AC-25 -15Acomb Friends of Fishponds Wood and Beech GroveFor new gardening tools so they can maintain the green spaces. Equality of opportunity; health and well being; climate change and the environment.19/11/202517/12/2025£510.00Funding Released AC-25-01AcombLidgett Grove Methodist ChurchBoiler repairs Equality of Opportunity, Affordability in Cost of Living Crisis, Health and Well Being20/06/202528/06/2025£987.30Funding Released AC-25-03Acomb Lidgett Grove Methodist ChurchRoom hire for ward committee meeting - discussion of ward grants and community participation Equality of opportunity - connecting residents to each other and their communities and providing inclusive activities05/05/202506/05/2025£60.00Approved by Director of Housing and Communities AC-25-04AcombNew VisualityArt workshops for Young People to promote skills and intergenerational projects to be held in the ward. Equality of Opportunity, Affordability in Cost of Living Crisis, Health and Well Being20/06/202528/06/2025£945.00Funding Released AC-25-05AcombGreater Acomb Community Forum Funding as a contribution to support the new Repair Café. Affordability in cost of living crisis. Climate and Environment20/06/202528/06/2025£80.00Funding Released AC-25-06AcombFriends of Acomb LibraryFunds are requested to support half term children's activity sessions. Affordability in cost of living crisis, Health and Well Being20/06/202528/06/2025£375.00Funding released AC-25-07AcombHoly Redeemer ChurchA grant to support the Take 5 Cafe, gardening supplies and a contribution toward promotion of activities. Affordability in cost of living crisis, Health and Well Being20/06/202528/06/2025£450.00Funding Released AC-25-08Acomb York RLFC Foundation2 multi-sports sessions at Viking Road Affordability, Health and Well Being20/06/202520/06/2025£570.00Funding Released AC-25-09AcombGenerate Theatre One 3 hour theatre session during summer holiday Affordability, Health and Well Being20/06/202520/06/2025£225.00Funding Released AC-25-10Acomb Trashbang A 3 hour Trashbang session at Lidgett Grove for summer holiday activities. Affordability, Health and Well Being20/06/202520/06/2025£250.00Funding Released AC25-14Acomb Lidgett Grove Methodist ChurchRoom Hire for November Ward Meeting Equality of Opportunity 21/10/202521/10/2025£60.00Funding Released AC-25-16Acomb New VisualityFunds to run the project called Art & Hope through art workshops and exhibitions, providing activities for children and young people in half term and after school, including intergenerational work. Health and Well Being; Equality of Opportunity19/11/202517/12/2025£560.00Funding Released AC-25-17Acomb The Island Funds to support a volunteer mentoring programme; 25% of young people receiving mentoring support live in Acomb ward. Health and Well Being; Equality of Opportunity20/11/202517/12/2025£4,000.00Funding Released AC25-19Acomb Lidgett Grove Methodist ChurchHall hire for holiday activities Health and Well Being; Equality of Opportunity, Tackling cost of living22/11/202517/12/2025£45.00Approved by Director of Housing and Communities AC26-20AcombVarious activity providersA variety of holiday activities and hall hire in the Acomb ward Health and wellbeing; tackling the cost of living crisis05/02/202612/02/2026£2,000.00Approved by Director of Housing and Communities BI-25-01BishopthorpeBishopthorpe Community FestivalFunding towards the Bishopthorpe Community Festival due to take place in September 2025 for all residents in the village to enjoy stalls, live music, food and a charity raffle. The funding will go towards the running costs, printing and publicity, as a flier will go to every household in Bishopthorpe Ward. This provides activity for local people, community cohesion and inclusion of local families and children. Bishopthorpe Ward - Promoting community connectedness05/02/202517/02/2025£700.00Funding Released BI-25-02BishopthorpeBishopthorpe Sports ClubRoom hire for ward committee meeting - discussion of ward grants and community participation and local updates on highways matters Bishopthorpe Ward - Promoting community connectedness15/05/202519/05/2025£66.00Funding Released BI-25-04BishopthorpeNew VisualityProject bid for youth arts provision over the summer holidays for children and young people with community connectedness and positivity as key themes of the project, with art camps of the theme 'Angels of Bishopthorpe'. Completed art would then be displayed locally in a community art exhibition and provide opportunities for residents to see the artwork, fostering community connectedness and intergenerational connections. Supporting families and children in Bishopthorpe Ward21/05/202527/01/2026£600.00Funding Released BI-25-06BishopthorpeCYC Printing costs for Bishopthorpe Community Transport Survey - 1500 x A4 black and white copies of the flier. 250 paper surveys (double-sided, colour, 6 pages each) Bishopthorpe Ward - Promoting community connectedness12/08/202512/08/2025£300.00Declined by Ward Committee BI-25-07BishopthorpeVernon HousePurchase of 8 armchairs stackable to increase use of the space, as the previous chairs have had to be removed as they did not meet fire safety standards. The parish church donated some chairs in the mean time, but service users find these difficult as they do not have armrests and therefore find it harder to sit down and get up due to access needs of service users. Supporting isolated or vulnerable residents25/09/202525/09/2025£835.00Withdrawn by Applicant BI-25-08BishopthorpeAcaster Malbis Parish CouncilPurchase of a new bench by the newly refurbished pinfold which has become a community garden with flowers and plants. Bishopthorpe Ward - Promoting community connectedness28/10/202529/10/2025£419.00Funding Released BI-25-09BishopthorpeBishopthorpe Cricket ClubApplication to support their All Stars programme for 2026 which encourages young people especially women and girls to take part in cricket and enjoy the sport. Their Dynamoes programme aims to provide cricket opportunities for 8-11 year olds in Bishopthorpe. Their inclusive programme to increase and support female players will hopefully lead to a competing Women's Softball team in 2027 with training and practice supported by purchase of Women's Softball kit. They have applied for a contribution to the costs of equipment and a storage shed to store the softball kit Bishopthorpe Ward - supporting families and children; promoting community connectedness14/11/202518/11/2025£500.00Funding Released BI-25-10BishopthorpeBishopthorpe Sports ClubRoom hire for ward committee meeting in the new year Promoting community connectedness20/11/202526/11/2025£60.00Declined by Ward Committee BI-25-11BishopthorpeMusical ConnectionsTo run three intergenerational music sessions in February through to Spring 2026 for the local area. The project will improve community connectedness, support vulnerable or isolated residents and will improve wellbeing. Sessions to be run from Vernon House. Bishopthorpe Ward - supporting isolated or vulnerable residents; supporting families and children; promoting community connectedness12/01/202613/02/2026£315.00Approved by Director of Housing and Communities BI-25-12BishopthorpeYork RLFC FoundationTo run one inflatables session for young people over the Easter holidays. The activity will encourage physical activity, healthy eating and team skills. The session will be open to primary aged children (5 - 11 year olds) and will be promoted locally by organisation and by the Community Officer. Bishopthorpe Ward - supporting families and children06/01/202608/01/2026£485.00Approved by Director of Housing and Communities BI-25-13BishopthorpeAcaster Malbis Community EventsFunding for Acaster Malbis Community Events throughout the year for elderly people and those experiencing social isolation Promoting community connectedness02/02/202605/02/2026£800.00Approved by Director of Housing and Communities CL-25-04CliftonBetter - Greenwich Leisure LimitedA grant towards continuation of chair based exercise sessions at the Clifton Community Hall until the end of March 2026. Those sessions are open to all residents. Enriching activities for health and wellbeing, Reducing social isolation for a more inclusive Clifton04/06/202513/06/2025£1,040.00Funding Released CL-25-05CliftonInspire Youth YorkshireFunding towards 16 additional mobile youth club session at Ashton Park to enable positive and constructive youth engagement in the area. This funding together with funds from York Youth Partnership will enable to youth to continue until the end of March 2026. Improving opportunities