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Community Asset Development Wave 3 Funding

Community Asset Development Wave 3 Funding

A fundamental aspect of the Mental Health Transformation Strategy for Lincolnshire is to support people to live independently in their own homes and communities.

Providing access to a range of activities and services within the community that promotes outcomes which, in turn, support recovery and good mental health, would contribute to generally improved health, wellbeing, independence, and choice for people with a mental illness, including serious mental illness. This involves working alongside people with lived experience and partner agencies to ensure unbiased access to community support services across the County and developing Community Assets to provide a wide range of activities and services for Social Prescribers to tap into.

Community Asset Development funding has seen the implementation of Wave 1 and 2 in Lincolnshire. Wave one of the funding saw a total of 21 applications with 19 going forward to deliver projects across Lincoln, Gainsborough, Boston and Grantham. Wave two was opened across 9 Primary care network areas: Trent, Imp, Apex/ Marina, East Lindsey, First Coastal, SOLAS, Boston, K2 Grantham and Four Counties. The fund saw a total of 106 applications with 35 successful organisations being granted funding to begin projects between September 2021 and March 2022.

Following the success of Wave 1 and 2 of the funding, Wave 3 was launched in 2022. The funding was opened to a further four Primary Care Network areas: K2 Healthcare Sleaford, South Lincoln Healthcare, South Lincs and Rural and Spalding. The funding was an investment of £170,000 and saw 18 applications with 13 successful projects.

Details of these projects along with organisation contact details can be found below, if you have any queries, please do not hesitate to contact the organisation directly or us here at Shine. Over the coming weeks, we will be posting details of all the funded organisations on our website and across our social media accounts.

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