One Oldham Medium Fund Successful applicants

One Oldham Medium Fund Successful Applicants

GroupAmount awardedProject description
All Nations Church£25,000.00The funding was awarded to refurbish their building, including Installing a lift, rewire the building and install Fit fire doors to the building.                                    
Greenacres Community Association£25,000.00The grant enabled the group to meet the fees for restoring and making safe the stage area and transforming the large upper hall into a brighter more welcoming usable multipurpose space.
Home-Start Oldham, Stockport & Tameside£18,493.00The grant awarded was to recruit a new part-time Play, Learn, Grow Support Worker, to help to recruit families onto their courses from diverse communities by promoting PLG in different languages.
KeyRing Living Support Networks£25,000.00The grant will pay for staffing costs and accessible information that will be circulated via social media and in person to encourage people to have health checks, latest information - Covid-19.
NEON£22,554.50With the grant funding awarded to cover our running costs for at least the next 12 months and make the necessary improvements, repairs and upgrades to their premises, to help ensure its viability as a community hub for some time to come.
Oak Community Development£25,000.00The project awarded builds on the successful BAME Connect project that they have been running under the Thriving Communities – Social Action Fund programme by taking proactive action in improving the health and wellbeing of the community.
OBA Millennium Cultural Centre £24,990.00The grant awarded was to help deliver a project that will bring much needed free services and provisions to our local community enabling people who have been adversely affected by Covid-19 come together and move forward.
Oldham Greenhill Community Sports & Recreation£25,000.00The group will use the grant to offer the inclusive use of children’s soft play area and a sports pitch for the families and the children to use the facilities and have fun.
Pennine Mencap£24,999.00The group were awarded the funding to repair the roof fully and secure the charity’s operational premises, in the centre of their community.
Support and Action for Women's Network (SAWN)£24,984.00The funding awarded is to use the to employ and train staff to be able to continue and support their growing demand for their services.
St Barnabas Church, Clarksfield and the Barnabas Community Project£24,257.00The grant enable the group to employ a worker who will oversee existing projects, each using a format that has been proven to work.
Werneth and Freehold Community Development Project£24,500.00The funding awarded is to utilise multilingual experienced staff to deliver health messages and programmes. The programmes will improve health, raise awareness through information and preventive work.