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FIVE WAYS TO WELL-BEING – SMALL GRANTS
1. Title: FIVE WAYS TO WELL-BEING – SMALL GRANTS2. Awarding Authority: Derbyshire Dales CVS, on behalf of Derbyshire County Council, Public Health, Derbyshire Police and Crime Commissioner, GB Tel: 01629 812154. Email: enquiries@ddcvs.org.uk. Web: 3. Contract type: Service contract4. Description: Here are two local grants available in the specified location.The Awarding Authority continue to administer a small grants scheme on behalf of Derbyshire County Council, Public Health. This scheme is about increasing the understanding of the ‘Five Ways to Well-being’ by people in the Derbyshire Dales who are at a higher risk of developing mental ill health.The ‘Five Ways to Well-being’ are a recommended set of evidence-based public health messages which are aimed at improving the mental health and well-being of the population. These ‘Five Ways’ are: – Connect; Be Active; Take Notice; Keep Learning and Give.There are guidelines to the small grants scheme which explain each of the Five Ways to Well-being more fully and how a project might include or address them, as well as an application form.If you would like a copy please contact the awarding authority.5. CPV Code(s): 85320000, 98133100, 98133000, 98000000, 983300006. NUTS code(s): UKF, UKF1, UKF137. Main site or location of works, main place of delivery or main place of performance: Derbyshire Dales8. Reference attributed by awarding authority: Not provided.9. Estimated value of requirement: small grants (up to £1,000)10. The next closing date for applications is 31.3.2021.11. Address to which they must be sent: For further information on the above contract please visit Web : 12. Other information: It’s also been agreed that Derbyshire Dales CVS can continue to administer the small grants (up to £1,000) for the Derbyshire Police and Crime Commissioner Vulnerability Fund. They will be able to do this up until July 2021. Please contact Jonathan or Sarah for more information, and keep a look out for a talk from the PCC team, which they hope to organises on Zoom before the end of April.The PCC Vulnerability Fund would be suitable for a community group planning something that will help communities to develop practical solutions to the problems occurring in their area. This might be anti-social behaviour or crime, or it might be support for a neighbourhood or community.Email to the awarding authority for an application form/guidanceFor more information, Please visit the website: TKR-2021312-EX-1573298# funding opportunity
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