and facilities for young people, Engagement with residents for a more cohesive Clifton07/05/202529/05/2025£3,200.00Funding Released CL-25-06CliftonYork City Football Club FoundationTo provide 3x half day of football themed activities over the summer 2025 and 2x half day of activities over Easter 2026 school holidays at Homestead Park. Jointly funded with Rawcliffe and Clifton Without Ward. Improving opportunities and facilities for young people, Engagement with residents for a more cohesive Clifton07/05/202529/05/2025£1,700.00Funding Released CL-25-08CliftonGala SignsRepair of 5x community notice boards located across the ward. Repairs to include replacement of damaged Perspex, installing metal plates for magnetic pins and replacing damaged panels. All ward priorities, as restored notice boards will be used to advertise local events and activities.29/05/202529/05/2025£1,545.00Funding Released CL-25-08aCliftonGala SignsCost of replacing additional 4 Perspex on notice boards across the ward. All ward priorities as restored notice boards will be used to advertise local events and activities08/07/202509/07/2025£235.00Funding Released CL-25-11CliftonCity of York Council Environment and Community Purchase of some hardy evergreen shrubs, some fragrant plants such as rosemary and thyme and some colourful plants such as lavender which are quite hardy and pollinator friendly to be planted in planters on Wilberforce Avenue. A cleaner, greener Clifton21/11/202521/11/2025£600.00Funding Released CL-25-12CliftonYork RLFC FoundationProvision of three multi-sports activities for young people over the summer school holidays. Each session will be 2 hours long and feature provision of snacks and refreshments for participants. Two sessions will be held at Homestead Park and one session at Ashton Park. Improving opportunities and facilities for young people12/06/202513/06/2025£855.00Funding Released CL-25-14CliftonTherapeutic Art and Play Therapy Yorkshire (TAPTY)A grant towards 3x creative play/art activity sessions for children aged 5-8 years and 9-12 between 10am and 4pm at the Marjorie Waite Court Community Hall. The sessions will include a healthy snack. Improving opportunities and facilities for young people01/07/202510/07/2025£1,500.00Funding Released CL-25-15CliftonSt Lukes and St Josephs churchesVenue hire for two community safety themed ward committee events in July 2025. Engagement with residents for a more cohesive Clifton26/06/202526/06/2025£70.00Funding Released CL-25-16CliftonElderberries To subsidise three trips for older and vulnerable residents in the ward. Jointly funded with Rawcliffe and Clifton Without Ward. Enriching activities for health and wellbeing, Reducing social isolation for a more inclusive Clifton27/06/202502/07/2025£750.00Funding Released CL-25-17CliftonGreener Clifton & Rawcliffe A grant towards purchase of tree saplings to be planted in private front gardens in Clifton Ward and promotion of the project. The project aims to utilize unused front garden space to increase tree cover in York, improving air quality and wildlife habitats as well as greening the streets for aesthetic purposes and positive effects on people’s mental and physical well-being. A greener, cleaner Clifton28/07/202524/10/2025£200.00Funding Released CL-25-21CliftonGala SignsReplacing broken Perspex on ward notice board outside Spar, next to Clifton Green. All ward priorities as restored notice board will be used to advertise local events and activities27/08/202504/09/2025£190.00Completed CL-25-24CliftonThe Parish Church of St. Luke the Evangelist A grant towards production of three editions of the Grapevine magazine, a community magazine produced by St Luke's Church. The magazine contains contributions from local groups and projects and is distributed to every household across the parish. Engagement with residents for a more cohesive Clifton14/10/202524/10/2025£2,445.00Funding Released CL-25-25CliftonArt of ProtestFunding towards creative arts and talent development workshops taking young people on a journey to regenerate the area through creation of murals at Burton Green Primary, Clifton Green Primary, Vale of York Academy and temporary art installation at Ashton Park. This is a contribution to supplement funds received by the Art of Protest from the Combined Authority Community Fund. Improving opportunities and facilities for young people, Engagement with residents for a more cohesive Clifton15/10/202524/11/2025£2,000.00Approved by Director of Housing and Communities CL-25-26CliftonBootham South Residents AssociationA grant towards venue hire for the community group meetings and costs associated the Residents Association website development and hosting. Engagement with residents for a more cohesive Clifton, Reducing social isolation for a more inclusive Clifton24/11/202516/12/2025£800.00Approved by Director of Housing and Communities CL-25-28CliftonClifton Methodist Church and St Luke's ChurchVenue hire for Ward Committee meetings on 18th and 23rd of March 2026 Engagement with residents for a more cohesive Clifton24/11/202524/11/2025£100.00Approved by Director of Housing and Communities CL-25-30CliftonYork Travellers TrustA grant towards refreshments for The Lanes Community Garden event on 21st of March. The aim of the event is to refresh and improve the shared garden space at the rear of York Travellers Trust. Local community members will be invited to take part, working together to clear the area, carry out light improvements and help create a more welcoming, usable outdoor space. This activity will encourage community involvement, pride and ownership of the shared environment. A greener, cleaner Clifton, Engagement with residents for a more cohesive Clifton24/11/202624/02/2026£218.00Approved by Director of Housing and Communities CL-25-31CliftonWEL MedicalPurchase of two sets of electrode pads for the AED located outside Clifton Community Hall / Marjorie Waite Court. enriching activities for health and wellbeing18/12/202518/12/2025£101.00Funding Released DW-25-02Dringhouses and WoodthorpeSigns ExpressSigns for Leeside Play area - Triangular Sign and two arrowed signs Climate and Environment -Protecting and improving local green spaces19/06/202519/06/2025£258.96Funding Released DW-25-04Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCYCPrinting of Dringhouses & Woodthorpe ward directory and delivery via Local Link - Production of Ward Directory detailing services and activities available locally Equality of Opportunity including promoting activities, volunteering opportunities. 10/04/202511/04/2025£1,531.20Funding Released DW-25-05Dringhouses and WoodthorpeYork RLFC To provide four 2-hour sessions of Summer sports activities on Woodthorpe Green Children and young people equality of opportunity and affordability01/05/202502/05/2025£1,140.00Funding Released DW-25-06Dringhouses and WoodthorpeGreenways To help maintain the traffic free networks and urban green corridor. Contributions requested for the core running costs of greenways, website hosting, tool replacement, PPE and Public Liability Insurance Health and well being by promoting volunteer activities. Climate and Environment. 10/06/202517/06/2025£170.00Funding Released DW-25-07Dringhouses and Woodthorpe West Thorpe Methodist Church Room Hire for Ward Committee meeting equality of opportunity - including supporting organisations providing low or no cost activities locally10/04/202510/04/2025£103.00Funding Released DW-25-08Dringhouses and Woodthorpe West Thorpe Methodist Church Room Hire for Ward Team equality of opportunity - including supporting organisations providing low or no cost activities locally10/04/202510/04/2025£60.00Funding Released DW-25-09Dringhouses and WoodthorpeWilberforce TrustThe trust are requesting funds to support volunteer recruitment to support visually impaired. Aim to recruit 20 volunteers to provide support for 50 people. Health and Well Being by promoting volunteer opportunities/ Cost of Living Crisis10/06/202517/06/2025£1,000.00Funding Released DW-25-10Dringhouses and Woodthorpe Occasion ChoirThe funds are requested to help purchase new music sheets, contribution towards a new electric piano, and maintenance of the website. Health and Well Being and promoting volunteer opportunities. 