AC-26-01AcombNew VisualityFunding to deliver art workshops at Holy Redeemer Church during the summer holidays and after school sessions at Carr Lane; exhibiting the work at Acomb Explore, and digitally at York St John University and Bar convent Heritage Centre. workshops at Holy Redeemer Church during the summer holidays (3 days) and 3 after school sessions at Carr Lane; exhibiting the work at Acomb Explore, and digitally at York St John University and Bar convent Heritage Centre. Climate Change, Improving Health and Wellbeing, Equal opportunity and affordability. 01/06/202608/06/2026£980.00Funding Released AC-26-03AcombDeath CaféFunding ReleasedHealth and wellbeing01/06/202608/06/2026£100.00Funding Released AC-26-04Acomb York Against Cancer / Leveson CentreFunding to set up and run a cancer support group in Acomb. Health and Wellbeing01/06/202608/06/2026£200.00Funding Released AC-26-05AcombFriends of Acomb LibraryFunding to run half term children's workshops, using local artists and providers Equality of Opportunity, cost of living crisis, health and well being 01/06/202608/06/2026£400.00Funding Released AC-26-06AcombThrive The CIC support SEND children and families funding is to run a support group at Acomb Library. Equality of Opportunity01/06/202608/06/2026£255.00Funding Released AC-26-07AcombFulford Parish CouncilTo support bulb planting in the wardClimate and environment01/06/202608/06/2026£90.00Approved by Director AC-26-08Acomb Greater Acomb Community Forum Funding to maintain the planters on front street and purchase perennial plantsClimate and environment01/06/202608/06/2026£200.00Funding Released AC-26-10Acomb Older Citizens Advocacy YorkThe project will fund a programme of six community advocacy drop-ins in Acomb, delivered by OCAY staff and trained volunteers. These drop-ins will take place in trusted local venuesEquality of opportunity, cost of living crisis01/06/202608/06/2026£250.00Approved by Director BI-26-03BishopthorpeBishopthorpe Tennis ClubTo clear, clean and fully examine the blocked toilet pipe on siteBishopthorpe Ward - Promoting community connections01/06/202615/06/2026£528.00Funding Released CL-26-03CliftonSt Lukes ChurchWard grant towards 4 days of activities for young people between 24th and 27th August 2026.improving opportunities and facilities for young people01/06/202602/06/2026£500.00Funding Released CL-26-04CliftonWard CommissionFunding to host two 1/2 day activity sessions for young people at the Clifton Community Hall over the summer 2026. This project is building on the success of the Christmas event and providing an option of for free to access activities.improving opportunities and facilities for young people; engagement with residents for a more cohesive Clifton01/06/202602/06/2026£570.00Approved by Director CL-26-05CliftonWard CommissionRefreshments/food for one-off family sewing workshop on 3rd of August. Organised by York Learning together with LAC. The project will address the need for low/no cost provision over the summer holidays It will enable life skills development for children and young people in the Ward and also provide an opportunity for parents and children to spend quality time together.improving opportunities and facilities for young people; engagement with residents for a more cohesive Clifton01/06/202602/06/2026£200.00Approved by Director CL-26-06CliftonWard CommissionWeekly after school family art and craft group at Clifton Community Hall. Funding to cover York Learning tutor costs, room hire at Clifton Explore, materials and snacks. The project will run from September 2026, following on the pilot during June 2026. The project will address the lack of provision for children in the Ward as well as a recognition of the benefits of parents and children spending quality time together on a shared task. It will also provide an opportunity to engage with wider York Learning courses to enable skills development to help support their children’s education and return into employment.improving opportunities and facilities for young people; engagement with residents for a more cohesive Clifton01/06/202602/06/2026£2,750.00Approved by Director CL-26-07CliftonYork City Football Club FoundationFootball themed activities for young people over summer 2026. 