IDEAL FOR ALL LIMITED

This funding will be used to establish the Better Health for All programme which will support disabled people people with learning difficulties and those with long term mental health conditions in ....more

This funding will be used to establish the Better Health for All programme which will support disabled people people with learning difficulties and those with long term mental health conditions in Sandwell through green wellbeing sessions support groups and access to wider therapeutic activities. The project will support over 300 adults who face the greatest health inequalities and are at the highest risk of experiencing poor mental health in the area.

The project will provide aa tailored and bespoke information, advice and guidance telephone service. Increased capacity to deliver online services

Grant to Ideal for All Ltd meeting the additional costs of adapting services, premises or implementing other safety measures in response to the Covid pandemic.

"The fund aims to:1) To reduce closures of essential charities that provide essential services to vulnerable groups during the COVID-19 crisis by ensuring they have the financial resources to ....more

"The fund aims to:1) To reduce closures of essential charities that provide essential services to vulnerable groups during the COVID-19 crisis by ensuring they have the financial resources to operate, thereby reducing the burden on public services.2) To ensure essential services are provided to vulnerable people, both in the short and long term through increased community support through the work of charitable organisations."

Replacement of a fully accessible portacabin used to deliver training sessions to adults with disabilities

Disabled young people will co-design and run activities that offer improved social and learning time with peers experiencing similar barriers, develop new skills and improve mental wellbeing.

A grant to fund therapeutic gardening groups for people over 65 with a disability or health condition.

This project will deliver a range of activities for disabled people and disadvantaged members of the community such as those with poor health. These include accessible wellbeing group activities ....more

This project will deliver a range of activities for disabled people and disadvantaged members of the community such as those with poor health. These include accessible wellbeing group activities involving therapeutic gardening groups, community food growing initiatives, healthy living and therapeutic horticulture interventions. There will also be volunteering opportunities for people to learn new skills.

Positive mental health and wellbeing is big news. Put simply its about feeling good and doing well in our day-to-day life. There are lots of things that can impact on this, affecting what we do, how ....more

Positive mental health and wellbeing is big news. Put simply its about feeling good and doing well in our day-to-day life. There are lots of things that can impact on this, affecting what we do, how we feel, the way we think and cope with situations and decisions. Everyday issues have a part to play too like health, home life, loneliness, money worries, lifestyle, where we live, how we feel in ourselves and larger concerns like anxiety/ depression, bereavement, disability needs/long-term conditions.We want to support women to come together, talk about the issues they face, helping each other to begin to tackle them. Together we will design and create groups to share experiences, helping each other to begin feeling less alone, overwhelmed, on the way to bouncing back when things get tough. Held across our community garden sites these groups are a fun, relaxed opportunity to have some social time with others in a similar situation, share common experiences, access information on relevant specialist services to help along the journey.Built around Sandwells 6 ways to wellbeing, women can meet up, give and receive support, be in control, make decisions about what works best, choosing from activities such as:- fun group-led sessions/events, cuppa and chat- get active hands on gardening, cooking, craft workshopsCant come to us Well come to you! We will work together with group members to find community places to suit them, working towards everyone feeling themselves, better connected and happier in the longer-term.

Disabled young people will co-design and run activities that offer improved social and learning time with peers experiencing similar barriers, develop new skills and improve mental wellbeing.

Supporting young disabled people to improve the spaces within the organisation and make it more welcoming to other young people

Supporting young disabled people to improve the spaces within the organisation and make it more welcoming to other young people

Disabled young people will co-design and run activities that offer improved social and learning time with peers experiencing similar barriers, develop new skills and improve mental wellbeing.

Creating peer support Job Clubs to help disabled claimants get back into employment

Sandwell based charity seeking core funding to oversee their work with people living with multiple disadvantages leading to long term unemployment. The are established with a good track record ....more

Sandwell based charity seeking core funding to oversee their work with people living with multiple disadvantages leading to long term unemployment. The are established with a good track record supporting people into work.

Creating peer support Job Clubs to help disabled claimants get back into employment

Grant to Ideal for All Ltd

A charity that is supporting adults with disabilities across various parts of the Midlands - the grant will fund training and mentoring to improve communications (marketing; reaching new audiences ....more

A charity that is supporting adults with disabilities across various parts of the Midlands - the grant will fund training and mentoring to improve communications (marketing; reaching new audiences and website development) and strategic planning.

towards three years' continuation funding of 'Growing Opportunities', a horticultural therapy and training for disabled and disadvantaged people in a deprived area of Birmingham