10/06/202517/06/2025£500.00Funding Released DW-25-11Dringhouses and Woodthorpe West Thorpe Scouts The funds are requested to contribute towards the costs of the Poacher International Jamboree, replacement of equipment and a new BBQ Equality of opportunity, Tackling the cost of living crisis, health and well being10/06/202517/06/2025£2,000.00Funding Released DW-25-12Dringhouses and Woodthorpe Friends of Dringhouses LibraryThe funds are requested for a replacement gate and bins. Health and Well Being, Equality of Opportunity Environment and Climate 10/06/202517/06/2025£1,620.00Funding Released DW-25-13Dringhouses and Woodthorpe St James the DeaconThe funds are requested to support three family events over the summer providing food and entertainment for local families. Health and well being. Tackling the Cost of Living Crisis. Equality of opportunity. 10/06/202517/06/2025£500.00Funding Released DW25-15Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCYC3 x Trees at The Horseshoe environment and climate emergency - including protecting and improving local green spaces, strengthening biodiversity, 14/10/202514/10/2025£1,200.00Funding Released DW25-16Dringhouses and WoodthorpeDringhouses Sports Club Dringhouses Sports Club new battery for their defibrillator Health and Wellbeing 14/10/202514/10/2025£243.60Funding Released DW25-17Dringhouses and WoodthorpeCYC 2X benches and installation on Ryecroft Avenue and Revival Estate Environment and Health and Wellbeing14/10/202514/10/2025£2,000.00Approved by Director of Housing and Communities DW26-18Dringhouses and WoodthorpeFoxwood CC Contribution to the costs of craft activities at the Foxwood Community Hub sessions. Supporting isolated or vulnerable residents05/02/202605/02/2026£500.00Approved by Director of Housing and Communities DW26-19Dringhouses and WoodthorpeExcel Learning Trust/Woodthorpe schoolHall hire for March ward meeting Equality of Opportunity12/01/202613/01/2026£100.00Approved by Director of Housing and Communities FH-25-01Fulford & HeslingtonSt Oswald's ChurchA grant for the 'Wild & Muddy forest' community group based at St Oswald's Church. Aim is to increase the growing space by adding two raised beds at a height accessible for those with mobility issues. Foster a sense of community & support local voluntary groups06/05/202506/05/2025£800.00Funding Released FH-25-03Fulford & HeslingtonYork RLFC To provide 2 multi sports sessions & 2 inflatable session for 5-12 year olds. 2 in Fulford & 2 in Fishergate - joint funded Foster a sense of community & support local voluntary groups07/05/202509/05/2025£438.00Funding Released FH-25-06Fulford & HeslingtonYork RLFC 3 x Multi Sports Sessions on joint funded between Fishergate and Fulford & Heslington wards- Oct/Feb/April school hols. Social isolation and loneliness, foster sense of community19/09/202510/10/2025£285.00Approved by Director of Housing and Communities FH-25-07Fulford & HeslingtonFulford Scout GroupReplacing old camping tents Foster a sense of community, social isolation.& support local voluntary groups30/10/202517/11/2025£1,000.00Funding Released FH-25-08Fulford & HeslingtonWard Committee(FOR ACCRUAL) Updated version of Fulford & Heslington Ward Directory - Design and printing Foster a sense of community, social isolation.& support local voluntary groups19/02/202623/02/2026£2,477.00Approved by Director of Housing and Communities FS-25-01FishergateEnvironment & Community TeamPurchase of various plants to fill two planters in Broadway. These will be planted and maintained by local residents, improving the environment and biodiversity, improving the appearance of the neighbourhood, and supporting volunteers' efforts. Equality of Opportunity including promoting activities, volunteering opportunities. 01/05/202506/05/2025£150.00Completed FS-25-03FishergateYork RLFC To provide 2 multi sports sessions & 2 inflatable session for 5-12 year olds. 2 in Fulford and 2 in Fishergate - joint funded Prioritising the health & wellbeing of Fishergate Residents07/05/202509/05/2025£877.00Funding Released FS-25-05FishergateCYC- Environment & Communities TeamPurchase and installation of a planter on Grange Street. Purchase of compost, top soil and plants to complete the planter. Coordination by the Environment and Community Officer and maintained by local resident volunteers Equality of Opportunity including promoting activities, volunteering opportunities. 04/07/202515/07/2025£1,597.98Completed FS-25-06FishergateNew Visuality“Angels of Fishergate”: the ward’s priorities turned into Manga illustrations of angels with aspirational speech bubbles. Sessions held at The Melbourne Centre and St George’s RC Primary Prioritising Health + Wellbeing, Protecting Our Local Environment, Promoting Equality and Diversity08/10/202524/10/2025£840.00Funding Released FS-25-07FishergateShared Story CICShared reading and writing sessions x 6 at York Cemetery aimed at socially isolated people. Prioritising Health and Wellbeing, Promoting equality and diversity08/10/202516/11/2025£1,720.00Approved by Director of Housing and Communities FS-25-08FishergateYork RLFC3 x Multi Sports Sessions on joint funded between Fishergate and Fulford & Heslington wards - Oct/Feb/April school hols. Improving affordability. Prioritising health and wellbeing, promoting equality and diversity19/09/202510/10/2025£570.00Approved by Director of Housing and Communities FS-25-09FishergateChristian ScienceRoom hire for a ward committee meeting at Christian Science Church Equality of Opportunity including promoting activities, volunteering opportunities. 03/11/202503/11/2025£50.00Approved by Director of Housing and Communities FS-25-10FishergateSt Lawrence's ChurchContribution to new tables and kitchen equipment for community groups use. Improving affordability. Prioritising health and wellbeing, promoting equality and diversity06/02/202612/02/2026£3,000.00Approved by Director of Housing and Communities FS-25-11FishergateOuse It or Lose ItAccessible and inclusive activities including river testing, riverside walks, creative storytelling and small-scale social gatherings Improving affordability. Prioritising health and wellbeing, promoting equality and diversity, volunteering opportunities18/02/202619/02/2026£1,100.00Funding Released GU-24-16GuildhallDoor84A grant towards a 10-week workshop around cooking theme with the aim to engage socially isolated people and people who want to bring some purpose back into their lives and find a sense of direction, whilst learning new skills and re-integrating into the wider community. Reduce social isolation and promote community cohesion30/09/202502/10/2025£1,400.00Funding Released GU-25-01GuildhallGroves FestivalCommunity Festival in the Groves on May Day bank holiday Reduce isolation and promote community cohesion11/03/202502/04/2025£882.00Funding Released GU-25-02GuildhallGala SignsNoticeboard for Bull Lane corner with Arthur Street. This would improve visibility of local activities, community events, support services and council information reduce isolation and promote community cohesion17/03/202525/04/2025£1,500.00Funding Released GU-25-04GuildhallYCFC Foundation WildcatsA girls only city kickabout in the park over Summer 2025 and Easter 2026. This will be based in Hull Road Park and jointly funded with Hull Road Ward. Three Half Day sessions for Summer. Two Half Day sessions for Easter provide support to families and young people aged 0 to 2528/04/202511/05/20251778Funding Released GU-25-06GuildhallTheatre41A grant towards installation of LED lighting and integrate Passive Infrared sensors throughout the community theatre to reduce energy consumption and carbon footprint. Improve our local environment, its bio-diversity and Air Quality, and reducing Guildhall’s carbon footprint30/05/202503/06/2025£2,185.00Funding Released GU-25-07GuildhallRed Tower CIOA grant towards purchase of stock of non-perishable food to hold in reserve and to top up food-bags on weekly Monday morning distribution to those in need living in the Walmgate area on occasions when the donations from supermarkets are lower than sufficient. Provide support to families and young people aged 0 to 25, Reduce isolation and promote community cohesion30/05/202503/06/2025£200.00Completed GU-25-10GuildhallSt Nicholas Fields Local Nature ReserveContribution towards replacement of signage at entrances to the Local Nature Reserve providing information about the diversity of natural species to be found on the reserve, how the site is managed to improve this, and what different areas and habitats there are to discover and explore. Improve our local environment, its bio-diversity and Air Quality, and reducing Guildhall’s carbon footprint30/05/202503/06/2025£500.00Funding Released GU-25-13GuildhallBluebird AcademyA grant towards setting up a charity retail shop at 107-9 Walmgate. It is a traditional charity shop that also sells