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Provider/Funder: Adult Learning Wales
Provider/Funder: Adult Community Learning RCTCBC
Provider/Funder: Smart Money Cymru Community Bank
Provider/Funder: Citizens Advice Rhondda Cynon Taf
Provider/Funder: Age Connects Morgannwg
Provider/Funder: CRT Together
Provider/Funder: Coalfields Regeneration Trust
Free pop in event to find out more about the CSCS course. It's open to everyone. Details of the course will be shared after your referral. You can also send someone to sign up in your place if you are unavailable.
Provider/Funder: Rhondda Cynon Taf County Borough Council Employment Team
Open access free turn up and play football sessions for ages 11-16.
Open access free turn up & play facilitated football sessions for anyone of secondary school age.
Free turn up and play football exclusively for girls aged 5-11 and 11-16.
Free open access walking football session.
Free open access physical activity sessions.
Free turn up and play football exclusively for girls P3-7 school pupils.
To promote mental health and create activities for all in the East Durham community and across the North East.
Provider/Funder: Durham County Council
Provider/Funder: PCP / Health Squad
Provider/Funder: Believe Housing
Provider/Funder: Move Durham
Provider/Funder: PCP / Happiness Hubs Fund
Provider/Funder: Home Group
Delivered by one of our Health & Wellbeing Coaches. All abilities welcome
Delivered by one of our Health & Wellbeing Coaches. Arts & Craft Activities, Table Top Games, Quizes, Bingo, 1to1 Health & Wellbeing Support
Delivered by our trained Health & Wellbeing Coach. A 6 week course to educate about chronic pain and introduce non-clinical mthods for pain relief and management. Designed to help people suffering with back, meck, hip. Knee pain. IBS, chronic fatigue, ME, fibromyalgia etc.
Affordable Afterschool care for children P1-P7, helping families with the cost of childcare. Partnering with the local primary school this educational program aims to educate children on the benefits of healthy eating from seed to plate.
Provider/Funder: Drongan Grassroots & Drongan Primary School
Local Place Plan Planning Event
Provider/Funder: CRT Place
CRT 25 Local Place Planning Event
Provider/Funder: CRT Place
CRT Place @ Lesmahagow - Place plan Community Engagement Day
Provider/Funder: CRT Place
Local Place Plan Consultation Event
Provider/Funder: CRT Place
Open access free turn up and play football sessions for ages 11-18.
Open access free turn up and play football sessions for ages 11-18.
Open access free turn up and play football sessions for ages 11-18.
Open access free turn up and play football sessions for ages 11-18.
Free turn up and play football sessions delivered by the CRT targeting 5 to 11 year old girls.
Free open access physical activity sessions.
Drop in sessions for anyone passing to come talk to us about the programme and the support we offer.
Affordable loans, ethical savings and banking support.
Provider/Funder: Smart Money Cymru Community Bank
Helping people find a way forward with free, confidential, impartial and independent advice.
Provider/Funder: Citizens Advice Rhondda Cynon Taf
Supporting people impacted by cancer.
Provider/Funder: CRT Together
Support to use mobile phones and tablets.
Provider/Funder: Age Connects Morgannwg
Free walking football aimed at helping those 50+ to get active.
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This programme is focused on our Health priority
This programme is focused on our Skills priority
This programme is focused on our Jobs priorityWorking with you to help you achieve your health, skills and job goals.
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This programme is focused on our Health priorityThis programme is focused on our Skills priorityUses the power of sport to change lives for the better in former coalfield communities.
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This programme is focused on our Community priorityA home for community organisations to offer support, advice and opportunities to help people in need.
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This programme is focused on our Community priority
This programme is focused on our Climate priorityUsing local knowledge, experience and connections to bring people and organisations together.
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This programme is focused on our Community priorityFree support to voluntary, community and social enterprise organisations operating in Britain’s coalfield communities.
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This programme is focused on our Community priorityThis programme is focused on our Health priorityHelping people living with cancer and their families deal with their emotional and practical needs.
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This programme is for community and voluntary organisations which can clearly demonstrate that a grant will impact positively on people living in coalfield communities in Wales. Grants will be awarded for projects which can be completed within 12 months and can identify clear, positive and measurable outcomes.
