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Hartcliffe and Withywood Community Partnership (HWCP) is a community led organisation, representing and working on behalf of a community on the Southern edge of Bristol.

Our vision is for all residents in the communities we serve to have an equal chance to lead successful, healthy and happy lives. We are a registered charity and company limited by guarantee.

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We offer a range of services that support and make a real difference to our community. We can help with everything from community transport to grants, family law and health.

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Hartcliffe and Withywood Community Partnership

6 hours ago

Exciting Announcement!! Heart of BS13 and Windmill Hill City Farm are joining forces and creating a new venture that will build Hartcliffe City Farm into a thriving hub of community activity. To find out more visit our website:heartofbs13.org.uk/hartcliffe-city-farm/ ...

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Hartcliffe and Withywood Community Partnership

2 days ago

Timeline PhotosTell us what you think about the proposed development at Hengrove Bookends.🏢 Building 1: office use with ground floor retail/community use 🏘️ Building 2: 53 apartments with ground floor retail/community space 🌳 New landscaping🚴 Cycle lane🚗 ParkingConsultation closes 4 April. orlo.uk/UjpeG ...

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Hartcliffe and Withywood Community Partnership

3 days ago

Bristol Council will receive £1.8m from the DfE under the Holiday Activity Fund for this year. The fund is for children and young people who are eligible for free school meals, and covers Easter, Summer and Christmas holidays. The purpose is to provide holiday activities and food. We are working to make sure that it also covers the three half terms as we think there is enough money to do this. As the money is from the DfE it has gone to the education part of the council. However, Playful Bristol, Feeding Bristol, Fareshare, BAND and the local authority are working closely together to make sure that the funding comes out to the voluntary and community sector who know how to reach the youngsters most in need. As the Easter holidays start in a few weeks time, we are moving fast on plans for the Easter holidays with a bit more time in hand to plan for the remaining school holidays of the year. £250k has been allocated to the Easter holidays. Over the last two years, Feeding Bristol has raised funding that the play sector has then used to get food out to youngsters. We have focused on the play sector as it is not as well funded as the youth sector. This year, however, there is substantially more funding, and the age-range eligibility is higher. The local authority has agreed that they can grant fund organisations and remove the need for an application process because of the collaborative work across Playful Bristol and the youth sector. We are looking at funding - • If you are running sessions over Easter which already have funding, there is an additional £150 per session available to enable you to collect and distribute food or receive food you can cook. For example, we will be running some play sessions at Easter which are already funded by the Lottery. The extra £150 will enable us to collect and distribute food at those sessions. • If you have capacity to run an extra play or youth session (obviously within the current Covid guidelines) then there is £450 available per session. • If you have access to a van/minibus and could do mobile drop-off points of food and activity packs please also let us know this. Please could you let me know by 5pm on Wednesday 10 March, for the Easter holidays - • Are you running already funded sessions at which you could distribute food - in which case how many, where and when?• Do you have capacity to run additional sessions at which you could distribute food - in which case how many, where and when?• You can't be involved this Easter but would like to be involved in future holidays?You will need to be confident that the majority of youngsters will be eligible for free school meals. Playful Bristol will then put together a proposal to the local authority who will then grant fund your organisation directly. The Council are signing off the proposal at Cabinet on Monday 9th March. We hope we can fund all the requests. If not, the decisions will be based on levels of need in the area alongside levels of provision. If you have any questions, please phone Kirsty on 07814 224931 or Rachel on 07771 958675 or email rrobinson@lpw.org.uk or kirsty@spsplay.org ...

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