upcycled items and items made by disabled groups. They opened in November and are now keen to develop a few more things as they enter phase 2 of the project. Provide support to families and young people aged 0 to 25; Reduce isolation and promote community cohesion30/01/202604/02/2026£1,100.00Funding Released GU-25-14GuildhallRiver Foss SocietyA grant towards purchase of gravel which is to be applied at several locations of the path on the western side of the River Foss that gets very muddy and dangerously slippery in rainy weather. Improve our local environment, its bio-diversity and Air Quality, and reducing Guildhall’s carbon footprint30/09/202502/10/2025£200.00Funding Released GU-25-19GuildhallThe Groves AssociationA grant towards Spring Festival including costs of a band night, St John hire fee, admin fee to include TENs and insurance, first aid cover and other event costs. Reduce isolation and promote community cohesion30/09/202502/10/2025£1,490.00Funding Released GU-25-20GuildhallCity of York Council and the HutConstruction of raised beds made of treated wood for edible plant growing and printing of a flyer to promote of an opportunity to create a Friends of Clarence Gardens group. Improve our local environment, its bio-diversity and Air Quality, and reducing Guildhall’s carbon footprint, Reduce isolation and promote community cohesion03/12/202510/12/2026£1,000.00Approved by Director of Housing and Communities GU-25-25GuildhallNew VisualityA grant towards manga art activities workshops for young people on two Fridays over the Easter holidays and four after school sessions in term time. Activities to run at Spark York and at after school sessions at either St Wilfrid's or Park Grove Primary. Provide support to families and young people aged 0 to 2530/01/202604/02/2026£840.00Funding Released GU-25-27GuildhallProvidence Confidence Management CICA grant towards the bereavement café pilot between February 2026 and May 2026 on the fourth Tuesday of each month at St Thomas’s Church Hall on Lowther Street and production of a podcast. Provide support to families and young people aged 0 to 25; improving community safety by combatting Anti-Social Behaviour and crime through community interventions; Reduce isolation and promote community cohesion30/01/202604/02/2026£1,890.00Funding Released GU-25-29GuildhallVenue HireSt Thomas' Church hall hire for the Guildhall Ward Committee meeting on 22.04.2025 Equality of opportunity01/12/202523/12/2025£70.00Approved by Director of Housing and Communities GU-25-30GuildhallVenue HireTheatre at 41 hire for the Guildhall Ward Committee meeting on 05.01.2026 Equality of opportunity22/10/202523/10/2025£60.00Approved by Director of Housing and Communities GU-25-31GuildhallQueer Arts CICA grant towards community-led creative groups delivered by QueerArts UK CIC within the Guildhall Ward: • Literary Lounge & Creative Writing, discussion groups focused on reading, writing, shared storytelling, and literary exploration. Arts & Crafts– informal, welcoming sessions centred on chat, crafts, and creative making. Reduce isolation and promote community cohesion; Improving community safety by addressing anti-social behaviour and crime through community interventions 30/01/202604/02/2026£850.00Approved by Director of Housing and Communities GU-25-32GuildhallConvergeA grant to pilot creative writing workshops and a reading club offering an opportunity to develop community connections, reduce social isolation and increase engagement with the local environment. Reduce isolation and promote community cohesion30/01/202604/02/2026£1,000.00Approved by Director of Housing and Communities H&NE-25-01Huntington and New EarswickOrchard Park Community Centre To provide summer carnival activities for children and families 2025, promoting community engagement, providing a local offer for families and children Providing opportunities for children and families 09/04/202521/05/2025£900.00Funding Released H&NE-25-02Huntington and New EarswickYCFC FoundationTo provide five half days of activities for children and young people over the Summer and Easter holidays Providing engagement opportunities throughout the ward for all, particularly for young people and 'hard to reach' groups29/04/202502/05/2025£3,400.00Funding Released H&NE-25-03Huntington and New EarswickYork RLFC To provide x2 inflatable sessions and x6 multi sports sessions for children and young people throughout the school holidays from summer 2025 Providing opportunities for children and families30/05/202509/06/2025£2,650.00Funding Released H&NE-25-04Huntington and New EarswickThe Folk Hall, New EarswickTo cover hall hire and refreshments to support a Slipper Social and information event for older residents run by CYC agencies, Public Health and York Older People's Forum Reducing social isolation and health and wellbeing 16/07/202524/07/2025£351.00Funding Released H&NE-25-06Huntington and New Earswick St. Andrew's Church To support 2 youth groups, mum's and tots group and a music group. Reducing social isolation and health and wellbeing 28/10/202526/02/2026£2,800.00Approved by Director of Housing and Communities H&NE-25-07Huntington and New EarswickSleightholme LandscapesTo supply labour and plant to cut, strim, spray, rotavate and reseed Wildflower area at the rear of Huntington Library. Environment and Climate Change 04/11/202505/11/2025£275.00Approved by Director of Housing and Communities H&NE-25-08Huntington and New EarswickFilm at the Folk HallTo run a series of x4 community film dates. Reducing social isolation10/01/202616/01/2026£1,340.00Approved by Director of Housing and Communities H&NE-25-09Huntington and New EarswickThe Folk Hall, New EarswickHall hire and refreshments for the Aging Well Festival 15th May 2026. A multi-organisation information fair and social event. Including Age UK, NHS, CYC teams & associated community partners. Reducing social isolation and health and wellbeing.03/02/202604/02/2026£477.00Approved by Director of Housing and Communities HE-25-01Heworth Foss Fairy TrailGrant to maintain the Fairy Trail river pathway allowing easy access for everyone and also continue to enhance the area over this coming year. The Fairy trail is well used by local families, children and adults of all ages. A healthy & active community22/04/202528/05/2025£380.00Funding Released HE-25-02HeworthYork RLFC To provide 6 x inflatable sessions for children and young people throughout the 2025 Summer school holidays to be deliver at 'Doddy Park'/King George 5th Playing Field. A healthy & active community05/06/202509/06/2025£2,400.00Funding Released HE-25-04HeworthBetter Health Family Swimming vouchers x 80 + Junior Gym Vouchers x 20 - For October and Feb school hols A healthy and active community03/10/202513/10/2025£1,055.00Approved by Director of Housing and Communities HE-25-05HeworthHoly Trinity ChurchRoom hire for a ward committee meeting at Holy Trinity Church developing and supporting a prosperous and connected community20/10/202520/10/2025£90.00Approved by Director of Housing and Communities HE-25-06HeworthTang Hall Community CentreContinuation of weekly sit-down meal that is both informative and welcoming. Each week, catering for up to 50 people, serving nutritious, locally sourced, and high-quality food. (Joint fund with Hull Road Ward) A healthy and active community, developing and supporting a prosperous and connected community13/11/202517/11/2025£1,570.00Funding Released HE-25-07HeworthYork RLFC Foundation1 x May Inflatable Session @ £485 + 5 x Summer Holiday Multisport Sessions @ £285 A healthy & active community15/01/202619/01/2026£1,910.00Funding Released HE-25-09HeworthBell Farm Social HallFunding for food project to help residents in the area throughout the cost-of-living crisis, this will be done by continuing to provide fresh fruit and veg, tinned/dried items to help residents stay fit and healthy. A healthy and active community, developing and supporting a prosperous and connected community22/01/202623/01/2026£3,200.00Funding Released HO-25-01HolgateMultiple ProvidersProvision of ward funded activities for young people at Poppleton Road Memorial Hall over the May school holidays. Activities to include an art camp and drama workshop, plus healthy snacks. Supporting Holgate to have resilient communities Connecting residents with each other and improving access to services07/04/202510/04/2025£645.00Funding Released HO-25-03HolgateCitizens Advice York Funding for monthly in-person outreach advice service at the Holgate Ward drop-in on Lindsey Avenue. Funding will cover from April onwards