3x half day of activity at Homestead Park, including snacks and education about importance of looking after green spaces and not dropping litterimproving opportunities and facilities for young people01/06/202602/06/2026£2,325.00Approved by Director CL-26-09CliftonClifton ElderberriesFunding towards three trips for older and vulnerable residents in the ward. Joint funding with Rawcliffe and Clifton Without Ward with each ward contributing £750.reducing social isolation for a more inclusive Clifton; enriching activities for health and wellbeing01/06/202602/06/2026£750.00Funding Released CL-26-11CliftonGreenwich Leisure LimitedWeekly chair based exercise sessions at Marjorie Waite Court for 48 weeks. Sessions provide residents and the local community with a safe, accessible and enjoyable way to stay active, supporting mobility, strength and overall wellbeingenriching activities for health and wellbeing; reducing social isolation for a more inclusive Clifton01/06/202602/06/2026£1,178.00Funding Released CL-26-13CliftonBootham South Residents AssociationFunding to help with running costs such as web hosting and venue hire for meetings and community planting project The request is for a 50/50 split between Clifton and Guildhall wards.a greener, cleaner Clifton; engagement with residents for a more cohesive Clifton01/06/202602/06/2026£550.00Funding Released CL-26-14CliftonSt Luke's LarderFunding to cover subscription to Fareshare over 2026/2027 to enable continuation of the community foodbank which is open to all.enriching activities for health and wellbeing; engagement with residents for a more cohesive Clifton01/06/202602/06/2026£1,800.00Funding Released CL-26-16CliftonWard CommissionWood stain and paint brushes for Wilberforce Avenue planters.a greener, cleaner Clifton01/06/202602/06/2026£200.00Approved by Director CL-26-17CliftonWard Commission/ GLLVenue hire of the Clifton Community Hall for weekly chair based exercise sessions.enriching activities for health and wellbeing; reducing social isolation for a more inclusive Clifton16/06/202619/06/2026£720.00Approved by Director DW-26-03Dringhouses and Woodthorpe Dringhouses Scout GroupFunding to replace their camping equipmentCost of living crisis support, health and wellbeing01/06/202611/06/2026£1,920.00Funding Released DW-26-05Dringhouses and Woodthorpe West Thorpe Pre school Group funding to provide entertainment for the children, inviting parents and grandparentsHealth and wellbeing, equality of opportunity, cost of living crisis01/06/202611/06/2026£1,000.00Approved by Director DW-26-06Dringhouses and Woodthorpe Greenways Funding to complete murals on the solar system pathway seeking separate dedicated funding to complete the artwork to the London Bridge underpass. Phase 1- with wildlife themes - enhances the facade as you enter the underpass and Phase 2 will complete the artwork to the internal wallsclimate change, health and well being01/06/202611/06/2026£580.00Approved by Director DW-26-07Dringhouses and Woodthorpe New VisualityFunding to run art workshops for children and young people, with the resulting art work to be displayed in community venuesHealth and wellbeing, equality of opportunity01/06/202611/06/2026£940.00Funding Released DW-26-09Dringhouses and Woodthorpe West Thorpe Methodist ChurchRoom Hire for ward funding meeting 01/06/202611/06/2026£42.00Approved by Director DW-26-11Dringhouses and Woodthorpe York Rugby League Football Club FoundationOne inflatable sports session in the ward over the summer with snacks. Equality of opportunity, support in cost of living crisis. 01/06/202611/06/2026£475.00Funding Released DW-26-12 Dringhouses and Woodthorpe St James the DeaconFunding to run six family event mornings in the holidays, aimed at supporting families with the cost of living and wellbeing. Three sessions over the summer holidays, one in October half term, one over Christmas and one in February half term, all free of charge to families. Each event will offer free refreshments, buffet lunch, food parcels for any families in need, a playgroup, craft activities for all ages and activity workshops for primary/secondary aged children. One event will also offer a clothes bank and give away preloved toys and booksEquality of opportunity, support in cost of living crisis. 01/06/202611/06/2026£900.00Funding Released FH-26-02Fulford & HeslingtonHeslington Village TrustBi-annual Community event on main street in Heslington. Funding to cover insurance and stage hire. Focus on addressing social isolation and loneliness, enhance and preserve the local environment, foster a sense of community and support local voluntary groups03/06/202603/06/2026£610.00Funding Released FH-26-06Fulford & HeslingtonFulford Parish CouncilA contribution towards Himalayan Balsam Seed Testing: CABI trialling the use of rust fungus spores over a 10 metre area and control the Himalayan Balsam.enhance and preserve the local environment03/06/202646176£200.00Funding Released FH-26-07Fulford & HeslingtonFulford Parish CouncilCommunity Art Event: This event allows artists who would not be able to participate in Open Studios to have community space to share their work. Indie coffee shop offering refreshments, encouraging people into the Social Hall.Focus on