Featured Projects

Together We is a Community Interest Company in West Cumbria that aims to empower people to learn skills to better manage their own physical and mental health and their overall wellbeing.

The grant to Howgill Family Centre will support Time to Be Me (TTBM) staffing costs for 3 years.

The Copeland Skills and Enterprise Partnership, consists of over 24 local providers who deliver support to Copeland residents with training, employment and enterprise related skillshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/ur5ZRCfw2IM?si=VBVZJiYoWKpwnHm9

‘Goodlives’ is a growing project that aims to offer real life skills and employment skills through gardening and horticulture. Based at West Lakes Science Park.

Good Enough Start is a preventative infant mental health service based in Millom. It’s vision is that all babies develop a sensitive, nurturing parent-infant relationship to lay the foundation for lifelong mental and physical health. The rationale for Good Enough Start’s service lies in the fact that insecure attachment is avoidable.

Copeland Youth Network was established in 2011, The Fund worked with Copeland’s neighbourhood youth providers to come together to ensure. Supporting Copeland’s Children & Young people is a key priority for the Fund, hence the funding we have awarded to support the running costs of Copeland’s individual neighbourhood youth providers.

ACT is the rural and community development charity that works throughout Cumbria. They champion community and rural issues and support rural communities.

Growing Well is an established mental health charity and organic farm near Kendal in South Cumbria with a mission to reach more communities in Cumbria.

This project sees the installation of a green energy system to include solar panels with battery support and Electric Vehicle Charging Points for the customers of The Gather and the wider community. The project will enable the generation and storage of electricity.

The Project covers Phase 2 of a capital project to renovate The Old Laundry building in St. John’s churchyard, Waberthwaite which will provide a useful meeting space for a range of different groups to use for social and educational purposes.