff police Appropriate completed educational checked age range content Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Trained First Aider Trained Risk Insurance Approved activities Assessor Yes Yes Yes Yes
Project Description: Name: Start date: 23/07/2007 Closing Date: 31/08/2007
Financial Summary: Income £ £ Amount requested: 2,000 Total Expenditure: 11,935 Charitable/Business: 9,600 Surplus/Deficit: -335 Other Sources: 0
Total Income: 11,600
Recommended amount:
£2,000
Programme details: On-site Activities: Educational Learning Outcomes: IT applications including word, excel Gain one to one support in IT and internet research. Media projects using Applemac and Teamwork using peer leadership skills. Create a CD recording equipment First aid and health and safety Gain accredited qualifications training
Local Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Swimming, Cinema, Parks, Museums Socialise and participate in public life. Increase knowledge of chose specific subjects Day Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Essex and Kent seasides, Social away from London in pleasant surroundings Rickmansworth water sports and boat Overcome fears and engage in activities that are new trip on the Thames to them Explore varied architecture and history
Participation: Number of young people participating: Boys Girls 52 39 Number of young people per session: 12 15
Level of Young people’s involvement in planning and service delivery: The applications states that in May and June there will be outreach including discussion and a questionnaire on realistic and much needed programme of events for the summer.
Evaluation: New Avenues received funding for summer activities in 2006. A monitoring visit observed 60 mixed group of Bengali and Somali young people who said they had enjoyed their summer programme, which included three residential trips, arts and crafts and sporting activities.
For 2007, New Avenues will run a summer project for a total of 6 weeks (7 days a week). The estimated total budget including contributions from various charities is £11,600. The request is for a total grant of £2,000.
Summer Grants Summary of Proposal
Organisation: New Step Training and Development Centre
Address: Unit 3. 27/8 Whitechapel Technology Centre 75 Whitechapel Road London E1 1DU
Area served: LAP3\Whitechapel
Eligibility criteria: Application Demonstrates Min. 10 days prog. Staff police Appropriate completed educational checked age range content Yes Yes Yes No Yes
Trained First Aider Trained Risk Insurance Approved activities Assessor Yes No Yes Yes
Project Description: Name: Start date: 30/07/2007 Closing Date: 31/08/2007
Financial Summary: Income £ £ Amount requested: 2,000 Total Expenditure: 3,495 Charitable/Business: 0 Surplus/Deficit: 5 Other Sources: 1,500
Total Income: 3,500
Recommended amount:
£0
Programme details: On-site Activities: Educational Learning Outcomes: Web page training Beneficiaries will be able to gain OCR level 1 accredited qualification in web page Local Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes:
Day Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes:
Participation: Number of young people participating: Boys Girls 8 0 Number of young people per session: 8 0
Level of Young people’s involvement in planning and service delivery: The application states that the project will be facilitated by a vibrant young volunteer who will act as a role model to inspire other young people. The project will work with a core group of up to 8 young boys on a web page training programme.
Evaluation: The proposed summer programme does not offer a wide range of activities and targets exclusively boys referred by Connexions, therefore the numbers reached are small.
The application does not demonstrate sufficiently that it has a track record of working with young people. It cites St Hilda's Community Centre and Boundary Community School in a working partnership but does not give any indication what this entails. The project is only targeted at 8 boys and is salary costs and does not represent good value for money.
Officers are unable to ascertain the veracity of up-to-date CRB checks as details were not given.
Its 2007 summer programme will be held 5 days a week over a five-week period ending 31 August.
Summer Grants Summary of Proposal
Organisation: Ocean Somali Community Association
Address: Concordia Community Enterprise Centre Railway Arches 420-421 Burdett Road London E3 4AA
Area served: LAP6\Mile End East
Eligibility criteria: Application Demonstrates Min. 10 days prog. Staff police Appropriate completed educational checked age range content Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Trained First Aider Trained Risk Insurance Approved activities Assessor Yes No Yes Yes
Project Description: Name: OSCA Summer Youth Project
Start date: 26/07/2007 Closing Date: 26/08/2007
Financial Summary: Income £ £ Amount requested: 2,500 Total Expenditure: 6,380 Charitable/Business: 0 Surplus/Deficit: 221 Other Sources: 4,101
Total Income: 6,601
Recommended amount:
£2,000
Programme details: On-site Activities: Educational Learning Outcomes: Football Tournament -5 A side Teams Appreciated team work for boys and Basket ball Girls Raise sprit of sports/healthy lifestyle Cultural awareness Knowledge of own culture Community Athletics day at Mile End Fun and information stadium
Local Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes:
Day Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes:
Participation: Number of young people participating: Boys Girls 30 35 Number of young people per session: 25 25
Level of Young people’s involvement in planning and service delivery: Through OSCA youth steering group, sports activities. These projects are run solely by young people.
Evaluation:
The summer project will run for a total of 5 weeks (4 days a week). The estimated total budget including staffing costs, refreshments, stadium hire, awards, activities, and overhead is £6,380. The request is for a total grant of £2,500 (although the application guidelines clearly state a maximum of £2,000).
Summer Grants Summary of Proposal
Organisation: Ocean Youth Connexions
Address: Stepping Stones Farm Stepney Way Stepney Green, London E1 3DG
Area served: LAP3\St Dunstan's and Stepney Green
Eligibility criteria: Application Demonstrates Min. 10 days prog. Staff police Appropriate completed educational checked age range content Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Trained First Aider Trained Risk Insurance Approved activities Assessor Yes Yes Yes Yes
Project Description: Name: Stepney Summer Scheme
Start date: 30/07/2007 Closing Date: 31/08/2007
Financial Summary: Income £ £ Amount requested: 2,000 Total Expenditure: 2,000 Charitable/Business: 0 Surplus/Deficit: 3,098 Other Sources: 3,098
Total Income: 5,098
Recommended amount:
£1,000
Programme details: On-site Activities: Educational Learning Outcomes: Indoor/Outdoor sports - football, Improved communication, physical fitness, learning basketball, table tennis, badminton rules and regulations and teamwork Board games and quiz Better mental discipline, increased knowledge of fun Issue based workshops Gain better understanding on the law and victims of crime, effects of drugs and the social cost of crime Local Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: London Eye, go karting, canoeing, Improved geographical knowledge, interpersonal skills, cinema, ice skating and bowling health and safety on roads
Day Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Police training camp, Romford car ain knowledge about law enforcement and work drome, Kensington Science museum, involved to keep the street safer fruit picking at Hewitts farm, London Improved scientific, historic and media knowledge Dungeons Understanding of environment and importance of healthy eating
Participation: Number of young people participating: Boys Girls 200 0 Number of young people per session: 60 0
Level of Young people’s involvement in planning and service delivery: The application states that young people will be consulted regularly via outreach and group work to plan, share and exchange ideas and information on running the programme.
Evaluation: Ocean Youth Connexions received funding in 2005 and 2006 for summer activities. A monitoring visit in 2006 observed 20 young people taking part in basket ball, IT, computer games, board games, pool. Young people said they had enjoyed trips to Chessington and Thorpe Park. Some young volunteers had taken part in previous summer programmes. Girls have been actively encouraged to join and many attended the trips and award ceremony.
The application for 2007 is an exact duplicate of a joint application from Ocean Connexion and Motiv8, with the latter as main lead. The project will run for a total of 5 weeks (5 days a week). The estimated total budget including in kind support is £5,098. They seek a total grant of £2,000.