addressing social isolation and loneliness, enhance and preserve the local environment, foster a sense of community and support local voluntary groups03/06/202603/06/2026£500.00Funding Released FH-26-08Fulford & HeslingtonFulford Parish CouncilGreener Cleaner Fulford (FPC are host org) Wildflower Meadow Patch: Heslington Ln/Broadway West junction. Assistance of local residents and volunteers. Increase biodiversity, and attractiveness.Focus on addressing social isolation and loneliness, enhance and preserve the local environment, foster a sense of community and support local voluntary groups03/06/202603/06/2026£200.00Approved by Director FH-26-10Fulford & HeslingtonWard CommissionFollowing request from Fulford Parish Council Ward wishes to commission a noticeboard for near the play area on Thornton Road opposite the existing Budgens convenience store which could be used for ward and parish community information. Focus on addressing social isolation and loneliness, enhance and preserve the local environment, foster a sense of community and support local voluntary groups03/06/202603/06/2026£1,700.00Approved by Director FS-26-01FishergateMelbourne Centre CICRepairing a damp issue within the building which is used by the wider communityprioritising the health and wellbeing of Fishergate residents, promoting Equality and Diversity12/06/202612/06/2026£1,300.00Approved by Director FS-26-04FishergateFriends of Fulford CrossPlanter repair and soil - Work to be done as volunteer community project to improve the street.prioritising the health and wellbeing of Fishergate residents, protecting our local environment12/06/202612/06/2026£300.00Approved by Director FS-26-05FishergateFriends of Danesmead WoodMore tools and seeds/bulbs/saplings to continue increasing diversity of wooded area between Danesmead Meadow and the Broadway West/river Ouse Cycle Route. Also to carry out and promote environmental improvement and conservation to encourage local people to use the woods and engage with nature.prioritising the health and wellbeing of Fishergate residents, promoting Equality and Diversity, protecting our local environment12/06/202612/06/2026£765.00Funding Released FS-26-08FishergateYork City Football Club FoundationSchool Holiday Football Provisionprioritising the health and wellbeing of Fishergate residents, promoting Equality and Diversity12/06/202612/06/2026£1,650.00Approved by Director FS-26-09FishergateRedfearn Community GroupCreating additional planters in community as well as repairing old ones. Will be run as a volunteer project.prioritising the health and wellbeing of Fishergate residents, promoting Equality and Diversity, protecting our local environment12/06/202612/06/2026£703.00Funding Released FS-26-10FishergateWard CommissionTo commission some additional summer youth provision.Improving affordability and fighting the cost of living crisis, prioritising the health and wellbeing of Fishergate residents, promoting Equality and Diversity, protecting our local environment12/06/202612/06/2026£1,500.00Approved by Director GU-26-01GuildhallThe Groves Community AssociationA grant towards purchase of tools to support street cleaning and continued greening projects.improve our local environment, its bio-diversity and Air Quality, and reducing Guildhall’s carbon footprint08/06/202612/06/2026£340.00Funding Released GU-26-03GuildhallBootham South Residents AssociationFunding to help with running costs such as web hosting and venue hire for meetings and community planting project. The request is for a 50/50 split between Clifton and Guildhall wards.reduce isolation and promote community cohesion; improve our local environment, its bio-diversity and Air Quality, and reducing Guildhall’s carbon footprint08/06/202612/06/2026£505.00Funding Released GU-26-05GuildhallPhoenix PreschoolA grant to cover the cost of food for children attending the preschool whose parents are unable to pay.provide support to families and young people aged 0 to 2508/06/202612/06/2026£1,000.00Funding Released GU-26-06GuildhallLived Insights CICA grant to sustain and grow Monday community café at St Denys Community Hall, a hub that has engaged over 100 residents in the last two years.reduce isolation and promote community cohesion08/06/202612/06/2026£1,000.00Approved by Director GU-26-08GuildhallRed Tower CICA grant towards costs of a community BBQ event which will be free to local residents, contributing to tackling cost of living pressures. One of the aims is to raise support for the re-establishment of the Walmgate Community Association.reduce isolation and promote community cohesion; provide support to families and young people aged 0 to 2508/06/202612/06/2026£600.00Funding Released GU-26-09GuildhallSt Michael's York TrustA grant towards