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ADULTS HEALTH & WELLBEING<br />
Applica-tion<br />
Code and<br />
Funding<br />
Stream<br />
27th November 2012 12.14pm<br />
MSG 2012/15 <strong>Appendix</strong> 1<br />
Organisation - Name and Address Project Title Project Description<br />
OPLC - Older People Lunch Club Services<br />
St Hilda's East Community Centre<br />
18 Club Row, E2 7EY<br />
OPLCS-01<br />
OPLCS-02<br />
OPLCS-03<br />
OPLCS-04<br />
OPLCS-05<br />
OPLCS-06<br />
OPLCS-07<br />
OPLCS-08<br />
OPLCS-09<br />
OPLCS-10<br />
OPLCS-11<br />
OPLCS-12<br />
OPLCS-13<br />
OPLCS-14<br />
OPLCS-15<br />
OPLCS-16<br />
OPLCS-17<br />
Newlon Fusion 4<br />
Daneland Walk, Hale Village<br />
N17 9FE<br />
Age Concern Tower Hamlets (Age Uk<br />
Tower Hamlets) - 82 Russia Lane,<br />
London E2 9LU<br />
St Hilda's Lunch<br />
Club Service<br />
John Scurr Lunch<br />
Club at John Scurr<br />
Community Centre<br />
E1<br />
Appian Court<br />
Resource Centre<br />
Luncheon Club<br />
Limehouse Project Cheadle Lunch, Game and<br />
Hall, Cheadle House , Copenhagen Place Go Club for Over<br />
, E14 7EY<br />
50's<br />
Recommendation to<br />
Cabinet 3rd October<br />
2012<br />
Final Recommendation<br />
Lunch club service for the general 50+ population, including<br />
Bangladeshi and African-Caribbean. Operating Five days<br />
per week, 20 users per day. 48,000 48,000<br />
Lunch club service for the general 50+ population, including<br />
those with special needs. Operating two days per week, 17<br />
users per day :<br />
Lunch club service for the general 50+ population.<br />
Operating five days per week, 20 users per day.<br />
Lunch club service for the BME community aged 50+.<br />
Operating three days per week, 35 users per day<br />
St. Peter's Community and Advice Bangladeshi Older Lunch club service for Bangladeshi women aged 50+.<br />
Centre St. Peter's Women's<br />
Operating three days per week, 20 users per day.<br />
North Community Centre, 1. Marian<br />
Place, E2 9AX<br />
Development Project<br />
Stifford TJRS TRA<br />
2-6 Cressy Place, E1 3JG<br />
Alzheimer's Society Tower Hamlets<br />
54-86 Old Montague Street, E1 5NN<br />
Wapping Bangladesh Association First<br />
Floor, Tench Street, London E1W 2QD<br />
Chinese Association of Tower Hamlets<br />
- 680 Commercial Raod, London E14<br />
7HA<br />
Fern Street Settlement - Fern Street,<br />
Bow, London E3 3PS<br />
Women's Health and Family Services<br />
The Brady Centre, 192 - 196 Hanbury St,<br />
London E1 5HU<br />
Somali Integration Team - Bancroft<br />
TMC, 12 Wickford House, London E1<br />
5QN<br />
Ocean Somali Community Association<br />
Concordia Centre, Railway Arches, 420 -<br />
421 Burdett Road, E3 4AA<br />
Black Women's Health and Family<br />
Support<br />
82 Russia Lane, E2 9LU<br />
Toynbee Hall 28<br />
Commercial St E1 6LS<br />
Children Education Group<br />
Harkness House Community Centre<br />
Christian Street, E1 1RX<br />
Poplar Bangladeshi Community<br />
Project, 39 Aberfeldy Street, E14 0NU<br />
£<br />
15,000<br />
36,000 80,000<br />
15,000 18,000<br />
15,000 15,000<br />
Lunch Club Services Lunch club service for the general 50+ population including<br />
BME. Operating five days per week (three male; two<br />
female), 15 users per day 30,000 45,000<br />
Alzheimer's Society<br />
Dementia Cafe<br />
Services<br />
Lunch club service for users with dementia aged 50+ and<br />
their carers with one café focussed on Somalian users.<br />
Two cafés in operation each running one day per month, a<br />
total of 20 users with dementia per day (and their carers)<br />
16,200 16,200<br />
Wapping Older Lunch club service for the Bangladeshi community aged<br />
Person's Lunch Club 50+. Operating four days a week (two female, two male),<br />
Project<br />
20 users a day 30,000 30,000<br />
Chinese and<br />
Vietnamese Elderly<br />
Luncheon Club<br />
Fern Street<br />
Settlement<br />
Lunchclub/social<br />
club over 50's<br />
Dumarka - Older<br />
Somali Women's<br />
Lunch Club<br />
Lunch club service for the Chinese community aged 50+.<br />
Operating two days a week, 30 users per day<br />
Lunch club service for the General 50+ population.<br />
Operating five days a week, 16 users a day<br />
Lunch club service for the Somali women aged 50+.<br />
Operating four days per week, 15 users per day.<br />
50 Plus Project Lunch club service for Somali women aged 50+. Operating<br />
three days per week, 30 users per day. Caters for Somali<br />
women.<br />
Somali Elders Mile<br />
End Lunch Club<br />
BWHAFS' Older<br />
Women's Lunch<br />
Club<br />
Wellbeing Centre<br />
Lunch Club and<br />
Surma<br />
Harkness Luncheon<br />
Club<br />
21,000 21,000<br />
21,000 21,000<br />
21,000 26,000<br />
Not funded as there are other<br />
local lunch clubs providing similar<br />
service.<br />
Lunch club service for the Somali community aged 50+.<br />
Operating two days per week (one male, one female), 20<br />
users a day 7,500 17,280<br />
Lunch club service for Somali/BME community aged 50+,<br />
Four days per week, 22 users per day<br />
21,000 26,000<br />
Lunch club service for the General 50+ population as per<br />
application, Five days per week (including one day for<br />
Bangladeshi users), 15 users per day 21,000 21,000<br />
Lunch club service for the Bangladeshi community aged<br />
50+, Five days per week (two days female; three days<br />
men), 25 users per day 35,000 35,000<br />
Meeting Point Lunch club service for the Bangladeshi and Somali<br />
community aged 50+, Three days a week, 20 users a day.<br />
1<br />
21,000 21,000
Applica-tion<br />
Code and<br />
Funding<br />
Stream<br />
27th November 2012 12.14pm<br />
OPLCS-18<br />
OPLCS-19<br />
OPLCS-20<br />
OPLCS-21<br />
OPLCS-22<br />
OPLCS-23<br />
OPLCS-24<br />
OPLCS-25<br />
OPLCS-26<br />
OPLCS-27<br />
OPLCS-28<br />
OPLCS-29<br />
OPLCS-30<br />
OPLCS-31<br />
OPLCS-32<br />
MSG 2012/15 <strong>Appendix</strong> 1<br />
Organisation - Name and Address Project Title Project Description<br />
Community of Refugees from Vietnam - Elderly Luncheon<br />
East London<br />
Club<br />
Docklands Settlement ,197 East Ferry<br />
Road, E14 3BA<br />
Somali Senior Citizens Club, Gran<strong>by</strong><br />
Hall<br />
37 St Matthew's Row, E2 6DT<br />
Kingsley Hall Community Centre<br />
Kingsley Hall, Powis Rd, E3 3HJ<br />
Wadajir Somali Community Centre,<br />
229 East India Dock road, E14 0EG<br />
Somali Senior<br />
Citizens Club<br />
Kingsley Hall<br />
Luncheon Club<br />
Wadajir Somali<br />
Elderly Luncheon<br />
Club<br />
Lunch club service for the Vietnamese community aged<br />
50+. Operating two days per week, 65 users per day.<br />
Lunch club service for Somali men aged 50+. Operating<br />
five days per week, 42 users per day.<br />
Lunch club service for the general 50+ population.<br />
Operating one day a week, 20 users a day.<br />
St. Peters Bengali Association Minerva Older Lunch club service for the Bangladeshi/BME community<br />
Minerva Community Centre, 10 Minerva People's Lunch Club aged 50+. Operating two days per week, 20 users per day<br />
Street, E2 9EH<br />
Neighbours In Poplar - 172 East India<br />
Dock road, London E14 0EH<br />
FoodCycle<br />
4 Huguenot Place, Heneage Street, E1<br />
5LN<br />
Talukdar and Nailat Community<br />
Welfare Project In Tower Hamlets 37<br />
Sexton Court, 9 Newport Aveneu,<br />
Docklands, London E14 2DU<br />
Strafford Friendship Club, 40 Strafford<br />
Street, London E1 8LT<br />
East London Chinese Community<br />
Centre, Trussler Hall, 78 Grundy Street,<br />
London E14 6DF<br />
Burcham Street<br />
Lunch club<br />
FoodCycle Healthy<br />
Lunch Clubs for<br />
Older People in<br />
Bromley <strong>by</strong> Bow<br />
Virginia Quay Older<br />
People Luncheon<br />
Club<br />
Stafford Friendship<br />
Lunch Club<br />
Older Peopole<br />
Luncheon Service<br />
for Tower Hamlets<br />
residents<br />
Recommendation to<br />
Cabinet 3rd October<br />
2012<br />
Final Recommendation<br />
21,000 21,000<br />
36,000 46,000<br />
8,000 8,000<br />
Lunch club service for the Somali community aged 50+.<br />
Operating three days a week (two male, one female), 15<br />
users a day. 27,000 40,000<br />
Lunch club service for the general 50+ population.<br />
Operating three days per week, 25 users a day.<br />
Lunch club service for the general 50+ population.<br />
Operating three days per week, 20 users a day.<br />
Lunch club service for the general 50+ population.<br />
Operating four days a week, 17 users per day.<br />
Lunch club service for the Chinese community aged 50+.<br />
Operating three days a week, 40 users a day.<br />
Island Bengali Welfare Organisation Island Seniors Lunch club service for the Bangladeshi community aged<br />
3 Thorne House, Launch Street, E14 3LU<br />
50+, Operating two days a week, 15 users a day.<br />
Healthy Chula CIC, Wapping Women's<br />
Centre, Philchurch Street, London E1<br />
1PG<br />
Wadajir Somali Community Centre<br />
229 East India Dock Road<br />
E14 0EG<br />
Bancroft and Cleveland Estate Elderly<br />
Club,<br />
12 Wickford Street, E1 4QN<br />
Dorset Community Association<br />
37 Ravenscroft Street, E2 7SH<br />
Healthy Chula<br />
Luncheon Club<br />
Poplar Somali<br />
Elderly Luncheon<br />
Club<br />
Bancroft and<br />
Cleveland Estate<br />
Elderly Lunch Club<br />
Older People Lunch<br />
Club<br />
Lunch club service for women aged 50+. Operating five<br />
days a week, thirty users a day.<br />
38,000 38,000<br />
15,000 25,000<br />
£<br />
Not funded as there are other<br />
local lunch clubs providing similar<br />
service.<br />
The application lacked detail<br />
around organisational structure;<br />
no previous experience of<br />
running a lunch club; no clear<br />
outputs or outcomes. The<br />
address provided is a residential<br />
address.<br />
21,000 21,000<br />
12,000 12,000<br />
36,000 36,000<br />
20,000<br />
Lunch club service for the Somali community aged 50+.<br />
Operating three days a week, 25 users a day (different<br />
location from above). 10,000 10,000<br />
Lunch club service for the general 50+ population.<br />
Operating two days a week, thirty users a day.<br />
Lunch club service for the BME community aged 50+.<br />
Operating two days per week, 20 users per day.<br />
2<br />
36,000 36,000<br />
36,000 36,000
Applica-tion<br />
Code and<br />
Funding<br />
Stream<br />
27th November 2012 12.14pm<br />
OPLCS-33<br />
OPLCS-34<br />
OPLCS-35<br />
OPLCS-36<br />
OPLCS-37<br />
OPLCS-38<br />
OPLCS-39<br />
OPLCS-40<br />
MSG 2012/15 <strong>Appendix</strong> 1<br />
Organisation - Name and Address Project Title Project Description<br />
The Brick Lane Jamme Masjid Trust<br />
(London) Ltd 59 Brick Lane, London E1<br />
6QL<br />
Eastside Centre<br />
234-235 Railway Arches, Boulcott st<br />
E1 0HR<br />
Wapping Community Group<br />
Raine House<br />
Raine Street<br />
Wapping, E1W 9RG<br />
Ocean Estate Tenants and<br />
Leaseholders Association<br />
Community Hall<br />
Anson House Forecourt<br />
Ernest Street E1 4SE<br />
Horwood Estate Bangla School -home<br />
address provided<br />
Docklands Settlement 197 East<br />
Ferry Road, E14 3BA<br />
Monakka Monowar Welfare<br />
Foundation<br />
57 Whitechapel Road, 1st floor, Aldgate<br />
East, E1 1DU<br />
Sports Network Council<br />
Unit 4, Whitechapel Centre<br />
Myrdle Street E1 1HL<br />
Brick Lane Lunch<br />
Club<br />
Elderly Luncheon<br />
Club<br />
Recommendation to<br />
Cabinet 3rd October<br />
2012<br />
Final Recommendation<br />
£<br />
Lunch club service for the Bangladeshi community aged<br />
50+. Currently operating one day a week, 25 users a day<br />
but to expand. This includes set up costs. 38,700 38,700<br />
Lunch club service for BME. Operating three days a week,<br />
30 users a day.<br />
lunch club Lunch club service for the general 50+ population.<br />
Operating five days per week, 18 users per day.<br />
Ocean Estate TLA<br />
lunch club<br />
Lunch club service for the General 50+ population.<br />
Operating two times a week, 30 users a day.<br />
The application had an unclear<br />
organisational structure, unclear<br />
Project Description including very<br />
few details on activities and very<br />
little detail provided around<br />
experience.<br />
15,000 15,000<br />
24,000 24,000<br />
Elderly Lunch Club Lunch club service for the Bangladeshi community aged<br />
50+. Unclear how many times a week or expected number<br />
of users. 15,000 25,000<br />
All About Fun Lunch Club service aimed at an the general 50+<br />
population.<br />
Number of sessions or users<br />
unspecified.<br />
Social Circle Drop in advice and information and social service for the<br />
Bangladeshi community aged 50+. Operating one day a<br />
week, 30 users a day. Not a lunch club.<br />
fifty plus Health promotion and exercise service.<br />
Not a lunch club.<br />
Total 747,400 907,180<br />
3
Applica-tion<br />
Code and<br />
Funding<br />
Stream<br />
MSG 2012/15 <strong>Appendix</strong> 1<br />
Organisation - Name and Address Project Title Project Description<br />
27th November 2012 12.14pm<br />
CHILDRENS SCHOOLS AND FAMILIES<br />
Children and Families Services<br />
CFS-01<br />
CFS-02<br />
CFS-03<br />
CFS-04<br />
CFS-05<br />
CFS-06<br />
CFS-07<br />
CFS-08<br />
CFS-09<br />
CFS-10<br />
CFS-11<br />
CFS-12<br />
CFS-13<br />
Step Forward (Tower Hamlets) 234<br />
Bethnal Green Road, E2 0AA<br />
City Gateway Ensign Court,<br />
28 Ensign Street<br />
E1 8ND<br />
Jagonari Women's Educational<br />
Resource Centre 183 - 185<br />
Whitechapel Road, E1 1DN<br />
Somali Education and Cultural Project<br />
180 Mile End Road, E1 4LJ<br />
Da'watul Islam UK and Eire 56<br />
Bigland Street, E1 2ND<br />
BYM Women's Centre of Excellence<br />
21 Henriques Street, E1 1NB<br />
Praxis Community Projects Bethnal<br />
Green United Reformed Church, Pott<br />
Street, E2 0EF<br />
Docklands Outreach St<br />
Mathias Church, 113 Poplar High Street,<br />
E14 0AE<br />
London Muslim Centre 46<br />
Whitechapel Road, E1 1JX<br />
Osmani Trust 58<br />
Underwood Road, E1 5AW<br />
Toyhouse Libraries Association of<br />
Tower Hamlets The<br />
Toyhouse Centre, 92 St Paul's Way, E3<br />
4AL<br />
Women's Health and Family Services<br />
The Brady Centre, 192 - 196 Hanbury St,<br />
E1 5HU<br />
Refuge 4th<br />
Floor, International House,<br />
1 St. Katharine's Way, E1W 1UN<br />
Sexual Abuse<br />
Counselling and<br />
Support<br />
Individual counselling, personal development and<br />
therapeutic groupwork for children and young people<br />
whose lives are affected <strong>by</strong> recent or historic sexual abuse.<br />
10-15 sessions per week; approx 450-650 sessions<br />
annually.<br />
MyFamilyGateway Programme of early intervention that focuses upon<br />
improving outcomes through working with parents as well<br />
as children. Parenting: Teenagers & Babies – 16 sessions<br />
for 10-14 parents to run twice a year. 6 workshops for 30<br />
parents x 3 times a year<br />
Special Times Women offenders and those at risk of offending with under<br />
5's. Weekly support surgery at HMP Holloway for women<br />
being released into Tower Hamlets. 4-8 x Mother and<br />
Child sessions.<br />
SECP Home School<br />
Liaison Project<br />
HEAL-Healthy<br />
Eating And Living<br />
Project<br />
Support with education, welfare, training and family issues<br />
which might negatively impact on children's performance in<br />
school. Home Liaison programme to support approximately<br />
17 families. Up to four families will receive advocacy<br />
sessions for 39 weeks of the year.<br />
For young BAME residents (and their parents) from the<br />
ages of 5-11 attending the Darul Ummah Community<br />
Centre. 150 mothers and 300 children will be given advice<br />
leading to healthy eating and more physical activity. 5<br />
Seminars also to be held to attract 250 mothers and carers<br />
to promote education and training.<br />
BYM - Social For families [mainly] from the Bangladeshi community.<br />
Inclusion projects for Activities targeting young Bangladeshi females at risk of<br />
young people and gang culture, rape, incest, prostitution, domestic violence,<br />
families<br />
homelessness, self harm, low esteem, and mental health.<br />
Support to 30 families plus 50 individuals per annum; 4<br />
days per week planned activities<br />
Praxis Family care Using holistic health therapies, positive activities and<br />
developing peer support to help mothers and their children<br />
to recover from the trauma of their past, rebuild their lives<br />
and resettle into the local community. Targeted at those<br />
trafficked into the UK as sex workers and/or victims of<br />
Domestic Violence. 2 families with children will be<br />
supported each full year. Project total = 30 families. 42<br />
weekly peer support sessions each year. Project total =<br />
Community Families<br />
Programme<br />
Improving School<br />
Attainment and<br />
Attendance in<br />
Partnership (ISAAP)<br />
Shaathi Family<br />
Support Programme<br />
105 sessions.<br />
1-2-1 advocacy and support (practical and therapeutic) for<br />
children and young people between the ages of 5 and 19<br />
who are experiencing emotional and behavioural difficulties<br />
both at home and at school, and those who are either at<br />
risk or are involved in anti-social or other 'at risk' behaviour.<br />
40 to 50 families per year; up to 10 families at any one<br />
time.<br />
For pupils and parents - Improving School Attendance and<br />
Attainment in Partnership (ISAAP), a family support service<br />
which will help to up-skill and improve the condition of the<br />
community. 108 families/pupils from the 3 primary schools<br />
per annum plus 120 families/pupils from 2 secondary<br />
schools.<br />
Family support which is both a prevention and intervention<br />
programme working with families that are at risk of breaking<br />
down. Working with 75 families during the 2.5 years = 15<br />
families in year 1; 30 each in years 2 and 3. Engagement<br />
with a family for up to 6 months a time.<br />
Mellow Parenting Mellow Parenting is an early intervention programme<br />
working with under 5's focusing on the specific needs of<br />
vulnerable, hard to reach families. Delivering 2 x 14 week<br />
courses on an annual basis.with plans to recruit up to 10<br />
families with children under five who are known to<br />
Children's Social Care / THCCs Family Support Workers<br />
and who are considered to be at risk.<br />
Bilingual advocacy<br />
family support<br />
Refuge Child<br />
Support Worker<br />
The multilingual advocacy family support service targeting<br />
children and families within the Bengali, Chinese, Somali<br />
and Vietnamese communities who often miss out on<br />
accessing the resources that are available and that could<br />
help to combat the difficulties they experience in their day<br />
to day lives. The service runs five days a week from 9am -<br />
6pm and will target 500+ children and their families.<br />
Child Support Worker to provide regular 1-to-1 support<br />
sessions to children as required with an Action Plan for<br />
each child. Weekly play sessions with mothers and<br />
children. Supports mothers with school admissions and<br />
referrals to specialist agencies.<br />
4<br />
Recommendation to<br />
Cabinet 3rd October<br />
2012<br />
Final Recommendation<br />
15,000 40,000<br />
15,000 15,000<br />
22,500 22,500<br />
16,000 16,000<br />
25,000 25,000<br />
40,000 40,000<br />
15,000 15,000<br />
£<br />
Whilst there was much to<br />
commend this bid, given that<br />
there is similar provision borough<br />
wide no award has been<br />
recommended.<br />
60,000 60,000<br />
80,000 80,000<br />
15,000 15,000<br />
21,250 40,000<br />
Whilst there was much to<br />
commend this bid, given that<br />
there is similar provision no<br />
award has been recommended.
