## ## ## ## |Naomi|Rosling|02/07/2019|| |---|---|---|---| |Andrew|Chandler|06/OB/2019|| |Eric Shapland||12/11/2019|21/09/2021| |Hedley|Mayor|10/11/2020|| ## ## |he following|table summarises
our key activities t|o provide
a public be|nefit during this reporting
period:| |---|---|---|---| ||Purpose|Who is itfor|What did we achieve| |Allotment|To help improve
mental
health|Open to everyone|During most of2020-2021| ||and wellbeing,
loneliness
and||numbers
were limited to seven per| ||isolation; to encourage||session, with clear time slots, to| ||friendships
from varied social||ensure social distancing
in line| ||and ethnic backgrounds;
to offer||with Government
guidance.| ||gentle activity to those who||Attendees
were of all ages, but| ||need rehabilitation
following||approximately
three quarters| ||surgery, or receiving treatment.||women. Estimated attendances:| ||Sharing knowledge,
teaching||308,over 29sessions.| ||and encouraging
people to try||| ||Purpose||Who is itfor|Who is itfor|What did we achieve| |---|---|---|---|---|---| ||new and different
produce
by||||| ||offering fruit, vegetables
and||||| ||flowers produced
at the||||| ||allotment totake home.||||| |Book Club|To improve
wellbeing
through|a|Open to||Sessions were carried out remotely| ||creative outlet and social||everybody
from||each month from December 2020.| ||interaction
and bring people||18yrs and older.||Attendees
includes two carers and| ||together
remotely
during||||several who were extremely| ||lockdown.
Benefits are: boosts||||vulnerable
and/or
isolated| ||mood, it's stimulating
and fun,||||(shielding).
Approximately
40| ||people learn new things and can||||attendances
over 4sessions, all| ||make friends.||||women.| |Circles ofSix|Small socially distanced
groups||Smaller groups||These in person sessions were| ||to replace Picnics in the Park||were aimed at||limited due to Government
social| ||(see below) and support to||single people,||distancing
recommendations
and| ||those isolating for months,||carers, recently||requirements
and only operated| ||depressed
and lonely, and who||widowed.|A|during October - December 2020,| ||would possibly benefit from||majority|ofthe|when they were paused due to| ||such an activity to increase their||people are older||rising local infections (seeTea at| ||feelings ofwellbeing.||and living|alone.|2).Approximately
42 attendances| ||||||over 7sessions, mostly women.| |Lockdown|In the autumn
of2020 we||Available|to|The toolkit was widely promoted| |Toolkit|compiled
a list ofhelpful||everybody.||in and beyond our local| ||information
and ideas on how|to|||community
via our website and| ||overcome the challenges of||||social media.| ||lockdown,
including
suggested||||| ||activities, details oflocal food||||| ||and other suppliers
who deliver,||||| ||how toget help and details of||||| ||how best to help others.||||| |Mindfulness|To equip children
with skills to||Children|and|Following
on from our pilot at| |in schools|help them manage feelings and||young adults||Cranbrook
Primary School, we| ||difficulties
more effectively, thus||aged between 5—||funded
mindfulness
training for| ||improving
their wellbeing.
