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Caerleon JYFC’s ‘Level the Playing Field’ project will provide free, local winter football training on accessible astroturf pitches, reducing financial and travel barriers for families in hidden pockets of deprivation within our community. By keeping children active, connected, and proud of their community, we’ll promote wellbeing, inclusion, and sustainability, while reducing our carbon footprint and while combatting the cost of living impact for all our families living in and around Caerleon.
Equality and social inclusion are key areas of Newport Cricket Club's mission statement - although boys have easy access to Cricket, for Girls the opportunities are few and far between, as there is very little Cricket played in local Schools. The ‘Girls Just Want to Have Fun’ Cricket Programme will address the gender imbalance giving Girls an equal opportunity to play Cricket, creating a vibrant Girls Cricket section at the Club, giving Girls from across the City the opportunity to play Cricket.
We'll provide our Company and Team Programme experience for between 40-100 young people at 4 Newport schools. These unique programmes equip young people (including those with SEND) to develop entrepreneurial skills, build their financial capability and their readiness for the future world of work. In teams, they will set up and run real-life trading businesses, from market research to developing a business idea, marketing and selling their products to the public in person and online.
The Baxter Project is an award winning, trauma-informed, animal-assisted, early intervention that break down barriers for vulnerable young people. By combining trained practitioners with companion animals, we create safe spaces where young people can build trust, regulate emotions, and re-engage with learning. Our goal is to reduce exclusions, boost wellbeing, and equip children with the resilience and skills they need for brighter futures for themselves and their communities.
Insulated motorised blinds for ceiling lantern windows in ceiling of Cwtsh to drastically reduce heat loss. Electricity bills are currenly very high and difficult to sustain due to the current configuration of an old building which when built focused more on aesthetics than thermal efficiency. An energy survey recommended looking at heat loss, particularly of these lantern windows. before considering boiler replacement or secondary glazing of other windows.
Providing opportunities for unpaid Carers to come together for information, to learn new activities and socialise with other Carers.
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