Applica-tion<br />
Code and<br />
Funding<br />
Stream<br />
27th November 2012 12.14pm<br />
CFS-14<br />
CFS-15<br />
CFS-16<br />
CFS-17<br />
CFS-18<br />
CFS-19<br />
CFS-20<br />
CFS-21<br />
CFS-22<br />
CFS-23<br />
CFS-24<br />
MSG 2012/15 <strong>Appendix</strong> 1<br />
Organisation - Name and Address Project Title Project Description<br />
Toyhouse Libraries Association of<br />
Tower Hamlets The<br />
Toyhouse Centre, 92 St Paul's Way, E3<br />
4AL<br />
APASENTH Carmine<br />
Wharf, 30 Copenhagen Place, E14 7FF<br />
East London Asian Family Counselling<br />
Oxford House, Der<strong>by</strong>shire Street<br />
Bethnal Green, E2 6HG<br />
Reaching Out To<br />
Families Project<br />
Children and Family<br />
Zone<br />
East London Asian<br />
Family Counselling<br />
Community of Refugees from Vietnam - Home /School<br />
East London Dockland Liasion<br />
Settlement, 197 East Ferry Road, E14<br />
3BA<br />
Glamis Adventure Playground 10<br />
Glamis Road, E1W 3EG<br />
Shobujshathi 214<br />
Jubilee Street, E1 3BS<br />
Children Education Group Harkness<br />
House Community Centre, Christian<br />
Street, E1 1RX<br />
Centre of the Cell Office 223,<br />
Garrod Building,<br />
Turner Street, E1 2AD<br />
Globetown Learning Community<br />
Morpeth School, Portman Place<br />
E2 0PX<br />
Hackney Playbus Kingsmead<br />
Cabin, 8-9 Kingsmead Way, E9 5QG<br />
Somali Integration Team Bancroft TMC,<br />
12 Wickford Street, E1 5QN<br />
GAP in the<br />
Community<br />
Advocacy Services<br />
for Children with<br />
Disabilities.<br />
A borough-wide service providing 1-1 support to parents<br />
and their preschool children. Work will initially take place in<br />
the family's home, via the medium of play, encouraging and<br />
supporting the family to attend local services and increase<br />
involvement in their local community whilst engaging with<br />
their children. 14 x weekly all day sessions, for both<br />
parents and their young child(ren) (10 families) would run<br />
from October / November through until February on an<br />
annual basis.<br />
General and specialised services for people with special<br />
needs and their parents/carers. The key outputs consist of<br />
the following:<br />
1. 32 Referrals per year. 2. 234 Parents supported. 3. 2 x<br />
drop in sessions per week totaling 322 service users<br />
annually. 4. 92 outreach sessions per year. 5. Weekly<br />
ESOL classes with an average of 15 attendees. 6. 12<br />
sessions with the Autism Parents Support Group with 60<br />
service users.<br />
A counselling service which is sensitive to communities'<br />
ethnicity, beliefs and cultural identities. Services are<br />
offered to first, second and third generation Bangladeshi<br />
clients; clients from other Asian groups are also supported.<br />
Counsellors provide 6 sessions therapy per day = 30<br />
sessions per week. Target = 235 clients per year.<br />
Target 1,410 sessions per year. Clients are provided with<br />
a maximum of 6 therapy sessions.<br />
Working alongside Vietnamese parents in all primary and<br />
secondary schools in Tower Hamlets. To support primary<br />
and secondary schools <strong>by</strong> working pro-actively with<br />
children and their parent/carers to build positive links<br />
between home and school.<br />
-To help individual children in Year 6/7 through the<br />
transition from primary to secondary school using a variety<br />
of activities.<br />
- To increase parents' involvement in their children's<br />
learning and awareness of their children's educational and<br />
emotional needs.<br />
- To provide an advisory service re: welfare benefits;<br />
language support and interpreting service.<br />
Provides a safe place for hundreds of vulnerable children.<br />
Free to use and children of all ages can attend either<br />
alone, with siblings or in family groups. The project offers<br />
free 'open access' adventure play to all C&YP aged 6 to 16<br />
years.<br />
To provide bilingual services to support Bangladeshi young<br />
people with disabilities. The range of activities includes:<br />
advocacy services, outreach and home visits,<br />
dissemination of bilingual information on local services,<br />
open door advice session at the centre.<br />
Recommendation to<br />
Cabinet 3rd October<br />
2012<br />
Final Recommendation<br />
£<br />
The number of projects and<br />
grants requested far exceeded<br />
expectations and as a result not<br />
all projects could be funded. The<br />
organisation will receive <strong>funding</strong>.<br />
The organisation will receive<br />
<strong>funding</strong> through the Early Years<br />
team Designated Schools<br />
Funding <strong>stream</strong>.<br />
9,000<br />
15,000 40,000<br />
15,000<br />
15,000 25,000<br />
15,000 21,000<br />
Saturday Art Club Complementary schooling to support local children. This<br />
service is to be provided every weekend 2pm-4pm one day<br />
a week, 10-12 children will benefit from this project. 7,500 7,500<br />
Bright Futures' The 'Bright Futures' project will enable children, young<br />
people and families living in Tower Hamlets to gain access<br />
to world-class educational resources. The core<br />
programme involves educational sessions in the Centre of<br />
the Cell 'Pod'; supported <strong>by</strong> online resources, workshops in<br />
schools and community venues, mentoring and revision<br />
sessions, volunteering opportunities, internships and<br />
specially devised activities during the school holidays.<br />
Better Together Aimed at engaging parents in learning and support services<br />
that will better enable them to support their children and<br />
family in learning. The programme delivers essential skills<br />
and knowledge both vocational and non vocational, free of<br />
charge to any adult learners living in the area.<br />
Eleanor Street<br />
Children's Project<br />
Kids Wellbeing<br />
Project<br />
17 families living on a caravan site will benefit from a range<br />
of activities including sandplay, water play, playdough<br />
modelling, art and craft activities, dressing up, story telling,<br />
singing, role play, puzzles, games to promote problem<br />
solving, reasoning and numeracy and lots of outdoor play.<br />
Targeted at young Somali girls to support social and<br />
emotional well-being to reduce social exclusion and<br />
isolation. Delivered through a range of activities including<br />
arts and crafts and workshops.<br />
5<br />
This project did not meet the<br />
criteria for <strong>funding</strong> and as such<br />
was not recommended for<br />
<strong>funding</strong>.<br />
This project did not meet the<br />
criteria for <strong>funding</strong> and as such<br />
was not recommended for<br />
<strong>funding</strong>.<br />
Not eligible for <strong>funding</strong> from this<br />
<strong>funding</strong> <strong>stream</strong>. Referred to<br />
early years for <strong>funding</strong> and not<br />
recommended as familiies can<br />
use universal provision in the<br />
borough.<br />
This project did not meet the<br />
criteria for <strong>funding</strong> and was<br />
referred to Early Years <strong>funding</strong><br />
<strong>stream</strong> and was recommended<br />
for <strong>funding</strong>.
Applica-tion<br />
Code and<br />
Funding<br />
Stream<br />
27th November 2012 12.14pm<br />
CFS-25<br />
CFS-26<br />
CFS-27<br />
CFS-28<br />
CFS-29<br />
CFS-30<br />
CFS-31<br />
CFS-32<br />
CFS-33<br />
CFS-34<br />
MSG 2012/15 <strong>Appendix</strong> 1<br />
Organisation - Name and Address Project Title Project Description<br />
Somali Parent and Children Play<br />
Association 91 Mile<br />
End Road, E1 4UJ<br />
The Arbour (Arbour Youth Centre)<br />
100 Shandy Street, E1 4ST<br />
The Attlee Foundation 5<br />
Thrawl St, E1 6RT<br />
The Kipper Project St<br />
Margaret's House, 15 Old Ford Road,<br />
London E2 9PL<br />
The Ragged School Museum Trust<br />
46-50 Copperfield Rd, E3 4RR<br />
The Royal London Society for the<br />
Blind (RLSB) Dorton House,<br />
Wildernesse Avenue, Seal, Nr.<br />
Sevenoaks, Kent, TN15 0EB<br />
The Royal London Society for the<br />
Blind Dorton<br />
House, Wildernesse Avenue, Seal, Nr.<br />
Sevenoaks, Kent, TN15 0EB<br />
The Royal London Society for the<br />
Blind (RLSB) Dorton<br />
House, Wildernesse Avenue, Seal, Nr.<br />
Sevenoaks, Kent, TN15 0EB<br />
Tower Hamlets Parents Centre 1<br />
Links Yard, 29 Spelman Street<br />
E1 5LX<br />
Young News Montefiore<br />
Centre, Hanbury St, E1 5HZ<br />
Play Opportunity For<br />
Somali Disabled<br />
Children<br />
Provide 48 inclusive play sessions, one session a week,<br />
designed specifically, but not exclusively, for Somali<br />
children with special needs.<br />
Connecting Mums The project will offer a range of engagement and<br />
educational opportunities for migrant mothers. The project<br />
works with a very specific target group -- women from non-<br />
EU countries who have been in the UK less than 10 years<br />
who are new mothers with children under 5 years old.<br />
Activities to each group will be delivered over the period of<br />
6 months; in 1 year of delivery, there will be 2x2 groups (4<br />
groups per year).<br />
Attlee Families To continue with and expand the current programme with<br />
families and children aged up to 14 years to support key<br />
transition periods and to promote positive health and<br />
healthy lifestyles and emotional well-being to build<br />
resilience to cope with change. Beneficiaries include<br />
children aged 5 to 14 years of all abilities, parents and<br />
grandparents from all ethnicity and backgrounds.<br />
The Kipper Project<br />
'Skill Up' Service<br />
Family Learning<br />
Holiday Programme<br />
The Kipper Project 'Skill Up' Service will help young people<br />
gain skills and qualifications to obtain employment <strong>by</strong>:<br />
engaging in education and training that matches their<br />
interests and aspirations; Accessing training and work<br />
placement opportunities, preparing for employment in a<br />
supportive and sympathetic environment and gaining the<br />
confidence and skills they need; participating in<br />
employment related activities that encourage positive<br />
community engagement.<br />
Free 'drop-in' holiday creative play schemes for children of<br />
all abilities up to 12 years old, using the history of the<br />
museum to develop historical knowledge and to support<br />
family learning.<br />
Recommendation to<br />
Cabinet 3rd October<br />
2012<br />
Final Recommendation<br />
£<br />
This project did not meet the<br />
criteria for <strong>funding</strong> and as such<br />
was not recommended for<br />
<strong>funding</strong>.<br />
This project did not meet the<br />
criteria for <strong>funding</strong> and as such<br />
was not recommended for<br />
<strong>funding</strong>.<br />
15,000 15,000<br />
This project did not meet the<br />
criteria for <strong>funding</strong> and as such<br />
was not recommended for<br />
<strong>funding</strong>.<br />
Not eligible for <strong>funding</strong> through<br />
this <strong>funding</strong> <strong>stream</strong>. Referred to<br />
Arts, Sports & Environment.<br />
Child's Play 1 day workshop for parents/carers of a blind or partially<br />
sighted (BPS) child aged 0-5. Positive outcomes for 24 x<br />
Adults (12 x Families) 5,000 5,000<br />
Recently Diagnosed<br />
VIPs<br />
Social VIPs and<br />
Families<br />
Healthy Families and<br />
Healthy Children<br />
2 day work shop for families of newly diagnosed blind or<br />
partially sighted children. Parents (8 Adults) begin to<br />
adapt their parenting to the needs of their child, leading to<br />
reduced likelihood of developmental delay and increased<br />
likelihood of improved well-being for both parent and child.<br />
The programme will run once per year, resulting in positive<br />
outcomes for 24 x Adults (12 x Families)<br />
A Social and Peer Group for blind or partially sighted Tower<br />
Hamlets residents between the ages of 14 -24.<br />
27 x 4hr Group Sessions (Oct 2012 - Mar 2015) 1 x<br />
Saturday per month. Times are flexible depending on the<br />
availability of the group members (e.g. 9-1, 10-2, 2-5)<br />
27 x 5/6hr Outings (Oct 2012 - Mar 2015) 1 x Saturday per<br />
month. Times are flexible depending on the availability of<br />
the group members and the destination of the group.<br />
In addition quarterly ½ day training sessions will be held for<br />
the families at the same time as the ½ day group session<br />
of the BPS young people participating on the programme.<br />
Provide a wide range of information and workshops<br />
targeting adults from disadvantaged backgrounds<br />
practically those suffering or at high risk of suffering from<br />
health related conditions. Outreach and home visits will be<br />
provided one day per week to support 50 vulnerable adults<br />
to access GPs, hospitals, midwives and health visitors.<br />
- Interpreting/advocacy service will be provided to 50<br />
patients. - A three hour weekly information and advice<br />
session will be run during the year to support 50 adults. -<br />
18 workshops engaging 10-15 vulnerable women per<br />
workshop. One self-help 50+ women group will be<br />
organised per quarter engaging 10 mothers in each group.<br />
15 new families will access services per quarter. 15<br />
families receiving ongoing support per quarter. 'Keep-Fit'<br />
training session will be organised engaging a group of 10-<br />
12 women every month. A minimum of 400 vulnerable<br />
adults will be supported.<br />
Young News The project will work with 30 young people per year<br />
providing techniques of creative writing, journalism and<br />
news paper production <strong>by</strong> means of workshops and the<br />
actual production of a news paper - Young News. 30<br />
young people per year to be involved with the project<br />
directly <strong>by</strong> participating in workshops, contributing in writing,<br />
design, editing and publishing.<br />
5,000 5,000<br />
5,000 5,000<br />
10,000 10,000<br />
This project did not meet the<br />
criteria for <strong>funding</strong> and as such<br />
was not recommended for<br />
<strong>funding</strong>.<br />
Total 417,250 526,000<br />
6
Applica-tion<br />
Code and<br />
Funding<br />
Stream<br />
27th November 2012 12.14pm<br />
Early Years Services<br />
EYS-01<br />
EYS-02<br />
EYS-03<br />
EYS-04<br />
EYS-05<br />
EYS-06<br />
EYS-07<br />
EYS-08<br />
EYS-09<br />
EYS-10<br />
EYS-11<br />
EYS-12<br />
EYS-13<br />
EYS-14<br />
EYS-15<br />
MSG 2012/15 <strong>Appendix</strong> 1<br />
Organisation - Name and Address Project Title Project Description<br />
Tower Hamlets Opportunity Group<br />
Around Poplar Sure Start Children's<br />
Centre, 115 Three Colt Street, E14 8AP<br />
Abertots Play Aberfeldy<br />
Neighbourhood centre,<br />
Aberfeldy st, E14 0NU<br />
Account3 Ltd 3<br />
Birkbeck Street, E2 6JY<br />
St Hilda's East Community Centre<br />
18 Club Row, E2 7EY<br />
Lincoln Hall Preschool<br />
The Linc centre, 70 fern street,<br />
E3 3PR<br />
Mudchute Association Pier<br />
Street, E14 3HP<br />
Tower Hamlets<br />
Opportunity Group<br />
Service Delivery<br />
Early years service targeted at parents and children. The<br />
service operates from Monday to Friday from 9 am to 2 pm<br />
from the Around Poplar Sure Start Children's Centre.<br />
Sessions run from 9.30 to 12.30 pm.<br />
Abertots Play Create early education places for children that are entitled<br />
to two-year old funded places. 3 hours per day during term<br />
time only between the hours of 9am-12noon. Supervise 18<br />
children between the ages of 2-5 years.<br />
Harmony at<br />
account3<br />
The Catholic Children's Society St Francis Family<br />
(Westminster) St Francis Centre<br />
Family Centre<br />
Flora Close (Off Ricardo Street), E14<br />
6EQ<br />
Avebury Playgroup Roberta<br />
Street, E2 6AW<br />
Allen Gardens Playgroup 55<br />
Buxton Street, E1 5EH<br />
Toyhouse Libraries Association of<br />
Tower Hamlets<br />
The Toyhouse Centre, 92 St Paul's Way,<br />
London E3 4AL<br />
Weavers Adventure Playgound Vaiduct<br />
street, c/o Oxford House, Der<strong>by</strong>shire<br />
Street, E2 6GH<br />
Munchkins (TC) Playgroup<br />
Teviot Centre, Wyvis Street, E14 6QD<br />
Toyhouse Libraries Association of<br />
Tower Hamlets<br />
The Toyhouse Centre, 92 St Paul's Way,<br />
London E3 4AL<br />
Island House playgroup<br />
Roserton street, E14 3PG<br />
SSBA Community Trust - Heba Nursery<br />
Unit 5, Business Development Centre, 7-<br />
15 Greatorex Street, E1 5NF<br />
Newly created day nursery places / early years education<br />
for two year olds. Monday-Friday, 8.30 -18.30 for at least<br />
15 hours a week. Up to 36 children aged between the<br />
ages of 3 months and 5 years.<br />
Under 5's and Crèche and Playgroup provision. Crèche childcare - (2 x<br />
Crèche Project two hour sessions weekly) and Family Learning (2 x two<br />
hour sessions) for children aged 6 months to 5 years,<br />
throughout the year, currently from Monday to Wednesday.<br />
Up to 8 children per session (with potential capacity to<br />
increase up to 18, <strong>by</strong> use of additional centre space if the<br />
need arises).<br />
Lincoln Hall Pre-school provision to prepare children under 4 years for<br />
Preschool<br />
a learning environment. 2 daily sessions from 9.30am to<br />
3.00pm early years education for 38 weeks a year. 15<br />
hours a week for under 5s. 10 sessions a week, Monday<br />
to Friday for 12 children over three years old and 12<br />
Mudchute Playgroup children Expand the under Early three, Years per Foundation session. Stage service. Two x<br />
(muddy boots) term-time playgroups for children aged between 2 - 5<br />
years. 2 sessions each day for 3 hours each session. Up<br />
to an additional 16 places available.<br />
Playgroup. 9 sessions per week (year round), each lasting<br />
2.5 hours. 9 children per session<br />
Recommendation to<br />
Cabinet 3rd October<br />
2012<br />
Final Recommendation<br />
100,000 140,000<br />
18,000 18,000<br />
Whilst there was much to<br />
commend this bid, given there is<br />
similar provision no award has<br />
been recommended.<br />
18,000 18,000<br />
26,000 32,000<br />
36,700 36,700<br />
20,000 20,000<br />
Avebury Playgroup Early Years Foundation Stage education. 2 x 3hr<br />
sessions, morning and afternoon, Monday to Friday, term<br />
time only. Total 30 hours of sessions per week. 20<br />
children per session. 37,000 37,000<br />
Allen Gardens<br />
Playgroup<br />
Home Visiting<br />
Mobile Toy Library<br />
Service<br />
Playgroup - 12 x children over 3 years old and 12 x<br />
children under 3 years old per session.<br />
Home Visiting Mobile Toy Library takes a vast stock of toys<br />
and play resources, plus bilingual play focused staff into the<br />
homes of families, engaging the child in play and offering<br />
support and a listening ear to parents. Visit families <strong>by</strong><br />
appointment once a month. Up to 1 hour per visit.<br />
Keep Playing ‘Keep Getting Fit' project to encourage the whole family unit<br />
into a healthier lifestyle. (April-September) 15-20 young<br />
people per sports session and 10-15 per arts and crafts<br />
session, average 70-100 young people per session during<br />
the holiday times.<br />
Munchkins<br />
Playgroup<br />
Childcare provision for children aged between 2-5 years.<br />
Childcare provision for children aged between 2-5 years.<br />
40 children.<br />
Each part-time pre-school place will provide each child with<br />
15 hours per week.<br />
Soft Play Projects Active Play encouraging both children and their parents.<br />
Play sessions from 9 am to 2 pm from around Poplar Sure<br />
Start Children's Centre.<br />
Island House<br />
Playgroup<br />
(Introducing Two<br />
year funded<br />
Children)<br />
Heba Nursery EYFS<br />
provision<br />
Early Years aged 2.5 to 5 year old children - Opportunities<br />
for young children to play and learn and express<br />
themselves. 6 x two year funded places for 2 years olds,<br />
26 places for 3 and 4 year olds. 2 x three hour sessions -<br />
Monday to Friday from 9am -3.30pm.<br />
28,160 28,160<br />
15,000 45,000<br />
Whilst there was much to<br />
commend this bid, given the<br />
focus on early years education<br />
provision, no award has been<br />
recommended.<br />
39,000 39,000<br />
35,000 35,000<br />
30,350 30,350<br />
Nursery provision for women attending Heba's courses.<br />
3 places to children of mums attending courses. 15 hours<br />
sessions per week. 8 places - 2 for 2 year olds and 6 for 3-<br />
4 Year-olds 28,000 28,000<br />
7<br />
£
Applica-tion<br />
Code and<br />
Funding<br />
Stream<br />
27th November 2012 12.14pm<br />
EYS-16<br />
EYS-17<br />
EYS-18<br />
EYS-19<br />
EYS-20<br />
EYS-21<br />
EYS-22<br />
EYS-23<br />
EYS-24<br />
EYS-25<br />
EYS-26<br />
EYS-27<br />
EYS-28<br />
EYS-29<br />
EYS-30<br />
MSG 2012/15 <strong>Appendix</strong> 1<br />
Organisation - Name and Address Project Title Project Description<br />
Early Years Network Tower Hamlets<br />
15 Kelsey Street, E2 6HD<br />
Green Candle Dance Company Oxford<br />
House, Der<strong>by</strong>shire Street, E2 6HG<br />
Ranwell Playgroup 1<br />
McCullum Rd, Bow Rd, E3 5HZ<br />
City Gateway Ensign<br />
Court, 28 Ensign Street<br />
E1 8ND<br />
Jagonari Women Educational<br />
Resource Centre 183 - 185<br />
Whitechapel Road, E1 1DN<br />
Wapping playgroup Tench<br />
St, E1W 2QD<br />
Scallywags Parent Run Nursery The<br />
Canal Club, Waterloo Gardens, E2 9HP<br />
Somali Integration Team Bancroft<br />
TMC, 12 Wickford Street<br />
E1 5QN<br />
Rainbow House London<br />
Muslim Centre, 46 Whitechapel Road, E1<br />
1JX<br />
Wapping Playzone Wapping<br />
Women Centre<br />
Philchurch Place, Off Pinchin St<br />
E1 1PG<br />
Rainbow Playgroup<br />
Calders Wharf Community Centre<br />
Saunders Ness Road<br />
E14 3EA<br />
Glamis Community Nursery 414<br />
Cable Street, E10AF<br />
Spitalfields Music 61<br />
Brushfield Street, E1 6AA<br />
Toyhouse Libraries Association of<br />
Tower Hamlets<br />
The Toyhouse Centre, 92 St Paul's Way,<br />
London E3 4AL<br />
Brayford Square Playgroup 6<br />
Brayford Square, Exmouth Estate, E1<br />
0SG<br />
Early Years Network<br />
Infrastructure<br />
Support to Early<br />
Years Service<br />
Providers<br />
Dance for Early<br />
Years<br />
Infrastructure Support Group. Infrastructure administrative<br />
support and advice to Early Years Service servicing<br />
approximately 120 providers.<br />
Encouraging a love of movement and dance and an<br />
enjoyment of physical exercise early in the lives of children<br />
aged 2-4 years. Term-time blocks of 8 x contact sessions<br />
plus an evaluation session with teachers. CPD training<br />
workshop to each school or nursery. 2 additional<br />
workshops per year open to teachers and carers.<br />
Ranwell playgroup Playgroup for children under 8 years old. 32 children per<br />
