Projects

A Numeracy Campaign for Social Housing

Applicant: Adra Tai (Cyf)
Grant: £181,075
Project summary: Develop numeracy skills amongst social housing tenants in Gwynedd.

A Space for Life

Applicant: Anglesey County Council
Grant: £250,000
Project summary: Renovating a current storage facility in Llangefni Library to create a welcoming space which can be used by the community and organisations as well as by the library service and its internal and external partners. Piloting a comprehensive and varied programme of events and activities designed to introduce a variety of subjects to Anglesey’s residents.

Accelerating Decarbonisation and Productivity through Technology and Skills (ADAPTS)

Applicant: Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (AMRC Cymru)
Grant: £811,083
Project summary: The project will provide Flintshire manufacturers with unparalleled access to advanced manufacturing technology engineers and demonstrators, knowledge transfer, training, and upskilling in digital and decarbonisation strategies. 

Accessible play area provision

Applicant: Denbighshire County Council
Grant: £300,000
Project summary: This project will deliver play areas in strategic locations across the county that are accessible to all by installing specialist equipment and making improvements to footways and street furniture in the public realm and immediate vicinity.

Accessing our Heritage

Applicant: Denbighshire County Council- Heritage Service
Grant: £546,167
Project summary: To enable increased accessibility, use and awareness of two key Heritage Museum Assets in Ruthin, Denbighshire; Grade 1 listed Nantclwyd Y Dre historic house and Grade 2 listed Ruthin Gaol – the only Pentonville style prison open as a Heritage Attraction in the UK.

Additional DM resources

Applicant: Denbighshire County Council
Grant: £150,000
Project summary: Provision of additional environmental cleansing, grounds maintenance and AONB resources.

Adra Academy

Applicant: Adra Tai (Cyf)
Grant: £256,508
Project summary: The project will deliver a program of two-week courses, combining accredited training and work experience in a work sector chosen by the participants. 

An Active, Happy and Healthy North Wales

Applicant: Actif North Wales
Grant: £521,805
Project summary: The project will work together with the community in 2-3 locations that have the greatest need for support in Anglesey, Denbighshire, Flintshire and Gwynedd, to develop skills and confidence to find sustainable solutions for the good of the community in the long term.  

Anglesey Communities Bridging Project

Applicant: Anglesey County Council
Grant: £778,526
Project summary: This project, in partnership with Medrwn Môn aims to develop a resourceful and resilient island, where communities can engage and involve themselves in designing and delivering community focused solutions, based on real need.

Anglesey Young People – ‘succeeding together’

Applicant: Anglesey County Council
Grant: £250,000
Project summary: The aim of this project is to support young people on Anglesey to reach their full potential, by improving skills, wellbeing and reducing the risk of them being NEET in the future. 

Bakery purchase for Llanaelhaearn

Applicant: Cwmni Bro Antur Aelhaearn (1974)
Grant: £350,000
Project summary:  Purchase of a bakery site in Llanaelhaearn which includes two empty buildings, with the aim of ensuring continuity for a local business. 

Balchder Bro Môn

Applicant: Menter Môn Cyf
Grant: £1,450,361
Project summary: The project aims to deliver activities, events and improvements and interventions across Ynys Môn, responding and realising the priorities identified by both the communities themselves as well as strategical priorities identified by the Local Authority and other active organisations.