purchase of tables, chairs and mugs for the growing community pay as you feel café/study space .reduce isolation and promote community cohesion08/06/202612/06/2026£1,000.00Funding Released GU-26-10GuildhallDoor84A grant towards new external waterproof storage and shelving unit for equipment used on the new MUGA reduce isolation and promote community cohesion; provide support to families and young people aged 0 to 2508/06/202612/06/2026£1,067.00Funding Released GU-26-11GuildhallChocolate & CoA grant towards support Building Futures: Hostel Outreach Programme, ongoing outreach work with residents of a local men's hostel in The Groves.reduce isolation and promote community cohesion08/06/202612/06/2026£1,000.00Funding Released GU-26-13GuildhallWard CommissionFunding towards 3x recycled plastic picnic benches to be installed in for Clarence Gardens.improve our local environment, its bio-diversity and Air Quality, and reducing Guildhall’s carbon footprint12/06/202612/06/2026£3,000.00Approved by Director H&NE-26-01Huntington & New Earswick York City Football Club FoundationSummer and Easter Kick About Sessions providing 5 Half days of activity. providing engagement opportunities throughout the ward for all, particularly for young people and 'hard to reach' groups02/06/202608/06/2026£3,800.00Approved by Director H&NE-26-02Huntington & New Earswick York Rugby League Football Club FoundationTo provide inflatable sessions as one off additional sessions to the existing programme over summer. providing engagement opportunities throughout the ward for all, particularly for young people and 'hard to reach' groups02/06/202608/06/2026£950.00Approved by Director H&NE-26-03Huntington & New Earswick Age UK YorkTo provide multi generational activities aimed at bringing older residents out to a regular games/social event. Pilot project of 9 sessions . addressing social isolation and loneliness02/06/202608/06/2026£1,750.00Funding Released HE-26-01HeworthWard CommissionWard Committee Meeting Room Hiredeveloping and supporting a prosperous and connected community01/06/202608/06/2026£70.00Approved by Director HE-26-04HeworthCitizens Advice YorkTo fund outreach advice sessions at St Wulstan's. developing and supporting a prosperous and connected community01/06/202608/06/2026£2,500.00Approved by Director HE-26-05HeworthYork Rugby League Football Club FoundationSchool Holiday Rugby Provision - providing 4 inflatable sessionsa healthy and active community, developing and supporting a prosperous and connected community01/06/202608/06/2026£1,900.00Approved by Director HE-26-06HeworthRepair Café TangRepair Café has got off to a good start and this funding is to support growth, as well as a pilot project of quarterly free accessible workshops to help the community repair their own itemsa safer, cleaner environment, a healthy and active community, developing and supporting a prosperous and connected community01/06/202608/06/2026£1,400.00Approved by Director HE-26-09HeworthTang Hall Community CentreFunding to support the Community Canteen at Tang hall Community Centre which is their Thursday night food project for between 30-50 families. a healthy and active community, developing and supporting a prosperous and connected community01/06/202608/06/2026£3,140.00Approved by Director HE-26-11HeworthYork Dance SpaceFunding to develop an inclusive community dance programme for adults and young people with learning disabilities living in the Heworth and Hull Road wards. The programme will provide accessible, welcoming weekly dance sessions co-led by people with learning disabilities alongside experienced dance facilitators. - The programme will run for 30 weeks during the 2026–27 financial yeara healthy and active community, developing and supporting a prosperous and connected community01/06/202608/06/2026£1,800.00Approved by Director HE-26-12HeworthChoose 2Junior Gym sessions - to support young people to engage and use the Better Gym @ Burnholme. a safer, cleaner environment, a healthy and active community, developing and supporting a prosperous and connected community01/06/202608/06/2026£332.76Approved by Director HE-26-13HeworthDodsworth Avenue Residents AssociationFunding to host a family fun day during the summer break on King George 5th Playing Field, Fossway, York (Dodsworth Park and Field) the event will run alongside the RLFC Foundation School Holiday Programme on Tuesday 11th August 2026 between the hours of 12pm and 4pm. The event will be a combination of fun games and activities focused towards children of all ages.a safer, cleaner environment, a healthy and active community, developing and supporting a prosperous and connected community01/06/202611/06/2026£1,940.66Funding Released HeW-26-04Heworth WithoutNew VisualityTo