for 12 months. Holgate Ward - supporting Holgate to have resilient communities13/02/202510/04/2025£2,834.00Funding Released HO-25-04HolgateFriends of West Bank ParkA grant towards costs associated with locking of the gates in the evening by Eboracum Security. The FoWBP volunteers open the park up in the morning and involve Eboracum Security with locking up on an evening. Locking the gates improves neighbourhood safety and secures the local green space as a safe well-kept park for daytime use by the community. Supporting and strengthening parks, green spaces, and community spaces07/04/202510/04/2025£5,184.00Funding Released HO-25-05HolgateYork Railway Bowls and Social ClubA grant towards modification of the clubhouse entrance/exit including installation of a ramp and DDA compliant door and entry system to ensure that it is fully accessible and safe for all to use. The Club has a crowdfunding campaign in progress raising £7,500 required to unlock match funding offered by the Sport England. Total cost of the project is £15,000 and ward contribution will help to unlock Sport England match funding. Supporting and strengthening parks, green spaces, and community spaces. Connecting residents with each other and improving access to services07/04/202510/04/2025£1,000.00Funding Released HO-25-07HolgateWest Bank Park Bowling AssociationContribution towards disabled access improvements to both bowling greens and purchase of a new dewy tool. Connecting residents with each other and improving access to services; supporting and strengthening parks, green spaces, and community spaces08/05/202504/06/2025£800.00Funding Released HO-25-09HolgateYork Railway Institute CIOA grant towards repairs of boundary fence between the rear of the clubhouse and Mattison Way to address issues with trespassing and anti social behaviour affecting neighbouring properties. This will target-harden the site which is well-used by local sports clubs and teams, and reduce ASB and crime for local residents who live nearby. supporting Holgate to have resilient communities, supporting and strengthening parks, green spaces, and community spaces08/05/202509/05/2025£990.00Funding Released HO-25-10HolgateWEL MedicalPurchase of two sets of electrode pads for ward funded defibrillators on Jubilee Terrace and York Spiritualists Centre locations. Supporting Holgate to have resilient communities19/05/202519/05/2025£109.00Funding Released HO-25-11HolgateNew VisualityA grant towards 4x half day creative arts activity sessions for young people at the Poppleton Road Memorial Hall over the summer school holidays. Sessions will feature a provision of lunch for participants. Connecting residents with each other and improving access to services04/06/202526/06/2025£1,140.00Funding Released HO-25-12HolgatePoppleton Road PlaygroupA grant towards expansion of the playgroup and starting Thursday sessions at the Poppleton Road Memorial Hall. The grant will help with costs of venue hire ,storage shed, baby weighing scales and insurance. Connecting residents with each other and improving access to services06/06/202516/06/2025£690.00Funding Released HO-25-14HolgateCYC Communities Team/VariousFunding towards two days of free to access activities for young people at Poppleton Road Memorial Hall during the last week of summer holidays 2025. Connecting residents with each other and improving access to services09/07/202511/07/2025£570.00Funding Released HO-25-15HolgateFriends of Acomb LibraryA contribution towards a project offering free, or low cost workshops and activity sessions for young people during October 2025, February and May 2026 half terms. Supporting Holgate to have resilient communities, connecting residents with each other and improving access to services09/07/202525/07/2025£500.00Funding Released HO-25-16HolgateCYC Public RealmContribution from 2025/26 ward budget towards manufacturing and installation of a wooden frame swing for Sowerby Road play area. Dimensions: 2.4m high with 2 flats and a basket swing. Supporting and strengthening parks, green spaces, and community spaces07/07/202515/07/2025£2,580.00Completed HO-25-17HolgateCYC Communities Team Purchase of AED starter kits to replenish ward funded defibrillators. Supporting Holgate to have resilient communities21/07/202521/07/2025£20.00Funding Released HO-25-18HolgateSt Pauls ChurchVenue hire for Holgate Ward Committee meeting on 11.09.2022. Supporting Holgate to have resilient communities, connecting residents with each other and improving access to services10/07/202510/07/2025£100.00Funding Released HO-25-19HolgateSt Barnaba's ChurchVenue hire for Holgate Ward Committee meeting on 22.09.2025 Supporting Holgate residents to have resilient communities, connecting residents with each other and improving access to services10/07/202510/07/2025£80.00Funding Released HO-25-20HolgateCYC Communities Team/VariousFunding towards two days of free to access activities for young people at Poppleton Road Memorial Hall during the October 2025 half term. Venue hire and activity providers fees. Connecting residents with each other and improving access to services15/09/202517/09/2025£600.00Funding Released HO-25-22HolgateSt Paul's ChurchA grant towards pilot activity morning for parents, carers and their children during October half-term. The activity morning aims to enable greater cohesion in the community and forge friendships for both children and adults alike. Supporting Holgate to have resilient communities29/09/202521/10/2025£150.00Funding Released HO-25-23HolgateCYC Communities TeamFurther bulb planting on Lindsay Avenue estate. An initiative involving local residents with making the estate greener. supporting and strengthening parks, green spaces, and community spaces06/10/202506/10/2025£625.00Completed HO-25-26HolgateWorking Men's Club on New LaneVenue hire to facilitate for defibrillator training session for residents Supporting Holgate to have resilient communities14/11/202514/11/2025£20.00Funding Released HO-25-27HolgateHob Moor Drive Community Defibrillator Group / York RIA grant towards purchase and installation of a publicly accessible AED, associated cabinet and connections. York RI acts as a sponsor organisation for this project. Supporting Holgate to have resilient communities07/01/202608/01/2026£1,000.00Funding released HO-25-28HolgateSt Barnabas ChurchVenue hire for Holgate Ward Committee Meeting on 17.03.2026 Equality of Opportunity05/05/202606/02/2026£75.00Approved by Director of Housing and Communities HR-25-01Hull RoadNew VisualityElderly residents of Hull Road, using St Hilda’s Church Community Cafe as a base, share local aspirations for 2025 and 2026. What hobbies are of interest? What groups are out there? What events are in the calendar? Develop and expand Hull Road Ward project: Intergenerational chats based on the memories and old photos of the elderly participants and hopes of the younger people. This will Increase engagement with marginalised groups and improved engagement to local heritage and green spaces through social means. Encouraging Volunteering & Community Involvement09/04/202516/05/2025£840.00Withdrawn by Applicant HR-25-02Hull RoadYCFC Foundation WildcatsA girls only city kickabout in the park over Summer 2025 and Easter 2026. This will be based in Hull Road Park and jointly funded with Guildhall Ward. Three Half Day sessions for Summer. Two Half Day sessions for Easter Encouraging Volunteering & Community Involvement09/04/202516/05/2025£1,777.00Funding Released HR-25-03Hull RoadSt Nicholas Fields Local Nature ReserveContribution towards replacement of signage at entrances to the Local Nature Reserve providing information about the diversity of natural species to be found on the reserve, how the site is managed to improve this, and what different areas and habitats there are to discover and explore. Promoting a friendly and welcoming community; encouraging volunteering and community involvement21/08/202501/09/2025£500.00Funding Released HR-25-05Hull RoadBadger Hill Residents Community GroupFunding for equipment and to support meetings, newsletter and website. Friendly and welcoming, Community Involvement13/11/202513/11/2025£314.04Approved by Director of Housing and Communities HR-25-06Hull RoadNew Visuality Intergenerational conversations project at Hull Road Park Friendly and welcoming, Community Involvement13/11/202513/11/2025£840.00Funding Released HR-25-08Hull RoadYork RLFCFebruary Half Term Rugby Session in Hull Road Park - including a snack Friendly and welcoming, Community Involvement13/10/202513/11/2025£350.00Approved by Director