Halton

  • The Autism Wellbeing Project CIC - October 2024 Newsletter

    16 October 2024

     

    The Autism Wellbeing Project are a non-profit organisation dedicated to supporting autistic adults in Halton and the surrounding areas.

    As a Community Interest Company (CIC), their primary goal is to provide comprehensive support services tailored to the unique needs of each individual.

    Their latest newsletter (October) can be found in the attachment below.

    More information about the project can also be found by following this link:

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  • SWAP Fund - Halton

    16 October 2024

     

    The SWAP Fund is aimed at 3rd Sector, not for profit groups and charities. The fund aims to tackle crime at it’s root cause.  The money has been made available by the Police and Crime Commissioner for Cheshire and takes money seized from the proceeds of crime and looks to turn this into positive action.   

    This year the fund is £150,000.

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  • Deaf Awareness 2 Hour Training

    16 October 2024

     

    The Deafness Resource Centre have a great opportunity for staff and non staff training, whether you are an organisation, or know of people you support who may be interested.

    They're offering a 2 hour Deaf Awareness Training, located at Halton Sensory Service, 126 Widnes Road, (Widnes Town Centre).

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  • Creamfields Community Fund​

    4 October 2024

     

    As a result of Creamfields taking place in Halton, the organisers have established Creamfields Community Fund. This is for Halton community groups and organisations to apply for grants of up to £750. The grants can be put towards projects, events and/or initiatives taking place in Halton.

    Please see the application form and guidance notes for further information.

    If you have any questions please get in touch with Clare Dinsdale, clare.dinsdale@halton.gov.uk or 0151 511 7980.

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  • Halton Funding Bulletin - October 2024

    3 October 2024

     

    The External Funding Team at Halton Borough Council have produced their latest monthly Funding Bulletin covering recent grants alerts.

    The bulletin can be found in the attachment below.

    For any assistance you may require with securing external funding, don’t hesitate to contact them at funding@halton.gov.uk.

     

     

     

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  • Mayor of Halton Fund - The Halton Foundation Is Now Open

    10 September 2024

     

    The Mayor of Halton, Kevan Wainwright, is fundraising to remove barriers for young people from Halton in pursuing their education, and training and thereby supporting the future talent of the borough. The Mayor wishes to support and encourage aspirations and open opportunities for young people by providing education and training bursaries.  

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  • The Autism Wellbeing Project CIC - September 2024 Newsletter

    4 September 2024

     

    The Autism Wellbeing Project are a non-profit organisation dedicated to supporting autistic adults in Halton and the surrounding areas.

    As a Community Interest Company (CIC), their primary goal is to provide comprehensive support services tailored to the unique needs of each individual.

    Their latest newsletter (September) can be found in the attachment below.

    More information about the project can also be found by following this link:

    Read more

  • Halton Funding Bulletin - August 2024

    3 September 2024

     

    The Programmes Office at Halton Borough Council have produced their latest monthly Funding Bulletin covering recent grants alerts.

    The bulletin can be found in the attachment below.

    For any assistance you may require with securing external funding, don’t hesitate to contact the Halton External Funding Team at funding@halton.gov.uk.

     

     

     

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  • Halton Library Service Consultation Survey

    29 August 2024

     

    Halton libraries are now consulting on the library service opening hours to provide a more consistent offer across the library sites. Information, along with data on local needs, will be used as the basis for a review by the council.


    They are looking at the services offered by libraries, and how they work, to see if there are ways to reduce costs while providing a comprehensive and efficient service for users.


    They want to hear your views on the proposals and also any alternatives to be more efficient.

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