run creative memory making local history and memory-based activities with older residents of the ward, working together monthly at Christ Church Senior Friends' café. The project will address digital access and inclusion, reduce social isolation, build confidence and community connectionHeworth Without Ward - reducing social isolation and supporting projects which help to reduce social isolation01/06/202623/06/2026£470.00Funding Released HeW-26-05Heworth WithoutChrist ChurchTo run a community family events day with activities and foodHeworth Without Ward - improve and support community provision01/06/202623/06/2026£50.00Funding Released HO-26-01HolgateFriends of West Bank ParkFunding towards locking of the park between May 2026 and April 2027. The aim of the project is to deter vandalism and night time ASB from the park. Park volunteers have a rota for opening up in the morning and involve a security company with closing in the evening.supporting and strengthening parks, green spaces, and community spaces04/06/202609/06/2026£5,184.00Funding Released HO-26-02HolgateWood Street Walls CICGrant towards art based workshops with pupils from five primary schools in the ward resulting in graffiti artwork installation on five utility boxes in the ward. Total project cost is £5000 and £1,336 has already been awarded from the previous financial year allocation.supporting Holgate to have resilient communities04/06/202609/06/2026£3,664.00Funding Released HO-26-03HolgateNew VisualityA grant towards Holgate Art activities for young people: 4 sessions at Poppleton Road Memorial Hall for 6-16 yr olds, and 4 sessions in Poppleton Road Primary School for 6 -11 yr olds, during summer 2026, October 2026 school holidays, or during term time.supporting Holgate to have resilient communities; connecting residents with each other and improving access to services04/06/202609/06/2026£980.00Funding Released HO-26-05HolgateWard CommissionPurchase of replacement pads for community defibrillators.supporting Holgate to have resilient communities04/06/202609/06/2026£282.00Funding Released HO-26-07HolgatePoppleton Road PlaygroupA grant towards purchase of additional play equipment to use for free flow play at the Poppleton Road Primary site. Equipment to include rocker, slide, small trampoline, tunnel.supporting Holgate to have resilient communities04/06/202609/06/2026£370.00Funding Released HO-26-09HolgatePoppy's TotsA grant towards resources for the children who are 5 and under to promote their physical movement and development- indoor soft play equipment as well as an indoor slide and some ride on vehicles, plus storage containerssupporting Holgate to have resilient communities04/06/202609/06/2026£316.00Funding Released HO-26-14HolgateOCAYA grant towards community advocacy drop-in at a location in Holgate Ward.supporting Holgate to have resilient communities04/06/202609/06/2026£250.00Approved by Director HO-26-15HolgateCYCFunding towards an anti litter sign to be designed by St Pauls Primary pupils and installed nearby school.supporting and strengthening parks, green spaces, and community spaces24/06/202624/06/2026£100.00Approved by Director HR-26-01Hull RoadWard CommissionWard Committee contribution towards the current park improvement project in the form of park benches in Hull Road Park to allow families to sit together and enjoy the space comfortablypromoting a friendly and welcoming community, encouraging volunteering and community involvement, supporting residents to prosper and access the services they need04/06/202604/06/2026£5,000.00Approved by Director HR-26-02Hull RoadWard CommissionTo install a noticeboard and park bench to enhance Badger Hill Park and inform the community about local eventspromoting a friendly and welcoming community, encouraging volunteering and community involvement, supporting residents to prosper and access the services they need04/06/202604/06/2026£2,739.00Approved by Director HR-26-03Hull RoadThe Conservation VolunteersSummer Party in Hull Road Park Event - Expect to support 450-500 people including mostly local families and young people. Saturday 4th July 11:30 - 3pm. Inflatables, archery, bungee trampolines, facepainting, live music games and crafts. Free meals via choose 2 via token system. Volunteer action to support. Links together multiple organisations.promoting a friendly and welcoming community, encouraging volunteering and community involvement, supporting residents to prosper and access the services they need04/06/202604/06/2026£2,000.00Approved by Director HR-26-04Hull RoadThe Conservation VolunteersChristmas in the Park Event - Expected to support 150 - 200 people Sunday 29th November 11-2:30 pm. Includes Santa's workshop, festive trail, games and crafts including