of Housing and Communities HR-25-10Hull RoadSt HildasAcoustic Baffling - Installing panels to improving experience of community groups using the main hall, especially for those hard of hearing. Promoting a friendly and welcoming community; encouraging volunteering and community involvement13/11/202513/11/2025£1,000.00Funding Released HR-25-11Hull RoadFriends of Hull Rd ParkPublic Liability Insurance so they can host volunteer sessions in the park. Promoting a friendly and welcoming community; encouraging volunteering and community involvement13/11/202513/11/2025£131.04Approved by Director of Housing and Communities HR-25-12Hull RoadTang Hall Community CentreContinuation of weekly sit-down meal that is both informative and welcoming. Each week, catering for up to 50 people, serving nutritious, locally sourced, and high-quality food. (Joint fund with Heworth Ward) Promoting a friendly and welcoming community; encouraging volunteering and community involvement13/11/202513/11/2025£1,570.00Funding Released HR-25-13Hull RoadThe Conservation volunteersChristmas event in Hull Road Park. The event will be free to local families and engage local volunteers in the development and delivery. we will provide free food at the event and activities including Santa's workshop with gifts, trail around the park, train rides, side stalls, crafts, petting farm and rodeo reindeer. Promoting a friendly and welcoming community; encouraging volunteering and community involvement13/11/202513/11/2025£2,000.00Funding Released HR-25-14Hull RoadYork Men's ShedTo help improve the facilities by making improvements to dust/chip extraction and the toilet area. Promoting a friendly and welcoming community; encouraging volunteering and community involvement13/11/202513/11/2025£402.00Funding Released HR-25-16Hull RoadThe Conservation volunteersA pilot project targeting and engaging the young people in physical fitness activity, making gym style circuits and personal trainer input accessible to them. We will provide a 1 hour indoor session (relates to the time of year) at Tang Hall Community Centre in a twilight slot (4.30 -5.30pm) after school. Friendly and welcoming, Community Involvement13/11/202513/11/2025£360.00Funding Released HW-25-01Haxby and WiggintonYCFC FoundationTo provide five half days of activities for children and young people over school holidays Activities for young people29/04/202509/05/2025£3,400.00Funding Released HW-25-02Haxby and WiggintonYork RLFCTo provide 1 session per week (x6) of multi sports including 1 session with an inflatable pitch to be delivered through the summer holidays 2025. Activities for young people11/06/202520/06/2025£1,525.00Funding Released HW-25-03Haxby and WiggintonOaken Grove Community Centre To provide youth club activities, support and extra staffing costs up to April 2026 Activities for young people12/06/202516/07/2026£1,800.00Funding Released HW-25-05Haxby and WiggintonThe Land HaxbyTo provide a range of equipment, planting resources and tools that would enable group activities for families with children and young people with autism. Including activity days and 1:1 sessions. Health and wellbeing06/06/202517/07/2025£1,152.00Funding Released HW-25-06Haxby and WiggintonHaxby Memorial Hall To provide a range of summer activity days for children and families. Activities for young people01/05/202515/07/2025£1,163.00Withdrawn by Applicant HW-25-07Haxby and WiggintonYCFC Foundation To pay for venue hire for 48 weeks to run the Sporting Memories project for older residents. This is a project aimed at people with dementia and includes social and physical activities. Health and Wellbeing 16/07/202517/07/2025£1,200.00Funding Released HW-25-08Haxby and WiggintonHaxby & Wigginton Youth and Community CentreTo part fund along with Haxby Town Council a 6 month trial of a pop up post office service within the community centre at Oaken Grove. Health and Wellbeing & Provision for Older Residents 21/07/202501/08/2025£1,000.00Funding Released HW-25-09Haxby and WiggintonWhole Life Community Garden To purchase compost for the use in the community garden in Haxby maintained by volunteers and open to the public. improving mental health and reducing loneliness and social isolation (especially for the elderly) & Enhancing Green Spaces 23/01/202528/01/2025£163.00Approved by Director of Housing and Communities HWT-25-01Heworth WithoutNew VisualityWorking with the residents of Christ Church’s monthly Senior Friends group and Christ Church’s Monday morning coffee shop. This will be through sharing stories and community conversations. The project aims to create a communal work of art that will be displayed in the church and create a table book for the cafe. The project team would develop conversations and work from previous Heworth Without project. Intergenerational conversations and engagement based on both the memories and old photos of the elderly participants and hopes of the younger people. An artist will guide residents to create a collaborative, communal work of art, with creativity to be led by the participants. Reducing social isolation and support groups that do this22/04/202507/05/2025£840.00Funding Released HWT-25-02Heworth WithoutHeworth ChristchurchGrant to replace the commercial dishwasher of 11 years that has stopped working. This will ensure that the group can continue running the centre and hosting community events efficiently and hygienically. Reducing social isolation and support groups that do this22/04/202507/05/2025£2,000.00Funding Released HWT-25-03Heworth WithoutHeworth Christ ChurchA Contribution towards the cost of replacing a sink and electric water heater which is used to disinfect toys etc and the hot water to fill a standalone hand wash station for the children Reducing social isolation and support groups that do this11/06/202512/06/2025£750.00Funding Released MK-25-02MicklegateGreenwich Leisure LimitedCommissioning GLL Healthwise to deliver a block of 12 chair based exercise sessions for residents of City Mills ILS. The idea is to invite residents of Barstow House to start attending sessions with the view to increase participation and enable sessions to become self-funded by residents from November 2025 onwards. Health and Wellbeing, Encouraging Social Inclusion13/02/202514/02/2025£540.00Funding Released MK-25-03MicklegateInspire Youth YorkshireFunding towards three months extension of the mobile youth club visiting Scarcroft Green to provide Inspire Youth Yorkshire with more time to seek continuation funding. Health and Wellbeing, Encouraging Social Inclusion28/02/202507/03/2025£2,400.00Funding Released MK-25-04MicklegateCYC Public Realm / Toby H Johnson LtdFunding towards gardening - a crown reduction of a Cherry Tree on the corner of Bishopthorpe Road and Scarcroft Road. It is a small green space maintained by local volunteers. Quotation and specification for the tree work was obtained with help of CYC Arborist. Health and Wellbeing, Encouraging Social Inclusion15/11/202413/12/2024£396.00Funding Released MK-25-05MicklegateCYCPurchase of eight bamboo screening panels and a potting shed (including price of delivery and assembly) for the Cambridge Street community garden project. Cambridge Street community garden is looked after by an informal group of volunteers. Encouraging Social Inclusion. Target areas of social deprivation09/04/202517/04/2025£1,648.00Funding Released MK-25-06MicklegateCYC Highways Highway Asset Management/Access OfficerInstallation of railing along the wall on St James Mount to improve accessibility for local residents. St James Mount is at a gradient and some residents find it difficult to navigate the pavement up and downhill. The proposed railing will alleviate the issue. Encouraging Social Inclusion16/06/202526/06/2025£2,500.00Funding Released MK-25-07MicklegateGala SignsManufacturing and installation of a community notice board on the wall of Southbank Social Club. Additional 3x sets of keys. Encouraging social inclusion31/07/202520/08/2025£675.00Funding Released MK-25-10MicklegateCYCPrinting of a flyer promoting community engagement and property marking event in Gascoigne Walk communal garden on 5th of September. Printing 420 flyers to distribute across the Nunnery Lane estate. Encouraging social inclusion, Target areas of social deprivation28/07/202529/07/2025£57.00Funding Released MK-25-12MicklegateBustardthorpe Allotment Association CIOA grant towards purchase and install of an automated irrigation system for two polytunnels to reduce wasted plants, reduce water consumption, reduce volunteer time and produce more low-cost