The owner of the premises from which the summer project will be based has yet to agree for its facilities to be used.
Summer Grants Summary of Proposal
Organisation: Old Ford Housing Association
Address: 73 Usher Road Bow London E3 2HS
Area served: LAP5\Bow West
Eligibility criteria: Application Demonstrates Min. 10 days prog. Staff police Appropriate completed educational checked age range content Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Trained First Aider Trained Risk Insurance Approved activities Assessor Yes Yes Yes Yes
Project Description: Name: Summer "Launch" – Eastside Youth Centre
Start date: 23/07/2007 Closing Date: 03/08/2007
Financial Summary: Income £ £ Amount requested: 3,000 Total Expenditure: 3,920 Charitable/Business: 0 Surplus/Deficit: 0 Other Sources: 920
Total Income: 3,920
Recommended amount:
£2,000
Programme details: On-site Activities: Educational Learning Outcomes: Music production, drama and dance Creating an awareness social well-being using arts. workshop and issue based workshops Decision making around drug and alcohol misuse, environmental awareness
Local Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Bowling, swimming, go karting and How to debate and discuss, forming positive field trips relationships with peers.
Day Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes:
Participation: Number of young people participating: Boys Girls 30 18 Number of young people per session: 20 15
Level of Young people’s involvement in planning and service delivery: The applications states that programmes are usually designed with staff and up to 4 young people.
Evaluation: The project received summer grant funding in 2006. A monitoring visit observed boys preparing to visit Lee Valley. A follow up visit observed 14 young people taking part in a generic youth work session.
For 2007 The project will run for a total of 2 weeks (5 days a week). The estimated total budget including in kind support is £3,920. The request is for a total grant of £3,000.
Summer Grants Summary of Proposal
Organisation: On the One
Address: St George's Town Hall 236 Cable Street Wapping London E1 0BL
Area served: Boroughwide
Eligibility criteria: Application Demonstrates Min. 10 days prog. Staff police Appropriate completed educational checked age range content Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Trained First Aider Trained Risk Insurance Approved activities Assessor Yes Yes Yes Yes
Project Description: Name: Start date: 25/07/2007 Closing Date: 24/08/2007
Financial Summary: Income £ £ Amount requested: 4,558 Total Expenditure: 7,942 Charitable/Business: 0 Surplus/Deficit: 0 Other Sources: 3,384
Total Income: 7,942
Recommended amount:
£2,000
Programme details: On-site Activities: Educational Learning Outcomes: Training will be offered in the The project will result in the following outcomes: following areas: 15 training workshops Digital music technology 5 live broadcasts Internet technology 30 young people in the project Broadcasting and presentation skills Music CDs created Research skills Opportunity to gain accredited training News journalism IT & Communication skills Internet archiving Building self-confidence
Local Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes:
Day Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes:
Participation: Number of young people participating: Boys Girls 25 5 Number of young people per session: 5 1
Level of Young people’s involvement in planning and service delivery: The organisation reports that the project has been developed in consultation with young people who live on targeted estates in Tower Hamlets and who have indicated that they would like the opportunity to learn to create and broadcast their own music tracks. Participants of the project will continue to be involved in the delivery of the project, including planning a live broadcast over the duration of a week's training.
The project will also provide young people with a platform to comment on issues that affect lives and will create a forum that aims to raise awareness, promote tolerance and improve understanding between communities.
Evaluation: On the One received summer funding in 2006 for a radio broadcast project over 15 sessions for young people across the borough.
For 2007 On the One will run for a total of 5 weeks (3 days a week). The estimated total budget including in kind support is £7,942. The request is for a total grant of £4,558.
Summer Grants Summary of Proposal
Organisation: Paradise Zone Youth Centre
Address: c/o The Salvation Army Kerby Street Poplar London E14 6AJ
Area served: LAP7\East India and Lansbury
Eligibility criteria: Application Demonstrates Min. 10 days prog. Staff police Appropriate completed educational checked age range content Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Trained First Aider Trained Risk Insurance Approved activities Assessor Yes Yes Yes Yes
Project Description: Name: Start date: 23/07/2007 Closing Date: 03/08/2007
Financial Summary: Income £ £ Amount requested: 800 Total Expenditure: 2,820 Charitable/Business: 1,600 Surplus/Deficit: -120 Other Sources: 300
Total Income: 2,700
Recommended amount:
£800
Programme details: On-site Activities: Educational Learning Outcomes: Leadership skills, including games, group work and social interaction, skills enhancement, arts and crafts, music, drama, IT, raised awareness of self and others self expression, video, cooking and sports creativity, confidence building, trust building communication skills Local Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Climbing wall, watersports centre, Teamwork, self development, character building, new local parks and museums skills, team work, fitness, character development and learning new experiences Day Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Country parks Duke of Edinburgh Award expedition
Participation: Number of young people participating: Boys Girls 5 5 Number of young people per session: 5 5
Level of Young people’s involvement in planning and service delivery: The application states that young people will be involved in planning and running the project through consultations and implementing feedback from summer activities in 2006.
Evaluation: Paradise Zone received funding for its summer activities in 2006. An evaluation report noted that young people had been involved in a radio production project which was broadcast live. Young people also extended their summer activities to work with Trees for Cities to complete a mosaic project in a neighbouring market place.
For 2007 Paradise The project will run for a total of 2 weeks (5 days a week). The estimated total budget including funding from Salvation Army is £2,700. The request is for a total grant of £800.
Summer Grants Summary of Proposal
Organisation: Poplar Harca - Limehouse/Blackwall
Address: Limehouse Youth Centre Limehouse Causeway London E14 8AG
Area served: LAP7\Limehouse
Eligibility criteria: Application Demonstrates Min. 10 days prog. Staff police Appropriate completed educational checked age range content Yes Yes Yes No Yes
Trained First Aider Trained Risk Insurance Approved activities Assessor Yes Yes Yes Yes
Project Description: Name: Limehouse Youth Centre
Start date: 30/07/2007 Closing Date: 24/08/2007
Financial Summary: Income £ £ Amount requested: 2,000 Total Expenditure: 7,443 Charitable/Business: 1,800 Surplus/Deficit: -826 Other Sources: 2,817
Total Income: 6,617
Recommended amount:
£2,000
Programme details: On-site Activities: Educational Learning Outcomes: Indoor activities: pool competitions, Develop ICT skills, co-ordination, build confidence and table tennis competitions ICT social development programme Develop knowledge around active, healthy lifestyles, general fitness, communication skills, and recognising Outdoor games: cricket, football and their own achievements basketball
Joint end of summer football tournament with Linc Centre
Local Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Sports and Leisure trips Access to different environments for activities, decision making, event organising and budget costing, social interaction and acceptable public behaviour Day Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Woodland Park Activity Centre Develop confidence and self-esteem, effective communication, teamwork skills, access to different environments and leisure activities
Participation: Number of young people participating: Boys Girls 12 12 Number of young people per session: 8 8
Level of Young people’s involvement in planning and service delivery: The organisation reports that consultation has already taken place where young people put forward their ideas for the project. They plan a second consultation in which young people together with staff will plan the final content of the course. During the programme the young people will be involved in running of the daily activities, e.g. peer leading, registration process and final evaluation. The summer project will enable young people to gain accredited certificates to further support their learning and post 16 transitions.
Evaluation: Limehouse Youth Centre received funding in 2006 towards its summer activities - Music media course, including animation, music production, and videography. An evaluation report noted 3 recorded outcomes had been achieved.
