Friends of Glenann Community Group

Public benefits

What are the direct benefits flowing from your organisation's purposes? - Community Engagement: Provides a central hub for community activities, fostering a sense of belonging and togetherness. - Social Interaction: Offers a space for social gatherings, reducing isolation and promoting mental well-being. - Educational Opportunities: Hosts

workshops, classes, and events that enhance skills and knowledge for all age groups. - Health and Wellness: Encourages physical activities through sports and fitness programs, contributing to overall health. - Cultural Preservation: Supports local traditions and cultural events, preserving the heritage of Cushendall. - Economic Boost: Attracts visitors and events, potentially boosting local businesses and the economy. - Volunteerism: Provides opportunities for community members to volunteer, fostering a spirit of cooperation and civic responsibility. How can the benefits identified above be demonstrated? - Community Engagement: - Track participation rates at community events and meetings. - Collect feedback and testimonials from community members about their experiences. - Document the variety and frequency of activities held at the community hall. - Social Interaction: - Monitor the number of social events and gatherings hosted. - Conduct surveys to assess improvements in social connections and reduced isolation. - Record instances of new friendships or support networks formed through the community hall. - Educational Opportunities: - Keep records of workshops, classes, and educational programs offered. - Gather feedback on the impact of these programs on participants' skills and knowledge. - Health and Wellness: - Measure participation in fitness and wellness programs. - Document partnerships with health organizations or professionals providing services. - Cultural Preservation: - Record cultural events, festivals, and heritage activities hosted. Is there any harm arising from any of the purposes? No. Who are the charity's beneficiaries? The beneficiaries of the Friends of Glenann Community group include: - **Local Residents**: Individuals and families living in Cushendall and surrounding areas who will use the community hall for various activities and events. - **Community Groups**: Local clubs, organizations, and societies that will have a dedicated space for meetings, events, and activities. - **Children and Youth**: Young people who will benefit from educational programs, recreational activities, and social events. - **Elderly Residents**: Seniors who will have opportunities for social interaction, health and wellness programs, and community support. - **Local Businesses**: Businesses in the area that may see increased patronage from events and activities held at the community hall. - **Volunteers**: Individuals who will gain personal satisfaction, skills, and experience from contributing to the community hall's operations and events. Is there any private benefit flowing from any of the purposes? No.

What your organisation does

To provide support for young people & community groups and offer services to those who live in Cushendall and the surrounding area.