organic food for the community. Beneficiaries of the project come from all walks of life. Access to very low cost healthy plants will directly help families struggling with the rising cost of fresh food and involvement of young people and children fosters a very positive connection with healthy food. Any surplus produce will be shared with a local food bank. Encouraging social inclusion, Targeting areas of social deprivation13/10/202517/10/2025£980.00Funding Released MK-25-13MicklegateSt Clements ChurchA grant towards purchase of a new lightweight and easy to assemble ramp to improve access to activities hosted at the church, such as the Community Connect sessions. Encouraging social inclusion, Targeting areas of social deprivation13/10/202517/10/2025£955.00Funding Released MK-25-14MicklegateClements HallFunding toward continuation of Social Wednesdays over March and April 2026 - weekly sessions aiming to reduce social isolation by providing time for people to meet, chat and socialize in a friendly, welcoming and relaxed space. Encouraging social inclusion22/10/202527/10/2025£700.00Funding Released OD-25-01Osbaldwick and DerwentDunnington PCC (St Nicholas Church)Grant to replace the grass strimmer that volunteers use in the graveyard and surrounding areas of the village. To purchase a solvent storage unit to store the volunteers equipment and reduce any fire risks. A cleaner environment for all villages16/05/202519/05/2025£548.00Funding Released OD-25-02Osbaldwick and DerwentOsbaldwick Sports ClubFunding for two recycled material benches to be on outskirts of the cricket field. Osbaldwick Sports Club is the Sponsor Organisation for Osbaldwick Cricket Club. The recycled benches will encourage gentle walk for older or less mobile residents who come to watch a cricket match, and also improve community connectedness by providing seating. More community and youth opportunities11/07/202511/07/2025£1,315.06Funding Released OD-25-03Osbaldwick and DerwentOsbaldwick and Murton ScoutsRepair and insulation for the scout Hut roof More community and youth opportunities31/07/202529/09/2025£1,000.00Funding Released OD-25-04Osbaldwick and DerwentOsbaldwick Parish CouncilContribution to a new prefab outdoor toilet block for the village hall for the allotment gardens More community and youth opportunities26/09/202529/09/2025£600.00Funding Released OD-25-05Osbaldwick and DerwentSt Thomas with St JamesKitchen replacement and upgrades - dishwasher, new cupboard doors, wall cupboard More community and youth opportunities26/09/202529/09/2025£560.00Funding Released OD-25-06Osbaldwick and DerwentOsbaldwick Sports ClubFencing around the perimeter of the sports field to improve community safety More community and youth opportunities26/09/202529/09/2025£300.00Funding Released OD-25-07Osbaldwick and DerwentSt Nicholas ChurchEquipment and material costs for volunteer gardening for one year of maintaining the village graveyard A cleaner environment for all villages14/11/202521/11/2025£750.00Funding Released OD-25-08Osbaldwick and DerwentDunnington Parish CouncilReplacement of current benches in the play area with three new picnic benches including one accessible bench. More community and youth opportunities14/11/202521/11/2025£2,681.00Funding Released OD-25-09Osbaldwick and DerwentHoltby Parish CouncilContribution towards the maintenance and upkeep of Weir pond, supporting biodiversity in the area and providing a tidy and well-kept green space A cleaner environment for all villages17/11/202521/11/2025£205.00Funding Released OD-25-10Osbaldwick and DerwentMurton Parish CouncilA memorial bench on green space within the village of Murton, close to St James' Church on Murton Way. A cleaner environment for all villages21/11/202521/11/2025£730.00Funding Released OD-25-11Osbaldwick and DerwentKexby Parish CouncilFlagpole installation on Kexby War Memorial More community and youth opportunities26/02/202627/02/2026£270.00Approved by Director of Housing and Communities RCW-25-01Rawcliffe and Clifton WithoutClifton Parish ChurchesTo provide furniture and resources to Clifton Parish Church youth club. An open to all youth provision at Clifton Moor and St. Mark's churches. Providing opportunities for young people. 28/04/202509/05/2025£1,585.00Funding Released RCW-25-02Rawcliffe and Clifton WithoutYCFC Foundation To provide Five half days of activities for children and young people over the summer and Easter holidays Proving opportunities for young people29/04/202509/05/2025£3,400.00Funding Released RCW-25-05Rawcliffe and Clifton WithoutRawcliffe Community Events Team To provide a family carnival day in May 2026. Funding to help pay for necessary licencing and resources. Enhancing social inclusion to combat loneliness and isolation20/06/202508/09/2025£1,500.00Approved by Director of Housing and Communities RCW-25-06Rawcliffe and Clifton WithoutYoung at Heart To subsidise one day trip and provide entertainment and refreshments for the fortnightly drop in sessions at the Flying Legends Pub for older residents. Enhancing social inclusion to combat loneliness and isolation20/06/202523/06/2025£810.00Funding Released RCW-25-07Rawcliffe and Clifton WithoutElderberries To subsidise three trips for older and vulnerable residents in the ward. Enhancing social inclusion to combat loneliness and isolation20/06/202523/06/2025£775.00Funding Released RCW-25-08Rawcliffe and Clifton WithoutCookie Design Graphic design of ward newsletter 2025 Enhancing social inclusion to combat loneliness and isolation22/06/202523/06/2025£175.00Approved by Director of Housing and Communities RCW-25-09Rawcliffe and Clifton WithoutClifton Without Parish Council To provide young trees to plant as part of the Greener Clifton and York project. Focusing on tree-planting in people’s front gardens to provide an alternative route to greening our streets and help accelerate the growth of tree cover in York. Improving Community Spaces25/07/202530/07/2025£200.00Funding Released RW-25-01Rural West YorkRufforth with Knapton Parish CouncilTo part-fund an accessible path and turning circle to improve access to Knapton recreation field's children's play area Improving access and promoting community cohesion07/05/202526/09/2025£3,267.00Funding Released RW-25-04Rural West YorkNether Poppleton Millennium Green Trust Improvements to the pathway and passage to the green. Improving access and promoting community cohesion14/11/202517/02/2026£4,000.00Approved by Director of Housing and Communities ST-25-01Strensall York City Football Club FoundationTo deliver 20 sessions (12 months) of the newly established youth club at Spearhead Hall up to end of July 2026 Providing opportunities for young people04/07/202522/07/2025£6,300.00Funding Released ST-25-02StrensallStrensall Community Events TeamTowards the cost of a Christmas meal the village hall for socially isolated older people. Reducing social isolation05/11/202520/11/2025£250.00Approved by Director of Housing and Communities ST-25-03StrensallStrensall Bowls ClubTo part fund (60%) the irrigation of the bowling green area to provide a suitable green for the future of the club. Reducing social isolation06/01/202602/02/2026£2,700.00Approved by Director of Housing and Communities WE25 - 31 Westfield Our Lady's ChurchHall hire for holiday activities Increasing activities for young people and improving community safety; Improving Health and Well Being. 02/12/202502/12/2025£100.00Approved by Director of Housing and Communities WE-25-01Westfield YCFC Foundation To provide five half days of activities for children and young people over the Summer and Easter holidays Increasing access to activities for young people and improving health and well being 02/04/202503/05/2025£3,400.00Funding Released WE-25-02Westfield Acomb Explore LibraryThe funds are requested to purchase Sensory Sound Boccia boules and a new set of boules Cost of Living Crisis, Health and Well Being13/06/202519/06/2025£462.00Funding Released WE-25-04Westfield Citizens Advice YorkTo provide weekly 2 hour drop in advice sessions at Foxwood Community Centre Tackling cost of living crisis16/06/202519/06/2025£4,732.55Funding Released WE-25-05Westfield Foxwood Community Centre The funds are requested to purchase four new tables for the centre. These will be used by groups at the centre and the Friday Community Hub. Cost of Living Crisis, reducing isolation, improving health and well being. 