To||19years|old.|the member ofschool staff who| ||help improve the capacity to||||had been involved
in the pilot and| ||focus in school, and therefore||||her subsequent
completion
ofthe| ||improve access to education.||||Teach Paws bcourse. This has| ||Teachers learn the technique|to|||enabled
her to roll out the| ||help them manage stress and||||mindfulness
training to the whole| ||help the children
manage
their||||of KS2 in-house,
reaching some| ||own.||||270children. We now plan to offer| ||||||the same package as that which| ||||||was offered to Cranbrook
Primary| ||||||in two further schools (one| ||||||primary
and one secondary)
in our| ||||||area during 2021 - 2022.| ||Purpose|Who is it for||What did we achieve|| |---|---|---|---|---|---| |||||We plan in due course to offer|| |||||training
and support to all ofour|| |||||local schools who wish to develop|| |||||mindfulness.|| |Pick up the|WITW Jigsaw Library to provide|Open to||This project was only launched|in| |Pieces|enjoyable and rewarding|everybody,
with||March 2021.|| ||occupation
for people who are|local delivery or|||| ||isolated,
unwell or recuperating|collection of|||| ||from illness.|jigsaws.|||| |Picnics in|To support to those isolating for|Open to anyone||These in person sessions only|| |the Park|months,
depressed
and lonely,|who feels they||operated
during June-October|| ||and who would
possibly benefit|would benefit||2020when Government
social|| ||from such an activity to increase|from the activity.||distancing
recommendations
and|| ||their feelings ofwellbeing.|||requirements
were eased.|| |||||Approximately
120attendances|| |||||over 15sessions, mostly women.|| |Seasonal|To help people feel included,|Those who were||These initiatives
during Easter and|| |Gifts|valued and remembered
at an|in the greatest||Christmas
2020 were both during|| ||unprecedented
time ofsocial|need;these||lockdowns, to let some isolated|| ||isolation, felt hardest
by certain|included
single||members ofthe community
know|| ||members
ofour community.|parents families||they were not forgotten.
SO|| ||Gifts were donated.
Local|where there was||people reached over two|| ||primary
school children
made|a sick child in the||occasions.|| ||the cards, and thank you letters|household,
or|an||| ||and comments
from the|adult
living alone|||| ||recipients were fed back.|who might be|in||| |||economic / social|||| |||/ psychological|||| |||need.|||| |Tea at Two|Online groups to replace Circle|Aimed at single||Sessions were carried out remotely|| ||of Six(see above) during 2021|people, carers,||with support
provided
as required|| ||lockdown
and support|recently||to familiarise
attendees
with|| ||individuals
who were isolating|widowed.
A||online conferencing.
We ran three|| ||for months, depressed
and/or|majority ofthe||groups each week from early|| ||lonely, and who would
possibly|people are older||January 2021 until rnid-May 2021.|| ||benefit from such an activity to|and living alone.||Approximately
168attendances|| ||increase their feelings of|||over 30sessions, mostly women.|| ||wellbeing.||||| |Wellbeing|To provide access to regular,|Open to||In order to make this possible
in|| |Walks|low impact physical
activity to|everybody.
There||accordance
with Government|| ||all local residents
in a social and|is a range of||guidance,
we put in place several|| ||safe environment.
Walks are|physical||new control measures
including|a| ||accessible to people with limited|fitness/ability|and|booking system, adapted
routes|| ||mobility or pre-existing
medical|motivation tojoin||for social distancing
and dispersed|| ||conditions
/ injuries.|the walks. For||start locations to avoid the centre|| |||this, the||oftown.
We also had to recruit|| ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## |project Costs|||||| |---|---|---|---|---|---| |Allotment|||(205)||(205)| |Drop in Costs|||(100)||(100)| |Group of|Six||(112)||(112)| |Juice|||(1,600)||(1,600)| ||||(2,017)||(2,017)| |Net Profit from Projects|||238||238| |Total Net Income|||5,772|2,395|8,167| |Costs|||||| |Coordinator/Administrators||||(1,536)|(1,536)| |Insurance|||(274)||(274)| |G mail|||(178)||(178)| |Printing||||(186)|(186)| |Adverts||||(300)|(300)| |Venue hire||etc||(143)|(143)| |Training/|Resources|||(130)|(130)| |Safeguarding|||(639)||(639)| |Phone|||(50)||(50)| |Website Costs|||(29)||(29)| |Sundry|||(387)||(387)| ||||(1,557)|(2,295)|(3,852)| |Net surplus for the||period 24June 2020to31March 21|4,215|100|4,315| |Wellbeing
in The|Weald||||| |Balance Sheet|||||| |As at 31March 2021|||||| ||||Unrestricted|Restricted|Total| ||||6|E|6| |Funds Transferred||(see note 1)|6,808|8,311|15,119| |Net surplus for the||period 24 June 2020to 31March 21|4,215|100|4,315| |Total Reserves|||11,023|8,411|19,434| |Represented
by:|||||| ||||||6| |Cash at Bank|||||19,409| |Petty Cash|||||25| ||||||19,434|