Projects

Helping Refugees and non-EU migrants in Kent to meet their community and settle into the UK through language support and community activities

Groundwork Greater Manchester will work with a number of partners to create green social prescribing activities which tackle and prevent mental ill health, whilst making the most of the natural environment.

The aim of COMPASS is to offer a flexible, person-centred approach to supporting young people who are NEET

This projects will connect local communities with the River Irk, allowing more people to access and enjoying the water environment.

The project aims to deliver a range of activities which improve the health and well-being of people of all ages, whilst connecting them to nature

This unique project is about involving local people to develop safer and healthier access to outdoor spaces for expectant parents and families with children

The Tyne Estuary Partnership is invested in the long-term environmental and economic enhancement of the estuary; this strategic, partnership is making a meaningful and sustainable impact on the River Tyne

High quality, well design and maintained Green Infrastructure is among the most widely applicable, economically viable and effective tools to combat these impacts.

Working with local stakeholders to co-design and test elements of the Environmental Land Management (ELM) scheme.