13/06/202519/06/2025£407.00Funding Released WE-25-06Westfield KyraFunds requested to develop taster outreach sessions for woman to access. Cost of Living crisis and reducing isolation, improving health and well being13/06/202519/06/2025£500.00Funding Released WE-25-07Westfield Evolving RootsFunds are requested to run a series of after school workshops for children 8 plus. Workshop aim to boost confidence, self esteem, mental health, isolation. Increasing activities for young people and improving community safety; Improving Health and Well Being. 13/06/202519/06/2025£500.00Funding Released WE-25-08Westfield Greater Acomb Community Forum Grant for room hire for AGM and planters for Front Street. Improving local environment and tackling cost of living crisis13/06/202519/06/2025£160.00Funding Released WE-25-09Westfield Gateway York CIOGateway York CIO are applying for funds to run the Chapelfields Hangout after school club grant to cover the cost of the craft materials, games and equipment that are used in the week-to-week running of the club. Increasing activities for young people and improving community safety13/06/202519/06/2025£500.00Funding Released WE-25-10Westfield Friends of Acomb LibraryFunds are requested to support low cost or free half term work shops using local artists for children. Increasing activities for young People.13/06/202519/06/2025£500.00Funding Released WE-25-11Westfield St James the DeaconFunds are requested to support three 'Family Days' offering free refreshments, buffet lunch, food parcels, a playgroup, craft activities for all ages and activity workshops for primary/secondary aged children. Other organisation will be present for advice and advocacy support. Cost of Living Crisis, increasing access to activities for Young People13/06/202519/06/2025£500.00Funding Released WE-25-12Westfield Acomb Methodist ChurchContribution towards a new smart heating system Tackling cost of living crisis and improving access to activities for Young People16/06/202519/06/2025£500.00Funding Released WE-25-13Westfield York RLFC 2X Inflatable sports activity sessions on Acomb Green and Chesney Fields Increasing access to activities for young people19/06/202519/06/2025£920.00Funding Released WE-25-14 Westfield Better - Greenwich Leisure LimitedThe purchase of 50 vouchers for gym access, family swim and individual swim at Energise. Gym passes 50 x 4.75 £237.50, Family swim 50 x £12 £600 Individual swim 50 x £4.75 237.50 Tackling cost of living crisis and improving access to activities for Young People24/06/202525/06/2025£1,075.00Funding Released WE-25-15Westfield Generate Theatre Provision of two 3hour workshops in summer holidays Tackling cost of living crisis and improving access to activities for Young People24/06/202525/06/2025£450.00Funding Released WE-25-16Westfield New VisualityTo provide two 3 hour art workshops during the summer holidays. Tackling cost of living crisis and improving access to activities for Young People24/06/202525/06/2025£500.00Funding Released WE-25-17Westfield Trash BangA 3 hour Trashbang session at Our Lady's Church for Summer Holiday activities. Tackling cost of living crisis and improving access to activities for Young People24/06/202524/06/2025£250.00Funding Released WE-25-18Westfield Foxwood Residents Association Contributions towards running costs of the Association. Tackling cost of living crisis, improving health and well being and reducing isolation24/06/202512/09/2025£152.00Approved by Director of Housing and Communities WE25-19Westfield Citizens Advice YorkCAY Advisor for Sanderson House for 4 months 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month Tackling cost of living crisis16/10/202503/12/2025£1,720.00Approved by Director of Housing and Communities WE-25-20Westfield Our Lady's ChurchContribution towards cleaning and heating at Our Lady's Church Hall for Half Term Activities Tackling Cost of living crisis and providing activities for Young People08/08/202508/08/2025£100.00Funding Released WE-25-21Westfield Atrium Gateway ChurchContribution for food for the community café Tackling cost of living. Reducing social isolation, Improving Health and Well being28/08/202502/12/2025£500.00Funding Released WE-25-22Westfield Foxwood CCRoom Hire for Ward Meeting Equal Opportunity17/09/202518/09/2025£40.00Approved by Director of Housing and Communities WE-25-23Westfield Friends of Acomb Library Funds to repair damaged sleepers / flower beds Health and wellbeing; improving the environment. 09/10/202502/12/2025£478.00Funding Released WE-25-24Westfield New Visuality To run a project called Art & Hope, to run art workshops and curate exhibitions, providing activities for children and young people in half term and after school, including intergenerational work. Health and Well Being; Equality of Opportunity; affordability in cost of living crisis. 19/11/202502/12/2025£560.00Funding Released WE-25-25Westfield Acomb Library For a licence to show films at a community cinema. Health and Well Being; Equality of Opportunity; affordability in cost of living crisis. 19/11/202502/12/2025£150.00Funding Released WE25-26Westfield Evolving Roots To run a series of after school workshops for children 8 plus with the aim to boost confidence, self esteem, mental health and combat isolation. Increasing activities for young people and improving community safety; Improving Health and Well Being. 28/11/202502/12/2025£500.00Funding Released WE25-28Westfield Gateway Church To support a residential weekend for the Young People who attend their Friday youth group (around 10 young people will go on the residential). Increasing activities for young people and improving community safety; Cost of Living Crisis; Improving Health and Well Being. 28/11/202602/12/2025£500.00Funding Released WE25-29Westfield York Rugby League Football ClubTo provide two 90 minute activity sessions with snacks and fruit Increasing activities for young people and improving community safety; Cost of Living Crisis; Improving Health and Well Being. 28/11/202502/12/2025£500.00Funding Released WE25-30Westfield Generate Theatre Two holiday generate theatre workshops in February and April at Our Lady's Hall Increasing activities for young people and improving community safety; Improving Health and Well Being. 02/12/202502/12/2025£450.00Approved by Director of Housing and Communities WE26-32Westfield Generate Theatre Three holiday workshops in April (additional added due to demand) and May at Our Lady's Hall Increasing activities for young people and improving community safety; Improving Health and Well Being. 03/02/202604/02/2026£675.00Approved by Director of Housing and Communities WE26-33Westfield New Visuality Art package of workshops held at Our Lady's Church Hall and at after school clubs in the Westfield Ward Increasing activities for young people and improving community safety; Improving Health and Well Being. 03/02/202604/02/2026£1,150.00Funding Released WE26-34Westfield Inspire Youth YorkshireThe provision of 10 youth sessions in Foxwood Park Increasing activities for young people and improving community safety; Improving Health and Well Being. 03/02/202604/02/2026£2,000.00Approved by Director of Housing and Communities WE26-35Westfield Our Lady's Church Hall Hire Costs (3 weeks) to support holiday activities Increasing activities for young people and improving community safety; Improving Health and Well Being. 03/02/202604/02/2026£300.00Approved by Director of Housing and Communities WE26-36Westfield Trashbang Family workshop during half term Increasing activities for young people and Improving Health and Well Being. 03/02/202604/02/2026£250.00Approved by Director of Housing and Communities WE26-37Westfield YRLFCTwo school holiday sports sessions with snacks - in Westfield Ward Increasing activities for young people and Improving Health and Well Being. 03/02/202604/01/2026£1,100.00Approved by Director of Housing and Communities WE26-38Westfield Foxwood Community Centre A contribution towards the cost of craft activities on Friday at Foxwood Community Centre Health and well being05/02/202605/02/2026£500.00Approved by Director of Housing and Communities WH-25-01WheldrakeYork RLFC To provide two multi sports sessions for 5-12 year olds. One in Wheldrake and one in Elvington Encourage and increase community engagement07/05/202508/05/2025£570.00Completed WH-25-02WheldrakeWheldrake Youth ClubGrant to Wheldrake Youth Club for venue hire, insurance and new equipment for young people encourage and increase community engagement27/05/202519/12/2025£1,000.00Funding Released WH-25-03WheldrakeSharing LifeSupport for regular social sessions to combat social isolation locally encourage and increase community engagement19/12/202519/12/2025£972.00Funding Released