animals and games. Free food offer from Choose 2 and hot chocolate. Volunteer action to support.promoting a friendly and welcoming community, encouraging volunteering and community involvement, supporting residents to prosper and access the services they need04/06/202604/06/2026£750.00Approved by Director HR-26-05Hull RoadFriends of Hull Road ParkTo boost the Friends of Hull Road Park and grow their visibility, ward are supporting them to obtain a flag, tablecloths and flyers with their logo on. promoting a friendly and welcoming community, encouraging volunteering and community involvement, supporting residents to prosper and access the services they need04/06/202604/06/2026£209.38Approved by Director HR-26-06Hull RoadWard CommissionPrinting 170 copies of the Hull Road Park Magazine promoting a friendly and welcoming community, encouraging volunteering and community involvement04/06/202604/06/2026£142.80Approved by Director HR-26-09Hull RoadYork Dance Space Inclusive community dance programme for adults and young people with learning disabilities living in the Heworth and Hull Road wards. The programme will provide accessible, welcoming weekly dance sessions co-led by people with learning disabilities alongside experienced dance facilitators. - The programme will run for 30 weeks during the 2026–27 financial yearpromoting a friendly and welcoming community, encouraging volunteering and community involvement, supporting residents to prosper and access the services they need04/06/202610/06/2026£1,800.00Approved by Director HR-26-10Hull RoadNew VisualityContinuing the conversations, engagement and celebration of all the communities which make Hull Road Park the important community asset it is. Producing a further edition of the Hull Road Park magazine and capturing the improvements and community action across the centenary of Hull Road Park promoting a friendly and welcoming community, encouraging volunteering and community involvement04/06/202604/06/2026£840.00Approved by Director HR-26-13Hull RoadHeslington ChurchHeslington Forest Church - . Led by a qualified Forest School practitioner, sessions will take place in the church grounds and combine outdoor place, nature connection, wellbeing activities. The project will begin with a summer launch event, followed by two weekly term-time sessions from September 2026. promoting a friendly and welcoming community, encouraging volunteering and community involvement, supporting residents to prosper and access the services they need04/06/202604/06/2026£1,560.00Approved by Director HW-26-01Haxby & Wigginton Haxby Foodshare CICThe group has recently formed as a CIC and relocated to Haxby Scout Hut. Funding will support 12 months Fareshare subscription to provide fresh fruit and veg. The purchase of a freezer and insurance and admin costs.promoting accessibility and inclusion in Haxby and Wigginton02/06/202608/06/20261033Approved by Director HW-26-04Haxby & Wigginton Churchfield Open Space CommitteeTo replace 3 pieces of play equipment and refurbish parts of the ground work at Churchfield Play Area. providing opportunities and activities for young people (sport, recreation, learning and creativity)02/06/202608/06/2026£500.00Funding Released HW-26-05Haxby & Wigginton Wigginton Parish Council Part funding to complete the work to repair the wooden flooring at the Old School Village Hall. enhancing our green spaces, facilities, and buildings02/06/202608/06/2026£750.00Funding Released HW-26-06Haxby & Wigginton York City Football Club FoundationTo support 12 months delivery of Sporting Memories, which is a once a week 1.5 hour group aimed at people with dementia based at Wigginton Sports Centre. improving mental health and reducing loneliness and social isolation (especially for the elderly)02/06/202608/06/2026£1,248.00Funding Released HW-26-08Haxby & Wigginton Haxby & Wigginton Youth and Community Assoc. To support staffing and resources of the youth provision based at HWYCA with the addition of possible outreach sessions. providing opportunities and activities for young people (sport, recreation, learning and creativity)02/06/202608/06/2026£1,800.00Approved by Director HW-26-09Haxby & Wigginton Menfulness CIOPart funding towards the Legend on the Bench scheme to install a talking bench at a well known community green space in Haxby. £650 already raised through private donations towards a £2300 total. enhancing our green spaces, facilities, and buildings03/06/202608/06/2026£750.00Approved by Director MK-26-03MicklegatePlanet FoodFunding towards renovation of the kitchen space including sink and hand washing arrangements, replacing countertops, cupboards and floor material encouraging social inclusion, target areas of social deprivation03/06/202618/06/2026£1,000.00Funding