Awarded amount
£5,000.00
The local SVP conference provides support for disadvantaged families and children in the parish and more generally in Southend.
Awarded amount
£5,000.00
The Heart of Tamworth Community Project supports people across their local community, particularly those living with the consequences of poverty and deprivation.
Awarded amount
£5,000.00
“The Carmel Care Centre in Sheffield offers a range of wellbeing interventions to our local community and beyond. We are open 4 days a week offering addiction support, counselling, support for migrant women and a drop in service for anyone who would benefit from our welcoming safe space.” Janet Hill, Senior Manager, Caritas Diocese of Hallam.
Awarded amount
£5,000.00
"We supply supermarket vouchers or food parcels to families and individuals who are unable to meet their living costs. Why is this necessary? Loughborough University recently reported that across the UK last year more than 1 in 4 children were living in poverty. In my part of the Country – Birmingham and the Black Country – the figure is nearer 1 in 2. Of those children living below the poverty line around 70% live in a family where at least one adult is working. Employment is in many cases not a simple route out of poverty. Low pay and insecure work are big issues for many families." Mike Weaver, the President of Our Lady and St Kenelm SVP Conference in Halesowen
Awarded amount
£5,000.00
The Heart of Tamworth Community Project (HoT) works to support people across their local community, with a particular emphasis on those who live with the consequences of poverty and deprivation. Its trustees now want to embark on a significant piece of work to determine the next set of priorities. Having achieved a great deal in a short period of time, including launching a community café and activity programme, the CPT grant will now support a consultation exercise to allow HoT to take account of changing community needs in a post-Covid environment.
Awarded amount
£5,000.00
This local SVP conference has a large volunteer group that provides support for disadvantaged families and children in the parish and more generally in Southend. They provide a food bank and vouchers to low-income families, as well as a weekly hot meal. Families are also offered help with essential heating costs over the winter months. The CPT funding will enable the SVP Southend to help 120 low-income families in Southend experiencing food poverty, and an additional 70 families have access to fuel vouchers.
Awarded amount
£49,872.00
St Wilfrid's Centre received £49,872 & will work with an external evaluation consultant & a Theory of Change model to engage all stakeholders in the development of a new impact measurement framework.