For 2007 the project will run for a total of 4 weeks (5 days a week). The estimated total budget including in kind support is £7,443. The request is for a total grant of £2,000. There is an anticipated deficit of £826.
Summer Grants Summary of Proposal
Organisation: Poplar Harca - Linc Senior Youth Project
Address: Linc Centre 70 Fern Street Bow London E3 3PR
Area served: LAP6\Bromley by Bow
Eligibility criteria: Application Demonstrates Min. 10 days prog. Staff police Appropriate completed educational checked age range content Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Trained First Aider Trained Risk Insurance Approved activities Assessor Yes Yes Yes Yes
Project Description: Name: Linc Senior Youth Project
Start date: 23/07/2007 Closing Date: 24/08/2007
Financial Summary: Income £ £ Amount requested: 2,000 Total Expenditure: 9,156 Charitable/Business: 1,800 Surplus/Deficit: -734 Other Sources: 4,622
Total Income: 8,422
Recommended amount:
£2,000
Programme details: On-site Activities: Educational Learning Outcomes: Photography/visual arts projects, DJ Developing ICT skills, co-ordination skills, building Music workshops, BST Dance confidence, social development Leaders award, Arts and Craft Mural, Healthy lifestyle and general fitness ICT programme, table tennis and pool Teamwork and communication skills competitions, drama project, end of Building confidence Summer festival Local Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: British Museum, theatre, rock Experience of different environments climbing, canoeing, sailing Decision making skills, event organising skills, budgeting skills, social skills, developing a knowledge of culture and history Day Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Swimming - Dolphin Splash Down, Building self-confidence, Communication skills, team Milton Keynes, Brentwood Park Ski work skills, experience of a different environment and Snowboard Centre, Brentwood, Theme Park in Drayton Manor, Staffordshire, Woodland Park Activity Centre, Longfield, Kent
Participation: Number of young people participating: Boys Girls 20 10 Number of young people per session: 8 14
Level of Young people’s involvement in planning and service delivery: The application states that a consultation session with young people has already taken place in which young people have put forward ideas for the summer project. There will be a second consultation in which the young people will plan in more detail with staff of the final programme of activities. During the project, the young people will be involved in the running of the day to day activities, e.g. peer leadership, involvement in registration process.
Evaluation: Linc Senior Youth Project received funding in 2006 towards its summer project. An evaluation report stated that the summer activities achieved 6 recorded and 34 accredited learning outcomes.
For 2007 the project will run for a total of 4 weeks (5 days a week). The estimated total budget including premises hire and in kind support is £9,156. The request is for a total grant of £2,000. There is an anticipated deficit of £734.
Summer Grants Summary of Proposal
Organisation: Redcoat Community Centre
Address: 256 Stepney Way London E1 3DS
Area served: LAP3\St Dunstan's and Stepney Green
Eligibility criteria: Application Demonstrates Min. 10 days prog. Staff police Appropriate completed educational checked age range content No Yes Yes No Yes
Trained First Aider Trained Risk Insurance Approved activities Assessor Yes Yes Yes Yes
Project Description: Name: Start date: 23/07/2007 Closing Date: 24/08/2007
Financial Summary: Income £ £ Amount requested: Total Expenditure: 2,250 Charitable/Business: Surplus/Deficit: Other Sources:
Total Income:
Recommended amount:
£0
Programme details: On-site Activities: Educational Learning Outcomes: Karomboard, darts, arts & crafts, Stay fit and active snooker, badminton, pool
Local Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Greenwich maritime, Bethnal Green Education activities Children Museum, British Museum, Science Museum
Day Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Hewitt's Fruit Farm in Orpington, Social and recreational London Zoo, Alton Tower, Chessington Adventure, Legoland, Margate and Brighton seaside
Participation: Number of young people participating: Boys Girls 15 5 Number of young people per session: 15 5
Level of Young people’s involvement in planning and service delivery: The application states that young people will be requested to input their thoughts and ideas on a daily basis on programme delivery.
Evaluation: Redcoat Community Centre is applying for summer grants funding to provide a range of indoor and outdoor social and educational activities for young people.
The project will run for a total of 5 weeks (5 days a week). No income budget is given although the estimated expenditure budget is given as £2,250.
Officers are concerned that only named worker will work with up to 15 young people. The application states that 10 volunteers will be assisting the youth worker, however no CRB details have been submitted for these volunteers nor the named first aider.
Summer Grants Summary of Proposal
Organisation: Redcoat Youth Project
Address: St Georges Town Hall 236 Cable Street London E1 0Bl
Area served: LAP3\St Dunstan's and Stepney Green
Eligibility criteria: Application Demonstrates Min. 10 days prog. Staff police Appropriate completed educational checked age range content Yes Yes Yes No Yes
Trained First Aider Trained Risk Insurance Approved activities Assessor Yes Yes Yes Yes
Project Description: Name: RYP Summer
Start date: 30/07/2007 Closing Date: 24/08/2007
Financial Summary: Income £ £ Amount requested: 2,000 Total Expenditure: 1,113 Charitable/Business: 0 Surplus/Deficit: 5,355 Other Sources: 4,468
Total Income: 6,468
Recommended amount:
£2,000
Programme details: On-site Activities: Educational Learning Outcomes: Workshop on sexual health, drugs Exchange ideas and concepts on issues discussed, and dangers of joy riding such as being healthy and staying safe Drop in session for help filling in forms Supporting young people into further education and and information about courses for training those leaving school Design and produce a piece of art work Arts and crafts
Local Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Swimming Fun day to encourage healthy living Cinema Bowling
Day Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Encourage young people to eat health organic food Outdoor education
Participation: Number of young people participating: Boys Girls 40 0 Number of young people per session: 20 0
Level of Young people’s involvement in planning and service delivery: Young people were involved in the planning of the programme through the youth council and meetings. They were asked to put forward a plan with a clear educational outcome. The programme will engage young people in a positive manner deterring them from engaging in crime and anti-social behaviour on the estates.
Evaluation: The summer 2007 project will run 3 days a week over 4 weeks, ending 24th August. The estimated total budget including in kind support is £6,468. The request is for a total grant of £2,000 although the budget adds up to £1,113.
Summer Grants Summary of Proposal
Organisation: Shadwell Basin Outdoor Activity Centre
Address: 3-4 Shadwell Pierhead Glamis Road Wapping London E1W 3TD
Area served: Boroughwide
Eligibility criteria: Application Demonstrates Min. 10 days prog. Staff police Appropriate completed educational checked age range content Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Trained First Aider Trained Risk Insurance Approved activities Assessor Yes Yes Yes Yes
Project Description: Name: Summer holiday programme
Start date: 23/07/2007 Closing Date: 24/08/2007
Financial Summary: Income £ £ Amount requested: 1,600 Total Expenditure: 11,717 Charitable/Business: 5,160 Surplus/Deficit: 0 Other Sources: 4,957
Total Income: 11,717
Recommended amount:
£1,600
Programme details: On-site Activities: Educational Learning Outcomes: sailing, canoeing, kayaking, climbing skills development, including gaining NGB award, and high rope course gaining self confidence, interaction with others fun day and presentation awards on the last day of the project to recognise young peoples achievements
Local Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: canoeing and kayak trips on local team work, skill improvement, trip planning, canals and sailing and kayaking trips organisational skills, knowledge of local venues and a on the river Thames chance to try out skills in a different environment
Day Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: climbing trips to sandstone outcrops team work, skill improvement, trip planning, in the southeast organisational skills, knowledge of local venues and a chance to try out skills in a different environment
Participation: Number of young people participating: Boys Girls 120 60 Number of young people per session: 18 12
Level of Young people’s involvement in planning and service delivery: Core members of the youth club are involved in the selection of the days activities and the planning of all day trips. Many young people will be coming via organised groups who will select activities before coming to Shadwell Basins.
