Reuben's Retreat provides emotional and practical support to families and individuals for as long as needed.
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The Derbyshire Voluntary Action Small Grant Scheme is open for applications from small groups for funds to cover running costs.
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Download the Small Grant application form and guidance notes
During these COVID19-affected times, there will be no closing date for applications. Derbyshire Voluntary Action will aim to get back to you with a decision within two weeks of receipt of your form. The maximum amount you can apply for is £1,000, but grants awarded are likely to be in the region of £500-£600. Derbyshire Voluntary Action will pause or close applications if necessary.
Be aware that groups can only receive funds from this scheme once in any 12 month period - therefore if you have previously received a Derbyshire Voluntary Action Small Grant you have to wait a year before applying again. Contact them if you are unsure when you last received a Small Grant.
If you are applying for the first time and new to Derbyshire Voluntary Action complete the membership and database forms at:
www.ndva.org.uk/learn-more-about-us/funding
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Cricket clubs and leagues are now able to apply for two new funding schemes specifically designed to help see them through the Covid 19 pandemic.
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There are two schemes:
- Emergency Loan Scheme – aims to support affiliated cricket clubs by providing funding to assist clubs to cover any shortfall in essential day to day running and maintenance costs. Awards are up to £5,000 for clubs with a junior section and up to £3,000 for clubs with an adult section only.
- Return to Cricket Grant Scheme – aims to provide cricket clubs and leagues with assistance in exceptional circumstances
Applications can be generated from Clubs that are prevented from taking out an Emergency Loan by their own constitution or articles, Cricket leagues (open age or junior), and Clubs that have an annual turnover of less that £15,000
www.ecb.co.uk/be-involved/club-support/club-funding/emergency-support-programmes
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One Family’s Community Grants is a programme open to One Family customers providing funding up to £2,500 to local groups, charities and causes.
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For the current round customers can nominate an established charity or group which is either:
- Providing support to those that been affected by coronavirus
- Struggling to maintain their usual services due to coronavirus
Nominations close on Tuesday 12 May 2020.
www.onefamily.com/your-foundation/community-grants/
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Grants up to £500 are available for organisations serving those affected by the coronavirus outbreak.
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The Alpkit Foundation supports projects that champion education, participation, environment, diversity and health. The Foundation are currently prioritising their funds to support projects that demonstrate an immediate impact on those affected by Covid 19.
Eligible projects include:
- Help to elderly or vulnerable people
- Minimising the impact of self isolation
- Supporting food banks
- Supporting those who are homeless or in temporary accommodation
- Bringing adventure indoors
alpkit.com/pages/foundation#apply
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Online Support Schedule of activities First Steps are running everyday via Zoom or Social Media platforms.
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You can get engaged with some Mindfulness sessions, learn new skills at Mental Health Training, get creative at Art Workshops or join one of the wellbeing groups where you can talk and discuss different topics with other people. The groups are open to everyone and free to attend.
firststepsed.co.uk
Mindfulness Monday with Clair 9:00 us02web.zoom.us/j/84718082662
Art Workshop Monday 11:00 us02web.zoom.us/j/83462854711
EDISS Group Tue 18:00 us02web.zoom.us/j/89641868542
Live Stream Mindfulness session with Clair Tuesday 19:00 - live on Facebook + Instagram
Feeling Good Wednesday - email samr@firststepsed.co.uk to receive registration form and a link
Mental Health Training Thu 15:00 us02web.zoom.us/j/872366597
Yoga - email lisa@firststepsed.co.uk to receive the link
AA Group- link available after attending an initial assessment
Friday Art Workshop 11:00 us02web.zoom.us/j/86911694649
Stress Free Friday 14:00 us02web.zoom.us/j/87526087606
Saturday group - email rose@firststepsed.co.uk and you will get a link then
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NSUN launches new fund with grants up to £1000 to support peer support, community action and mutual aid for mental health during Covid-19.
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The Coronavirus Mental Health Response Fund (CMHRF) for Voluntary and Community Sector organisations based in England, to continue to provide mental health services, or provide additional support, during Covid-19. Thanks to £5m support from government (the Department of Health and Social Care), grants of £20,000 or £50,000 are available for projects lasting up to 12 months (for charities, CICs, CIOs or companies ltd. by guarantee).
As part of this funding programme, NSUN is administering a smaller fund to support user-led organisations and smaller, unconstituted community groups in England, who might not otherwise be eligible for a grant. Grants of up to £1000 will be available to support community action, peer support, mutual aid and other activities that will make a direct difference to the lives of people living with mental ill-health, trauma and distress during this Covid-19 period.
www.nsun.org.uk/nsun-covid-19-fund
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A tool to help you build resilience during difficult times.
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thewellnesssociety.org/free-coronavirus-anxiety-workbook/
Contents
- 1 Introduction
- 5 Planning Your Information Diet
- 7 My Spheres of Influence Worksheet
- 8 Practical Wisdom for Tolerating Uncertainty
- 9 Reducing Anxiety With Thought Challenging
- 10 Reducing Anxiety Through Distraction Activities
- 15 Starting a Planning Practice
- 18 Starting a Daily Gratitude Practice
- 20 Starting a Daily Breathing Practice
- 21 Improving the Quality of Your Social Connections
- 22 Developing a Regular Exercise Routine
- 23 Creating Your Stress-Resilience Action Plan
- 25 Further Resources
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Community Response Fund that is available for Tameside and Glossop groups from the voluntary, community, faith and social enterprise sector working on a COVID-19 Community Response.
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