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Newport Saracens is a club on the up. With success on the field and a warm welcome in the club house, our player and support base has seen rapid growth. To better accommodate visitors, along with the hope of offering more to those that need it, NSRFC is seeking funding support to improve access and light to the club house and Playing areas. Access is currently across uneven ground, which gets boggy over the winter. We wish to install a firm, flat base and path with better lighting.
Digital access is now essential for employment,education,healthcare, and community participation.However,many residents in Duffryn such as older residents,low-income households,people with disability face barriers including lack of devices, limited digital skills. Duffryn Digital Bridge will tackle digital exclusion by providing free digital skills workshops, free refurbished but quality devices, digital support sessions for older adults and low-income families, youth-led digital mentoring, access to online services (job search, benefits, health appointments). The project aligns with the No One Left Behind Duffryn 2026 vision by strengthening community resilience, inclusion, and opportunity
The project will facilitate a series of courses and workshops to support mental health, wellbeing, and develop confidence in Duffryn, Newport. Course and workshop subjects will focus on creative and outdoor activities, confidence building and wellbeing, through a health and wellbeing pathway. This could lead to volunteering, employment or further education opportunities. The project will aim to engage Duffryn residents who are not currently accessing learning opportunities.
Access to mental health support is a growing challenge in Newport and across Wales. Many people from minority communities face extra barriers when seeking help. From language and cultural differences to a lack of trust in mainstream services. At the same time, mental health services are under pressure, with workforce shortages and a lack of culturally competent practitioners. The Community Mental Health Support Bank (CMHSB) aims to address both issues simultaneously.
Providing healthy meals and positive activities for disadvantaged children and young people during the school holiday periods. Project is focused on supportive vulnerable and disadvnatged children in Newport whom otherwise would be negatively affected by holiday hunger and at risk of involvement with risky behaviours during the holiday periods.
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