Released MK-26-04MicklegateFriends of Rowntree ParkMatch funding towards physical improvements to the skate park area to make it more open, inclusive, safe and welcoming space and delivery of female led skateboarding sessions.encouraging social inclusion, target areas of social deprivation03/06/202605/06/2026£3,000.00Funding Released MK-26-06MicklegateClementhorpe Community AssociationFunding towards extension of the Monday cuppa and cake café sessions until the end of December 2026.encouraging social inclusion03/06/202618/06/2026£500.00Funding Released MK-26-07MicklegateClements Hall TrustA grant towards continuation of Social Wednesdays project for another year, including facilities, staffing and refreshments.encouraging social inclusion; target areas of social deprivation03/06/202605/06/2026£4,784.00Funding Released OD-26-01Osbaldwick and Derwent WardSt Nicholas' Parish ChurchFunding for a bench and cycle rack Osbaldwick and Derwent Ward - more community and youth opportunities01/06/202616/06/2026£1,137.00Funding Released OD-26-02Osbaldwick and Derwent WardSt Thomas' OsbaldwickFunding to upgrade the kitchen facilitiesOsbaldwick and Derwent Ward - more community and youth opportunities01/06/202616/06/2026£1,750.00Funding Released OD-26-05Osbaldwick and Derwent WardCrafting CommunityTo run weekly family crafting sessions from Osbaldwick Scout hut, promoting arts and crafts, family time, and having this free activity as fully inclusive to local families to attend after school on a Monday evening.Osbaldwick and Derwent Ward - more community and youth opportunities01/06/202616/06/2026£400.00Approved by Director OD-26-07Osbaldwick and Derwent WardDunnington Parish CouncilFunding for lawn mowers and wildflower planting to support Dunnington in Bloom projectOsbaldwick and Derwent Ward - more community and youth opportunities01/06/202616/06/2026£1,263.00Funding Released RCW-26-05Rawcliffe and Clifton WithoutYoung at Heart Group for elderly residents facing social isolation. Towards trip and running costs of the group. enhancing social inclusion to combat loneliness and isolation02/06/202608/06/2026£775.00Funding Released RCW-26-06Rawcliffe and Clifton WithoutElderberriesGroup for elderly residents facing social isolation. Towards trip and running costs of the group.enhancing social inclusion to combat loneliness and isolation02/06/202608/06/2026£800.00Funding Released RWY-26-02Rural West York WardRufforth with Knapton Parish councilGrant for a bench at Knapton play area, for enjoyment of families and children.Promoting community cohesion01/06/202610/06/2026£450.00Funding Released RWY-26-05Rural West York WardRufforth Primary School PTFATo deliver activity sessions and youth provision, targeted at the children eligible for Free School Meals, with wraparound support of the HAF programme during half termsWidening opportunities for young people01/06/202610/06/2026£2,085.00Approved by Director RWY-26-06Rural West York WardSkelton Primary PTFATo deliver activity sessions and youth provision, targeted at the children eligible for Free School Meals, with wraparound support of the HAF programme during half termsWidening opportunities for young people01/06/202610/06/2026£2,000.00Approved by Director ST-26-01Strensall York City Football Club FoundationTo continue the fortnightly Youth Club at Spearhead Hall (Equivalent of 20 x 2 hour sessions) to run to end of July 2027. reducing social isolation01/06/202608/06/2026£5,800.00Funding Released ST-26-05Strensall Strensall Methodist ChurchToward the cost of summer scheme activities. This would remove the £3 cost per day for families wishing to access the holiday provision.reducing social isolation01/06/202608/06/2026£217.00Funding Released WE-26-01Westfield Gateway AtriumGateway are applying for funds to support the subsidised café which is open to the public. Advice and support are also offered. tackling cost of living crisis 01/06/202609/06/2026£1,000.00Approved by Director WE-26-02Westfield Citizens Advice YorkFunding to provide advisors every Friday at Foxwood CC and 2 x a month at Sanderson House. Request from RA at Chapelfields to extend this to every Thursday of the monthtackling cost of living crisis01/06/202609/06/2026£12,631.00Approved by Director WE-26-03Westfield New VisualityWestfield’s Collage of Advocacy project to turn the ward’s priorities into photos, slogans, paintings, and digital art, leading to a communal collaborative work of art. Workshops would run during the summer holidays and October Half Term as well as running after school sessions at Westfield Primary and York College. The art will be exhibited in York city centre’s heritage hotspot, Bar Convent. We would also like to exhibit the art in Westfield itself, possibly