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Status
Received: on time
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Income
£499.9K
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Spending
£486.5K
Public benefits
1. The benefit is partnership working between organisations to improve project development targeting those suffering deprivation locally, evidenced through greater engagement in programmes user feed back forms, evaluations, project reports. There are no harmful risks Beneficiaries are residents of Bog/Brandywell. The only private benefit is
training for the Committee which are transferable to other settings. This is incidental and is necessary 2. The benefits are localised access to high standard performances of arts, culture and heritage. This is evidenced through high numbers attending events and feed back forms, evaluations and project reports. There are no harmful risks. Beneficiaries are residents of the Bog/Brandywell. The only private benefit is the director having family members who want access to events The director applies for this access in the same manner as all others This is incidental and is necessary 3. The benefit is to ensure residents have access to adequate community facilities that deliver programmes targeting social educational and health inefficiencies. This is evidenced through the continued redeveloment of the area continued refurbishment of suitable community facilities. There are no harmful risks. Beneficiaries are residents of the Bog/Brandywell. The only private benefit is as in purpose1. 4. The benefit is the increased educational attainment and social wellbeing of children. This is evidenced through user feedback forms and the actual levels of deprivation decreasing in the area. There are no harmful risks. Beneficiaries are residents of the Bog/Brandywell. The only private benefit is as above in purpose2 5. The benefit is the reduction of health inequalities locally and access to programmes targeting mental and physical wellbeing This is evidenced through feedback forms increased participation and the actual level of health deprivation decreasing in the area. There are no risk factors. Beneficiaries are residents from the Bog/Brandywell The only private benefit is as above in purpose2. 6 The benefits are the capacity and skills development by removing barriers associated with deprivation and disadvantage This is evidenced through user feedback forms increased participation and the actual level of multiple deprivation decreasing in the area. There are no harmful risks Beneficiaries are residents of the Bog/Brandywell The only private benefit is as above in purpose1 7 The benefits are ensuring the continued provision of services and facilities that result in better life choices for local residents This is evidenced through feedback forms increased participation and completed project reports There are no harmful risks. Beneficiaries are residents from the Bog/Brandywell. The only private benefit flowing from this purpose is as above in purpose1 8 The benefits are the promotion of good relations, equality and diversity of living in a civil and acceptable society. This benefit is evidenced through user feedback forms increased participation and community peace during contentious periods There are no harmful risks. Beneficiaries are residents from the Bog/Brandywell. The only private benefit is as above in purpose1 9 The benefits are the promotion of our services for the regeneration of a social and economically deprived area. This is evidenced through feedback forms increased participation skills development and job creation There are no harmful risks. Beneficiaries are residents of the Bog/Brandywell. The only private benefit is as above in purpose1. 10 The benefit is to ensure residents have complete access to adequate facilities delivering programmes targeting social/educational/health inefficiencies in partnership. This is evidenced through the continued redevelopment of the area including accessing funding to refurbish suitable facilities. There are no harmful risks. Beneficiaries are residents of the Bog/Brandywell. The only private benefit is as in purpose 1.
... [more] [less]What your organisation does
Gasyard Wall Féile is an organisation set up to design and implement a community festival and timetable of events throughout the year to enhance the quality of lives of residents living in a deprived community. Working in partnership with a number of groups, initiatives, volunteers and community activists, we shape and manage a fantastic programme
of events. The events range in form from music, literature, sport, education, visual arts, carnival, fun days, health, discussions, lectures, conferences, community consultation and tours. The programme is celebratory, exploratory and diversionary in nature. It included festivals and events at key dates throughout the year. Its initiatives are designed to support and promote all sections of this neighbourhood. The GWF and has grown to become a catalyst for increasing community participation and engagement in the ongoing regeneration processes within the area and a significant contributor to the city’s cultural calendar. Since its inception the GWF programme has been community led and all initiatives adhere to the underpinning principle of respect for diversity, tolerance and promotion of healthy inter and intra community relations striving to make this neighbourhood a safe and attractive place to live, work and visit for all. Our goal is to develop skills, provide access to the creative industries and develop social and capital regeneration for local residents.
... [more] [less]The charity’s classifications
- The advancement of education
- The advancement of health or the saving of lives
- The advancement of citizenship or community development
- The advancement of the arts, culture, heritage or science
- The advancement of human rights, conflict resolution or reconciliation or the promotion of religious or racial harmony or equality and diversity
Who the charity helps
- Adult training
- Children (5-13 year olds)
- Community safety/crime prevention
- Interface communities
- Learning disabilities
- Older people
- Parents
- Physical disabilities
- Preschool (0-5 year olds)
- Specific areas of deprivation
- Unemployed/low income
- Voluntary and community sector
- Volunteers
- Women
- Youth (14-25 year olds)
How the charity works
- Community development
- Cultural
- Education/training
- General charitable purposes
- Volunteer development
