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Total grants: 7
Total amount: £62,995
Funders: 3
Recipient organisations: 1
Recipient individuals: 0
Earliest grant: 11 Apr 2019
Latest grant: 06 Jan 2023
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Cricket for life
Funding under Sport England's Small Grants funding programme for a Revenue project titled Cricket for life. This project is a Cricket project, with a focus on beneficiaries from a BAME background.
Amount:
£10,000
Funder:
Sport England
Recipient:
YDT [Youth Development Training]
Region:
North West
District:
Trafford
Jubilee Fund - Gymnastics for Life
This project will run a Gymnastics for Life programme aimed at 40 Jewish men between ages 15-20, the project will encourage young Orthodox Jewish males to engage in sport regularly, as well as develop life-long habits of discipline, exercise, and healthy eating.
Amount:
£10,000
Funder:
Sport England
Recipient:
YDT [Youth Development Training]
Region:
North West
District:
Salford
Cohesive community recovery
The funding will be used to deliver a community recovery plan for families in the area whose lives have been disrupted by the Covid-19 pandemic. The group will offer a range of family-oriented classes and activities providing a safe and social programme of support enabling people to get back to work and life.
Youth Development Training
The project will work with young people from the Jewish community who have experienced bereavement during this period when they have been unable to observe religious and culturally expected normal practices. The project aims to find ways for beneficiaries to mourn and come to terms with their losses.
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Online support programmes for young people and their families
Amount:
£3,725
Funder:
Forever Manchester
Recipient:
Youth Development Training
Region:
North West
District:
Manchester
Innovative courses
The funding will be used to deliver employability workshops, for young Jewish people in the area, who have low educational attainment. Workshops will include basic computer courses, interview techniques and the Duke of Edinburgh Award scheme.
Online safety
The funding will be used to support parents and families from the Jewish Orthodox community with online safety access to counselling and mental health support. The project aims to help families with communicative skills raise awareness of mental health conditions and provide advice on cyberbullying and online safety.