Evaluation: A monitoring visit to their summer project in 2006 observed 50 young people taking part in climbing, kayaking and canoeing. Young people said that they found the activities rewarding and that they were learning real skills. Young people were aware of the health and safety procedures.
Its 2007 summer programme will be similar to 2006 and will be held 5 days a week over a five- week period ending 24 August.
Summer Grants Summary of Proposal
Organisation: Somali Education and Cultural Project
Address: Wessex Centre Hadleigh Street London E2 0LB
Area served: LAP2\Bethnal Green South
Eligibility criteria: Application Demonstrates Min. 10 days prog. Staff police Appropriate completed educational checked age range content Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Trained First Aider Trained Risk Insurance Approved activities Assessor Yes Yes Yes Yes
Project Description: Name: Somali Summer Scheme
Start date: 23/07/2007 Closing Date: 30/08/2007
Financial Summary: Income £ £ Amount requested: 2,000 Total Expenditure: 3,024 Charitable/Business: 1,000 Surplus/Deficit: 0 Other Sources: 24
Total Income: 3,024
Recommended amount:
£2,000
Programme details: On-site Activities: Educational Learning Outcomes: Indoor sport - table tennis, snooker, Gain good understanding about IT and filming, video pool editing. Internet IT Filming and video
Local Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Local museum and a trip to the library Introduce young people to educational and recreational and to introduce them to existing local facilities youth clubs and facilities
Day Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: High ropes, climbing and canoeing Will encourage young people to work as a team
Participation: Number of young people participating: Boys Girls 45 45 Number of young people per session: 25 25
Level of Young people’s involvement in planning and service delivery: The programme will help young people gain confidence, teamwork experience with the community.
Evaluation:
A monitoring visit to the summer project in 2006 observed 30 young people (20 boys/10 girls) playing badminton and football. The funding also supported a structured football training project, designed to identify talent and raise sporting expectations, whilst minimising antisocial behaviour in the summer holidays.
The summer programme will run for a total of 6 weeks ((4 days a week). The estimated total budget including funding from Hilden Charity) is £3,024. The request is for a total of £2,000.
Summer Grants Summary of Proposal
Organisation: Somali Employment and Training Project (SETP)
Address: The Tab Centre 18 - 20 Hackney Road London E2 7NS
Area served: LAP1\Weavers
Eligibility criteria: Application Demonstrates Min. 10 days prog. Staff police Appropriate completed educational checked age range content Yes Yes Yes No Yes
Trained First Aider Trained Risk Insurance Approved activities Assessor Yes Yes Yes Yes
Project Description: Name: Move On
Start date: 23/07/2007 Closing Date: 31/08/2007
Financial Summary: Income £ £ Amount requested: 1,930 Total Expenditure: 2,430 Charitable/Business: 0 Surplus/Deficit: 0 Other Sources: 500
Total Income: 2,430
Recommended amount:
£1,930
Programme details: On-site Activities: Educational Learning Outcomes: Job search methods and interviews, Gain job search skills, complete job applications, application workshops, personal communications skills, planning and team building development workshops skills
Local Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Visit youth related services Confidence that services are provided in a fair and equitable way Day Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes:
Participation: Number of young people participating: Boys Girls 10 15 Number of young people per session: 10 5
Level of Young people’s involvement in planning and service delivery: The application states that young people will decide which subjects to focus on. Young volunteers will be involved in marketing the programme.
Evaluation:
The summer project will run for a total of 5 weeks (2 days a week). The estimated total budget including other funding raised is £2,430. The request is for a total grant of £1,930
Officers are unable to ascertain the veracity of CRB checks as details were not given for staff and volunteers.
Summer Grants Summary of Proposal
Organisation: Somali Integration Team (SIT)
Address: 12 Wickford Street London E1 5QN
Area served: Boroughwide
Eligibility criteria: Application Demonstrates Min. 10 days prog. Staff police Appropriate completed educational checked age range content Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Trained First Aider Trained Risk Insurance Approved activities Assessor Yes Yes Yes Yes
Project Description: Name: Somali Girls Support Project
Start date: 25/07/2007 Closing Date: 29/08/2007
Financial Summary: Income £ £ Amount requested: 2,000 Total Expenditure: 2,000 Charitable/Business: 2,000 Surplus/Deficit: 2,700 Other Sources: 700
Total Income: 4,700
Recommended amount:
£2,000
Programme details: On-site Activities: Educational Learning Outcomes: Arts and crafts (silk painting, Socialising, arts & crafts skills. stitching). Hope to work with A-team Basic understanding of discussion topics and being Arts. Discussion on issue based given contact details of independent bodies who are topics, including smoking/drugs, able to help healthy eating, FGM and hosting Life skills, designing skills, planning & researching Somali women guest speakers skills, social skills, good citizenship
Local Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Tennis's, Picnic Bethnal Green Park Fitness, team work Horse riding Lea Valley Riding and grooming a horse in a closed indoor section with a female instructor Learning physical skills Hope to break certain sexism barriers which prevents girls from doing certain activities Physical skills. Day Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes:
Participation: Number of young people participating: Boys Girls 0 40 Number of young people per session: 0 20
Level of Young people’s involvement in planning and service delivery: The application states that the youth club is currently managed by young people who meet up once a month for the steering group.
Evaluation: The project will run for a total of 6 weeks (6 days a week). The estimated total budget including in-kind support is £4,700. The request is for a total grant of £2,000 The application shows a surplus of £2,700 which will go towards residential trips (not funded by summer programme in 2007).
Summer Grants Summary of Proposal
Organisation: Splash Youth and Community Programme
Address: St Matthias Centre (Youth Centre) 113 Poplar High Street Woodstock Terrace London E14 0AE
Area served: LAP7\Limehouse
Eligibility criteria: Application Demonstrates Min. 10 days prog. Staff police Appropriate completed educational checked age range content Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Trained First Aider Trained Risk Insurance Approved activities Assessor Yes Yes Yes Yes
Project Description: Name: SPLASH
Start date: 23/07/2007 Closing Date: 31/08/2007
Financial Summary: Income £ £ Amount requested: 2,000 Total Expenditure: 11,000 Charitable/Business: 5,550 Surplus/Deficit: 0 Other Sources: 3,450
Total Income: 11,000
Recommended amount:
£2,000
Programme details: On-site Activities: Educational Learning Outcomes: Estate based (youth club extra) Exposure to IT and internet programmes, positive programme, Oasis (personal recreational games, such as board games, group development programme) discussion, homework/study support, positive interaction with peer group, drugs, peer mentoring, personal development, first aid training accreditations Local Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Car Drome (learn to drive) Driving appreciation skills/theory testing, healthy living Sports day even (Mile End Stadium) games/experiences and sports participation, cross club Inter-club visits networking and area participation
Day Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Cinema and swimming (Waterfront in Group exercise and planning of event, healthy living Woolwich) individual and group activity
Participation: Number of young people participating: Boys Girls 80 50 Number of young people per session: 44 14
Level of Young people’s involvement in planning and service delivery: The application states that Splash undertakes an extensive outreach and street intervention programme designed to best secure the view of young people from each estate, many of whom do not access mainstream provisions. No activity is put together without the general consensus of young people.