week. Over the 2.5 years will develop 8 x two-year-old<br />
funded places.<br />
38 weeks per year for 5 days a week. 2 x 3 hour morning<br />
and afternoon sessions.<br />
City Gateway Early<br />
Years programme<br />
Develop 3 sites for early years education. Increase<br />
funded provision for disadvantaged children between 3-12<br />
years, but with a focus on 2 year old funded places.<br />
Recommendation to<br />
Cabinet 3rd October<br />
2012<br />
Final Recommendation<br />
225,000 225,000<br />
Whilst there was much to<br />
commend this bid, given the<br />
focus on early years education<br />
provision, no award has been<br />
recommended.<br />
27,000 27,000<br />
Whilst there was much to<br />
commend this bid, given there is<br />
similar provision no award has<br />
been recommended.<br />
Jagonari Playhouse Early Years Foundation stage education for 2, 3 and 4 year<br />
olds. 2 sessions from 9.15 to 4 pm. 12 children in the<br />
morning session according to crèche needs and 24 in the<br />
afternoon. 60,000 60,000<br />
Wapping playgroup Playgroup morning and afternoon sessions. 24 places for<br />
2-5 year olds 8 of which will be reserved for 2 year funded<br />
places.<br />
15 hours per week; 5x3 hour sessions.<br />
Scallywags Parent<br />
Run Nursery<br />
Parent involved nursery provision. 16 children per day.<br />
Monday to Friday during school term time from 9.15 a.m. to<br />
1.15 p.m.<br />
Early Years Project Playgroup sessions. 3 weekly playgroup sessions. One<br />
playgroup will be held in Mile End Children's centre.<br />
Another playgroup will be held in Montifiore Sure Start<br />
Centre and in Chicksand Friendly Club in LAP 2.<br />
30 new children to each playgroup. 3-4 workshops per<br />
year<br />
Rainbow House Preschool<br />
Children aged 0-8 years and their families, from local<br />
Bengali and Somali communities. Early Years Foundation<br />
Stage Curriculum, ensuring children learn and develop<br />
through play. 2 x part-time pre-school sessions from 8:30<br />
am to 4:30 pm term time, 24 children per session and<br />
Mothers & Toddlers drop-in sessions once a week.<br />
Playroup Combined playgroup service for 2, 3 and 4 year olds in the<br />
morning and also in the afternoon for children ages 2 to 5.<br />
24 children (12 in the morning and 12 in the afternoon).<br />
Fortnightly workshops for parents; children's development,<br />
healthy eating and behaviour management and topics that<br />
are pertinent to parents.<br />
Rainbow Playgroup Develop the number of 2 year old places 2x 3 hour<br />
sessions per day. Maximum of 40 children per week.<br />
Empowering parents<br />
and families in early<br />
years provision,<br />
training and<br />
management<br />
Early Years Musical<br />
Rumpus<br />
Toyhouse Core<br />
Operations, Toy<br />
Library Support<br />
including Somali<br />
Work<br />
brayford square<br />
playgroup<br />
25,000 25,000<br />
15,000 15,000<br />
Whilst there was much to<br />
commend this bid, given the<br />
focus on early years education<br />
provision, no award has been<br />
recommended.<br />
37,260 37,260<br />
23,145 23,145<br />
34,273 34,273<br />
Create more funded early education places for 3 and 4 yr<br />
olds and develop better practices to secure funded places<br />
for two year olds. 2 x parents/carer events held for existing<br />
parents and consultation on how to engage new parents. 20,000 20,000<br />
Early Years Musical Rumpus project. 20 workshops<br />
sessions per annum. Each session will run for half a day.<br />
Promote Toy Libraries as an excellent vehicle for providing<br />
non stigmatising support early on to vulnerable families.<br />
3,000+ families accessing Toy Library provision and<br />
support for families, linked to EYFS and CAFP.<br />
Playgroup for children aged 2.5 - 5 years old. 2 x three<br />
hours sessions per week, between 8.45 am to 3.30 pm. 10<br />
sessions each week. 16 children per session<br />
8<br />
Whilst there was much to<br />
commend this bid, given the<br />
focus on early years education<br />
provision, no award has been<br />
recommended.<br />
Whilst there was much to<br />
commend this bid, given the<br />
focus on early years education<br />
provision, no award has been<br />
recommended.<br />
25,000 25,000<br />
£
Applica-tion<br />
Code and<br />
Funding<br />
Stream<br />
27th November 2012 12.14pm<br />
EYS-31<br />
EYS-32<br />
EYS-33<br />
EYS-34<br />
EYS-35<br />
EYS-36<br />
EYS-37<br />
EYS-38<br />
EYS-39<br />
EYS-40<br />
MSG 2012/15 <strong>Appendix</strong> 1<br />
Organisation - Name and Address Project Title Project Description<br />
Poplar Play Centre 111<br />
Poplar High Street, E14 0AE<br />
Vernon Pre School Playgroup 29<br />
Vernon Road, E3 5HQ<br />
Tate House Playgroup<br />
Cranbrook Estate, Mace Street<br />
E2 0RA<br />
Mile End Nursery and Playgroup 8c<br />
Morgan Street, E3 5AB<br />
Matilda Community Day Nursery<br />
Matilda House, St Katharine's way<br />
London E1W 1LQ<br />
Burdett Estate Playgroup<br />
Burdett Neighbourhood Centre<br />
Wallwood Street, E14 7BW<br />
Glasshouse Parkview 161 Old<br />
Ford Road, E2 9JN<br />
Newlon Fusion<br />
4 Daneland Walk, Hale Village<br />
N17 9FE<br />
Hackney Playbus Kingsmead<br />
Kabin, 8-9 Kingsmead Way, E9 5QG<br />
Somali Parent and Children Play<br />
Association<br />
91 Mile End Road, E1 4UJ<br />
Poplar Play Centre<br />
Ltd<br />
Vernon Pre-School<br />
Playgroup<br />
Tate House<br />
Playgroup @<br />
Cranbrook estate<br />
and Tate House<br />
playgroup @ Meath<br />
Gardens<br />
Mile End Nursery<br />
and Playgroup.<br />
Matilda Nursery<br />
Main Stream Grant<br />
Funding<br />
Burdett Estate<br />
Playgroup<br />
The Glasshouse<br />
Youth club<br />
Children under 5 years old and their families. Full Day<br />
Care Facilities 8 am – 6 pm Mon - Fri all year round.<br />
Toy Library 10 am - 12.30 pm Mon -Fri Term time only.<br />
Recommendation to<br />
Cabinet 3rd October<br />
2012<br />
Final Recommendation<br />
30,000 30,000<br />
Playgroup to support and develop children's growing<br />
curiosity and development. 4 two year old in each session;<br />
24 children per annum. A range of planned and unplanned<br />
opportunities that stimulate the children's developing<br />
senses and exploration.<br />
Open from 8.45 am to 3.15 pm<br />
Early learning provision from 2 sites in Lap 1. 56 2yr olds<br />
and 24 3yr olds. 2 x three hour sessions per day. 5 days<br />
25,000 25,000<br />
per week during term time. 41,000 41,000<br />
Preschool education. 5 days weekly during school term<br />
times. 15 hours per week - 9.00 am to 3.00pm. 22<br />
children at each session, ten sessions per week.<br />
Nursery provision. 51 weeks a year. 8 am till 6 pm x 5<br />
days a week.<br />
Early Years Foundation Stage provision for children under<br />
5. 2 sessions per day, five days a week term time only. 18<br />
children attend each session = 36 children attend daily.<br />
Youth club for 5 - 10 year olds. Open Monday - Thursday<br />
4pm to 6pm.<br />
Holiday Highlights Stay and play, parent and child sessions at John Scurr<br />
Community Centre. This project will mainly cover LAP 8<br />
but neighbouring wards will also benefit. The project will run<br />
3 days per week, with each session lasting 2 hours each.<br />
Eleanor Street<br />
Children's project<br />
Play Opportunity for<br />
Somali Children<br />
17 families living on a caravan site will benefit from a range<br />
of activities including sandplay, water play, playdough<br />
modelling, art and craft activities, dressing up, story telling,<br />
singing, role play, puzzles, games to promote problem<br />
solving, reasoning and numeracy and lots of outdoor play.<br />
18,000 18,000<br />
Whilst there was much to<br />
commend this bid, given the<br />
focus on early years education<br />
provision, no award has been<br />
recommended.<br />
12,000 12,000<br />
This organisation did not meet<br />
the criteria for <strong>funding</strong> and as<br />
such was not recommended for<br />
<strong>funding</strong>.<br />
This organisation did not meet<br />
the criteria for <strong>funding</strong> and as<br />
such was not recommended for<br />
<strong>funding</strong>.<br />
£<br />
9,000<br />
Inclusive playgroup. 1 session a week, designed<br />
specifically, but not exclusively, for Somali children with<br />
special needs<br />
The sessions will take place at Mile End Adventure Park. 25,900 25,900<br />
9<br />
Total 1,074,788 1,159,788
Applica-tion<br />
Code and<br />
Funding<br />
Stream<br />
27th November 2012 12.14pm<br />
Study Support Services<br />
SSS-01<br />
SSS-02<br />
SSS-03<br />
SSS-04<br />
SSS-05<br />
SSS-06<br />
SSS-07<br />
SSS-08<br />
SSS-09<br />
SSS-10<br />
SSS-11<br />
SSS-12<br />
SSS-13<br />
SSS-14<br />
SSS-15<br />
SSS-16<br />
SSS-17<br />
SSS-18<br />
MSG 2012/15 <strong>Appendix</strong> 1<br />
Organisation - Name and Address Project Title Project Description<br />
Stifford TJRS TRA<br />
2-6 Cressy Place, E1 3JG<br />
Associates of Community Trust (UK)<br />
c/o 8 Culpin House, Turin Street,<br />
E2 6BZ<br />
Tower Hamlets Parents' Centre 1<br />
Links Yard, 29 Spelman Street<br />
E1 5LX<br />
Da'watul Islam UK and Eire<br />
56 Bigland Street, E1 2ND<br />
Thames Bengali Association Shadwell<br />
Cenre, 455 The High Way, E1 W3HP<br />
Black Women's Health and Family<br />
Support<br />
82 Russia Lane, E2 9LU<br />
Somali Education and Cultural Project<br />
180 Mile End Road, E1 4LJ<br />
Chinese Association of Tower Hamlets<br />
680 Commercial Road, E14 7HA<br />
Culloden Bangladeshi Parents<br />
Association 49 - 51<br />
Aberfeldy Street, E14 0NU<br />
Wapping Bangladesh Association<br />
Wapping Youth Club, 1st Floor,<br />
Tench Street, E1W 2QD<br />
Children Education Group Harkness<br />
House Community Centre, Christian<br />
Street, E1 1RX<br />
Ensign Youth Club Wellclose<br />
Square, off The Highway, E1 8HY<br />
Golden Moon Youth project<br />
St Georges Town Hall, 236 Cable Street,<br />
E1 0BL<br />
Ocean Somali Community Association<br />
Concordia Community Enterprise Centre,<br />
Railway Arches 420 – 421 Burdett Road,<br />
E3 4AA<br />
The Rooted Forum Tarling<br />
East Community Centre, 63 Martha<br />
Street, E1 2PA<br />
Limehouse Welfare Association<br />
44 Repton Street, E14 7PX<br />
Toyhouse Libraries Association of<br />
Tower Hamlets<br />
The Toyhouse Centre, 92 St Paul's Way,<br />
London E3 4AL<br />
Globetown Learning Community<br />
Morpeth School, Portman Place<br />
E2 0PX<br />
Stifford<br />
Supplementary<br />
School<br />
Homework and<br />
Internet Education<br />
Club<br />
THPC Saturday<br />
Study Support<br />
Project<br />
Darul Ummah Study<br />
Support Programme<br />
Thames Bengali<br />
Association Study<br />
Support Project<br />
BWHAFS Study<br />
Support Programme<br />
Recommendation to<br />
Cabinet 3rd October<br />
2012<br />
Final Recommendation<br />
Stifford Supplementary School. 40 young people<br />
registered for the project. At least 32 young people to<br />
attend one 3 hour session once a week x 48 weeks a year. 7,750 11,000<br />
Homework and Internet Education Club for young people<br />
aged 11 to 16 years. Deliver 2 x classroom sessions a<br />
week for 38 weeks per year. Provide a total of 304 hours of<br />
homework and teaching support each year.<br />
3,750 7,000<br />
Saturday Study Support Project. Deliver a 3 hour weekend<br />
extended Study Support Session for 25 local young people<br />
7-11 years old, during 40 weeks of the year. 6,250 6,250<br />
Study Support Programme. 40 children will be accessing<br />
study support sessions each week, 20 in each, with those<br />
children needing more support encouraged to attend the<br />
longer session on Sunday ( 3 hours)<br />
Study Support Project. English language and homework<br />
Support: 3 x classes per week x 38 weeks per year = 114<br />
Classes per year. Maths and ICT Support: 2 x Classes per<br />
week x 38 weeks per year = 76 Classes Per Year. 5 x 2<br />
hours a week x 38 weeks per year = 380 hours of<br />
classroom teaching per year. Up to 70 children aged 8-14<br />
years per year to take up study support classes.<br />
Study Support Programme. Weekly homework club and<br />
tutorial sessions in English, Maths and Sciences for up to<br />
22 young people per week through a 2-hour homework<br />
club.<br />
SECP Study 12 Study Students Support in Programme. Year 5-7 will attend Students an aged additional 7-12 2 years hours &<br />
Support Programme students aged 13-16 years. 2 x study support sessions a<br />
week during term time. One to one support for all students<br />
available.<br />
Chinese After<br />
School Homework<br />
Club<br />
After School Homework Club. Offers a Mandarin<br />
playgroup, year 1 class and GCSE level classes.<br />
Homework club available after school to all C.I.S.T.H<br />
students & Mulberry School students providing extra<br />
support to complete homework and revision.<br />
Culloden<br />
Supplementary Classes. Provides study support classes,<br />
Bangladeshi Parents two hours a day, two days a week for 22 children.<br />
Association<br />
Supplementary<br />
Classes Wapping<br />
Supplementary<br />
School Education<br />
Project<br />
Home Work Study<br />
Support Club<br />
Supplementary School Education Project, for academically<br />
under-achieving Bangladeshi children aged 8 - 16 years<br />
old.<br />
76 classroom sessions on Tuesdays and Thursdays<br />
between 4.30pm to 6.30pm for 38 weeks a year - term time<br />
only.<br />
7,500 7,500<br />
7,500 7,500<br />
3,500 5,000<br />
7,500 7,500<br />
3,750 7,550<br />
3,750 7,000<br />
7,500 7,500<br />
Home Work Study Support Club. This service is to be<br />
provided every weekend 11am-1pm two days a week,<br />
10-15 pupils with two part time tutors 7,500 7,500<br />
Sky High Home Work Study Support Club. 36 weeks of term-time<br />
classes. 30 local Bangladeshi and Somali children will<br />
benefit from the project per annum. Classes will run each<br />
Saturday 10-12pm.<br />
Young Bangladeshi Study Support Class for young Bangladeshi people.<br />
Study Support Class Children aged 8 - 11 years and 12 - 14 years. The classes<br />
will accept up to 20 pupils per session (2 sessions x 20<br />
children = 40 pupils).<br />
Promoting a brighter<br />
future through study<br />
support<br />
Study support classes. Delivers 8 hours per week, also<br />
includes homework club activities, advice & guidance,<br />
emotional wellbeing workshops and sessions on healthy<br />
eating. Booster sessions for Year 9 pupils preparing for<br />
SAT's are also available.<br />
7,500 7,500<br />
7,500 7,500<br />
3,500 3,500<br />
Study Support Study Support Project. • 30 pupils enrolled • 172 hours of<br />
out of school hours teaching time delivered • 86 sessions<br />
of out of school hours teaching time delivered. 7,500 7,500<br />
Limehouse Study<br />
Support Class<br />
(English and Maths)<br />
After School Games<br />
Club<br />
Somali Support<br />
Project<br />
Study Support Classes in English and Maths. Twice<br />
weekly, Monday-Friday from 5-7 pm.<br />
Providing high quality out of school hours English and<br />
Maths, social, educational and cultural provision.<br />
After School Games Club, for children aged 8 and under.<br />
The project will operate one afternoon each week between<br />
3.30-5.00pm, offering a selection of games for families to<br />
play together. A bi-lingual worker will support parents.<br />
Study Support Project for Somali young people. The<br />
learning, mentoring and study support service is aimed at<br />
delivering valuable early stage support to young learners<br />
aged 5 to 15 living in the LAP1/LAP2 target area.<br />
10<br />
3,750 7,550<br />
3,750 3,750<br />
1,500 1,500<br />
£
Applica-tion<br />
Code and<br />
Funding<br />
Stream<br />
27th November 2012 12.14pm<br />
SSS-19<br />
SSS-20<br />
SSS-21<br />
SSS-22<br />
SSS-23<br />
SSS-24<br />
SSS-25<br />
SSS-26<br />
SSS-27<br />
SSS-28<br />
SSS-29<br />
SSS-30<br />
SSS-31<br />
SSS-32<br />
SSS-33<br />
SSS-34<br />
SSS-35<br />
MSG 2012/15 <strong>Appendix</strong> 1<br />
Organisation - Name and Address Project Title Project Description<br />
Olga Education and Training Project<br />
Unit 7, First Floor, St. Margaret's House,<br />
15-17 Old Ford Road, E2 9PL<br />
Boundary Community School 20<br />
Club Row, E2 7EY<br />
Al Majidiah Trust 1<br />
Cornwall Avenue, E2 0HW<br />
Poplar Bangladeshi Community<br />
Project 39<br />
Aberfeldy Street, E14 0NU<br />
SocietyLinks<br />
80 John Fisher Street, E1 8JX<br />
Shadow Youth Alliance Units 3<br />
and 4 Connett House,<br />
1 Teesdale Street, E2 6GF<br />
Teviot Bangladeshi Cultural<br />
Community Group 181<br />
Teviot St, E14 6PY<br />
Wadajir Somali Community Centre<br />
229 East India Dock Road, E14 0EG<br />
Dorset Community Association 37<br />
Ravenscroft Street, E2 7SH<br />
East End Community School 9<br />
Lamb Street, London E1 6EA<br />
Study Support<br />
Programme<br />
BCS Study Support<br />
Project<br />
Al Majidiah Study<br />
Support Programme<br />
Study Support Programme. The classes will be run 2<br />
hours per week for 40 weeks. Expected attendees will be<br />
25 students per session, mainly from Bangladeshi and<br />
Somali communities.<br />
Study Support Project. At least 25 children per each tutor,<br />
expected average of 80% attendance in every session.<br />
Study Support classes running from 5.30-7.30pm on<br />
Tuesday and Wednesday each week for at least 37 weeks<br />
per academic year.<br />
Recommendation to<br />
Cabinet 3rd October<br />
2012<br />
Final Recommendation<br />
3,750 3,750<br />
7,500 7,500<br />
Study Support Programme. Male students from years 7 to<br />
11. Part-time evening and weekend sessions with 25 boys<br />
average total attendance per week. 7,500 7,500<br />
Raising Attainment Raising attainment through study support classes. 36<br />
weeks of term-time study support classes (2 evenings per<br />
week)<br />
- 30 local Bangladeshi children will benefit from the project<br />
per annum. - Classes will run on Wednesdays and<br />
Thursdays 4-6pm<br />
E1 Study Support<br />
Class<br />
Study Support Classes. Provides 1 evening Study support<br />
session and 1 weekend study support session every week,<br />
run 46 week per year.<br />
Provides one to one support for young people.<br />
SYA - Study Support Study Support Project. Study support session once a<br />
week, 15 young people per session<br />
GOAL Study Support Classes. 36 weeks of term-time STUDY<br />
SUPPORT Classes (2 evening per week) 32 local<br />
Bangladeshi and Somali children aged 8-12 years will be<br />
benefiting from project per annum. Classes will run on<br />
Wednesday and Thursday 4-6pm<br />
Wadajir Homework<br />
Club and<br />
Supplementary<br />
Education<br />
Study Support<br />
Project<br />
Study Support<br />
Project<br />
St. Peters Bengali Association Minerva Study Support<br />
Community Centre, 10 Minerva Street, E2 Tower Hamlets<br />
9EH<br />
Project<br />
Hermitage Mother Tongue and Study<br />
Support Centre 46<br />
Matilda House, St Katherine Way., E1W<br />
1LG<br />
St. Peter's Community and Advice<br />
Centre St. Peter's<br />
North Community Centre, 1. Marian<br />
Place, E2 9AX<br />
London Somali Action Forum St.<br />
George's Town Hall, 236 Cable Street, E1<br />
0BL<br />
Women's Education and Health Trust<br />
9 Stains<strong>by</strong> Road, E14 6JP<br />
Bijoy youth Group Unit 29,<br />
566 Cable Street,<br />
E1W 3HB<br />
Baitul Mamur Academy 85<br />
Roman Road, E2 OQN<br />
Homework Club and Supplementary Education.<br />
Homework support to Somali Children and young people<br />
aged 11- 16 years to help them cope with their workload: 2.<br />
Supplementary teaching in core curriculum subjects such<br />
as Maths and English;<br />
2,500 5,000<br />
3,500 3,500<br />
7,500 7,500<br />
3,750 5,000<br />
5,000 7,500<br />
Study Support Project. 2 days a week, evening sessions 6-<br />
8pm. Educational support and extra-curricular activities in<br />
Science, English and Maths for 20 young people. 7,500 7,500<br />
Study Support Project. 3 study support classes a week,<br />
providing high quality teaching and learning for Bangladeshi<br />
children in English, Mathematics and Science. 5,000 7,500<br />
Classes will be run every Saturday and Sunday each week<br />
from 10am- 4pm for 48 weeks a year at two sites. Two<br />
gender segregated classes will be organised (based on on<br />
ability) in two sites of the consortium.<br />
Study Support Study Support Project for Bangladeshi and Somali children<br />
aged 8 to 12 years. Deliver 2 days per week of evening<br />
session 6-8pm. Deliver a comprehensive supplementary<br />
education and study support sessions/classes in<br />
extracurricular activities and Science, English and Maths.<br />
St Peter's Girls<br />
Study Support<br />
Programme<br />
7,500 7,500<br />
3,750 5,000<br />
Study Support Programme. To run class activities every<br />
weekend -11am to 1pm during term time x 40 Weeks.<br />
- To support approximately 25 girls per sessions. 1,500 Application Withdrawn<br />
Home work Club Study Support Project. English lessons once per week for<br />
2 hrs for 30 Somali children. Maths classes x 1 hour a<br />
week<br />
Saturday School Homework club. A supplementary school which supports<br />
children from 6 -16 years old at weekends. Two sessions -<br />
early late afternoons.<br />
English Basha Study Support Project. 36 weeks of term-time study<br />
support classes ( Two sessions per week)<br />
35 local Bangladeshi children aged 8-12 years, will benefit<br />
from the project per annum. Classes will run on<br />
Wednesdays and Thursdays 4-6pm.<br />
Wisdom Study Support. 36 weeks of term-time Study Support<br />
Classes ( Two sessions per week) - 28 local Bangladeshi<br />
children aged 8-12 will be benefiting from project per<br />
annum. - Classes will run on Monday and Wednesday 4-<br />
6pm<br />
1,500 1,500<br />
5,000 5,000<br />
3,750 5,000<br />
1,500 1,500<br />
Total 179,250 207,850<br />
11<br />
CFS Total 1,671,288 1,893,638<br />
£
Applica-tion<br />
Code and<br />
Funding<br />
Stream<br />
MSG 2012/15 <strong>Appendix</strong> 1<br />
Organisation - Name and Address Project Title Project Description<br />
27th November 2012 12.14pm<br />
COMMUNITIES, LOCALITIES AND CULTURE<br />
CLS = Community Language Services<br />
CLS-01<br />
CLS-02<br />
CLS-03<br />
CLS-04<br />
CLS-05<br />
CLS-06<br />
CLS-07<br />
CLS-08<br />
CLS-09<br />
CLS-10<br />
CLS-11<br />
CLS-12<br />
CLS-13<br />
CLS-14<br />
CLS-15<br />
CLS-16<br />
Ocean Somali Community Association<br />
Concordia Community Enterprise Centre,<br />
Railway Arches 420 – 421 Burdett Road,<br />
E3 4AA<br />
Somali Integration Team Bancroft<br />
TMC, 12 Wickford Street<br />
E1 5QN<br />
Stifford TJRS TRA<br />
2-6 Cressy Place, E1 3JG<br />
Wapping Bangladesh Association<br />
First Floor, Tench Street, London E1W<br />
2QD<br />
