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Funding Joint Initiatives

August 2008 – Successful Grant Applicants

BikeAbility
To provide cycle training and rides for young female carers from the Muslim community In Swansea

Laura Bolton, Project Co-ordinator  
bikeability@ntlworld.com

MAYREAU        
To organise workshops for people from BME backgrounds living or working in Carmarthenshire or Pembrokeshire on topics linked to health and social wellbeing as a way in which to bring people together to support each other, to learn new skills and to build confidence.  

Angie Darlington and Kay Hughes
mayreau@hotmail.co.uk

         
Women's Only Group
To provide an opportunity for women to exercise regularly in a social environment to improve their physical and mental well-being as well as learning new skills.     

Simmer Kaur Sura
FAziz@carmarthenshire.go.uk

 

Awetu BME Mental Health Group
Awetu is hosting an event to showcase innovation in mental health service delivery and policy in Wales, and to award the achievements of people who have worked tirelessly in the field of ethnicity and mental health.

Suzanne Duval
awetu@btconnect.com

Displaced People in Action (DPIA)
The aim of this project is to introduce mothers to toddler-friendly exercise opportunities in Cardiff and to promote their confidence in accessing these opportunities.     

Ginger Wiegand
gingerdpiawales@yahoo.co.uk

Barnardos 
The Caterpillar project works with children who have experienced upset and trauma and the aim of this project is to enhance self confidence and self esteem by enabling young people to have rewarding and positive experiences which they can cherish and focus on.

Sarah Smith
sarah.smith@barnardos.org.uk