Evaluation: SPLASH received funding in 2006 towards its summer activities. The project organised a range of activities including specific dance sessions designed to attract more girls to discover the Summer Programme, thereby developing a more even representation. For 2007 Splash will be targeting local young people, in particular, those who are at risk or who are known to police and often deemed problematic or engaging in anti-social behaviour. The project will run for a total of 5 weeks (4 days a week). The estimated total budget including funding from BBC Children In Need, Isle of Dogs Community Foundation is £11,000. The request is for a total grant of £2,000.
Summer Grants Summary of Proposal
Organisation: St Andrew's Wharf Youth Programme
Address: 87 Preston's Road London E14 9NP
Area served: LAP8\Blackwall and Cubitt Town
Eligibility criteria: Application Demonstrates Min. 10 days prog. Staff police Appropriate completed educational checked age range content Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Trained First Aider Trained Risk Insurance Approved activities Assessor Yes Yes Yes Yes
Project Description: Name: St. Andrew's Summer Programme
Start date: 01/08/2007 Closing Date: 31/08/2007
Financial Summary: Income £ £ Amount requested: 1,600 Total Expenditure: 7,838 Charitable/Business: 3,800 Surplus/Deficit: 0 Other Sources: 2,438
Total Income: 7,838
Recommended amount:
£1,600
Programme details: On-site Activities: Educational Learning Outcomes: Estate based (youth club extra) Exposure to IT and internet programmes, positive programme recreational games, such as board games, group discussion, homework/study support, positive Oasis (personal development interaction with peer group, drugs, peer mentoring, programme) personal development, first aid training accreditations
Local Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Car Drome (learn to drive) Driving appreciation skills/theory testing, healthy living games/experiences and sports participation, cross club Sports day event (Mile End Stadium) networking and area participation
Inter-club visits
Day Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Cinema and swimming (Mile End) Group exercise and planning of event, healthy living individual and group activity
Participation: Number of young people participating: Boys Girls 100 40 Number of young people per session: 60 20
Level of Young people’s involvement in planning and service delivery: The application states that St. Andrew's undertakes an extensive outreach and street intervention programme designed to best secure the views of young people from each estate. Furthermore, activities are only put together with the general consensus of young people. Overall benefit to young people will be to realise their potentials and start to evaluate the effect that they have on their communities and peers.
Evaluation: St Andrew's Wharf project received Summer Grants in 2006. For 2007 St Andrew’s will be targeting local young people, in particular, those who are at risk or who are known to police and often deemed problematic or engaging in anti-social behaviour. The project will run for a total of weeks (4 days a week). The estimated total budget including funding from BBC Children In Need, Isle of Dogs Community Foundation is £7,838. The request is for a total grant of £1,600.
Summer Grants Summary of Proposal
Organisation: St Hilda's East Community Centre
Address: 18 Club Row Bethnal Green London E2 7EY
Area served: LAP1\Weavers
Eligibility criteria: Application Demonstrates Min. 10 days prog. Staff police Appropriate completed educational checked age range content Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Trained First Aider Trained Risk Insurance Approved activities Assessor Yes Yes Yes Yes
Project Description: Name: HAYA Girls
Start date: 23/07/2007 Closing Date: 24/08/2007
Financial Summary: Income £ £ Amount requested: 2,000 Total Expenditure: 2,750 Charitable/Business: 0 Surplus/Deficit: 0 Other Sources: 750
Total Income: 2,750
Recommended amount:
£1,000
Programme details: On-site Activities: Educational Learning Outcomes: Sports and fitness training, including Improve health awareness, discipline, raise indoor football, badminton, creative confidence, motivation and develop teamwork arts, career development training, improved use in digital technology raise awareness of generic club sessions, youth key issues affecting young people and constructive development and participation, issue ways of dealing with them, career options based workshops, digital arts/ media Local Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Visits to Canary Wharf and Awareness of the financial services industry and Docklands, Idea Stores, Layton potential future employment opportunities, encourage Lagoon, Brady Arts cultural events community cohesion Day Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Brighton & Blackpool Political Understand democracy, citizenship, encouraging conferences voting amongst young people. Gain better Oxford/Cambridge University understanding of higher education and overcome Windsor Safari Park and Kew perceived barriers. Understand wildlife, conservation Gardens and developing and awareness of horticulture
Participation: Number of young people participating: Boys Girls 0 45 Number of young people per session: 0 15
Level of Young people’s involvement in planning and service delivery: The application states that St Hilda's youth project has an active youth consultation programme, as part of the Peer Leadership initiative. The project will include project planning with young people and final evaluation of the project will be undertaken by key stakeholders. The proposed project is intended to empower young people and enable develop new skills and take leading roles in planning, delivery and evaluation of the programme.
Evaluation: A monitoring visit in summer 2006 observed an ethnically mixed group of 20 young women making banners and T-shirts printing. Participants said their summer programme had gone according to plan and had given them the opportunity to work on projects of their own choosing
For 2007 St. Hilda's will target some of the most hard to reach and disadvantaged young people. This application is to support a girls only project, and is one of three applications from St Hilda's (Surjamuki and Empower Boys being the other two). The project will run for a total of 5 weeks (3 days a week). The estimated total budget including in kind support is £2,750. The request is for a total grant of £2,000.
Summer Grants Summary of Proposal
Organisation: St Hilda's East Community Centre
Address: 18 Club Row Bethnal Green London E2 7EY
Area served: LAP1\Weavers
Eligibility criteria: Application Demonstrates Min. 10 days prog. Staff police Appropriate completed educational checked age range content Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Trained First Aider Trained Risk Insurance Approved activities Assessor Yes Yes Yes Yes
Project Description: Name: Surjamuki Disabled Youth Project
Start date: 23/07/2007 Closing Date: 24/08/2007
Financial Summary: Income £ £ Amount requested: 2,000 Total Expenditure: 2,750 Charitable/Business: 0 Surplus/Deficit: 0 Other Sources: 750
Total Income: 2,750
Recommended amount:
£1,000
Programme details: On-site Activities: Educational Learning Outcomes: Sports and fitness training, including Improve health awareness, discipline, raise indoor football and badminton confidence, motivation and develop teamwork Creative arts, career development improved use in digital technology raise awareness of training, generic club sessions, youth key issues affecting young people and constructive development and participation ways of dealing with them, career options issue based workshops, digital arts and media Local Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Visits to Canary Wharf and Awareness of the financial services industry and Docklands, Idea Stores, Layton potential future employment opportunities, encourage Lagoon, Brady Arts cultural events community cohesion Day Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Brighton & Blackpool Political Understanding to democracy, citizenship and conferences encouraging voting amongst young people Oxford/Cambridge University Gain better understanding of higher education and Windsor Safari Park and Kew overcome perceived barriers Gardens Understanding of wildlife, conservation and developing and awareness of horticulture
Participation: Number of young people participating: Boys Girls 15 15 Number of young people per session: 8 7
Level of Young people’s involvement in planning and service delivery: The application states that St Hilda's youth project has an active youth consultation programme, as part of the Peer Leadership initiative. The project will include project planning with young people and final evaluation of the project will be undertaken by key stakeholders.
The proposed project is intended to empower young people and enable develop new skills and take leading roles in planning, delivery and evaluation of the programme.