Projects will need to meet one or more of our cross cutting themes of health and wellbeing, community cohesion, tackling poverty and/or tackling climate change. In addition, to be eligible for support from the Coalfields Community Grant Programme - Wales, we would expect your project to meet one or more of the following themes:
Funder: Welsh Government
Fund Type: Capital and Revenue
Award Size: £500-£7,000
Who Can Apply?
Voluntary organisations with an appropriate governing document based in Wales.
When To Apply?
Rolling annual programme.
How To Apply?
Download a copy of the guidance notes and enquiry form from the website. We recommend speaking to us before submitting. Completed enquiry forms need to be sent to wales@coalfields-regen.org.uk along with a copy of your governing document and latest set of accounts. We can also accept enquiries via post to Aneurin Bevan House, 40 Castle Street, Tredegar. NP22 3DQ
Areas Funded: Eligible coalfield areas in Wales. Applicants can be outside an eligible coalfield area if the applicant can demonstrate that the project will benefit people from coalfield areas in Wales.
Funding Documents
This programme is for community and voluntary organisations which can clearly demonstrate that a grant will impact positively on people living in coalfield communities in Wales. The fund is specifically for urgent health and safety or energy efficiency work to help safeguard community buildings.
Funder: Welsh Government
Fund Type: Capital only
Award Size: £500-£2,000
Who Can Apply?
Voluntary organisations with an appropriate governing document based in Wales.
When To Apply?
Rolling annual programme.
How To Apply?
Download a copy of the guidance notes and application form from the website. We recommend speaking to us before submitting. Completed application forms need to be sent to wales@coalfields-regen.org.uk along with all supporting documentation as outlined in the application. We can also accept applications via post to Aneurin Bevan House, 40 Castle Street, Tredegar. NP22 3DQ
Areas Funded: The community asset must be based in or benefit people living in our eligible coalfield areas in Wales.
Funding Documents
The aim of the funding is for the development of services for people affected by cancer in the Cwm Taf Morgannwg University Health Board area (Merthyr Tydfil, Rhondda Cynon Taf and Bridgend valleys) where there is a clear evidence of need and clear, measurable outcomes.
The fund is responsive to various needs and supports both capital and revenue costs. Eligible applicants to include community and voluntary sector groups/organisations.
The fund is not intended to support personal costs but enable and test solutions to improve cancer outcomes and access to cancer support services at a local level.
Funder: Macmillan Cancer Support
Fund Type: Capital and Revenue
Award Size: No minimum or maximum fund.
Who Can Apply?
Voluntary organisations with an appropriate governing document operating in the Cwm Taf Morgannwg health board area in Wales.
When To Apply?
Rolling programme.
How To Apply?
The application process for the Breaking Barriers Fund has been designed to be as straightforward as possible. Simply submit an outline of your project idea(s) and proposed area(s) of operation via email to wales@coalfields-regen.org.uk and a member of our team will be in touch with you to help move your project idea forward.
Areas Funded: Coalfield areas within the Cwm Taf Morgannwg Health Board area of Merthyr Tydfil, Rhondda Cynon Taf and Bridgend valleys in Wales.
The aim of the grant is to get more people living in coalfield communities in Wales (ages 13 – 19) to play and stay in sport. Sport Wales statistics highlight an alarming drop off of registered players during these teenage years.
Funder: Coalfields Regeneration Trust
Fund Type: Revenue
Award Size: Maximum £750
Who Can Apply?
Sports clubs - Wales Only
When To Apply?
25/26 applications open on 01/04/25
How To Apply?
Online
Areas Funded: Sports clubs based in any eligible coalfield community in Wales.
Opening Date: 1 Apr 2025
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The work of the Coalfields Regeneration Trust in Scotland is paid for with a grant from the Scottish Government.
The work of the Coalfields Regeneration Trust in Wales is paid for with a grant from the Welsh Government.
The CRT has teamed up with the WEA to promote adult learning in former coalmining communities. CRT Support’s fantastic network of members provide a breadth of activity in their communities and the WEA’s extensive range of accessible courses has the potential to develop new skills for their staff and volunteers but also for their service users and the wider community.
