castlehaven community association - helf project
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Castlehaven Community Association offers front line services to local residents, including activities for groups from under 5s through to pensioners. It also has a floodlit multi-sports pitch and offers a multitude of other activities to pensioners, families and children. This small but high profile, vibrant community association continues to develop and respond to the needs of local residents.
Our top activities
Our organisation has run 583 separate activities in the last year that have worked with 1852 people to date. These are our most popular activities, and by clicking on them you can see data on each.
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Grant funding
Grant to Castlehaven Community Association
Awarded By
co-operative group
Awarded
23/10/21
Amount
£2,880
We support people adversely affected by the Covid-19 pandemic by delivering weekly bags of nutritious food donated, bought or grown by our gardening team.
Grant to Castlehaven Community Association
Awarded By
the charity of sir richard whittington
Awarded
24/09/21
Amount
£105,280
INTERWEAVE aims to reduce over 60s’ loneliness by placing them in group activities of their choice especially structured to help them make new friendships naturally. Cost of Living uplift to existing grant, March 2023.
Coronavirus Community Support Fund
Awarded By
department for digital, culture, media & sport
Awarded
03/07/20
Amount
£9,885
"The fund aims to:1) To reduce closures of essential charities that provide essential services to vulnerable groups during the COVID-19 crisis by ensuring they have the financial resources to operate, thereby reducing the burden on public services.2) To ensure essential services are provided to vulnerable people, both in the short and long term through increased community support through the work of charitable organisations."
Grant to Castlehaven Community Association
Awarded By
city bridge trust
Awarded
26/03/20
Amount
£143,000
£143,000 over three years (£46,000; £46,500; £50,500) towards the full-time salary and associated running costs of the Greenworks Co-ordinator plus project running costs.
Grant to Castlehaven Community Association
Awarded By
bbc children in need
Awarded
20/03/20
Amount
£29,583
‘Cost of Living uplift: £500 to help projects meet their rising costs and respond to increased demand 31/10/2022’ This project will provide after school activities for young people from low income families and affected by serious violence. The activities will help to develop their coping strategies, build positive relationships and increase their physical activity.
Ageactivity Plus
Awarded By
the national lottery community fund
Awarded
19/12/18
Amount
£339,156
The project will continue to deliver a wide range of activities for the over 60's to keep them healthy, engaged and independent. They will also be involved in the management and delivery of a diverse programme of social, educational, health promotion activities and trips.
Castlehaven Horticultural Hub (TU)
Awarded By
power to change trust
Awarded
02/02/18
Amount
£10,000
Grant to Castlehaven Horticultural Hub (TU)
Grant to Castlehaven Community Association
Awarded By
greater london authority
Awarded
18/01/18
Amount
£14,550
Greenhaven
A Bicycle Made BY Two
Awarded By
the national lottery community fund
Awarded
28/06/17
Amount
£9,640
This project will deliver a programme of cycling activities that will support people who live in a diverse community, encouraging social engagement.
Greengage
Awarded By
the national lottery community fund
Awarded
12/08/15
Amount
£9,949
The group will use the funding to recruit residents, partners and young people at schools to engage in fact finding, clean up and gardening activities to improve the urban environment. This will train participants to improve the appearance of a nature park and social housing areas through increased planting and maintenance.
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power to change trust
the charity of sir richard whittington
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