Evaluation:
This application is to support a some of the most hard to reach and disadvantage young people, particularly disabled young people from the Bangladeshi community who are at risk of social exclusion This is one of three applications from St Hilda's (HAYA Girls and Empower Boys being the other two). The project will run for a total of 5 weeks (3 days a week). The estimated total budget including in kind support is £2,750. The request is for a total grant of £2,000. Summer Grants Summary of Proposal
Organisation: St Hilda's East Community Centre
Address: 18 Club Row Bethnal Green London E2 7EY
Area served: LAP1\Weavers
Eligibility criteria: Application Demonstrates Min. 10 days prog. Staff police Appropriate completed educational checked age range content Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Trained First Aider Trained Risk Insurance Approved activities Assessor Yes Yes Yes Yes
Project Description: Name: Empower Boys
Start date: 23/07/2007 Closing Date: 24/08/2007
Financial Summary: Income £ £ Amount requested: 2,000 Total Expenditure: 2,750 Charitable/Business: 0 Surplus/Deficit: 0 Other Sources: 750
Total Income: 2,750
Recommended amount:
£2,000
Programme details: On-site Activities: Educational Learning Outcomes: Sports and fitness training, including Improve health awareness, discipline, raise indoor football and badminton confidence, motivation and develop teamwork Creative arts, career development improved use in digital technology raise awareness of training, generic club sessions, youth key issues affecting young people and constructive development and participation ways of dealing with them, career options issue based workshops, digital arts and media
Local Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Visits to Canary Wharf and Awareness of the financial services industry and Docklands, Idea Stores, Layton potential future employment opportunities, encourage Lagoon, Brady Arts cultural events community cohesion Day Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Brighton & Blackpool Political Understanding to democracy, citizenship and conferences encouraging voting amongst young people Oxford/Cambridge University Gain better understanding of higher education and Windsor Safari Park and Kew overcome perceived barriers Gardens Understanding of wildlife, conservation and developing and awareness of horticulture
Participation: Number of young people participating: Boys Girls 35 0 Number of young people per session: 15 0
Level of Young people’s involvement in planning and service delivery: The application states that St Hilda's youth project has an active youth consultation programme, as part of the Peer Leadership initiative. The project will include project planning with young people and final evaluation of the project will be undertaken by key stakeholders. The proposed project is intended to empower young people, support and enable develop new skills and take leading roles in planning, delivery and evaluation of the programme.
Evaluation:
Empower Boys project received funding in 2006 to support some of the most hard to reach and disadvantage young people, particularly those from the Bangladeshi community and at risk of social exclusion. This is one of three applications from St Hilda's (HAYA Girls and Surjamuki being the other two). Empower Boys project will run for a total of 5 weeks (3 days a week). The estimated total budget including in kind support is £2,750. The request is for a total grant of £2,000.
Summer Grants Summary of Proposal
Organisation: St Peter's Community and Advice Centre
Address: 1 Marian Place (off Pritchards Road) Bethnal Green London E2 9AX
Area served: LAP1\Bethnal Green North
Eligibility criteria: Application Demonstrates Min. 10 days prog. Staff police Appropriate completed educational checked age range content Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Trained First Aider Trained Risk Insurance Approved activities Assessor Yes Yes Yes Yes
Project Description: Name: St. Peter's North Community Centre
Start date: 21/07/2007 Closing Date: 02/09/2007
Financial Summary: Income £ £ Amount requested: 2,000 Total Expenditure: 4,642 Charitable/Business: 2,352 Surplus/Deficit: 0 Other Sources: 290
Total Income: 4,642
Recommended amount:
£2,000
Programme details: On-site Activities: Educational Learning Outcomes: 3 days: Indoor games, board games, Opportunity to socialise in a safe ad friendly table tennis, pool environment 2 days: Indoor activities of arts and Encourage children and young people to play together, crafts, creative writing, dance drama, strengthen relationships, taking responsibilities fashion show 1 day: end of summer party Local Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: 1 day: Canal boat trip, Lea Valley & Learn more about local history Regent Canal 1 x day: Ice skating at Lea Valley Ice Participate in new types of sports activities Rink I day: Canoeing at Shadwell Basin Improve physical health through uptake of sports 2 days: Outdoor sports activities at activities Victoria Park, Millennium Park Improve team building skills Day Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: 1 day: Visit to Madam Tussauds Fun day out - an opportunity to experience something new
Participation: Number of young people participating: Boys Girls 0 60 Number of young people per session: 0 30
Level of Young people’s involvement in planning and service delivery: The application states that a young people's steering group will be consulted about the summer activities and outings.
Evaluation:
The summer project is intended to complement existing work with girls and young women. The project will run for a total of 6 weeks (2 days a week). The estimated total budget including charitable donations from BBC Children in Need and Jack Petchey Foundation is £4,642. The request is for a total grant of £2,000.
Summer Grants Summary of Proposal
Organisation: Stifford TJRS Community Centre
Address: 2-6 Cressy Place Stepney London E1 3JG
Area served: LAP3\St Dunstan's and Stepney Green
Eligibility criteria: Application Demonstrates Min. 10 days prog. Staff police Appropriate completed educational checked age range content Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Trained First Aider Trained Risk Insurance Approved activities Assessor Yes Yes Yes Yes
Project Description: Name: Stifford Summer Project
Start date: 23/07/2007 Closing Date: 31/08/2007
Financial Summary: Income £ £ Amount requested: 2,000 Total Expenditure: 11,035 Charitable/Business: 5,935 Surplus/Deficit: 0 Other Sources: 3,100
Total Income: 11,035
Recommended amount:
£2,000
Programme details: On-site Activities: Educational Learning Outcomes: Board games (inc. Chess and Carom Develop teamwork spirit, build relationships with Board competition) groups outside own neighbourhood. Increase Anti-social behaviour workshops understanding and knowledge of different issues. Photography workshop Broaden horizon of young people through art and Art competition photography. Competitive edge in career opportunities Local Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Football training and tournament, Physical exercise, build relationship with other youth bowling, ice Skating, Swimming (male groups and understanding different communities and female separate sessions) Sports skills, gain knowledge of local sports facilities Climbing, high rope, canoeing, and sailing at Shadwell Basin Day Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Day Trip to Isle Of Wight, or Brighton, Gain knowledge of flora and fauna or Southend On Sea Gain knowledge of fruit and vegetables Orpington Fruit Farm (optional) Insight into animal life London Zoo Gain understanding of climactic change and global Eden Project (optional) warming, and insight into various plants London Aquarium (optional) Gain knowledge of various sea life Science Museum Science skills
Participation: Number of young people participating: Boys Girls 20 30 Number of young people per session: 15 10
Level of Young people’s involvement in planning and service delivery: The application states that consultation will be carried out at several phases of planning. Young people’s representatives will be given responsibility to put these ideas into action throughout the life of the project. Young people will also be asked to work as volunteers to learn about youth work.
Evaluation: Stifford received Summer funding in 2006. 232 young people (102 boys and 130 girls) from Stifford, Crechy, Cressy, Sydney and Exmouth estates enrolled. 27 separate activities/sessions took place within a period of six weeks. For 2007 the project will run for a total of 6 weeks (7 days a week). The estimated total budget including in kind support and charitable funds is £11,035. The request is for a total grant of £2,000.