Al Majidiah Trust 1<br />
Cornwall Avenue, E2 0HW<br />
Chinese Association of Tower Hamlets<br />
680 Commercial Road, E14 7HA<br />
Limehouse Welfare Association<br />
44 Repton Street, E14 7PX<br />
St. Peter's Supplementary School<br />
52 Mansford Street,<br />
Bethnal Green,<br />
London E2 7NS<br />
Somali Education and Cultural Project<br />
180 Mile End Road, E1 4LJ<br />
Thames Bengali Association Shadwell<br />
Cenre<br />
455 The High Way<br />
London E1 W3HP<br />
Da'watul Islam UK and Eire<br />
56 Bigland Street, E1 2ND<br />
Poplar Bangladeshi Community<br />
Project, 39 Aberfeldy Street, E14 0NU<br />
The Brick Lane Jamme Masjid Trust<br />
(London) Ltd 59 Brick Lane, London E1<br />
6QL<br />
Bijoy youth Group Unit 29,<br />
566 Cable Street,<br />
E1W 3HB<br />
St. Peters Bengali Association<br />
Minerva Community Centre, 10<br />
Minerva Street, E2 9EH<br />
Poplar Bengali Community<br />
Organisation<br />
1 Wigram House, Wades Place<br />
E14 0DA<br />
Literacy Through<br />
Arts<br />
Literacy Through Arts for Somali and Bengali young people<br />
Recommendation to<br />
Cabinet 3rd October<br />
2012<br />
Final Recommendation<br />
9,998 9,998<br />
Somali Classes Mother Tongue classes for Somali young children A new bid; whilst their is much to<br />
commend it, given that there is<br />
similar provision available in the<br />
Borough and the pressures on<br />
the grants budget at this time, it<br />
was not considered appropriate<br />
at this point to fund this project<br />
Mother Tongue<br />
Project<br />
Wapping Bengali<br />
Mother Tongue<br />
Education Project<br />
Al Majidiah Evening<br />
and Weekend<br />
School<br />
Chinese<br />
Independent School<br />
of Tower Hamlets<br />
(Mother Tongue<br />
Classes)<br />
Limehouse Mother<br />
Tongue<br />
classes(Bengali)<br />
Bengali Mother<br />
Tongue Project<br />
SECP Somali<br />
Mother Tongue<br />
Classes<br />
Thames Bengali<br />
Association<br />
Community<br />
Languages Project<br />
Darul Ummah<br />
Mother Tongue<br />
Programme<br />
Mother Tongue classes for Bengali children aged 6-11<br />
years<br />
Mother Tongue classes for academically underachieving<br />
Bangladeshi children aged 8 - 16 years<br />
Mother Tongue classes for children aged between 7 and<br />
15 years.<br />
Mother Tongue for school students within the Chinese and<br />
Vietnamese Community<br />
Mother Tongue classes for Bangladeshi children and young<br />
people<br />
Mother Tongue classes for Bengali children and young<br />
people<br />
Mother Tongue classes for Somali young people<br />
Mother Tongue for underachieving Bangladeshi children<br />
aged 8 years to 16 years<br />
10,500 10,500<br />
7,430 7,430<br />
14,439 25,000<br />
6,220 6,220<br />
8,750 8,750<br />
2,500 2,500<br />
6,063 6,063<br />
10,000 10,000<br />
Languages classes for young people aged from 5 to 16<br />
who have parents who are first speakers of their mother<br />
tongue 10,000 10,000<br />
Learning Zone Mother Tongue classes for Bangladeshi children around<br />
Aberfeldy areas aged between 8-12 years old<br />
Brick Lane Mother<br />
Tongue Project<br />
Mother tongue lessons and study support to young people<br />
aged between 11 to 16 years.<br />
6,220 10,000<br />
21,000 21,000<br />
Amaar Basha Mother Tongue classes for Bangladeshi Children aged<br />
between 8-12 years old. Project developed in partnership<br />
with Al Huda school and local mosque 10,000 10,000<br />
Enhance Bengali<br />
Language to<br />
main<strong>stream</strong> Project<br />
Mother Tongue<br />
Project<br />
Mother Tongue classes for Bengali children<br />
Bengali mother tongue classes for the children in the<br />
Willcrook Estate (Limehouse Ward).<br />
12<br />
19,500 19,500<br />
3,750 6,300<br />
£
Applica-tion<br />
Code and<br />
Funding<br />
Stream<br />
27th November 2012 12.14pm<br />
CLS-17<br />
CLS-18<br />
CLS-19<br />
CLS-20<br />
CLS-21<br />
CLS-22<br />
CLS-23<br />
CLS-24<br />
CLS-25<br />
CLS-26<br />
CLS-27<br />
CLS-28<br />
CLS-29<br />
CLS-30<br />
CLS-31<br />
CLS-32<br />
CLS-33<br />
CLS-34<br />
CLS-35<br />
CLS-36<br />
CLS-37<br />
MSG 2012/15 <strong>Appendix</strong> 1<br />
Organisation - Name and Address Project Title Project Description<br />
Baitul Mamur Academy<br />
85 Roman Road<br />
E2 OQN<br />
Boundary Community School<br />
20 Club Row, E2 7EY<br />
EC Lighthouse LTD<br />
EC Lighthouse/ Lithuanian Saturday<br />
School, The Learning Village<br />
352 Commercial Road, E1 0LB<br />
Udichi Shilpi Gosthi Creative<br />
Enterprise Network (CEN), E1 5HZ<br />
Black Women's Health and Family<br />
Support<br />
82 Russia Lane, E2 9LU<br />
East End Community School 9<br />
Lamb Street, London E1 6EA<br />
Tower Hamlets Chinese School<br />
52 Frobisher Road, Turnpike Lane<br />
N8 0QX<br />
Cubitt Town Bangladeshi Cultural<br />
Organisation<br />
6 Albarta Court South<br />
144 Blackwall Way<br />
E14 9DE<br />
Culloden Bangladeshi Parents<br />
Association 49 - 51<br />
Aberfeldy Street, E14 0NU<br />
Teviot Bangladeshi Cultural<br />
Community Group 181<br />
Teviot St, E14 6PY<br />
Children Education Group Harkness<br />
House Community Centre, Christian<br />
Street, E1 1RX<br />
Jagonari Women Educational<br />
Resource Centre 183 -185<br />
Whitechapel Road, E1 1DN<br />
Jeremiah Children Welfare Project<br />
37 Sexton Court 9 Newport Avenue<br />
Virginia Quays Docklands<br />
E14 2DU<br />
Island BWO, 3 Thorne House, Launch<br />
Street, London E14<br />
Sanjari International College<br />
129 Mile End Road<br />
E1 4BG<br />
Wadajir Somali Community Centre,<br />
229 East India Dock road, E14 0EG<br />
Horwood Estate Bangla School -home<br />
address provided<br />
London Somali Action Forum St.<br />
George's Town Hall, 236 Cable Street, E1<br />
0BL<br />
Isle of Dogs Bangladeshi Association<br />
and Cultural Centre<br />
Cubitt Town Library, 14 Strattondale<br />
Street, London E14 3HG<br />
Hermitage Mother Tongue and Study<br />
Support Centre<br />
46 Matilda House, St Katherine Way<br />
E1W 1LG<br />
Women's Education and Health Trust<br />
9 Stains<strong>by</strong> Road, E14 6JP<br />
Treasure Mother Tongue classes for Bangladeshi children around<br />
Globe Town aged between 8-12 years old<br />
BCS Mother Tongue<br />
Project<br />
EC Lighthouse/<br />
Lithuanian School<br />
Udichi Bengali<br />
Mother Tongue<br />
Project<br />
BWHAFS' Somali<br />
Mother Tongue<br />
Programme<br />
Mother Tongue<br />
Project<br />
Chinese Language<br />
For All Youths<br />
Language classes and cultural activities for local young<br />
Bangladeshis (aged from 6 to 16)<br />
Mother Tongue school for Lithuanian children and young<br />
people<br />
Community langue classes Bengali disadvantaged children<br />
and young people.<br />
Somali mother tongue classes for young people of Somali<br />
heritage aged 7-13 years old.<br />
Mother Tongue classes for Bangladeshi children and young<br />
people<br />
Children and young people of different backgrounds who<br />
wish to develop Chinese language skills and intercultural<br />
understanding<br />
Cubitt Town Mother Tongue classes for young people aged 5 – 16<br />
Bangladeshi Cultural years old<br />
Association<br />
Culloden<br />
Bangladeshi Parents<br />
Association Mother<br />
Tongue Opportunity Classes Mother Tongue classes for local Bangladeshi children<br />
around Teviot areas aged between 8-12 years old.<br />
Mother Tongue<br />
Education Project<br />
Wapping Creative<br />
Bangla Project<br />
Jeremiah Children<br />
Welfare Project<br />
Limited Mother<br />
Tongue Bengali<br />
Recommendation to<br />
Cabinet 3rd October<br />
2012<br />
Final Recommendation<br />
2,500 3,500<br />
8,750 15,000<br />
3,750 3,750<br />
3,750 7,000<br />
5,600 5,600<br />
15,000 21,000<br />
£<br />
7,500<br />
2,500 5,000<br />
Mother Tongue classes for Bengali children living on<br />
Aberfeldy, Brownfield and Teviot estates. 3,750 7,000<br />
3,750 3,750<br />
Mother Tongue education for young children aged between<br />
6 and 14. 7,500 7,500<br />
Mother Tongue classes for young Bangladeshi pupils<br />
Mother Tongue for young Bengali people<br />
Baglay Kota Boli Mother Tongue for local young people<br />
Community<br />
languages capacity<br />
building project in<br />
Tower Hamlets<br />
Wadajir Mother<br />
Tongue Classes<br />
Mother Tongue and<br />
Supplementary<br />
Educational Project<br />
6,250 6,250<br />
1,500 1,500<br />
15,000 15,000<br />
Mother Tongue for young Bengali people This is a private enterprise<br />
and therefore cannot be<br />
supported from <strong>funding</strong><br />
intended for Third Sector<br />
organisations.<br />
Mother Tongue for Somali young people<br />
6,250 7,500<br />
Mother Tongue and supplementary educational for<br />
Bangladeshi children 9,913 15,000<br />
Mother Tongue Mother Tongue for Somali young people<br />
Isle of Dogs<br />
Bangladeshi<br />
Association Mother<br />
Tongue Class<br />
Mother Tongue<br />
Bengali Project<br />
Mother Tongue classes for young Bangladeshi pupils<br />
Mother Tongue classes for young Bangladeshi pupils<br />
Bengali Class Mother Tongue for young Bengali people<br />
1,500 1,500<br />
4,750 7,500<br />
3,750 3,750<br />
5,625 5,625<br />
Total 257,758 313,486<br />
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Applica-tion<br />
Code and<br />
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Stream<br />
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MSG 2012/15 <strong>Appendix</strong> 1<br />
Organisation - Name and Address Project Title Project Description<br />
YOUTH AND CONNEXIONS SERVICES<br />
YCS-01<br />
YCS-02<br />
YCS-03<br />
YCS-04<br />
YCS-05<br />
YCS-06<br />
YCS-07<br />
YCS-08<br />
YCS-09<br />
YCS-10<br />
YCS-11<br />
YCS-12<br />
YCS-13<br />
YCS-14<br />
YCS-15<br />
YCS-16<br />
Newark Youth London<br />
Whitechapel Centre, Myrdle Street, E1<br />
1HQ<br />
St Hilda's East Community Centre<br />
18 Club Row, E2 7EY<br />
ELT Baptist Church Burdett<br />
Road, Mile End., E3 4TU<br />
Osmani Trust - Amaal Girls Project<br />
Osmani Centre Vallance Road<br />
London E1 5AW<br />
Step Forward (Tower Hamlets) 234<br />
Bethnal Green Road, E2 0AA<br />
The Prince's Trust 18 Park<br />
Square East, NW1 4LH<br />
Osmani Trust 58<br />
Underwood Road, E1 5AW<br />
Bangladesh Football Association (UK)<br />
Unit G3, Whitechapel Centre,<br />
85 Myrdle Street, E1 2LX<br />
City Gateway Ensign<br />
Court, 28 Ensign Street, E1 8ND<br />
Newark Youth<br />
Engagement<br />
St Hilda's Youth<br />
Project HUB<br />
ELT Young<br />
Women's Project<br />
Building Positive<br />
relationships (BPR)<br />
Young People's<br />
Counselling and<br />
Support<br />
Fairbridge<br />
Programme<br />
Expansion of youth services, delivery of accredited<br />
courses and volunteering opportunities. Targeted<br />
programme aimed at disadvantaged young people aged 13-<br />
19.<br />
Youth<br />
e.g.<br />
sessions<br />
those who<br />
for girls<br />
are NEET,<br />
and boys<br />
disabled<br />
and disabled<br />
young people,<br />
young<br />
etc.<br />
people with the aim of achieving recorded and accredited<br />
learning outcomes, support with transition, support with<br />
working<br />
Lunch-time<br />
towards<br />
and after<br />
education<br />
school<br />
and<br />
provision<br />
employment<br />
along with<br />
and<br />
day trips<br />
during school holidays for young women with aim of<br />
achieving accredited learning outcomes, raising<br />
aspirations,<br />
Targeted programme<br />
developing<br />
aimed<br />
life skills<br />
at vulnerable<br />
and building<br />
young<br />
confidence.<br />
women to<br />
reduce risk of vulnerability and engaging in risky<br />
behaviours. Delivered through achievement plans aimed at<br />
engagement<br />
Targeted one<br />
in<br />
to<br />
positive<br />
one counselling<br />
activities.<br />
programme<br />
Support provided<br />
aimed at<br />
<strong>by</strong> key<br />
those young people experiencing difficulties with transition<br />
into adult life.<br />
Targeted programmed aimed at those with complex needs<br />
who are NEET or at risk of exclusion to build key skills,<br />
improve self-esteem and aid transition into education or<br />
training.<br />
Aasha Peer Project Peer project targeted at disaffected young people aged 13-<br />
19 who are either engaged in or at risk of engaging in antisocial<br />
behaviour, criminality and substance misuse. This<br />
project is an element of the borough gang strategy. As one<br />
of the boroughs integral to the pan London gang strategy<br />
this 3rd sector element is a mediation project. It works with<br />
our own in house teams such as the rapid response team<br />
to break down a growing gang culture linked to organised<br />
crime, drugs and serious violence. The work will<br />
compliment community safety and services to young<br />
people.<br />
Young People's<br />
Sports Mentoring<br />
and Volunteering<br />
Project<br />
XSE Academy St XSE Anonymous<br />
George's Town Hall, 236 Cable Street, E1 Project<br />
0BL<br />
Headliners (UK) Rich Mix,<br />
35-47 Bethnal Green Road, E1 6LA<br />
Black Women's Health and Family<br />
Support<br />
82 Russia Lane, E2 9LU<br />
Somali Integration Team Bancroft<br />
TMC, 12 Wickford Street<br />
E1 5QN<br />
Stifford TJRS TRA<br />
2-6 Cressy Place, E1 3JG<br />
Streets of Growth 160<br />
Chrisp Street, E14 6NL<br />
Vallance Community Sports<br />
Association 62 Old<br />
Nichol Street, E2 7HP<br />
Recommendation to<br />
Cabinet 3rd October<br />
2012<br />
Final Recommendation<br />
15,000 18,000<br />
15,000 18,000<br />
11,250 12,500<br />
55,000 55,000<br />
15,000 30,000<br />
£<br />
The princess Trust is a wellfunded<br />
national organisation.<br />
Whilst this bid has merit, its<br />
proposed programme is to target<br />
a discrete area of work which<br />
council services have been<br />
successfully tackling for the past<br />
five years. Our NEET<br />
performance has reduced year<br />
on year and exceeded targets <strong>by</strong><br />
0.2% last year. Nationally we are<br />
in the high quartile; given this<br />
performance, <strong>funding</strong> is not<br />
recommended<br />
75,000 75,000<br />
Group activities, training and one to one support targeting<br />
those at risk of dropping out of school and engaging in risky<br />
behaviours - e.g. crime, substance misuse, gangs. 7,500 10,000<br />
Expect Respect Volunteering, IAG and/or mentoring, training, holiday<br />
provision for those with SEN. Targeted at young people at<br />
risk of gang involvement, vulnerable young women/girls<br />
and young people with SEN.<br />
Skills based training targeting young people with the<br />
highest levels of need including disabled young people<br />
those with a statement of SEN young people at risk of<br />
crime, self harm, etc.<br />
Media Mix Media based courses aimed at improving literacy and<br />
communication skills and building confidence and<br />
resilience. Targeted at young people who are NEET or at<br />
risk of social exclusion, engaging in crime or involvement in<br />
gangs.<br />
BWHAFS Youth<br />
Project<br />
Somali Girls Youth<br />
Project<br />
Community safety and health awareness training, one to<br />
one advice and guidance, education, sports and creative<br />
activities, youth integration exchanges, volunteering, and<br />
work experience opportunities.<br />
10,000 10,000<br />
5,000 5,000<br />
The area of work is already<br />
catered for <strong>by</strong> the council's IAG<br />
and targeted services. LBTH<br />
has been successfully reducing<br />
NEET cohort year on year for last<br />
five years and exceeded <strong>by</strong> 0.2%<br />
last year.<br />
6,750<br />
Weekly youth club providing arts and crafts, workshops<br />
and mentoring leading to accredited outcomes. 7,500 7,500<br />
Stifford Girls Project Weekly sessions along with events and outings aimed at<br />
achieving accredited outcomes, reducing social isolation<br />
and improving key outcomes.<br />
360 VisionXcite<br />
Programme<br />
SEN Health<br />
Development<br />
Programme<br />
15,000 23,000<br />
One to one counselling sessions and access to youth<br />
provision which will deliver a range of accredited outcome<br />
15,000 15,000<br />
opportunities.<br />
Sports sessions and health workshops targeted at young<br />
people with SEN. Opportunities to achieve accredited<br />
learning outcomes. 21,000 21,000<br />
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Applica-tion<br />
Code and<br />
Funding<br />
Stream<br />
27th November 2012 12.14pm<br />
YCS-17<br />
YCS-18<br />
YCS-19<br />
YCS-20<br />
YCS-21<br />
YCS-22<br />
YCS-23<br />
YCS-24<br />
YCS-25<br />
YCS-26<br />
YCS-27<br />
YCS-28<br />
MSG 2012/15 <strong>Appendix</strong> 1<br />
Organisation - Name and Address Project Title Project Description<br />
Bangladesh Youth Movement BYM<br />
Youth and Women's Centre, 21<br />
Henriques Street, E1 1NB<br />
DASL Capital<br />
House, 134-138 Romford Road, E15 4LD<br />
Shadwell Basin Outdoor Activity<br />
Centre 3-4<br />
Shadwell Pierhead, Glamis Road, E1W<br />
3TD<br />
Social Education<br />
and Youth<br />
development<br />
Project- Youth Work<br />
with boys and girls<br />
age 13-25<br />
Youth service delivering training, study support, residentials<br />
and one to one support.<br />
R U ready? Youth sessions and peer support aimed at delivery of<br />
accredited learning outcomes and reducing in crime/antisocial<br />
behaviour, NEETs and teenage pregnancy.<br />
Adventure and<br />
Challenge<br />
St. Peter's Community and Advice Bangladeshi Girls Provision of outreach service, one to one support, peer<br />
Centre St. Peter's and Young Women's education workshops, social and recreational activities and<br />
North Community Centre, 1. Marian Peer Education and skills building sessions. Cultural awareness workshops.<br />
Place, E2 9AX<br />
Youth Work Project<br />
London Tigers 1st Floor<br />
Office, WECH Community Centre,<br />
Athens Gardens, Chantry Close<br />
W9 3RS<br />
Alpha Grove Centre Alpha<br />
Grove, E14 8LH<br />
Daneford Trust 45/47<br />
Blythe Street, E2 6LN<br />
Somali Education and Cultural Project<br />
180 Mile End Road, E1 4LJ<br />
Tolerance in Diversity<br />
Limehouse Youth Centre, Limehouse<br />
Causeway, E14 8AG<br />
Kingsley Hall Community Centre<br />
Kingsley Hall, Powis Rd, E3 3HJ<br />
The Rooted Forum Tarling<br />
East Community Centre<br />
63 Martha Street, E1 2PA<br />
Newlon Fusion 4<br />
Daneland Walk, Hale Village<br />
N17 9FE<br />
Tigers Youth<br />
Engagement<br />
Alpha Grove Youth<br />
Club<br />
Recommendation to<br />
Cabinet 3rd October<br />
2012<br />
Final Recommendation<br />
75,000 75,000<br />
LBTH Youth and Connexions<br />
Service has achieved NEET<br />
targets. The Targeted Youth<br />
Support Team also delivers<br />
specific programmes to tackle<br />
teenage pregnancy through the<br />
delivery of ASPIRE programme<br />
and has achieved considerable<br />
success; the teenage pregnancy<br />
rate in TH is currently reducing.<br />
While the concept of this project<br />
has merit, the impact is likely to<br />
be low<br />
Provision of evening and weekend adventure activities<br />
including climbing, sailing canoeing, kayaking, mountain<br />
biking, etc. along with day trips and residentials and<br />
delivery of accredited learning opportunities. 13,750 13,750<br />
Detached outreach, peer education workshops, IAG, one to<br />
one mentoring, volunteering and accredited training<br />
opportunities. Targeted at those who are NEET, at risk of<br />
social exclusion or engaging in crime, substance misuse,<br />
etc.<br />
Youth sessions, one to one support, volunteering<br />
opportunities. Targeted at most vulnerable young people to<br />
prevent engagement in risky behaviours or those NEET.<br />
Delivery of accredited learning opportunities.<br />
Promoting the Delivery of network events for teachers and youth workers<br />
Global Dimension in to identify and promote opportunities in the formal<br />
Education and Youth curriculum and extended school activities and deliver a<br />
and Community global citizenship programme for young people aged 15-25.<br />
work in the London<br />
Borough of Tower<br />
Hamlets.<br />
SECP Programme<br />
of Youth Work<br />
Tolerance in<br />
Diversity<br />
Kingsley Hall Youth<br />
Focus<br />
£<br />
5,000<br />
The Services proposed in this<br />
project are already in existence<br />
and delivered through the<br />
Detached and Response Team,<br />
NEET reduction, sports and<br />
recreation and Kickz<br />
13,750 15,000<br />
13,500<br />
Provision of youth and recreational activities, training and<br />
accredited learning opportunities and signposting to other<br />
11,250 11,250<br />
activities.<br />
Community cohesion and citizenship training programme<br />
delivered <strong>by</strong> volunteer peer workers across the borough's<br />
10,000 10,000<br />
youth clubs. Accredited learning and volunteering<br />
opportunities.<br />
Provision of positive activities and workshops for young<br />
people in Bromley <strong>by</strong> Bow area. 7,500 15,000<br />
Youth Club Evening and holiday youth club sessions, workshops and<br />
training, residentials, fun days, volunteering opportunities.<br />
Targeted at BME communities.<br />
East End Youth Too Separate weekly sessions for males and females, offsite<br />
activities, workshops, employment support and accredited<br />
learning opportunities.<br />
15<br />
21,000 21,000<br />
Currently Youth and Connexions<br />
Services take up is at 52.4% and<br />
undergoing significant changes to<br />
expand provisions in this area <strong>by</strong><br />
bringing services in-house. This<br />
project will have minimal impact<br />
in achieving results overall
Applica-tion<br />
Code and<br />
Funding<br />
Stream<br />
27th November 2012 12.14pm<br />
YCS-29<br />
YCS-30<br />
YCS-31<br />
YCS-32<br />
YCS-33<br />
YCS-34<br />
YCS-35<br />
YCS-36<br />
YCS-37<br />
YCS-38<br />
YCS-39<br />
YCS-40<br />
YCS-41<br />
YCS-42<br />
YCS-43<br />
MSG 2012/15 <strong>Appendix</strong> 1<br />
Organisation - Name and Address Project Title Project Description<br />
Da'watul Islam UK and Eire<br />
56 Bigland Street, E1 2ND<br />
Ocean Youth Connexions Stepping<br />
Stones Farm, Stepney way, E1 3DG<br />
Leyton Orient Community Sports<br />
Programme SCORE, 100<br />
Oliver Road<br />
E10 5JY<br />
Boundary Community School 20<br />
Club Row, E2 7EY<br />
Globetown Learning Community<br />
Morpeth School, Portman Place<br />
E2 0PX<br />
Wadajir Somali Community Centre<br />
229 East India Dock Road, E14 0EG<br />
The Rooted Forum Tarling<br />
East Community Centre<br />
63 Martha Street, E1 2PA<br />
Somali Parent and Children Play<br />
Association<br />
91 Mile End Road, E1 4UJ<br />
SocietyLinks<br />
80 John Fisher Street, E1 8JX<br />
Poplar Boys and Girls Club 75<br />
Chrisp Street, E14 6LP<br />
Shadow Youth Alliance Units 3<br />
