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Accessible Cafe : Dotties Cafe has opened in East Brighton Park providing an accessible working environment for deaf people with deaf staff aimed at creating an inclusive community space for everyone. Funding Request : £500 for publicity and improving accessibility with a ramp.
Stay and Play : Resident volunteers have set up a new baby and toddler group running for 2 hours each Thursday am at the community room on Bristol Estate. Sessions include snacks, structured play, songs and games and link with other local under 5’s services and groups. Funding Request : £500 for venue hire, food and snacks, play equipment and DBS checks.
Easter Holiday Sports Sessions: On 6 days of the Easter Holidays at and around the Crew Club in Whitehawk for up to 70 local 7-11 yr olds.Sessions run by experienced fully checked Crew club staff and volunteers at the club’s excellent facilities will include football, basketball, tennis and baseball and healthy snacks will be served. Funding Request : £500 for renewing worn out sports equipment and refreshments.
Drama for Wellbeing ; 6 x one and a half hour sessions for adults in the DueEast area to include Drama Games , warm up games activities and small scenes/improvisations in a safe supportive space led by trained experienced facilitators. Funding Request £500 for facilitator costs and venue hire at Whitehawk Inn.
Dance project for 11+ and 6-10 yr olds in East Brighton.Weekly sessions for both age groups at the Edge Community Centre in Pankhurst Avenue helps keep children fit , make new friends and increase their confidence . Funding Request : £500 to contribute to healthy snacks, venue hire music equipment and t-shirts.
New inclusive sessions run by a highly experienced local wheelchair basketball player for disabled and able-bodied people to try out and develop their skills in wheelchair basketball . Will improve physical and mental health and wellbeing and promote inclusion .
Funding Request £500 for hire of Manor Gym 2 hours per week for weekly sessions for 4 months.
The Albion’s Glenn Murray made half term special for local children young people and their parents when he paid a visit to the Manor Community Sports facility at Manor Road on Wednesday 15th Feb.
Opening the Manor’s brand new floodlit 3G pitches and hard court area he spent a busy hour chatting to local fans and signing autographs at a pop up showcase event organised by the Manor and local resident led charity DueEast Brighton.
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