Summer Grants Summary of Proposal
Organisation: Swanlea School Business & Enterprise College
Address: Youth Office - Swanlea School 31 Brady Street Whitechapel London E1 5DJ
Area served: LAP2\Bethnal Green South
Eligibility criteria: Application Demonstrates Min. 10 days prog. Staff police Appropriate completed educational checked age range content Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Trained First Aider Trained Risk Insurance Approved activities Assessor Yes Yes Yes Yes
Project Description: Name: Positive Activities Summer Program
Start date: 23/07/2007 Closing Date: 02/08/2007
Financial Summary: Income £ £ Amount requested: 2,000 Total Expenditure: 3,692 Charitable/Business: 1,000 Surplus/Deficit: 0 Other Sources: 692
Total Income: 3,692
Recommended amount:
£2,000
Programme details: On-site Activities: Educational Learning Outcomes: Sports, healthy eating, fitness testing, Promoting healthy eating and fitness as well as sports leader and young leader gaining accredited learning accreditation Broaden knowledge, skills and experience of 5-side football organised by sports organising and managing an event leaders Gain confidence in dealing with medical emergencies Emergency first aid ad sports first aid within a sports environment for the HSE appointed person
Local Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Cinema and bowling - visiting London Leading on organising and running a competition and Zoo, IMAX 3D show, London tournament and an opportunity to travel around London Aquarium
Day Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes:
Participation: Number of young people participating: Boys Girls 70 35 Number of young people per session: 30 10
Level of Young people’s involvement in planning and service delivery: The application states that the initial process involved a series of consultation sessions with young people referred from BEST. Young people will have the opportunity to become volunteer leaders to ensure the aims and objectives of the projects are achieved.
Evaluation: Swanlea Youth Project received funding in 2006 towards its summer activities. An evaluation report indicated that the summer programme was a great experience for both staff and young people. Activities were geared to achieving clear learning outcomes that the young people could understand and relate to. The Swanlea Youth Project Summer programme noted 30 recorded and 60 accredited learning outcomes.
Swanlea Youth Project will deliver similar programme as the previous year, to run for a total of 2 weeks (6 days a week). The estimated total budget including in kind support is £3,692. The request is for a total grant of £2,000.
Summer Grants Summary of Proposal
Organisation: Teviot Action Group
Address: 177 Teviot Street Poplar London E14 6PY
Area served: LAP7\East India and Lansbury
Eligibility criteria: Application Demonstrates Min. 10 days prog. Staff police Appropriate completed educational checked age range content Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Trained First Aider Trained Risk Insurance Approved activities Assessor Yes Yes Yes Yes
Project Description: Name: Summer Project
Start date: 30/07/2007 Closing Date: 31/08/2007
Financial Summary: Income £ £ Amount requested: 2,000 Total Expenditure: 8,000 Charitable/Business: 0 Surplus/Deficit: -4,950 Other Sources: 1,050
Total Income: 3,050
Recommended amount:
£2,000
Programme details: On-site Activities: Educational Learning Outcomes: Art and craft music workshop Teamwork, practical skills, communication and listening skills, self organisation and time management Drama, sports
Skills training - IT and first aid
Local Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Bowling, Paradise Zoo, Tate Gallery, Role of migration in developing London Boat Trip Practical skills - behaviour, organising skills, time management, communication skills, planning and presentation Day Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes:
Participation: Number of young people participating: Boys Girls 18 16 Number of young people per session: 16 16
Level of Young people’s involvement in planning and service delivery: The application states that it is organising planning and development activities with young people taking part in pre-programme planning. Recruitment will take place for peers who would benefit from programme planning and representatives to take part in team briefings and meetings.
Evaluation: This summer project is intended to target young people in and around Teviot estate with behavioural problems, criminal records or know to police and also those who have been issued with ASBOs. The organisation states that it will be working with schools to identify children most at risk of exclusion.
The project will run for a total of 5 weeks (5 days a week). The estimated total budget including anticipated charitable funds is £8, 050. They request is for a total grant of £2,000
Summer Grants Summary of Proposal
Organisation: Udichi Shilpi Gosthi
Address: Brady Centre, The 192-196 Hanbury Street Bethnal Green London E1 5HU
Area served: Boroughwide
Eligibility criteria: Application Demonstrates Min. 10 days prog. Staff police Appropriate completed educational checked age range content Yes Yes Yes No Yes
Trained First Aider Trained Risk Insurance Approved activities Assessor Yes Yes Yes Yes
Project Description: Name: Udichi Summer Arts Programme
Start date: 09/08/2007 Closing Date: 02/09/2007
Financial Summary: Income £ £ Amount requested: 2,000 Total Expenditure: 6,000 Charitable/Business: 2,000 Surplus/Deficit: 0 Other Sources: 2,000
Total Income: 6,000
Recommended amount:
£2,000
Programme details: On-site Activities: Educational Learning Outcomes: Music instrumental, vocal, dance, Learn to play various Asian musical instruments, such drama and final showcase as tabla, harmonium, and flute. Learn to sing, dance and act and perform at Award giving ceremony. Local Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: None None
Day Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Trips to London Mela and Trafalgar Learn about heritage and culture and world culture square
Participation: Number of young people participating: Boys Girls 20 20 Number of young people per session: 10 10
Level of Young people’s involvement in planning and service delivery: The application states that young people will be involved in decision making, planning and delivering the whole programme.
Evaluation:
The summer programme is intended to complement existing work. The project will run for a total of 4 weeks (7 days a week). The estimated total budget including in kind support is £6,000. The request is for a total grant of £2,000.
Officers are unable to ascertain the veracity of up-to-date CRB checks as details were not given.
Summer Grants Summary of Proposal
Organisation: Wapping Women's Centre
Address: Philchurch Place Off Pinchin St London E1 1PJ
Area served: LAP4\St Katherine's and Wapping
Eligibility criteria: Application Demonstrates Min. 10 days prog. Staff police Appropriate completed educational checked age range content Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Trained First Aider Trained Risk Insurance Approved activities Assessor Yes Yes Yes Yes
Project Description: Name: Girls Group
Start date: 24/07/2007 Closing Date: 24/08/2007
Financial Summary: Income £ £ Amount requested: 2,000 Total Expenditure: 1,760 Charitable/Business: 0 Surplus/Deficit: 240 Other Sources: 0
Total Income: 2,000
Recommended amount:
£2,000
Programme details: On-site Activities: Educational Learning Outcomes: Arts and crafts, DIY workshop, Expressing thoughts and fears through art, learning to sessions on healthy eating, nutrition, transform old furniture and ceramics into reusable beauty and massage items, learning about the benefits of nutritious food and learn how to prepare healthy snacks and other health and beauty regime Local Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Trip to the V & A Museum Gain inspiration from art to apply at the arts and crafts sessions. Day Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes:
Participation: Number of young people participating: Boys Girls 0 12 Number of young people per session: 0 12
Level of Young people’s involvement in planning and service delivery: Participants will have a voice on a planned consultation day.
Evaluation:
The summer programme is intended to complement the project’s other work with girls and young women. The project will run for a total of 5 weeks 4 days a week). The request is for a total grant of £2,000 although the total budget is £1,760.