and 4 Connett House, 1 Teesdale Street,<br />
E2 6GF<br />
The Metro Centre Ltd<br />
Norman House, 110-114 Norman Road,<br />
SE10 9QJ<br />
Ensign Youth Club<br />
Wellclose Square, off The Highway, E1<br />
8HY<br />
ReachOut! Brook<br />
Community Primary School<br />
Sigdon Road, E8 1AS<br />
Wise Youth Trust 29<br />
Colville house bishops way, E2 9hx<br />
Shadwell Youth<br />
Project<br />
Ocean Youth<br />
Connexions<br />
Getting hubs and<br />
clubs active<br />
Recommendation to<br />
Cabinet 3rd October<br />
2012<br />
Final Recommendation<br />
£<br />
Project aimed at increasing knowledge and awareness of<br />
the increasing levels of cyber bullying and how to<br />
overcome associated challenges. Delivered through advice<br />
and practical sessions delivered to young people and<br />
parents/carers. 21,000 21,000<br />
Delivery of accredited course that are labour industry<br />
recognised to support entry into employment. 15,000 15,000<br />
Sports based programme delivered through regular<br />
sporting sessions, practice work experience, qualification<br />
opportunities.<br />
This particular project aims to<br />
provide sports and recreation,<br />
however there are a number of<br />
local based organisations that<br />
provide such activities.<br />
BCS Youth Project Youth work sessions delivered through workshops,<br />
personal development, access to ICT training aimed at<br />
developing active and responsible citizens and avoid<br />
engagement in risky behaviours. 7,500 10,000<br />
It's Your Life Programme aimed at improving the academic<br />
achievement, life chances and prospects of vulnerable<br />
young people including those at risk of underachievement,<br />
involved in crime, truancy, etc.<br />
Wadajir Somali<br />
Youth Drop -In<br />
Culturally appropriate activities including sports/fitness,<br />
arts, advice and information on health and well being,<br />
outings and trips. Support for those who are NEET, at risk<br />
of gang involvement, social exclusion and other risky<br />
behaviours.<br />
Girls Project Youth club sessions including educational and recreational<br />
activities deliver through, workshops, accredited training<br />
programmes, holiday provision, volunteering opportunities,<br />
residentials and fun days. Targeting socially excluded and<br />
isolated young women from BME backgrounds/<br />
Boys' Youth Club Youth sessions offering sports, discussion forums, trips,<br />
workshops, volunteering opportunities. Targeted at Somali<br />
boys who are disadvantaged and excluded from<br />
main<strong>stream</strong> provision.<br />
E1 Girlz Group Weekly youth sessions, education, volunteering and<br />
accredited learning opportunities aimed at tackling social<br />
exclusion and disadvantage.<br />
Poplar Boys and<br />
Girls Club<br />
Youth provision, boxing training and exercise and football<br />
activity. Training in sports leadership and youth work.<br />
LBTH has already has a robust<br />
strategy in place and a dedicated<br />
team to tackle Problem Families<br />
and provide support to overcome<br />
barriers<br />
10,000 15,000<br />
21,000 21,000<br />
8,750 8,750<br />
10,000 10,000<br />
12,500<br />
After School and Youth sessions based on education and awareness raising<br />
Youth Club Sessions of the environment and nature, etc. 10,000 10,000<br />
Metro LGBTQ Youth Satellite surgery sessions, one to one support, youth work<br />
Accreditation and training aimed at LGBTQ young people. Promotion of<br />
Participation (MYAP) learning and employment opportunities, health awareness,<br />
Project<br />
support for those affected <strong>by</strong> hate crime and those involved<br />
in risky behaviours.<br />
7,500 10,000<br />
Ensign Youth Club Recorded and accredited training opportunities targeted at<br />
young people at risk of social exclusion including those<br />
involved in anti-social behaviour, substance misuse, girls<br />
and young women, those who are NEET. 10,000 10,000<br />
Tower Hamlets One to one academic support through personal volunteer<br />
ReachOut! Academy mentors and football practice along with volunteering<br />
opportunities.<br />
Urban Roots Support with developing professional workforce skills and<br />
qualifications, interventions for those at risk of gang<br />
membership, crime, substance misuse and those who are<br />
socially excluded. Mentoring and volunteering<br />
opportunities.<br />
16<br />
This was a new bid which<br />
provided limited information and<br />
scored poorly in the assessment.<br />
The activities proposed are<br />
already widely available and in<br />
view of the limited <strong>funding</strong><br />
available it is not recommended<br />
for support<br />
7,500
Applica-tion<br />
Code and<br />
Funding<br />
Stream<br />
27th November 2012 12.14pm<br />
YCS-44<br />
YCS-45<br />
YCS-46<br />
YCS-47<br />
YCS-48<br />
MSG 2012/15 <strong>Appendix</strong> 1<br />
Organisation - Name and Address Project Title Project Description<br />
Sports Network Council<br />
Unit 4, Whitechapel Centre,<br />
Myrdle Street, E1 1HL<br />
Children Education Group Harkness<br />
House Community Centre, Christian<br />
Street, E1 1RX<br />
Tower Hamlets Street Pastors c/o<br />
The Tab Centre, Austin Street<br />
E2 7NB<br />
Somali Integration Team Bancroft<br />
TMC, 12 Wickford Street<br />
E1 5QN<br />
The Kipper Project St<br />
Margaret's House, 15 Old Ford Road, E2<br />
9PL<br />
Young people Outreach programme through delivery of positive activities<br />
including workshops, motivation and self esteem sessions,<br />
personal development and personal advice.<br />
Berner Youth Project Youth vacation project aimed at bringing young men<br />
together from different backgrounds delivered through<br />
group work, team building, orienteering, mountain climbing,<br />
etc.<br />
Tower Hamlets<br />
Street Pastors<br />
Kids Wellbeing<br />
Project<br />
Recommendation to<br />
Cabinet 3rd October<br />
2012<br />
Final Recommendation<br />
£<br />
An established youth project in<br />
Whitechapel Centre managed <strong>by</strong><br />
YCS operates regular sessional<br />
activities for young people<br />
including holiday provisions,<br />
positive diversionary activities<br />
and outreach work. If funded this<br />
project would duplicate that<br />
provision.<br />
7,500 7,500<br />
Outreach service aimed at providing support and advice to<br />
those engaging in risky behaviours, rough sleepers. 7,500 7,500<br />
Targeted at young Somali girls to support social and<br />
emotional well being reduce social exclusion and isolation.<br />
Delivered through a range of activities including arts and<br />
crafts, workshops and mentioned sessions.<br />
Skills Up The Kipper Project 'Skill Up' Service will help young people<br />
gain skills and qualifications to obtain employment <strong>by</strong>:<br />
Engaging in education and training that matches their<br />
interests and aspirations; Accessing training and work<br />
placement opportunities, Preparing for employment in a<br />
supportive and sympathetic environment and gaining the<br />
confidence and skills they need; Participating in<br />
employment related activities that encourage positive<br />
community engagement.<br />
7,500 7,500<br />
7,500 7,500<br />
Youth and Connexions Services SUBTOTAL Total 570,250 667,000<br />
17
Applica-tion<br />
Code and<br />
Funding<br />
Stream<br />
27th November 2012 12.14pm<br />
MSG 2012/15 <strong>Appendix</strong> 1<br />
Organisation - Name and Address Project Title Project Description<br />
CLC - Arts, Sports and Environmental Services<br />
ASES-01<br />
ASES-02<br />
ASES-03<br />
ASES-04<br />
ASES-05<br />
ASES-06<br />
ASES-07<br />
ASES-08<br />
ASES-09<br />
Half Moon Young People's Theatre Ltd<br />
43 White Horse Road, E1 0ND<br />
Professional theatre<br />
venue for young<br />
people in Tower<br />
Hamlets<br />
Green Candle Dance Company Green Candle<br />
Oxford House, Der<strong>by</strong>shire Street, E2 6HG Dance Company /<br />
Oxford House<br />
partnership<br />
Island Community Cricket Club Island Cricket<br />
Millwall Park, C/o 75 Manchester Rd, E14 Project<br />
3DN<br />
Bromley <strong>by</strong> Bow Centre St.<br />
Leonard's Street, E3 3BT<br />
Island House Roserton<br />
Street, E14 3PG<br />
St Pauls Arts Trust The<br />
Space, 269 Westferry Road, E14 3RS<br />
The Grand Union Music Theatre Ltd<br />
76 Wentworth Street, E1 7SA<br />
DeafPLUS Trinity<br />
Centre, Key Close<br />
Whitechapel, E1 4HG<br />
Chisenhale Dance Space 64-<br />
84 Chisenhale Road, E3 5QZ<br />
Recommendation to<br />
Cabinet 3rd October<br />
2012<br />
Final Recommendation<br />
Five Youth Groups for 360 young people aged 5-19 and a<br />
season of professional plays for young people, their<br />
families and carers. 35,000 35,000<br />
Make a significant contribution to the range and quality of<br />
artistic activities on offer in the borough. Increase<br />
participation in current dance programme for older people<br />
through outreach and intergenerational and community<br />
projects. Build and develop Oxford House Young People's<br />
Work Experience Programme in arts.<br />
12 month cricket programme delivering 10 x 2 hr<br />
introduction to cricket sessions in each ward at Weavers<br />
fields, Mile End Stadium and Marner School, Langdon<br />
Park, Millwall Park and Play On Centre (March -June 2013<br />
and Oct 2012 - Oct. 2013) Deliver a coach education,<br />
training and volunteer programme. Creation of 4 satellite<br />
programmes (1 in each ward) and an Elite Cricket<br />
Academy at Millwall and Victoria Parks with participants<br />
representing Tower Hamlets in the Middlesex Cricket<br />
Board Borough Academies in 2013 and 2015.<br />
Get Up and Go The Get Up and Go programme will tackle the growing<br />
threat of obesity <strong>by</strong> delivering three exercise classes per<br />
week with 20 people per class. Participants will be able<br />
access physical activities, providing healthy eating advice,<br />
smoking cessation support and brief alcohol intervention.<br />
One of the aims of the project will be to encourage more<br />
men to take up exercise<br />
InDaHouse Street<br />
Dance Project<br />
The Space - Core<br />
costs<br />
Celebrating Musical<br />
Diversity in Tower<br />
Hamlets<br />
DARE - Deaf Arts<br />
and Recreation<br />
Experiences<br />
Creative Dance<br />
Programme<br />
Develop and establish a street dance project and training<br />
school to set up a new fully inclusive performance troupe<br />
for 6-19 year olds of all abilities, many of whom are NEET.<br />
Provide accredited training and volunteering opportunities,<br />
as well as opportunities for sessional work for up to 12<br />
young people.<br />
Community theatre project proving performance skills<br />
workshops and training for 7-11 year olds, 12-16 year olds<br />
and adults delivered <strong>by</strong> specialist drama tutors. End of<br />
term showcase of performances. Volunteer front of house<br />
staff, along with outreach projects and work on estates and<br />
schools.<br />
35,000 35,000<br />
16,000 16,000<br />
£<br />
The bid had merit and the Centre<br />
is well resourced and is a<br />
valuable community asset.<br />
However there are other<br />
competing projects that also<br />
deliver for the community and are<br />
less well resourced. At a time of<br />
severe cut back, in this instance,<br />
the bid was not considered<br />
strong enough to justify such a<br />
large sum for a new project. This<br />
scheme will be taken into<br />
consideration when receiving the<br />
public health expenditure.<br />
10,000 10,000<br />
15,000 15,000<br />
Programme of world music - workshops, master classes<br />
and performances, targeting those who do not normally<br />
have an opportunity to take part in music activities. 10,000 10,000<br />
Arts, cultural and sports service to address low levels of<br />
physical activity <strong>by</strong> deaf and hard of hearing service users.<br />
Weekly sports and monthly arts and crafts workshops<br />
designed to raise aspirations, improve health, community<br />
cohesion and increased community participation.<br />
Programme of weekly creative dance classes for children<br />
aged 2-11 years along with week-long holiday activity for 4-<br />
6 and 7-11 year olds.<br />
18<br />
15,000 15,000<br />
Chisenhale put in three<br />
applications for <strong>funding</strong>. Given<br />
the limited funds it was not<br />
strategically appropriate to<br />
consider <strong>funding</strong> all three and<br />
<strong>funding</strong> has been recommended<br />
for the application that best fitted<br />
the criteria and a balance of<br />
provision across the borough
Applica-tion<br />
Code and<br />
Funding<br />
Stream<br />
27th November 2012 12.14pm<br />
ASES-10<br />
ASES-11<br />
ASES-12<br />
ASES-13<br />
ASES-14<br />
ASES-15<br />
ASES-16<br />
ASES-17<br />
ASES-18<br />
MSG 2012/15 <strong>Appendix</strong> 1<br />
Organisation - Name and Address Project Title Project Description<br />
Chisenhale Dance Space 64-84<br />
Chisenhale Road, E3 5QZ<br />
Chisenhale Dance Space 64-84<br />
Chisenhale Road, E3 5QZ<br />
Stitches in Time Limehouse<br />
Town Hall<br />
646 Commercial Road, E14 7HA<br />
Glamis Adventure Playground<br />
10 Glamis Road, E1W 3EG<br />
Tower Hamlets Sports Council C/0<br />
London Borough of Tower Hamlets,<br />
Sports Development<br />
4th Floor Anchorage House, E14 1BY<br />
Limehouse Project Cheadle Hall<br />
Cheadle House, Copenhagen Place, E14<br />
7EY<br />
London Tigers 1st Floor<br />
Office, WECH Community Centre, W9<br />
3RS<br />
Magic Me 18<br />
Victoria Park Square, E2 9PF<br />
Moving Words' ESOL, Dance and Movement Project<br />
Chisenhale Dance<br />
Space programme<br />
of community arts<br />
activity- festivals<br />
MYM Limehouse<br />
Gallery<br />
The Environment<br />
GAP<br />
Tower Hamlets<br />
Future Active<br />
On Your Doorstep -<br />
Women's Fitness<br />
Programme<br />
Tigers Future<br />
Champions<br />
Magic Me Arts<br />
Programme<br />
Shadwell Basin Outdoor Activity Kayak Olympic<br />
Centre 3-4<br />
Shadwell Pierhead, Glamis Rd, E1W 3TD<br />
Legacy<br />
Programme of annual community Spring festivals to<br />
celebrate cultural diversity of the area, increase social<br />
cohesion, promote physical activity and support the use of<br />
specialist facility. Community groups will be working with<br />
commissioned dance artists to create a piece of work to be<br />
presented at the festival, as well as workshops to create<br />
films using traditional and new media. Targeting LAPs 1, 5<br />
and 6.<br />
Creation of a young people's art space and developing<br />
volunteering skills for parents to invigilate exhibitions. Art<br />
workshops and children's involvement in a committee to<br />
select work from schools for the gallery exhibitions<br />
Recommendation to<br />
Cabinet 3rd October<br />
2012<br />
Final Recommendation<br />
Chisenhale put in three<br />
applications for <strong>funding</strong>. Given<br />
the limited funds it was not<br />
strategically correct to consider<br />
<strong>funding</strong> all three and <strong>funding</strong> has<br />
been recommended for the<br />
application that best fitted the<br />
criteria and a balance of<br />
provision across the Borough<br />
20,000 32,000<br />
£<br />
Stitches in Time is a long<br />
established project in the<br />
Borough and has received<br />
<strong>funding</strong> for projects in previous<br />
years. Whilst it has an excellent<br />
record of engaging different<br />
communities and working with<br />
women, it was considered that<br />
for this round where competition<br />
for <strong>funding</strong> was fierce, there were<br />
projects which provided a better<br />
offer and outcomes than this<br />
specific project.<br />
The Environment GAP, is a crosscutting project, aimed at<br />
addressing the needs of Children and Young People<br />
encouraging them to be more involved in arts, sports and<br />
to develop an appreciation of their environment, in a less<br />
formal setting than they experience 10,000 30,000<br />
Funding for coach education / training programme and<br />
allocation of small grants to local clubs<br />
Targets inactive Bengali, Somali, BAME women aged 16-<br />
45+ in economic deprivation in LAPS 3, 4 and 7. 2 x 1.5 hr<br />
weekly aerobic/yoga sessions<br />
Project aimed at young people consisting of Badminton,<br />
cricket, football, women's physical activities and events.<br />
Located in LAPS 3, 5 and 6. Stepney Green School,<br />
Mulberry School and Whitechapel Sports Centre, Tudor<br />
Lodge, burdett Centre and Bartlett Park identified as<br />
venues. Consultation with 50 young people conducted.<br />
Badminton League 3 days per week for beg, inters and<br />
advanced, with junior league running alongside adults.<br />
Cricket 8-19 years. Volunteering Programme. Sustainability<br />
considered.<br />
15,000 15,000<br />
20,000 20,000<br />
12,000<br />
3 year, intergenerational arts programme enabling people<br />
55+ and young people 9+ to learn through shared creative<br />
activities. Providing 3 intergenerational projects and 12<br />
weeks of workshops per year. 15,000 15,000<br />
4 Family open days targeting climbing, canoeing, high<br />
ropes bell boat racing and sailing (May - September). 8<br />
Parent and child sessions years 5 and 6 (climbing,<br />
canoeing, high ropes or bell boating). Minibus transport<br />
provided to ease access. Sustainability and exit routes<br />
considered<br />
19<br />
16,000 16,000
Applica-tion<br />
Code and<br />
Funding<br />
Stream<br />
27th November 2012 12.14pm<br />
ASES-19<br />
ASES-20<br />
ASES-21<br />
ASES-22<br />
ASES-23<br />
ASES-24<br />
ASES-25<br />
ASES-26<br />
ASES-27<br />
ASES-28<br />
ASES-29<br />
MSG 2012/15 <strong>Appendix</strong> 1<br />
Organisation - Name and Address Project Title Project Description<br />
Sylhet Bawl Shangith Ghosti c/o 17<br />
Horwood House, Pott St,<br />
E2 0EH<br />
Udichi Shilpi Gosthi Creative<br />
Enterprise Network (CEN), E1 5HZ<br />
Praxis Community Projects Bethnal<br />
Green United Reformed Church, Pott<br />
Street, E2 0EF<br />
Young and Talented c/o<br />
Oxford House, Der<strong>by</strong>shire St,<br />
E2 6HG<br />
Cardboard Citizens 26<br />
Hanbury Street, E1 6QR<br />
Leyton Orient Community Sports<br />
Programme SCORE, 100<br />
Oliver Road, E10 5JY<br />
Bengali Arts and<br />
Cultural Education<br />
and Workshop<br />
Programme<br />
Udichi Performing<br />
Arts and Festivals<br />
Praxis New Voices<br />
Plus<br />
Young and Talented<br />
Performing arts and<br />
life development<br />
programme<br />
Cardboard Citizens<br />
Carnival Collective'<br />
Basketball -<br />
progression to<br />
excellence<br />
Play Association Tower Hamlets Whitehorse<br />
Oxford House, Der<strong>by</strong>shire Street, E2 6HG Adventure<br />
Playground<br />
Poplar HARCA 167A East<br />
India Dock Road,<br />
E14 0EA<br />
Women's Environmental Network<br />
Ground Floor, 20 Club Row, E2 7EY<br />
ART.e @ the art of change 6<br />
Container City, Trinity Buoy Wharf, 64<br />
Orchard Place, E14 0JW<br />
Shadwell Basin Outdoor Activity<br />
Centre 3-4<br />
Shadwell Pierhead, Glamis Rd, E1W 3TD<br />
Bartlett Park<br />
Adventure<br />
Playground<br />
Tower Hamlets Food<br />
Growing Network<br />
FFAST-track<br />
(FunFactsArtsSocial<br />
Technology)<br />
Recommendation to<br />
Cabinet 3rd October<br />
2012<br />
Final Recommendation<br />
£<br />
3 sessions per week Bengali Cultural educational arts<br />
programme - music, song, performance dance, poetry<br />
recitation and learning to play traditional Asian instruments.<br />
Provide volunteering opportunities. 5,000 5,000<br />
School of performing arts for 5-12 year olds, workshops for<br />
adults and 5 showcase events. To increase participation in<br />
cultural activity in the Bengali community.<br />
Working with refugees, asylum seekers and vulnerable<br />
migrants, volunteer organised choir , youth group,<br />
community walks, story telling, theatrical performances,<br />
puppetry, culminating in a free annual live music and dance<br />
festival .<br />
39 week programme providing theatre arts training to<br />
devise a theatre production.<br />
Carnival themed workshops for homeless hostel residents.<br />
Offering taster workshops and QCF accredited Level 2<br />
Employability skill qualification.<br />
High quality basketball coaching, competitions and<br />
accreditation programme for 11 year olds and upwards.<br />
Coaching in school time, after-school and early evenings.<br />
Regular competition through tournaments and leagues and<br />
establishing a central venue location in the borough.<br />
Volunteers deliver on the programme and upskilled via<br />
accreditation<br />
Increasing and extending opening times for use over 50<br />
weeks of the year, providing morning sessions, lunch clubs<br />
and developing growing beds<br />
Providing adventurous play with an emphasis of physical<br />
activity tackling obesity. Extend provision to 4 days a<br />
week, an extended service over the summer holidays and<br />
widening participation.<br />
6 food growing projects supported including two new<br />
groups, 12 outreach sessions, 6 workshops days attended<br />
<strong>by</strong> 90 people, 6 strategic partnership meetings, community<br />
seed library, 1000 recipients of monthly newsletter and<br />
annual resource directory. 300 users and 150 new users<br />
will access the service.<br />
Passengers on Docklands Light Railway access the history<br />
and identify the area they are travelling through in the form<br />
of images, texts and sounds <strong>by</strong> download of Apps via<br />
smartphone.<br />
Active Families 24 training sessions, entry to 3 slalom competitions and 3<br />
sprint races plus training and selection for the Tower<br />
Hamlets Youth Games Team<br />
20<br />
10,000 10,000<br />
15,000 15,000<br />
The application did not present<br />
clear outputs and there was no<br />
indication of numbers to be<br />
worked with. Under these<br />
circumstances it was impossible<br />
to make a judgement about value<br />
for money or to recommend<br />
<strong>funding</strong><br />
This was a lower scoring<br />
application than the majority of<br />
those recommended. Their<br />
budgets demonstrated a<br />
considerable surplus and in the<br />
context of limited funds it was<br />
considered that <strong>funding</strong> would<br />
be more effectively directed to<br />
organisations with little or no<br />
reserves<br />
Whilst the bid was of merit the<br />
area is subject to strategic<br />
discussions with a premiership<br />
club and as such it would be<br />
inappropriate to commit funds to<br />
a project of this type at this time<br />
40,000 40,000<br />
Whilst the bid had some merit the<br />
solution was not considered to be<br />
sufficiently community led to<br />
warrant such a large allocation of<br />