in spaces at schools and in church halls. All work will be digitally displayed in Denmark’s Viborg, a fellow UNESCO City of Media Arts.tackling cost of living crisis, climate and environment, equality of opportunity01/06/202609/06/2026£980.00Approved by Director WE-26-04Westfield Evolving RootsFunding to run creative art workshops to support young people with resilience and mental healthtackling cost of living crisis, climate and environment, equality of opportunity01/06/202609/06/2026£2,112.00Approved by Director WE-26-06Westfield Friends of Acomb LibraryTo run half term activities at the library, employing local artists and providerstackling cost of living crisis, equality of opportunity01/06/202609/06/2026£573.00Funding Released WE-26-08Westfield Honeyball United FC The club is a woman only football club, funds for sports equipment, pitch hire and coaches kit.tackling cost of living crisis, equality of opportunity01/06/202622/06/2026£750.00Funding Released WE-26-09Westfield Thrive The CIC support SEND children and families and are applying for funds to run a support group at Acomb Library. Equality of opportunity01/06/202609/06/2026£654.00Funding Released WE-26-10Westfield Age UK YorkTo support the Westfield Wednesday group which meets once a month at Acomb Methodist Church. The group provides social interaction, and an opportunity to find out about a range of support from Age UK. The group are applying for funds for advertising, refreshments, room hire and facilitation. Equality of Opportunity and Health and Wellbeing01/06/202609/06/2026£1,000.00Approved by Director WE-26-11Westfield York Rugby League Football Club FoundationOutdoor inflatable sports sessions with snacksTackling cost of living crisis, Equality of opportunity 01/06/202609/06/2026£475.00Funding Released WE-26-12Westfield Noise AcademyFunding to deliver music labs for young people. Equality of Opportunity, cost of living crisis01/06/202609/06/2026£3,680.00Funding Released WE-26-13Westfield Pilot TheatreFunding to work with young people aged 11-15 in the Westfield ward to read and adapt a novel to the stageEquality of Opportunity and Health and Wellbeing01/06/202609/06/2026£2,000.00Funding Released WE-26-14Westfield Greater Acomb Community Forum The forum are applying for funds to maintain the planters on front street and purchase perennial plantsClimate and environment01/06/202609/06/2026£500.00Funding Released WE-26-15Westfield Foxwood Community Centre Funding to replace folding tables.Equality of opportunity, health and wellbeing01/06/202609/06/2026£1,000.00Funding Released WE-26-17Westfield St James the Deacon To run six family event mornings in the holidays, aimed at supporting families with the cost of living and wellbeing. We are planning three sessions over the summer holidays, one in October half term, one over Christmas and one in February half term, all free of charge to families. Each event will offer free refreshments, buffet lunch, food parcels for any families in need, a playgroup, craft activities for all ages and activity workshops for primary/secondary aged children. One event will also offer a clothes bank and give away preloved toys and booksEquality of opportunity, support in cost of living crisis. 01/06/202609/06/2026£1,000.00Funding Released WE-26-18Westfield Death CaféFunding to support room hire for the groupEquality of opportunity, health and wellbeing01/06/202609/06/2026£260.00Funding Released WE-26-19Westfield York Against Cancer / Leveson CentreContribution for room hire for the support group Equality of opportunity, health and wellbeing01/06/202609/06/2026£160.00Funding Released WE-26-20Westfield OCAYSupport for advocacy sessions Equality of opportunity, health and wellbeing01/06/202609/06/2026£500.00Funding Released WE-26-21Westfield Generate TheatreTo provide a total of 5 theatre workshops. 3x Summer 1 x October half term and 1 x February 2027 half termEquality of opportunity, support in cost of living crisis. 01/06/202609/06/2026£1,125.00Approved by Director WE-26-22Westfield TrashbangTwo Trashbang sessions within the summer holidays 2026Equality of opportunity, support in cost of living crisis. 01/06/202609/06/2026£500.00Approved by Director WE-26-24Westfield Our Lady's Hall HireCost of hall hire for summer and half term activitiesEquality of opportunity01/06/202609/06/2026£200.00Approved by Director WE26-25Westfield York Rugby League Football Club FoundationIndoor Multi sports sessions with snacks in Feb 2027 half termEquality of opportunity, support in cost of living crisis. 01/06/202609/06/2026£375.00Approved by Director WH-26-01WheldrakeCYC ECO teamWheldrake Wildflower projectWheldrake Ward - to encourage and increase community engagement01/06/202612/06/2026£100.00Approved by Director