The Coalfields Regeneration Trust working in partnership with Macmillan Cancer Support launched CRT Together in March 2024, with a mission to make sure no one faces cancer alone. CRT Together offers non-medical related support on emotional and practical matters through dedicated Link Workers signposting people with cancer to local support services and helping establish new services where there is a proven need.
Utility Aid is the UK's largest energy broker for the voluntary sector, working with over 4,000 organisations and counting. They are passionate about reducing energy costs, so you have more money to spend on your services.
As well as helping to secure new contracts at the best possible cost, they can also help you find out if you're being overcharged. Through their invoice validation service, they have recovered over £5.5m for their charity customers to date.
Utility Aid's new online switching service will enable users to get instant access to commercial utility quotations from a list of reliable credit-vetted suppliers at any time. The online service also includes a chat function where users can speak with an Energy Specialist online between the hours of 9-5 pm.
Utility Aid's services
• Securing you the best energy deal through the National Charity Tender
• Validation of all invoices to make sure you’re not over or underpaying
• Dealing with all supplier queries
• Net zero and carbon reporting
• Help with contracts
• Advice and guidance on VAT and the Climate Change Levy (CCL)
• Meter installations and removals, including smart meters
• Access to a dedicated account manager
For more information on how Utility Aid can help, please call 0808 1788 170, email partnerships@utility-aid.co.uk or visit their website.
Cranfield Trust has a 35-year history of delivering pro bono management support to frontline welfare organisations. For nine years, Cranfield Trust and Coalfields Regeneration Trust have worked together informally to identify organisations within coalfields communities that can benefit from our free support and services.
In that time, successful outcomes for client organisations include:
• significant funding wins, including multi-year grants, underpinned by robust business planning;
• increased collaboration between charities to improve cross-referrals;
• pooling of resources through strategic reviews of services; and,
• increased impact and more effective services for people living in coalfields communities through improved processes and systems.
If you would like to enquire about accessing Cranfield Trust’s free services, please contact your Regional Development Manager at Coalfields Regeneration Trust.
believe housing improves customers’ lives by providing healthy, affordable homes.
PCP fund the PCP Health Checks carried out by their Health Squad coaches.
Together Active part funds one Community Connector in the CRT Engage team in Stoke-on-Trent.
Meir Primary Care Network funds two Health & Wellbeing coaches and one nutritionist in the CRT Engage team in Stoke-on-Trent.
The UK Shared Prosperity Fund has been awarded by Rhondda Cynon Taf to pay for a Community Engagement Officer to operate in the Penywaun community.
Funding from the Peter Harrison Foundation has paid for CRT Game On sessions in Shotton and Horden.
Free turn up and play football sessions delivered in partnership with Wakefield Active Through Football, targeting ages 16 and above.
Free turn up and play football sessions delivered in partnership with Barnsley Active Through Football, targeting ages 16 and above.
The UK Shared Prosperity Fund has been awarded by West Yorkshire Combined Authority and Wakefield Council to pay for a Nutritionist to operate in the Five Towns area of Wakefield.
Drongan Grassroots is supporting the CRT Engage programme through the provision of childcare, a breakfast club and community garden.
The Zone is supporting the CRT Engage programme through the provision of childcare.
Ochiltree Community Centre is supporting the CRT Engage programme by supporting our CRT Worx jobs programme.
The Larder supports our CRT Engage programme through their local family hub.
Netherthird Initiative for Community Empowerment supports our CRT Engage programme through their local family hub.
The Coalfields Regeneration Trust and Digital Poverty Alliance are pleased to be working together to develop new ways to tackle digital poverty so that everyone in the coalfields can benefit from digital opportunities.
FA Wales recognise and support our recreational football work through its Enhancing Lives through Football Strategy.
Sport RCT generously support our CRT Game On 5ives sessions in Rhondda, Cynon Taf.
British Transport Police (Pontypridd) have supported CRT Game On 5ives sessions for over a decade.
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Salary: £31,471.39
Type: Permanent
Location: CRT Aneurin Bevan House
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Cyflog: £31,471.39
Math o swydd: Permanent
Lleoliad: CRT Aneurin Bevan House
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Cyflog: £39,191.87
Math o swydd: Permanent
Lleoliad: CRT Aneurin Bevan House
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Salary: £39,191.87
Type: Permanent
Location: CRT Aneurin Bevan House
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