resource at a time when the<br />
Borough is looking to empower<br />
local communities more directly<br />
10,000 10,000<br />
Lower scoring than the majority<br />
of those recommended for<br />
<strong>funding</strong>. Relatively small<br />
proportion requested indicates<br />
that project likely to take place<br />
regardless of MSG <strong>funding</strong><br />
whereas other applications are<br />
more reliant on grant <strong>funding</strong><br />
This organisation submitted<br />
multiple bids; another bid<br />
received <strong>funding</strong><br />
recommendation
Applica-tion<br />
Code and<br />
Funding<br />
Stream<br />
27th November 2012 12.14pm<br />
ASES-30<br />
ASES-31<br />
ASES-32<br />
ASES-33<br />
ASES-34<br />
ASES-35<br />
ASES-36<br />
ASES-37<br />
ASES-38<br />
ASES-39<br />
ASES-40<br />
ASES-41<br />
ASES-42<br />
ASES-43<br />
ASES-44<br />
ASES-45<br />
ASES-46<br />
MSG 2012/15 <strong>Appendix</strong> 1<br />
Organisation - Name and Address Project Title Project Description<br />
Stifford TJRS TRA<br />
2-6 Cressy Place, E1 3JG<br />
Bethnal Green Swimming Club York<br />
Hall, Old Ford Road, E2 9PJ<br />
Victoria Park Harriers and Tower<br />
Hamlets AC St.Augustines<br />
Hall,Caogan Terrace, E95EG<br />
Wapping Bangladesh Association<br />
Wapping Youth Club, 1st Floor, Tench<br />
Street, E1W 2QD<br />
City Gateway Ensign<br />
Court, 28 Ensign Street,<br />
E1 8ND<br />
Newark Youth London Whitechapel<br />
Centre, Myrdle Street<br />
E1 1HQ<br />
Society Links 80 John<br />
Fisher Street, E1 8JX<br />
SPLASH Play St.<br />
Matthias Community Centre,<br />
113 Poplar High Street, E14 0AE<br />
Stepney City Farm Stepney Way,<br />
E1 3DG<br />
The Kipper Project St<br />
Margaret's House, 15 Old Ford Road, E2<br />
9PL<br />
The Royal London Society for the<br />
Blind Dorton<br />
House, Wildernesse Avenue, Seal, Nr.<br />
Sevenoaks, Kent, TN15 0EB<br />
Weavers Adventure Playground<br />
Viaduct street, c/o Oxford House,<br />
Der<strong>by</strong>shire Street, E2 6GH<br />
Clod Ensemble 1-2<br />
Crown Works, Temple Street, E2 6QQ<br />
Stifford Centre<br />
Baishakhi Mela<br />
Procession<br />
Bethnal Green<br />
'Sharks' Swimming<br />
Club<br />
Community participation to contribute to street and carnival<br />
arts at the Boishakhi Mela.<br />
The Bethnal Green "Sharks" SC provides an accredited<br />
(Swim 21)swimming programme to the residents of Tower<br />
Hamlets. Swimming workshops/clinics with<br />
Olympic/Paralympic swimmers.<br />
Fitness for Sport Specialist athletics coaching in 6 Tower Hamlets primary<br />
schools per year (Years 4, 5, 6 Pre-obesity stage) during<br />
the curriculum, after school, breakfast clubs and lunchtime<br />
and coaching at Mile End Stadium and clubhouse for<br />
disabled children<br />
Wapping Arts and<br />
Cultural Education<br />
Project<br />
Get Active and Get<br />
Creative<br />
Newark Community<br />
Sports Project<br />
Arts and cultural sessions for Mother Tongue and Study<br />
Support Project<br />
Range of classes for young people and women, including<br />
dance, photography, cooking, music studio sessions, keep<br />
fit, creative writing<br />
Recommendation to<br />
Cabinet 3rd October<br />
2012<br />
Final Recommendation<br />
£<br />
This project had a low svcore<br />
and it offered poor value for<br />
money, with no match <strong>funding</strong><br />
identified<br />
20,000 20,000<br />
15,000 15,000<br />
15,000 15,000<br />
It was considered that the<br />
application offered poor value for<br />
money with no match <strong>funding</strong><br />
identified and a high level of<br />
grant requested. Their budgets<br />
indicate healthy surpluses for the<br />
last three years, all in excess of<br />
£100,000<br />
Weekly football coaching sessions for 8 - 19 year olds in<br />
LAP 3. 15,000 15,000<br />
E1 Sports Club Sports club targeting young people (8-13 year olds) in LAP<br />
4 (St. Katherine's and Wapping). Oct 2012 start 5,000 10,000<br />
Sports and Play<br />
Sessions<br />
Stepney City Farm<br />
and Rural Arts<br />
Centre<br />
Kipper Sport and<br />
Empowerment<br />
Project<br />
A series of indoor and outdoor sporting sessions including<br />
basketball, football, tennis and hockey.<br />
Environmental crafts courses for adults in poverty. The<br />
Project will deliver classes in pottery, blacksmithing and<br />
woodwork.<br />
Sporting programme targeting 40 homeless young people<br />
aged 16 - 25 per annum who do not have access to youth<br />
services.<br />
Sporting VIPs 27 x 4 hour sporting sessions.<br />
Keep Fit Weekly sport and recreational activities for young people<br />
from BAME and disadvantaged backgrounds.<br />
Extravagant Acts for<br />
Mature People<br />
Jalaliya music academy c/o 56 Love Music 42 week programme of music classes introducing Bengali<br />
Delafield House, Christian Street, E1 1OD<br />
instruments to young people 7-18 years, along with short<br />
courses and taster sessions for older people culminating in<br />
a concert.<br />
Rainbow Film Society Montefiore<br />
Centre, Hanbury Street<br />
E1 5HZ<br />
Somali Parent and Children Play<br />
Association 91 Mile<br />
End Road, E1 4UJ<br />
Mudchute Association Pier<br />
Street, E14 3HP<br />
Rainbow Film<br />
Society<br />
Girl's Active Play<br />
and Sports Project<br />
Mudchute Children<br />
and Young People's<br />
Services<br />
20,000 20,000<br />
20,000 20,000<br />
The sports were not specified<br />
and the project was considered<br />
to offer low value for money, only<br />
catering for 40 people with no<br />
match <strong>funding</strong> offered<br />
20,000<br />
5,000 35,000<br />
Participatory projects of creative activity for older people at<br />
Poplar Day Care Centre, including lunchtime concerts. This application was scored<br />
significantly lower than others<br />
and given limited funds other<br />
projects will provide better<br />
outcomes. Some elements of<br />
work, e.g. dance for older people<br />
would be duplicated <strong>by</strong> other<br />
groups recommended for <strong>funding</strong><br />
Monthly film screenings and 2 short courses in film making<br />
per year for young people<br />
9,000 9,000<br />
This was a low scoring project<br />
and does not offer value for<br />
money.<br />
2 sessions per week targeting Somali Young girls aged 10-<br />
11 year olds. 10,000 10,000<br />
Play provision for children and young people during term<br />
time and holiday play schemes consisting of innovative and<br />
exciting play opportunities support development of healthier<br />
lifestyles.<br />
21<br />
24,000 40,000
Applica-tion<br />
Code and<br />
Funding<br />
Stream<br />
27th November 2012 12.14pm<br />
ASES-47<br />
ASES-48<br />
ASES-49<br />
ASES-50<br />
ASES-51<br />
ASES-52<br />
ASES-53<br />
ASES-54<br />
ASES-55<br />
ASES-56<br />
ASES-57<br />
ASES-58<br />
ASES-59<br />
ASES-60<br />
MSG 2012/15 <strong>Appendix</strong> 1<br />
Organisation - Name and Address Project Title Project Description<br />
Bethnal Green United FC 25<br />
James Hammett House,<br />
Ravenscroft St, E2 7QH<br />
Black Women's Health and Family<br />
Support<br />
82 Russia Lane, E2 9LU<br />
Children Education Group Harkness<br />
House Community Centre, Christian<br />
Street, E1 1RX<br />
Ocean Somali Community Association<br />
Concordia Centre, Railway Arches, 420 -<br />
421 Burdett Road, E3 4AA<br />
Osmani Trust 58<br />
Underwood Road, E1 5AW<br />
Poplar Bangladeshi Community<br />
Project 39<br />
Aberfeldy Street, E14 0NU<br />
Shadow Youth Alliance (SYA) Units 3<br />
and 4 Connett House, 1 Teesdale Street,<br />
E2 6GF<br />
Somali Education and Cultural Project<br />
180 Mile End Road, E1 4LJ<br />
Sports Network Council Unit 4,<br />
Whitechapel Centre, Myrdle Street, E1<br />
1HL<br />
Football For All The project will provide local young children and adults with<br />
organised football coaching sessions.<br />
BWHAFS Youth<br />
Sports Programme<br />
Berner Football<br />
Academy<br />
A series of sporting activities targeting 7-13 yr olds from<br />
socially disadvantaged BAME backgrounds.<br />
Football for young people aged 10-16 years on the Berner<br />
Estate.<br />
Recommendation to<br />
Cabinet 3rd October<br />
2012<br />
Final Recommendation<br />
3,500 25,000<br />
£<br />
12,000<br />
This project would not target<br />
areas of sporting need - there<br />
already exists wide alternative<br />
provision to that proposed<br />
Healthy Women 2 Open days offering taster sessions for cycle riding, folk<br />
dance, healthy eating and other healthy activities. The Project outputs were not<br />
specified and it could not<br />
demonstrate value for money;<br />
the target audience was not<br />
specified and with limited <strong>funding</strong><br />
it could not be recommended.<br />
OC Active Weekly multi sports sessions targeting BAME 8 - 24 year<br />
olds.<br />
Body And Soul Weekly fitness sessions targeting Bangladeshi and Somali<br />
women.<br />
SYA Football<br />
Sessions for Under<br />
12s and U14's<br />
SECP Football<br />
Programme<br />
Sports Participation<br />
Development<br />
Programme 2012-<br />
2015<br />
Football training sessions for boys.<br />
This bid did not meet strategic<br />
sporting need.<br />
5,000 12,000<br />
15,000 15,000<br />
Weekly football programme for boys during term-time. This project would not target an<br />
area of sporting need - there<br />
already exists wide alternative<br />
established provision to that<br />
proposed<br />
3-4 taster football sessions per year, and coaching training<br />
for boys.<br />
The Rooted Forum Tarling East Healthy Living Physical activity programme for Lap 4<br />
Community Centre, 63 Martha Street, E1<br />
2PA<br />
Weavers Community Forum 22<br />
Florida Street, E2 6AL<br />
Women's Education and Health Trust<br />
9 Stains<strong>by</strong> Road, E14 6JP<br />
no.w.here arts ltd 316 - 318<br />
Bethnal Green Road, E2 0AG<br />
Bangladesh Football Association (UK)<br />
Unit G3, Whitechapel Centre, 85 Myrdle<br />
Street, E1 2LX<br />
Be Active in the<br />
Community<br />
Mini-Olympic Sports<br />
Day, Arts and<br />
Cultural Activities<br />
Tower Hamlets Free<br />
Cinema School<br />
Football for Tower<br />
Hamlets<br />
10,000 20,000<br />
60,000 60,000<br />
Weekly sport and recreational activities from<br />
youth/community centre in Shoreditch (Weavers Ward LAP<br />
1). Weekly football sessions, badminton. Visits to Kew<br />
Gardens / Mudchute Farm. Target audience young people<br />
from BAME, disadvantaged backgrounds. 25,344 25,344<br />
Provision of Mini- Olympic Open days. Two weekly<br />
sessions one for men, one for women<br />
Partnership project targeted at year 9 students to provide<br />
fortnightly practical film workshops.<br />
BFA delivers football leagues and tournaments for children,<br />
young people and adults<br />
22<br />
10,000 10,000<br />
Low scoring project not<br />
recommended in view of limited<br />
funds.<br />
30,000 30,000
Applica-tion<br />
Code and<br />
Funding<br />
Stream<br />
27th November 2012 12.14pm<br />
ASES-61<br />
ASES-62<br />
ASES-63<br />
ASES-64<br />
ASES-65<br />
ASES-66<br />
ASES-67<br />
ASES-68<br />
ASES-69<br />
ASES-70<br />
ASES-71<br />
ASES-72<br />
ASES-73<br />
ASES-74<br />
ASES-75<br />
ASES-76<br />
MSG 2012/15 <strong>Appendix</strong> 1<br />
Organisation - Name and Address Project Title Project Description<br />
Docklands Settlement 197 East<br />
Ferry Road, E14 3BA<br />
Dockland Settlement 197 East<br />
Ferry Road, E14 3BA<br />
Children Education Group Harkness<br />
House Community Centre, Christian<br />
Street, E1 1RX<br />
Hornafrik Integration Projects Unit 4,<br />
12 wick ford Street,<br />
E1 5QN<br />
Malmesbury Community Projects<br />
Caxton Community Hall<br />
Caxton Grove, E3 2EE<br />
Muslim Women's Collective C/o<br />
Wapping Women's Centre,<br />
Philchurch Place off Pinchin Street, E1<br />
1PJ<br />
Golden Moon Youth project<br />
St Georges Town Hall, 236 Cable Street,<br />
E1 0BL<br />
Young News Montefiore<br />
Centre, Hanbury St, E1 5HZ<br />
Shanghati Literary Society 76<br />
Brady Street, E1 5DW<br />
First Class Fitness Fitness sessions targeting women aged 50+<br />
Parkview Gym Jungle gym for 2-11 year olds in Millwall Park.<br />
Din Fitness Club Fitness club for the over 50s. Men and Women<br />
Globe town and Mile<br />
End Somali Health<br />
and Fitness Project<br />
MCP Healthy Living<br />
Project<br />
Increasing access<br />
for women to the<br />
natural environment<br />
in Tower Hamlets<br />
Tai Chi taster sessions targeting inactive and disabled<br />
Somali Women.<br />
A series of sporting activities for the local community.<br />
Gardening and walking activates for 100 new and 20<br />
existing users will access the activities, 20 volunteers will<br />
support the delivery of the project. 4 women will be<br />
qualified to drive the community minibus and 4 members<br />
of the collective will achieve a level 1 gardening<br />
qualification.<br />
Berner Multi-Cultural Annual day long festival<br />
Festival -- the<br />
Annual 'Mela' [2012-<br />
14]<br />
Recommendation to<br />
Cabinet 3rd October<br />
2012<br />
Final Recommendation<br />
An unclear project with limited<br />
outputs specified, exit routes not<br />
specified and sustainability not<br />
considered.<br />
There was limited project detail<br />
but the project would not meet<br />
strategic need and achieved a<br />
low score<br />
10,000 10,000<br />
5,000 5,000<br />
13,000 13,000<br />
25,000 25,000<br />
11,000 11,000<br />
Young News After school activities to produce a free newspaper. This was a weak application that<br />
had a low score and does not<br />
offer value for money<br />
Combatting<br />
Prejudice<br />
Workshops in music/singing, poetry, art, drama,<br />
examination of media images using football and sport,<br />
culminating in short performances, poetry reading and<br />
singing at the annual poetry festival<br />
Jagonari Women's Educational Women Empowered 7 week Self-expression Arts Project working with 20<br />
Resource Centre 183 - 185 Project<br />
Whitechapel Road, E1 1DN<br />
women followed <strong>by</strong> showcase.<br />
Soundtek Carrom Club UK 153<br />
Cannon Street Rd, E1 2LX<br />
Soundtek Carrom<br />
Training Project<br />
Jalaliya Cultural Association c/o 56 Across the seven<br />
Delafield House, Christian Street, E1 1OD seas<br />
Acorn FC 3<br />
Thrapston House, Harold Hill,<br />
Romford RM3 9DT<br />
Spitalfields City Farm Association<br />
Buxton Street, E1 5AR<br />
The Attlee Foundation 5<br />
Thrawl St, E1 6RT<br />
Ragged School Museums 46-50<br />
Copperfield Rd, E3 4RR<br />
Carrom Board training and competitions for young people.<br />
2 year programme of an historical visit recording and<br />
tracking Bengali Culture and migration finalising in a 2 hour<br />
docudrama.<br />
15,000 15,000<br />
Not eligible as it is a one off<br />
single year project for 1213<br />
5,000 9,000<br />
Off the Streets Football Club for young people aged 10-16 The organisation provided no<br />
account details and therefore<br />
failed to meet criteria.<br />
Spitalfields City To provide weekly environmental education sessions<br />
Farm - Bringing during term time to schools, such as Morpeth, Swanlea, St<br />
Environmental Annes, Christchurch School and Thomas Buxton School.<br />
Education and Also aims to include 10 other schools within Tower<br />
Volunteering to Inner Hamlets, tailored strands one with main<strong>stream</strong> children and<br />
City Life<br />
those that that have Special Education Needs<br />
Atlee Families Provide 2 women only term time exercise classes, play<br />
sessions 10 hours a week, 2 x Family Fun Days, 6 x Family<br />
sessions at the Urban Adventure Base and a Family day<br />
trip out of London for families with children up to 14.<br />
£<br />
5,000<br />
10,000 10,000<br />
29,000 29,000<br />
Trust family Learning Free drop-in holiday creative play schemes for children of<br />
all abilities up to 12 years old, using the history of the<br />
building to develop historical knowledge and support family<br />
learning. 8,334 8,334<br />
Arts, Sports and Environmental Services SUBTOTAL Total 760,178 934,678<br />
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Stream<br />
27th November 2012 12.14pm<br />
MSG 2012/15 <strong>Appendix</strong> 1<br />
Organisation - Name and Address Project Title Project Description<br />
CLC - Lifelong Learning Services<br />
East London Advanced Technology Tower Hamlets<br />
Training, 260-264 Destination:<br />
LLS-01 Kingsland Road, E8 4DG<br />
Integration<br />
LLS-02<br />
LLS-03<br />
LLS-04<br />
LLS-05<br />
LLS-06<br />
LLS-07<br />
LLS-08<br />
LLS-09<br />
LLS-10<br />
LLS-11<br />
LLS-12<br />
LLS-13<br />
LLS-14<br />
LLS-15<br />
LLS-16<br />
LLS-17<br />
LLS-18<br />
City Gateway<br />
Ensign Court, 28 Ensign Street, E1 8ND<br />
Black Women's Health and Family<br />
Support 82 Russia<br />
Lane E2 9LU<br />
Bangladesh Youth Movement<br />
Women's Centre Unit 3<br />
The Whitechapel Centre<br />
Myrdle Street E1 1HL<br />
Somali Integration Team<br />
Bancroft TMC 12 Wickford Street E1<br />
5QN<br />
Limehouse Project Cheadle Hall,<br />
Cheadle House, Copenhagen Place,<br />
E14 7EY<br />
The Arbour (Arbour Youth Centre)<br />
100 Shandy Street, E1 4ST<br />
Island House<br />
Island House Community Centre<br />
Roserton Street, Isle of Dogs<br />
E14 3PG<br />
This project is specifically aimed at asylum seekers,<br />
refugees and newly arrived women on spouse visas who<br />
have low level English.<br />
Lifelong Learners Our programme seeks to equip economically inactive and<br />
vulnerable women in Tower Hamlets with essential skills<br />
that will enable them to progress into further training and/or<br />
employment.<br />
BWHAFS Textile<br />
Design Programme<br />
Life Skills for BME<br />
Women<br />
The Somali Women<br />
Skills Project<br />
Tools4Life (Men's<br />
Learning<br />
Programme)<br />
Local Migrants'<br />
Language and<br />
Community<br />
Engagement Project<br />
Island House<br />
A.B.L.E. Project<br />
(Adult Basic Life<br />
Education)<br />
Limehouse Project Cheadle Hall, StepUp<br />
Cheadle House , Copenhagen Place, E14 2Employment<br />
7EY<br />
(Women's Learning<br />
Programme)<br />
Kollun<br />
Wapping Women's Centre,<br />
Philchurch Place, Off Pinchin Street E1<br />
1PJ<br />
Magic Me<br />
18 Victoria Park Square<br />
E2 9P<br />
Stepney Community Trust<br />
46 Myrdle Street<br />
London E1 1HL<br />
Stitches in Time<br />
Limehouse Town Hall<br />
646 Commercial Road, E14 7HA<br />
Globetown Learning Community<br />
Morpeth school Portman Place<br />
E2 0PX<br />
Globetown Learning Community<br />
Morpeth school, Portman Place<br />
E2 0PX<br />
BowHaven<br />
Bow Community Hall, William Place, E3<br />
5ED<br />
Chinese Association of Tower Hamlets<br />
680 Commercial Road, E14 7HA<br />
Olga Education and Training Project<br />
Unit 7, First Floor, St. Margaret's House,<br />
15-17 Old Ford Road, E2 9PL<br />
Literacy, Numeracy'<br />
and 'Made to<br />
Measure Sewing<br />
Classes'<br />
BWHAFS specializes in delivering services for black and<br />
Somali women nationally, London-wide and in the vicinity<br />
of its London Borough of Tower Hamlets-based centre<br />
where indicators of national deprivation are high<br />
We provide holistic approach to the individual client in<br />
order to develop them and move them on to the further<br />
education/ training and employment opportunities in to the<br />
labour market.<br />
Women are valuable and need support and guidance<br />
which will enable them to begin the journey of thinking and<br />
actively looking for employment.<br />
Accredited ESOL for Bangladeshi and Somali men<br />
The Project will engage permanent migrant women who've<br />
been in the UK for less than two years onto an accredited<br />
ESOL, life skill and confidence building course.<br />
We aim to continue to provide a range of accessible, value<br />
for money ESOL and IT courses for the LAP 7 and 8<br />
communities with lots of additionality, to help adults grow in<br />
confidence, esteem, ability<br />
The programme will consist of a 1 year OCR Adult Literacy<br />
Level 1 course embedded with three Skills for Employment<br />
components delivered through a 2-hour session, once a<br />
week, for up to 18 BAME women.<br />
This project will work with 20 Bangladeshi women each<br />
year, over a period of two and a half years (60 BME<br />
women in total). Aged over 18, who have never worked or<br />
are long term unemployed.<br />
Learning Together Learning Together This proposal is for a three year<br />
programme of intergenerational, educational projects,<br />
enabling older people 55+ and young people 9+ to learn<br />
together, through shared creative activities.<br />
Changing the Trend<br />
Project (CTP)<br />
Exhibiting strength<br />
through skills<br />
They will receive training in basic IT skills, ESOL classes,<br />
health improvement activities and undertake creative<br />
activities, such as photography, problem solving and role<br />
play through drama.<br />
This Olympic legacy project is a testament to the last three<br />
years of two groups, Locksley elders sewing group and St<br />
Dunstan's collaborating together to strengthen their ability<br />
to learn through sewing and exhibit .<br />
Better Together The Better Together programme is aimed at engaging<br />
parents in learning and support services that will better<br />
enable them to support their children and family in learning.<br />
Sew - Talented Programme for disadvantaged women in Maths and<br />
textiles<br />
BowHaven IT<br />
Groups - beginners<br />
and advanced<br />
Chinese Opportunity<br />
Centre Project<br />
Employability Skills<br />
Training<br />
Recommendation to<br />
Cabinet 3rd October<br />
2012<br />
Final Recommendation<br />
This was a new bid for a<br />
significant sum. Given the<br />
competing demands on limited<br />
funds the outputs did not justify<br />
the allocation in this instance.<br />
This was a new bid for a<br />
significant sum. Given the<br />
competing demands on limited<br />
funds the outputs did not justify<br />
the allocation in this instance.<br />
15,000 15,000<br />
27,000 27,000<br />
This organisation has submitted<br />
multiple bids and there is BME<br />
targeted provision available. In<br />
the wider context of grant<br />
pressures this did not justify the<br />
cost<br />
15,000 15,000<br />
The grant bid was a new bid for a<br />
substantial amount. Given<br />
competing demands across on<br />
the grant base this was not<br />
considered VFM<br />
12,000 12,000<br />
12,000 15,000<br />
7,500 20,000<br />
15,000 18,500<br />
10,000 10,000<br />
£<br />
The <strong>funding</strong> request was high<br />
and the proposal did not score<br />
sufficiently well on assessment to<br />
justify the allocation<br />
This bid achieved a modest<br />