Summer Grants Summary of Proposal
Organisation: Wapping Youth Centre
Address: Tench Street Wapping London E1W 2QD
Area served: LAP4\St Katherine's and Wapping
Eligibility criteria: Application Demonstrates Min. 10 days prog. Staff police Appropriate completed educational checked age range content Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Trained First Aider Trained Risk Insurance Approved activities Assessor Yes Yes Yes Yes
Project Description: Name: Start date: 23/07/2007 Closing Date: 17/08/2007
Financial Summary: Income £ £ Amount requested: 2,000 Total Expenditure: 4,200 Charitable/Business: 500 Surplus/Deficit: 1,150 Other Sources: 2,850
Total Income: 5,350
Recommended amount:
£2,000
Programme details: On-site Activities: Educational Learning Outcomes: Indoor/outdoor games Making individual young people responsible for their Music workshop, group discussions environment and surrounding Shirt graffiti project Interacting with peers
Local Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Rock climbing Socialising skills, physical and personal development, Football at sport centre sports skills Swimming pool Bowling and festival
Day Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Theme park Change of social and economic environment Ice skating Encouraging travel beyond East London Water sport Gain confidence, challenge and experiences Seaside Gain knowledge of history Increase self esteem values and skills
Participation: Number of young people participating: Boys Girls 135 45 Number of young people per session: 45 15
Level of Young people’s involvement in planning and service delivery: Young people will be consulted to draw up a programme. They will also be encouraged to take up skills and training.
Evaluation: In summer 2006 Wapping Youth Club recorded 106 attendances, out of which there were 80 recorded outcomes.
For 2007, Wapping Youth Club now under the auspices of Bishop Challoner will run a summer project for a total of 4 weeks (5 days a week). The estimated total budget including in kind support is £5,350. The request is for a total grant of £2,000.
Apart from Wednesdays, the activities would appear to overlap with existing youth service contract funded activities (from 3.00 to 8.00 pm).
Summer Grants Summary of Proposal
Organisation: Wellington Way Sport Project
Address: Area served: LAP2\Bethnal Green South
Eligibility criteria: Application Demonstrates Min. 10 days prog. Staff police Appropriate completed educational checked age range content Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Trained First Aider Trained Risk Insurance Approved activities Assessor Yes No Yes Yes
Project Description: Name: Start date: 06/08/2007 Closing Date: 18/08/2007
Financial Summary: Income £ £ Amount requested: 1,500 Total Expenditure: 3,250 Charitable/Business: 1,500 Surplus/Deficit: 0 Other Sources: 250
Total Income: 3,250
Recommended amount:
£0
Programme details: On-site Activities: Educational Learning Outcomes: Sports, healthy eating, fitness testing Gain knowledge and understanding of healthy eating and sports leader and young leader Gain knowledge, skills, and experience of organising accreditation and managing an event 5-a-side football Gain knowledge and confidence of how to deal with Emergency first aid medical emergencies
Local Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Cinema and bowling Experience of travelling around London
Day Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes:
Participation: Number of young people participating: Boys Girls 50 0 Number of young people per session: 25 0
Level of Young people’s involvement in planning and service delivery: The application states that young people have already planned and designed the summer programme through weekly consultation sessions. Young people will be undergoing practical leadership training course and running of sports events under supervision.
Evaluation: Officers are unable to trace any record of previous funding to Wellington Way Summer Project. No constitution nor the necessary policy documents on child protection, health and safety have been submitted. No postal address for correspondence was given. However the application gives the address of the base from which the activities will be held.
The project will run for a total of 2 weeks (6 days a week). The estimated total budget including in kind support is £3,250. The request is for a total grant of £1,500.
Summer Grants Summary of Proposal
Organisation: Whitechapel Youth Project (LBTH)
Address: Whitechapel Centre Myrdle Street London E1 1HL
Area served: LAP3\Whitechapel
Eligibility criteria: Application Demonstrates Min. 10 days prog. Staff police Appropriate completed educational checked age range content Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Trained First Aider Trained Risk Insurance Approved activities Assessor Yes Yes Yes Yes
Project Description: Name: Boys and young men
Start date: 23/07/2007 Closing Date: 10/08/2007
Financial Summary: Income £ £ Amount requested: 1,600 Total Expenditure: 3,208 Charitable/Business: 0 Surplus/Deficit: 0 Other Sources: 1,608
Total Income: 3,208
Recommended amount:
£1,600
Programme details: On-site Activities: Educational Learning Outcomes: T-shirt design and Evaluation Tackle issues affecting young people and their community and enabling them to express themselves creatively and develop critical discussion and debate.
Give feedback on the project and how it is impacting their development Local Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Canoeing skills Lean key skills on how to plan, prepare and undertake canoeing in safety and make sound judgement about a variety of challenging situations Day Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Stubbers, Swimming, Ice skating, Problem solving tasks and to forge team cohesion. Bowling and First aid training Through sporting activities develop person, social and health and well being. First aid training will give young people vital knowledge on how to react in an emergency
Participation: Number of young people participating: Boys Girls 25 0 Number of young people per session: 12 0
Level of Young people’s involvement in planning and service delivery: The project will carry out direct consultation with boys and young men, through canvassing views and comments on workshops, group discussion and information sessions.
Evaluation: Its summer programme will target vulnerable young men at risk of crime, alcohol and drug abuse and the unemployed and educational under achievers. The primary aim is to stimulate young people to take some definite follow-up actions that gives them better reason to feel good about getting involved in positive activities that are beneficial to their personal and social health and well being.
The application states that the proposed summer programme will deliver through partnership working, creating strong links between physical activity and health whilst contributing to young people solving problems and making sound judgement about themselves and others in a variety of challenging situations.
The summer grants will be held five days a week over a 3-week period ending 10th August.
Summer Grants Summary of Proposal
Organisation: Whitechapel Youth Project (LBTH)
Address: Whitechapel Centre Myrdle Street London E1 1HL
Area served: LAP3\Whitechapel
Eligibility criteria: Application Demonstrates Min. 10 days prog. Staff police Appropriate completed educational checked age range content Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Trained First Aider Trained Risk Insurance Approved activities Assessor Yes Yes Yes Yes
Project Description: Name: Girls and young women
Start date: 30/07/2007 Closing Date: 10/08/2007
Financial Summary: Income £ £ Amount requested: 1,950 Total Expenditure: 4,506 Charitable/Business: 0 Surplus/Deficit: 0 Other Sources: 2,556
Total Income: 4,506
Recommended amount:
£1,950
Programme details: On-site Activities: Educational Learning Outcomes: Health and well being workshop and Discuss the physical and health activities that girls evaluation project value and present ideas and document ways in which this will have a positive impact on their well being. Also opportunity to give feedback on their summer project Local Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Canoeing, Swimming, Indoor sports Learn key skills on how to plan, prepare and undertake activities canoeing in safety and make sound judgement about a variety of challenging situations Day Trips: Educational Learning Outcomes: Stubbers, Swimming, Ice skating, Problem solving tasks and to forge team cohesion. Bowling, Fruit picking, Visit to Madam Through sporting activities will develop personal, social Tussauds and First aid training and health and well being. Learn about plants and the environment. First aid training will provide vital knowledge on how to react in an emergency
Participation: Number of young people participating: Boys Girls 0 25 Number of young people per session: 0 12
Level of Young people’s involvement in planning and service delivery: The application states that young people will be consulted through group discussion, information session and comments from workshops. This will also involve looking a behaviour, and anti-bullying as well as discussing guidelines as described in the LBTH curriculum framework.
Overall benefit to young people is the opportunity to learn from one another through support from specialist agencies about the issues affecting them.
Evaluation: The application states that the proposed summer programme will deliver through partnership working, creating strong links between physical activity and health whilst contributing to young people solving problems and making sound judgement about themselves and others in a variety of challenging situations.
The summer grants will be held five days a week over a 3-week period ending 10th August.