evaluation score. Given the<br />
relative size of the bid<br />
comparative to others and the<br />
fact that access to family learning<br />
exists locally already it was not<br />
considered appropriate to award<br />
grant in this instance.<br />
Not as strongly aligned to bid<br />
criteria as other bids and would<br />
have limited impact. In view of<br />
limited <strong>funding</strong> it could not be<br />
recommeneded.<br />
Provides a borough wide service to mental health service<br />
users. 15,000 15,000<br />
To improve employment opportunities for disadvantaged<br />
people.<br />
We will engage local residents with no formal qualifications<br />
to take their first Steps into learning to support employment<br />
skills<br />
24<br />
5,000<br />
3,500
Applica-tion<br />
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Stream<br />
27th November 2012 12.14pm<br />
LLS-19<br />
LLS-20<br />
LLS-21<br />
MSG 2012/15 <strong>Appendix</strong> 1<br />
Organisation - Name and Address Project Title Project Description<br />
Sanjari International College<br />
129 Mile End Road, E1 4BG<br />
Sports Network Council<br />
Unit 4, Whitechapel Centre<br />
Myrdle Street E1 1HL<br />
Centre of the Cell<br />
Office 223, Garrod Building<br />
Turner Street, Whitechapel, E1<br />
2AD<br />
Life Long Services The aim of the project is to work together to co-create a<br />
building project in community collection of building the capacities of<br />
Tower Hamlets area. languages and cultural materials for the vulnerable<br />
communities within the selected local LBTH area.<br />
Learning for<br />
tomorrow 2012 -<br />
2013<br />
Equip local residents with skills and experience to deliver<br />
quality and high of coaching sessions through a three years<br />
coach development plan with added mentoring and support<br />
for both paid and voluntary work experience and<br />
employment serving the community.<br />
Bright Futures Educational sessions in the Centre of the Cell 'Pod';<br />
supported <strong>by</strong> online resources, workshops in schools and<br />
community venues, mentoring and revision sessions,<br />
volunteering opportunities, internships and specially<br />
devised activities during the school holidays.<br />
Recommendation to<br />
Cabinet 3rd October<br />
2012<br />
Final Recommendation<br />
This was a new bid for a<br />
significant sum. Given the<br />
competing demands on limited<br />
funds the outputs did not justify<br />
the allocation in this instance<br />
This was a new bid for a<br />
significant sum. Given the<br />
competing demands on limited<br />
funds the outputs did not justify<br />
the allocation in this instance<br />
This was a new bid for a<br />
significant sum. Given the<br />
competing demands on limited<br />
funds the outputs did not justify<br />
the allocation in this instance<br />
Lifelong Learning Services SUBTOTAL Total 128,500 156,000<br />
COMMUNITIES, LOCALITIES & CULTURE TOTAL 1,716,686 2,071,164<br />
25<br />
£
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Organisation - Name and Address Project Title Project Description<br />
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DEVELOPMENT & RENEWAL (D & R)<br />
D & R - Community and Economic Engagement<br />
CEE-01<br />
CEE-02<br />
CEE-03<br />
CEE-04<br />
CEE-05<br />
CEE-06<br />
CEE-07<br />
CEE-08<br />
CEE-09<br />
CEE-10<br />
CEE-11<br />
CEE-12<br />
CEE-13<br />
CEE-14<br />
CEE-15<br />
CEE-16<br />
CEE-17<br />
Account3 Ltd<br />
3 Birkbeck Street, E2 6JY<br />
Limehouse Project<br />
Cheadle Hall, Cheadle House ,<br />
Copenhagen Place , E14 7EY<br />
Tower Project<br />
45-55 Whitehorse Road, E1 0ND<br />
ELATT<br />
260-264 Kingsland Road, E8 4DG<br />
Somali Education and Cultural Project<br />
180 Mile End Road, E1 4LJ<br />
City Gateway<br />
Ensign Court, 28 Ensign Street, E1 8ND<br />
Island Advice Centre Island<br />
House, Roserton Street, E14 3PG<br />
Women's Health and Family Services<br />
The Brady Centre, 192 - 196 Hanbury St,<br />
London E1 5HU<br />
Crisis<br />
66 Commercial Street, E4 9XG<br />
SSBA Community Trust (Heba<br />
Womens' Project) Unit<br />
5, Business Development Centre, 7-15<br />
Greatorex Street, E1 5NF<br />
Somali Integration Team Bancroft<br />
TMC, 12 Wickford Street, E1 5QN<br />
Thames Gateway Foundation<br />
62 Parnell Road, E3 2EX<br />
Early Years Network Tower Hamlets<br />
15 Kelsey Street, E2 6HD<br />
Osmani Trust 58<br />
Underwood Road, E1 5AW<br />
Wapping Bangladesh Association<br />
Wapping Youth Club, 1st Floor<br />
Tench St, E1W 2QD<br />
SPLASH Play<br />
St. Matthias Community Centre,<br />
113 Poplar High Street, E14 0AE<br />
Basic Skills for<br />
Childcare +<br />
Keys2Employment<br />
Programme<br />
Work with 90 economically inactive local women pa,<br />
providing AIG and leading to Level iqualificationn Child<br />
Care<br />
Recommendation to<br />
Cabinet 3rd October<br />
2012<br />
15,000<br />
Final Recommendation<br />
£<br />
45,000<br />
Work with 60 economically inactive men/women pa ,<br />
providing AIG and accredited courses, 8 qualifications a<br />
year + 8 clients into employment 15,000 15,000<br />
Ready For Work Will work with 32 people withlearning difficulties pa,<br />
providing 26 week accredited course Entry Level 3, leading<br />
to increased employability, health and wellbeing<br />
Tower Hamlets<br />
Pathways to<br />
Professions<br />
SECP Basic Skills<br />
and Employability<br />
Programme<br />
Work with wives of immigrants from non EU countries who<br />
need ESOL support at entry Level 2/3 - circa 250 pa +<br />
workshops on career progression, cv writing, future<br />
progression<br />
15,000 15,000<br />
Although this was judged to be a<br />
good project submission, it<br />
focusses primarily on ESOL<br />
provision for which there is<br />
significant alternative provision,<br />
including other projects<br />
supported this <strong>stream</strong> and those<br />
commissioned through CLC<br />
Will work with 17 men/women from somali/BAME<br />
background pa, providing 20 weeks of training in ESOL, IT,<br />
CV wiriting, job search, work experience 20,000 20,000<br />
Independent Women Work with circa 60 economically inactive women with no<br />
qualifications pa, providing Practical english, DIY/finance<br />
skills training, accredited volunteer training and work<br />
experience<br />
Tower Hamlets<br />
Trainee Advice<br />
Work Project<br />
15,000 36,000<br />
Provide year long accredited training for circa 20/25<br />
unemployed TH residents pa + work<br />
experience/volunteering in lacal advice agency 36,000 36,000<br />
Maternity Mates Recruit circa 32 local women pa and provide accreditred<br />
training to enable them to help and support women during<br />
pregnancy, childbirth and after and with other issues such<br />
as breast feeding, smoking cessation etc.<br />
Learning and preemployment<br />
support<br />
for homeless people<br />
Heba - Design for<br />
Enterprise<br />
Somali Womens<br />
Empowerment and<br />
Awareness Project<br />
The Fit2Work<br />
Project<br />
Childcare Level 2<br />
Qualification with<br />
work placement and<br />
on job training.<br />
Education and<br />
Employment Project<br />
Will work with circa 30 Homeless individuals pa (57% TH<br />
residents), providing 12 hours of structured support<br />
including English, literacyn numeracy classes + Money<br />
Matters workshops, pre-employment coaching.<br />
Will work with circa 20+ hard to reach women (mainly from<br />
BAME communities) pa, providing accredited English<br />
language coruses + training in sewing, cutting, machining +<br />
work experience in work shops and market stall<br />
12,000 12,000<br />
20,000 20,000<br />
37,000 37,000<br />
Will work with women (mainly somali) with no qualifications,<br />
providing AIG, ESOL, mentoring, confidence bulding<br />
sessions and experience in public positions. 7,500 25,000<br />
Will work with circa 48 young people (mainly NEET) and<br />
disadvantaged adults pa, providing accredited training,<br />
personal development workshops, mentoring and<br />
confidence building, interview techniques, etc.<br />
Will provide work experience and Level 2 Childcare<br />
CACHE qualifications for circa 32 individuals a year<br />
Although this was judged to be a<br />
good project submission, it is a<br />
new bid that is felt to be<br />
sufficiently covered <strong>by</strong> local<br />
projects across this and other<br />
MSG <strong>stream</strong>s.<br />
A higher scoring project providing<br />
very similar activities and<br />
outcomes is being funded within<br />
this <strong>stream</strong> consequently this<br />
proposal is not able to be<br />
supported.<br />
Will provide an education/employment focused apckage for<br />
16-years old people, including accredited training (Level<br />
1,2,3) and work experience - circa 37 individuals pa 80,000 80,000<br />
Wapping Community Will provide ESOL sessions (45 pa), health Awareness<br />
Engagement courses (level 1) and work experience for 5 volunteers a<br />
Training and year<br />
Development Project<br />
35,000 35,000<br />
Volunteers Project Willl provide 100 hours volunteering for 4 individuals who<br />
will also work towards towards an ASDAN qualification in<br />
volunteeering. They will also participate in 5 weeks of<br />
events during summer, such as Community Arts Mural<br />
Common Ground East St A New Start Will provide employability training for long term<br />
George's Town Hall, 236 Cable Street, E1<br />
unemployed, ex offenders, people with substance abuse<br />
0BL<br />
issues, single mothers, homeless including foodandSafety<br />
L1-3, Health/Safety 1and2, First Aid Level 2, conflict<br />
resolution as well as NVQ Level 1 in Business<br />
administration, Youth work, Sia Security. Circa 8<br />
26<br />
15,000 15,000<br />
5,000 5,000
Applica-tion<br />
Code and<br />
Funding<br />
Stream<br />
27th November 2012 12.14pm<br />
CEE-18<br />
CEE-19<br />
CEE-20<br />
CEE-21<br />
CEE-22<br />
CEE-23<br />
CEE-24<br />
CEE-25<br />
CEE-26<br />
CEE-27<br />
CEE-28<br />
CEE-29<br />
CEE-30<br />
CEE-31<br />
MSG 2012/15 <strong>Appendix</strong> 1<br />
Organisation - Name and Address Project Title Project Description<br />
The Rooted Forum Tarling<br />
East Community Centre, 63 Martha<br />
Street, E1 2PA<br />
Stitches in Time Limehouse<br />
Town Hall, 646 Commercial Road, E14<br />
7HA<br />
Graduate Furum / Careers London<br />
1st Floor, 24-26 Fournier Street, E1 6QE<br />
Trees for Cities Prince<br />
Consort Lodge, Kennington Park,<br />
Kennington Park Place, SE11 4AS<br />
Employment First Community Interest<br />
Company Wodeham Gardens<br />
Community Room, 1 Wodeham Gardens,<br />
E1 5BN<br />
London Tigers<br />
Unit G2, Bromley Hall<br />
43 Gillender Street, E14 6RN<br />
The Arbour 100<br />
Shandy Street, E1 4ST<br />
Bangladesh Football Association (UK)<br />
Unit G3, Whitechapel Centre, 85 Myrdle<br />
Street, E1 2LX<br />
Jagonari Women's Educational<br />
Resource Centre<br />
183 - 185 Whitechapel Road, E1 1DN<br />
Stepney Community Trust<br />
46 Myrdle Street, E1 1HL<br />
Boundary Community School<br />
20 Club Row, E2 7EY<br />
Wadajir Somali Community Centre<br />
229 East India Dock Road<br />
E14 0EG<br />
Stifford TJRS TRA<br />
2-6 Cressy Place, E1 3JG<br />
The Prince's Trust<br />
18 Park Square East, NW1 4LH<br />
Road 2 Work Will work with 16-25 years old NEET individuals , providing<br />
accredited training of 30 pa, work Placement for 10 pa,<br />
capacity building for 60 pa and getting 5 individuals into<br />
work pa<br />
Working with Fabric Will work with circa 80 disadvantaged women pa, providing<br />
English embedded in sewing, machining, work experience<br />
and manaufacturing = helping some women mentoring in<br />
enterprise<br />
Graduate Furum /<br />
Careers London<br />
Tower Hamlets<br />
Growing Skills<br />
Project<br />
Recommendation to<br />
Cabinet 3rd October<br />
2012<br />
Final Recommendation<br />
80,000 80,000<br />
£<br />
10,000<br />
Will work with BAME women in LAP 3 who have no<br />
qualificaations and are furtherst from the job market <strong>by</strong><br />
providing a specially designed course for them . Will offer<br />
OCR Literacy 1 training and volunteering opportunities 10,000 10,000<br />
Will provide accredited training in horticulture (City and<br />
Guilds Level 1) + work experience for 17.5 weeks and<br />
personal development and job search. In addition, will<br />
provide 4 weeks accredited training in Arboriculture leading<br />
to qualification (NPTC)<br />
Progress 2 Work Will provide training of circa 80 individuals pa in Food and<br />
hygience Level 2, Health and Safety level 2, First Aid,<br />
conflict resolution, cv writing and interview techniques<br />
Tigers Employment<br />
Support<br />
Will provide 12 hours employment support to circa 150<br />
beneficiaires pa in LAPs 6 and 7 and work experience for<br />
25 beneficiaries<br />
The proposal is not able to be<br />
supported given project costings<br />
compared to limitations on<br />
through-put.<br />
15,000<br />
This project proposal was not<br />
sufficiently well tageted or<br />
specified to deliver against<br />
priorites and is therefore not able<br />
to be supported.<br />
Employment Project Will develop BME communities in TH, esp. Bangladeshis,<br />
<strong>by</strong> providing 21 hrs soft skills training and 30 hours of<br />
accredited training at OCN level 2 and 3 10,000 10,000<br />
Young People's<br />
Training and Work<br />
Project<br />
Will provide volunteering opportunities for 16-25 years old<br />
residents in TH and run 2 accredited courses - 12 hours<br />
each - at Level 1 - 20 pa. will also capcity build 16<br />
individuals - 6 hours each<br />
Phonics for Adults Will work with 45 women pa to help them improve/widen<br />
their participation in society through " Phonics for Adults"<br />
classes, community cooking, mentoring programme,<br />
creative self expresssion project, Out and about<br />
Programme.<br />
Employment and<br />
Guidance Project<br />
(EGP)<br />
BCS Pathways to<br />
Employment Project<br />
Wadajir Steps to<br />
Employment<br />
Gain from<br />
Volunteering<br />
Get Into Creative<br />
and Cultural<br />
Industries<br />
Will provide employment support through training in<br />
ESOL,IT, confidence building, team working, job search, cv<br />
writing for circa 88 beneficiries pa.<br />
Will provide employment support for 25 unemployed<br />
people pa thriough training in UK Online Basic/Clait (12<br />
hours each) pa that will lead to work placements and<br />
employment. Also provide one to one help with cv writing,<br />
job search and applications.<br />
Will work with 26 hard to reach, inactive Somali men pa<br />
and provide pre-employment rtraining in ESOL, literacy and<br />
numeracy and Action plans for each individual<br />
Will work with unemployed people (18-30) in a strucutred<br />
volunteering project, providing each volunteer with 12<br />
hours capcity building before 36 hours of work experience.<br />
They will also receive training in food and Safety Level 2<br />
Will support a chort of 12 young people (16-19) and<br />
develop employability skills leading to job outcomes. 2<br />
weeks training course co-designed with local employers<br />
and includes fashion, film making, photography, music. This<br />
will be followed <strong>by</strong> work placement in preferred area of<br />
work.<br />
27<br />
15,000 15,000<br />
45,000 45,000<br />
This is a very generic proposal to<br />
deliver activities and services<br />
that will be provided through<br />
higher scoring projects that are<br />
recommended wirthin this<br />
<strong>funding</strong> <strong>stream</strong> as well as <strong>by</strong><br />
otrher specialist <strong>funding</strong> initiatives<br />
such as the Mayor's ESF<br />
Community Grants and the<br />
Council's ESOL.<br />
15,000 15,000<br />
20,000 20,000<br />
22,500 58,000<br />
This request - although a good<br />
proposal - is a new project from<br />
an organisation which is well<br />
placed to attract <strong>funding</strong> from<br />
alternative sources and does<br />
therefore not meet with current<br />
council <strong>funding</strong> priorities.<br />
Additionally, there are a number<br />
of well regarded local<br />
organisations that specialise in<br />
providing support to individuals<br />
wanting toaccess the creative<br />
and cultural industries sector.
Applica-tion<br />
Code and<br />
Funding<br />
Stream<br />
27th November 2012 12.14pm<br />
CEE-32<br />
CEE-33<br />
CEE-34<br />
CEE-35<br />
CEE-36<br />
CEE-37<br />
CEE-38<br />
CEE-39<br />
CEE-40<br />
CEE-41<br />
CEE-42<br />
CEE-43<br />
CEE-44<br />
CEE-45<br />
MSG 2012/15 <strong>Appendix</strong> 1<br />
Organisation - Name and Address Project Title Project Description<br />
The Royal London Society for the<br />
Blind (RLSB)<br />
Dorton House, Wildernesse Avenue,<br />
Kent TN15 0EB<br />
Toyhouse Libraries Association of<br />
Tower Hamlets<br />
The Toyhouse Centre, 92 St Paul's Way,<br />
London E3 4AL<br />
Da'watul Islam UK and Eire<br />
56 Bigland Street, E1 2ND<br />
Ocean Somali Community Association<br />
Concordia Centre, Railway Arches, 420 -<br />
421 Burdett Road, E3 4AA<br />
Black Women's Health and Family<br />
Support<br />
82 Russia Lane, E2 9LU<br />
Alzheimer's Society Tower Hamlets<br />
54-86 Old Montague Street, E1 5NN<br />
DeafPLUS<br />
Trinity Centre, Key Close, E1 4HG<br />
BYM Women's Centre of Excellence<br />
21 Henriques Street, E1 1NB<br />
Old Ford Housing Association<br />
Bow Peoples Trust, 1st Floor,<br />
Vernon Hall, Roman Road, E3 5ES<br />
Globe Bengali Mohila Shamity<br />
St Margaret’s' House, 21 Old Ford Road,<br />
E2 9PL<br />
St. Peters Bengali Association<br />
Minerva Community Centre,<br />
10 Minerva Street, E2 9EH<br />
Golden Moon Youth project<br />
St Georges Town Hall, 236 Cable Street,<br />
E1 0BL<br />
Somali Parent and Children Play<br />
Association<br />
91 Mile End Road, E1 4UJ<br />
FoodCycle<br />
4 Huguenot Place, Heneage Street, E1<br />
5LN<br />
Visionary<br />
Placements<br />
Volunteering At<br />
Toyhouse<br />
Shadwell<br />
Employment Project<br />
The Hamlets<br />
Community<br />
Employment Boost<br />
BWHAFS' Women's<br />
Empowerment<br />
Programme<br />
Alzheimer's Society<br />
BME Community<br />
Engagement<br />
DEEP - Deaf<br />
Employment and<br />
Engagement Project<br />
Women<br />
Empowerment<br />
Project<br />
Recommendation to<br />
Cabinet 3rd October<br />
2012<br />
Final Recommendation<br />
£<br />
Will help blind and partially sighted people to volunteer <strong>by</strong>t<br />
providing 1:1 basic skills sessions for 20 weeks followed <strong>by</strong><br />
work placement. 13 people recruited pa and 7 put in work<br />
placements pa. 20,000 20,000<br />
Will provide 8 supported volunteering places pa for local<br />
residents (16+) to work with young children and families at<br />
different venues throughout the borough. Aim at people<br />
with no qualifications or experience<br />
Will work wit marginalised muslim women who are inactive<br />
and will help 30 of these into employment pa, 30 into work<br />
placement and 40 into further training<br />
Will help develop 50 disadvantaged people (focus on<br />
women and white immigrants) pathrough a series of<br />
workshops (on cv writing, interview techniques, confidence<br />
building, etc) .It will put 20 clients into work placement pa.<br />
each client will receive 16 hours 1:1 support<br />
Will work with women 16+, mothers wishing to return<br />
towork, speakers of languages other than English,<br />
providing 24 women pa with a 38 week ESOL/IT course<br />
leading to Trinity College qualification. It will also put 16<br />
women into work placement pa - 96 hours each and 8<br />
secondary school students have a week long work<br />
experience and prepare fo AQA accreditation in Business<br />
administration<br />
Will work to raise awareness of Alzheimer's disease<br />
specially in the Somali and Chinese community, following<br />
on from work with the Bangladeshi community. Will<br />
produce a quarterly report, will hold 15 information<br />
surgeries pa, , link up with 15 community groups and<br />
ensure Will work 2 tiems with people in the media suffering pa. from deafness and help<br />
develop them for work <strong>by</strong> providing basick skills training, IT,<br />
job preparation training. Project will assist 4 people into<br />
work pa, 6 into work placement pa and 5 people pa<br />
achiveing qualification<br />
Will work with Bangladeshi women and provide training<br />
programmes on ESOL, IT, Work preparation, health3<br />
women pa into volunteering and 5 women into<br />
employment.<br />
ICT Training Will provide accredited and non accredited IT courses (12<br />
hours each), employment support and a referral service to<br />
local residents in particular<br />
Women Self<br />
Development<br />
Progrmme<br />
Will work with Bangladeshi women (mainly) with limited<br />
English skills and provide an annua 48 week ESOL course<br />
leading to OCR certification. This will enable the women to<br />
access basic childcare and further English courses<br />
St. Peter's Economic Will provide employment support through non-accredited<br />
Engagement Project literacy and numeracy training - 12 hours for each<br />
beneficiary. Will work with 12 beneficiaries pa . Will also<br />
help on beneficiary into employment pa<br />
Young Bangladeshi<br />
Female Engagement<br />
Project<br />
Somali Women<br />
Engagement Forum<br />
Will work with Bangladeshi women and provide training<br />
programmes on ESOL, IT, Work preparation, health3<br />
women pa into volunteering and 5 women into<br />
employment.<br />
Will work with somali women and help them challenge<br />
taboos and stereotypes through 3 hour sessions attended<br />
<strong>by</strong> 20 women. These will include workshops onparenting,<br />
leadership, health and domestic violence . These will be<br />
FoodCycle Bromley held Will provide in LAPS training 1,2 and course 3 for unemployed people in LAP<br />
<strong>by</strong> Bow Barista 6. 30 people pa to achive Level 2 in barista and la level 2<br />
Training Programme catering qualification. They also receive 2 hours work<br />
experience in the Café and have classes in literacy and<br />
numeracy.<br />
28<br />
10,000 10,000<br />
45,000 45,000<br />
25000 55000<br />
10,000<br />
20,000<br />
15,000 15,000<br />
7,500 7,500<br />
40,000 40,000<br />
This is a proposal from a large<br />
organisation which is well placed<br />
to access alternative sources of<br />
<strong>funding</strong> and does not therefore<br />
meet the grant priorities of the<br />
Council.<br />
20,000 20,000<br />
50,000 50,000<br />
20,000 20,000<br />
20,000 20,000<br />
This proposal fails to meet<br />
current <strong>funding</strong> priorites and is<br />
therefore able to be<br />
recommended for <strong>funding</strong>.
Applica-tion<br />
Code and<br />
Funding<br />
Stream<br />
27th November 2012 12.14pm<br />
CEE-46<br />
CEE-47<br />
CEE-48<br />
CEE-49<br />
CEE-50<br />
CEE-51<br />
CEE-52<br />
CEE-53<br />
CEE-54<br />
CEE-55<br />
CEE-56<br />
CEE-57<br />
CEE-58<br />
CEE-59<br />
CEE-60<br />
MSG 2012/15 <strong>Appendix</strong> 1<br />
Organisation - Name and Address Project Title Project Description<br />
Newark Youth London<br />
Whitechapel Centre, Myrdle Street, E1<br />
1HQ<br />
Newark Youth<br />
London<br />
A project women to enable them to develop constructive<br />
solutions to issues and problems that affect them. This will<br />
be done through quarterly information and social events<br />
attended <strong>by</strong> 50 parents and monthly workshops attended<br />
<strong>by</strong> 10 parents. % volunteers will assist at each event<br />
St Matthias Conservation Trust Ltd Blackwall/St Will provide the following for members of the communities<br />
St Matthias Old Church Community Matthias Community in Lansbury, East India, Blackwall, Millwall, Cubitt Town<br />
Centre, 113 Poplar High Street, E14 0AE Enrichment and Limehouse: zumba classes, table tennis tournaments,<br />
cooking classes, dance classes. 80 people a week will<br />
attend the above that will be run <strong>by</strong> qualified tutors<br />
Newark Youth London<br />
Whitechapel Centre, Myrdle Street, E1<br />
1HQ<br />
Betar Bangla<br />
10-14 Hollybush Gardens,<br />
E2 9QP<br />
Rainbow Hamlets<br />
c/o Account 3<br />
3 Birkbeck Street<br />
Bethnal Green<br />
London E2 6JY<br />
SocietyLinks<br />
80 John Fisher Street,<br />
E1 8JX<br />
The Project<br />
39 Fournier Street, E1 6QE<br />
Monakka Monowar Welfare<br />
Foundation<br />
57 Whitechapel Road, 1st floor, Aldgate<br />
East, E1 1DU<br />
Dorset Community Association<br />
37 Ravenscroft Street, E2 7SH<br />
Women's Education and Health Trust<br />
9 Stains<strong>by</strong> Road, E14 6JP<br />
Wadajir Somali Community Centre<br />
229 East India Dock Road, E14 0EG<br />
Newark Womens<br />
Project<br />
Will provide accredited training I for young people 15 of<br />
whom pa will achieve accreditation. 5 young people will<br />
gain employment. 20 women will participate in healthy<br />
activities pa.<br />
Windows into Media Will provide accredited training for 16 beneficiaries a year<br />
in media journalism. Each beneficiary will receive48 hours<br />
LOCN accredited training and 15 hours work experience<br />
including developing and producing their ownradio show<br />
Countering Lesbian,<br />
Gay, Bisexual and<br />
Transgender<br />
Inequality, Exclusion<br />
and Hatred<br />
Harnessing<br />
HospitalityResidents<br />
Participation Project<br />
Bringing Change To<br />
Life<br />
Will address core concerns about hate crimes, domestic<br />
violence, housing concerns through partnership working<br />
with TH Homes , TH Domestic Violence team, etc. Will<br />
hold consultation meeting events and recruit volunteers,<br />
produce electronic newsletter , engage in interfaith<br />
dialogue and develop exemplary models of best practice<br />
with partners<br />
Aims to accelerate the employment of local resident in the<br />
hospitality sector <strong>by</strong> eveloping residents' particpation<br />
Board; information workshops,evaluation baseline,<br />
recruiting beneficiaries through interviews, devising<br />
training, interview skills, desk research<br />
Will provide ESOL and Basic Skills traaining (ICT/CLAIT)<br />
for unemployed people - especially women - in Spitalfields<br />
and banglatown<br />
WE CARER Will train 30 women pa in Basic Care for elderly women in<br />
(mainly) LAP3 and to help them to become established in<br />
the job market. The course will include English for medical<br />
purposes, First Aid and basic nursing<br />
Recommendation to<br />
Cabinet 3rd October<br />
2012<br />
Final Recommendation<br />
10,000 10,000<br />
7,500 7,500<br />
7,500 7,500<br />
£<br />
This proposal does not meet<br />
current priorities and is therefore<br />
not able to be recommended for<br />
<strong>funding</strong>.<br />
10,000 40,000<br />
7,500 7,500<br />
This proposal is better suited to<br />
support from the Mayor's ESF<br />
Community Grants programme<br />
and is therefore not able to be<br />
recommended for <strong>funding</strong> from<br />
this programme.<br />
Elements of this proposal are felt<br />
to be better suited to the Adults<br />
Health and Wellbeing <strong>funding</strong><br />
<strong>stream</strong> which will open for<br />
commissioning next year.<br />
Unfortunately the project is not<br />
of sufficient priority for this<br />
<strong>funding</strong> <strong>stream</strong>.<br />
Women<br />
Will engage and empower local, marginalised women <strong>by</strong><br />
Engagement Project means of sewing and ESOL classes that willincrease their<br />
primary skills . 30,000 30,000<br />
Health Care<br />
Assistant Course<br />
Wadajir Women's<br />
Project<br />
Will run a NVQ Level 1and2 Healthcare Assistant course<br />
(36 weeks) for 20 women pa with possible 5 weeks work<br />
experience. Open to all in TH but especially the women in<br />
LAP 7<br />
18 women pa accessing ESOL; 15 women pa learning<br />
dressmaking and soft furnishings; 20 women attanding<br />
yoga and fitness classes pa; 20 women attending health<br />
seminars apa; 10 women pa learning how to participate in<br />
decision making process<br />
25,000<br />
10,000 25,000<br />
Island Bengali Welfare Organisation Road 2 Work Will work with (primarily) 16-25 years old NEET people in<br />
3 Thorne House, Launch Street, E14 3LU<br />
Blackwall and Cubitt town, providing accredited training,<br />
capcity building, work placement and employment 40,000 40,000<br />
Somali Action on Youth Crime<br />
St Margaret’s' House, 21 Old Ford Road,<br />
E2 9PL<br />
London Community Credit Union<br />
473 Bethnal Green Road, E2 9QH<br />
Ocean Regeneration Trust<br />
473 Bethnal Green Road, E29QH<br />
Skill up to Child care Will work with unemployed/economically inactive people in<br />
(mainly) LAP 3 and provide Basic Skills training, including<br />
Basic Skills in Childcare", employment support,<br />
volunteering opportunities and Advice and Guidance<br />
HELPIN2WORK Will work with disadvantaged NEET youth from spitalfields<br />
and banglatown and East India and Lansbury and put 15<br />
people pa into work placement and NVQ Level 1and2<br />
training. They will also be mentored <strong>by</strong> qualified people.<br />
Ocean Resident<br />
Warden Service<br />
21,000 21,000<br />
The organisation did not submit<br />
all the required application<br />
documents and the proposal was<br />
therefore not able to be<br />
assessed.<br />
Works with the elderly in the Ocean NDC area, advising on<br />
welfare issues, making gp appointments, responding to<br />
crises and providing general social care and assistance. The application was withdrawn<br />
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Applica-tion<br />
Code and<br />
Funding<br />
Stream<br />
27th November 2012 12.14pm<br />
CEE-61<br />
CEE-62<br />
CEE-63<br />
MSG 2012/15 <strong>Appendix</strong> 1<br />
Organisation - Name and Address Project Title Project Description<br />
Painted Children<br />
275 - 285 Queensway House, Stratford<br />
High Street, E15 2TF<br />
Soundtek Carrom Club UK<br />
153 Cannon Street Road, E1 2LX<br />
Tower Hamlets Somali Organisations<br />
Network, 18 Victoria Park<br />
Square, Bethnal Green, E2 9PB<br />
Community Skills<br />
Enhancement<br />
Programme<br />
Will provide Customer Care training (OCR accredited) for<br />
10 clients pa and Level 1^2 training in English for<br />
International Communication<br />
Soundtek Carrom Will set up a club for carom players and and hold<br />
competitions that will enable people interested in the game<br />
to come together socially<br />
Voice and Active<br />
Citizenship for the<br />
Somali Community<br />
of Tower Hamlets<br />
Will work with other Somali Thirs Sector organisation with a<br />
view to strengthening them <strong>by</strong> providing training in<br />
representation, community research and volunteering<br />
opportunities<br />
Recommendation to<br />
Cabinet 3rd October<br />
2012<br />
Final Recommendation<br />
The organisation failed to meet<br />
required eligibility criteria and the<br />
application did not go through to<br />
the full assessment stage.<br />
This proposal was referred to the<br />
Arts, Sports and Environmental<br />
services <strong>funding</strong> <strong>stream</strong> for their<br />
consideration.<br />
25,000 25,000<br />
Community and Economic Engagement SUBTOTAL Total 996,000 1,235,000<br />
30<br />
£
Applica-tion<br />
Code and<br />
Funding<br />
Stream<br />
27th November 2012 12.14pm<br />
MSG 2012/15 <strong>Appendix</strong> 1<br />
Organisation - Name and Address Project Title Project Description<br />
D & R - Social Welfare Advice Services - BOROUGH-WIDE GENERALIST & SPECIALIST ADVICE<br />
SWAS-01<br />
SWAS-02<br />
SWAS-03<br />
SWAS-04<br />
SWAS-05<br />
SWAS-06<br />
East End Citizens Advice Bureaux<br />
(Lead consortium partner)<br />
32 Greatorex St E1 3NH<br />
Tower Hamlets Law Centre 214<br />
Whitechapel Rd E1 1BJ<br />
East End Citizens Advice Bureaux<br />
32 Greatorex St E1 3NH<br />
Toynbee Hall<br />
28 Commercial St E1 6LS<br />
DeafPLUS<br />
Trinity Centre, Key Close<br />
E1 4HG<br />
APASENTH<br />
Carmine Wharf , 30 Copenhagen Place<br />
E14 7FF<br />
Claim The Max<br />
Project<br />
Tower Hamlets<br />
Specialist Legal<br />
Advice - A<br />
Partnership Service<br />
Boroughwide<br />
Generalist Advice<br />
Tower Hamlets Debt<br />
and Money<br />
Management<br />
Support<br />
Tower Hamlets<br />
Advocacy<br />
Advice and<br />
Advocacy Services<br />
Income maximisation service, including benefit form filling<br />
and advocacy for vulnerable residents provided via<br />
outreach sites, home visits and appointments. 1,000<br />
people per year assisted (65% disabled). £600,000 a year<br />
projected increase in benefit<br />
Recommendation to<br />
Cabinet 3rd October<br />
2012<br />
Final Recommendation<br />
80,000 120,000<br />
Specialist Advice service for complex social welfare law<br />
cases. 1000 specialist cases per annum. Representation:<br />
30 Tribunals/Court Cases. 145,207 265,000<br />
Advice in welfare benefits 45%, debt, 15% housing 20%:<br />
other 20%; 6000 cases per annum. Drop in and<br />
appointment service at main office and outreach in One<br />
Stop Shops<br />
Advices on complex debt cases plus money management<br />
support follow up to prevent reoccurrence. Outreach in<br />
east and west borough - partnership project with Island<br />
Advice. Strong referrals networks with THCAN and other<br />
stakeholder agencies to ensure access to this specialist<br />
service<br />
Advice and advocacy services - focusing on welfare<br />
benefits - Drop-in 8 hours per week. Advocates will attend<br />
tribunals meeting with social services, police, etc. and refer<br />
people to other Deaf plus services. Funding is for 30<br />
advocate hours and 10 volunteer support per week.<br />
Advice and Advocacy for non-English speaking people with<br />
learning and other disabilities - including welfare rights<br />
advice .565 registered service users last year .<br />
120,000 210,000<br />
60,000 60,000<br />
£<br />
22,000<br />
Below average score reflects<br />
that only a limited number of the<br />
of the guidance and specification<br />
requirements were met . The<br />
service specification is for a<br />
univeral service but the proposal<br />
is targeted for a specific<br />
disabled client group. The project<br />
will be referred to the upcoming<br />
AHWB advice information and<br />
advocacy commissioning round<br />
for people with support needs<br />
Total 405,207 677,000<br />
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Organisation - Name and Address Project Title Project Description<br />
D & R - Social Welfare Advice Services - LOCALITY-BASED GENERALIST ADVICE<br />
SWAS-07<br />
SWAS-08<br />
SWAS-09<br />
SWAS-10<br />
SWAS-11<br />
SWAS-12<br />
SWAS-13<br />
SWAS-14<br />
SWAS-15<br />
SWAS-16<br />
SWAS-17<br />
Bromley <strong>by</strong> Bow Centre<br />
St Leonard's Street<br />
E3 3BT<br />
Limehouse Project (Lead<br />
consortium partner) Cheadle<br />
Hall, Cheadle House , Copenhagen<br />
Place, E14 7EY<br />
Limehouse Project<br />
(Lead consortium partner)<br />
Cheadle Hall, Cheadle House ,<br />
Copenhagen Place, E14 7EY<br />
Island Advice Centre (Lead<br />
consortium partner) Island<br />
House , Roserton Street E14 3PG<br />
East End Citizens Advice Bureaux<br />
(Lead consortium partner)<br />
32 Greatorex St E1 3NH<br />
Account3 Ltd<br />
(Lead consortium partner)<br />
1-9 Birkbeck St E2 6JY<br />
Island Advice Centre Island<br />
House, Roserton Street E14 3PG<br />
Stifford TJRS TRA (Lead<br />
consortium partner)<br />
2-6 Cressy Place E1 3JG<br />
Dorset Community Association<br />
37 Ravenscroft St E2 7SH<br />
Emmott Close Senior Citizen Club, 27<br />
Emmot Close, Solebay Street E1 4 QW<br />
St. Peters Bengali Association<br />
Minerva Community Centre, 10 Minerva<br />
Street, E2 9EH<br />
LAP 6 Generalist<br />
Advice Service<br />
LAP 7 Advice<br />
Service Partnership<br />
LAP 3 and 4 Advice<br />
Service Partnership<br />
LAP1 Generalist<br />
Advice Services<br />
partnership<br />
LAP 2 Locality<br />
based generalist<br />
advice service<br />
LAP5 Advice<br />
Service<br />
LAP 8 Generalist<br />
Advice Services<br />
Recommendation to<br />
Cabinet 3rd October<br />
2012<br />
Final Recommendation<br />
Advice primarily in welfare benefits ( 50%) , debt (20%),<br />
housing( 20%) - 1800 cases per annum 26 hours drop in<br />
, 30 hours of appointments and 30 hours telephone advice<br />
per week. 30,000 80,000<br />
Advice services primarily (80%) in benefits debt and<br />
housing, plus some consumer immigration and family<br />
matters in LAP 7 in partnership with South Bromley Forum:<br />
2000 cases per annum.<br />
Advice services primarily (80%) in benefits, debt and<br />
housing, plus some consumer immigration and family<br />
matters in LAP 3and4 in partnership with Wapping<br />
Bangladesh Association and Bangladesh Youth<br />
Movement. 4000 cases per annum.<br />
Advice services primarily (80%) in benefits, debt and<br />
housing, plus some employment rights and Level 1<br />
immigration advice in LAP 1 in partnership with St Peter's<br />
Community Centre, Legal Advice Centre and St Hilda's.<br />
Service offered 6 days a week plus pro bono evening<br />
sessions 4 days a week. Drop in appointment and<br />
outreach service delivered at Rights Shop, partner<br />
agencies centre and Osmani Centre - Minimum 2,700<br />
cases per annum.<br />
62,980 100,000<br />
107,045 207,000<br />
90,283 90,283<br />
Advice in welfare benefits 45%, debt, 15% housing 20%:<br />
other 20%; minimum 2,500 cases per annum. Drop in and<br />
appointment service at Greatorex Street and outreach<br />
session at Birkbeck Street in partnership with Account 3. 53,263 95,000<br />
Advice in welfare benefits, debt, housing primarily plus<br />
immigration Level 1 and employment law. Partnership<br />
project with legal advice centre and sessions delivered at 3<br />
outreach venues in LAP 5 as well as main offices.<br />
Minimum 1850 cases per annum.<br />
Advice in welfare benefits, debt, housing primarily plus<br />
immigration Level 1 and employment law. Partnership<br />
project with legal advice centre and sessions delivered at<br />
outreach venues in LAP 8 as well as main offices.<br />
Minimum 1800 cases per annum. Pro bono evening<br />
sessions. Advice in community languages including<br />
Vietnamese, Chinese, Somali and Russian.<br />
36,000 76,000<br />
44,065 65,000<br />
LAP 3 Advice on housing and welfare issues in LAP 3 . Proposal<br />
of 19 hours advice provision a week to include 7hrs of<br />
open door sessions, 8hrs of appointments and 4 hours of<br />
telephone advice. 30,000<br />
Social Welfare<br />
Advice<br />
New organisation who wish to develop a drop in advice<br />
service from 10-12 Monday to Friday. Target is to assist 16<br />
- 20 people per week (up to1000 per year). 25,000 25,000<br />
forever young 2012 Information and activities including social activities for older<br />
residents on Ocean Estate to empower people through<br />
information and advice on social issues, housing, pensions<br />
benefits, etc. Proposal is to hire 2 sessional workers to<br />
deliver weekly Saturday sessions from 9.30 to 2pm - up to<br />
Minerva Welfare 15 Advice people services session. in benefits debt and housing and referral to<br />
Service Project specialist agencies: Service to be delivered at outreach<br />
sessions with unnamed consortium partners. Target 1000<br />
residents a year.<br />
15,000 15,000<br />
90,000 90,000<br />
Total 553,636 873,283<br />
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Organisation - Name and Address Project Title Project Description<br />
Recommendation to<br />
Cabinet 3rd October<br />
2012<br />
Final Recommendation<br />
D & R - Social Welfare Advice Services - LANGUAGE-BASED ADVICE<br />
Ocean Somali Community Association Somali Advice Provide access to social welfare advice for new Somali<br />
(Lead consortium partner) Concordia Language Network and other African groups residents through sessions at<br />
SWAS-18<br />
Centre , Railway Arches , 420 -421<br />
Burdett Rd E3 4 AA<br />
OSCA Centre (E3) and outreach sessions at Wadajir<br />
(E14), London Somali Action forum (E1) Somali Integration<br />
Team (E2) . Minimum of 2000 cases per annum. Proposal<br />
of 35 hours advice provision a week to include 14 hours of<br />
39,000 75,000<br />
Praxis Community Projects Pott Praxis: Language<br />
open door sessions, 14 hours of appointments and 7 hours<br />
Access to social welfare advice for new residents including<br />
Street E2 OEF<br />
based generalist Somali, Other African, East European and other new and<br />
SWAS-19<br />
advice services for<br />
new residents<br />
migrants. 2380 cases per annum. 41,000 60,750<br />
SWAS-20<br />
SWAS-21<br />
SWAS-22<br />
SWAS-23<br />
Stifford TJRS TRA (Lead<br />
consortium partner) 2-<br />
6 Cressy Place E1 3JG<br />
Chinese Association of Tower Hamlets<br />
680 Commercial Road E14 7HA<br />
Language based<br />
Advocacy Support<br />
(Somali and other<br />
African)<br />
Chinese/Mandarin<br />
Welfare Advice<br />
Project<br />
Community of Refugees from Vietnam - Advice Services for<br />
East London Docklands Settlement ,197 immigrants from<br />
East Ferry Road, E14 3BA<br />
Vietnam.<br />
Somali Disable Support Project<br />
Tower Hamlets African Resource Centre<br />
102 Mile End Road<br />
E1 4UR<br />
Somali Disabled<br />
Empowerment<br />
Project<br />
Advice for new Somali and other African groups residents<br />
through sessions at Stifford Centre and THSON<br />
premises plus outreach at other THSON member centres<br />
. Minimum of 1540 residents assisted per year. Proposal of<br />
19 hours advice provision a week to include 7hrs of open<br />
door sessions, 8hrs of appointments and 4 hours of<br />
telephone advice.<br />
Advice in welfare benefits, debt, housing for 600 residents<br />
a year from the Chinese and Vietnamese community.<br />
Proposal for 16 hours per week advice service providing<br />
basic information and advice in benefits, housing debt and<br />
money matters and referrals to specialist advice agencies<br />
including Island Advice and Law Centre .No details on<br />
client numbers<br />
Provide one to one and group advice on welfare rights and<br />
information on disability and equality act and access to<br />
disabled friendly employment .Produce a guide to welfare<br />
benefit for disabled people in Somali<br />
£<br />
This proposal scored below<br />
average and in light of other<br />
recommended provision for<br />
Somali and other language , was<br />
not able to be supported.<br />
16,700 33,750<br />
The proposal scored below<br />
average Recommended that<br />
the project is referred to other<br />
sources of <strong>funding</strong> to develop its<br />
services and to continue<br />
developing its partnership with<br />
other advice organisations<br />
Proposal does not meet the<br />
eligibility criteria for Social<br />
Welfare Advice specification as<br />
do not hold appropriate Advice<br />
Quality Standards. Limited<br />
information to demonstrate need<br />
for this specific service.<br />
Recommend develop links with<br />
other advice services and is<br />
referred to other sources of<br />
<strong>funding</strong> . No <strong>funding</strong> amount was<br />
requested in the applicaiton.<br />
Total £96,700 £169,500<br />
Social Welfare Advice Services SUBTOTAL £1,055,543 £1,719,783<br />
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Organisation - Name and Address Project Title Project Description<br />
D & R - Third Sector Infrastructure Support<br />
TSIS-01<br />
TSIS-02<br />
TSIS-03<br />
TSIS-04<br />
TSIS-05<br />
TSIS-06<br />
TSIS-07<br />
TSIS-08<br />
TSIS-09<br />
TSIS-10<br />
TSIS-11<br />
Account3 Ltd<br />
3 Birkbeck Street, E2 6JY<br />
Bangladesh Football Association (UK)<br />
Unit G3, Whitechapel Centre,<br />
85 Myrdle Street,<br />
London E1 2LX<br />
London Tigers Unit G2<br />
Bromley Hall<br />
43 Gillender Street, E14 6RN<br />
Early Years Network Tower Hamlets<br />
15 Kelsey Street, E2 6HD<br />
Volunteer Centre Tower Hamlets<br />
Norvin House<br />
45-55 Commercial Street<br />
London E1 6BD<br />
Tower Hamlets Community Transport<br />
25-27 Newell Street<br />
Limehouse<br />
London E14 7HP<br />
Island Advice Centre Island<br />
House<br />
Roserton Street<br />
London E14 3PG<br />
SSBA Community Trust Unit 5,<br />
Business Development Centre<br />
7-15 Greatorex Street<br />
London E1 5NF<br />
Tower Hamlets Co-operative<br />
Development Agency<br />
Unit 5, Business Development Centre<br />
7-15 Greatorex Street<br />
London E1 5NF<br />
J-go Training Ltd The<br />
Concordia Centre,<br />
Railway Arches 420-421 Burdett Road,<br />
E3 4AA<br />
London Centre For Social Impact CIC<br />
18 Victoria Park Square<br />
Bethnal Green<br />
E2 9PB<br />
Community<br />
Accountancy<br />
Service<br />
Strengthening Sports<br />
Groups in Tower<br />
Hamlets<br />
Tigers Sports<br />
Infrastructure<br />
Development<br />
Training<br />
Volunteers/Saff and<br />
Management<br />
committees in<br />
Voluntary Sector<br />
Childcare<br />
Organisations<br />
Supporting Volunteer<br />
Involving<br />
Organisations<br />
Community<br />
Transport Services<br />
in Tower Hamlets<br />
Ongoing one to one community accountancy support to 60<br />
LBTH based not for profit organisations over the lifetime of<br />
the project. Financial management courses (160 training<br />
places * 5 hours = 800 training hours).<br />
Develpment project supporting 30 sports groups.<br />
Organisational health check with 30 sports groups and over<br />
2½ year, meet identified needs <strong>by</strong> developing 75<br />
individuals from 30 sports groups. Providing 10 Sport<br />
Group Forum meetings, 10 Training workshops and an<br />
accredited FA Level 1 course each year (36 individuals<br />
complete). 10 groups to achieve a Quality Mark .<br />
Development project supporting 50 sports groups. Initial<br />
assessments completed and action plans produced,<br />
capacity building support provided and 10 themed<br />
workshops delivered.<br />
A capacity building training programme benefiting 84<br />
participants a year (management committee members,<br />
volunteers and staff) from 20 small voluntary and<br />
community childcare organisations in Tower Hamlets.<br />
Also, professional development training for 48<br />
volunteers/casual workers from under fives groups.<br />
Investing in Volunteers (IiV) support programme supporting<br />
10 organisations per year, 8 to gain accreditation. 12<br />
information e-bulletins per year, to 400 organisations (600<br />
individuals). Produce factsheets on relevant management<br />
issues. 5 Action Learning Sets per year for minimum of 4<br />
and 6 learners per set (4 sessions over each 6-month<br />
period<br />
Transport infrastructure service to the Tower Hamlets Third<br />
sector - including Fifteen 17 seat buses and 1 van<br />
available to member organisations 24 hours a day, 365<br />
days a year resulting in a minimum of 2,700 individual<br />
vehicle bookings per annum transporting 40,000 residents,<br />
a vehicle sharing service aiming to maximise the usage of<br />
community owned vehicles resulting in at least 5<br />
community vehicles being accessed.<br />
Tower Hamlets Development support for social welfare advice providing<br />
Advice Sector voluntary and community organisations. 10 advice<br />
Capacity Building, agencies provided with one to one development (15 days<br />
Peer Support Project at each agency); level 4 NVQ's accreditation for 6<br />
advisors, 15 one day courses and quarterly meetings of<br />
Tower Hamlets Community Advice Network. 15 two hour<br />
workshops to non-advice voluntary and community sector<br />
workers. Factsheets/general letters/volunteer policies and<br />
other resources for Tower Hamlets advice agencies.<br />
Conducting Peer/File Reviews quarterly file review for 10<br />
different agencies.<br />
SSBA -- Sustainable<br />
Funding: Make it<br />
happen<br />
Recommendation to<br />
Cabinet 3rd October<br />
2012<br />
Final Recommendation<br />
This is a new bid and as such<br />
must be considrered in the<br />
context of resources provided<br />
through the CVS for<br />
infrastructure support and the<br />
need to provide additional<br />
resources through the CEE<br />
<strong>stream</strong> which is a Mayoral<br />
Priority. Alternative provision has<br />
traditionally existing through<br />
London Councils<br />
27,000 27,000<br />
Originally envisaged as a<br />
partnership project with TSIS-02<br />
but in view of the reduced<br />
recommended award this is no<br />
longer a viable option. The<br />
proposal is therefore not able to<br />
be supported in its own right<br />
because of duplication.<br />
This is a new bid and does not<br />
sufficiently meet the required<br />
<strong>funding</strong> priorities.<br />
22,500 35,000<br />
65,000 65,000<br />
45,000 45,000<br />
35 hours of development support to at least 50<br />
organisations. 60 organisational and financial health<br />
checks leading to development plans and action plans. 27,000 27,000<br />
Supply Co-op The Supply Co-op will via negotiate bulk purchase<br />
contracts and provide Tower Hamlets Third Sector<br />
Organisations with an opportunity to make very significant<br />
savings when purchasing all supplies (e.g. stationery,<br />
telephone calls, gas and electricity) and also services (e.g.<br />
IT maintenance, bookkeeping, payroll or HR).<br />
3rd Sector Big Bang Bulk purchase 45 hand-held tablet computers and give<br />
them to 45 small Third Sector organisations. Also provide<br />
open access monthly training session, an office-hours helpline<br />
for solving operational issues and evaluation.<br />
Tower Hamlet Third Provide 20 days of fundraising consultancy to 6 community<br />
Sector Social Impact and voluntary organisations in Tower Hamlets so that they<br />
empowement can access <strong>funding</strong> (minimum £50,000 per year per<br />
organisation) that will enable them to sustain and develop<br />
their work. Support 5 groups to get their own quality<br />
standard. Unspecified hours of financial training for 20<br />
people from10 organisations each year.<br />
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This is a new bid which failed to<br />
meet the required priorites for<br />
support.<br />
the proposal represented poor<br />
value for money and failed to<br />
meet the pruiorities for <strong>funding</strong>.<br />
Did not meet quality threshold of<br />
assessment<br />
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Organisation - Name and Address Project Title Project Description<br />
The Consortium of Bengali<br />
Associations Room<br />
F10<br />
Montefiore Centre<br />
Hanbury Street<br />
London E1 5HZ<br />
Cressy IT Solutions C.I.C 2-6<br />
Cressy Place, London E1 3JG<br />
Tower Hamlets Somali Organisations<br />
Network 18 Victoria Park<br />
Square<br />
Bethnal Green<br />
E2 9PB<br />
Strengthening the<br />
Third Sector in<br />
Tower Hamlets.<br />
Capacity building the<br />
third sector<br />
Assist Bengali voluntary organisations with management,<br />
fund raising, capacity building, research and training. Act as<br />
a consultative body offering support to and working with<br />
large non-Bengali organisations that are working with the<br />
Bengali community. Represent the Bengali voluntary sector<br />
at local, regional, national and international levels.<br />
Help develop the IT infrastructure of 60 local third sector<br />
organisations over a two and half year period.<br />
Stepup-sustaining 50 Somali Community and Voluntary organisation will<br />
Somali organisations receive 35 hours of development support bespoke to their<br />
in Tower Hamlets development stage and needs.<br />
Recommendation to<br />
Cabinet 3rd October<br />
2012<br />
Final Recommendation<br />
Did not meet quality threshold of<br />
assessment<br />
Did not meet grant eligibility<br />
criteria<br />
15,000 15,000<br />
Third Sector Infrastructure Support SUBTOTAL Total 201,500 214,000<br />
DEVELOPMENT & RENEWAL TOTAL 2,253,043 3,168,783<br />
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