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By Easington Lane Community Access Point
To assist in the health and wellbeing of our Tiny Tots we seek to provide an outdoor climbing frame which will help them both learn and remain active.
We seek to see the installation of an outdor playing and climbing frame in the form of a ship (a brig) and also a time out trail. These two pieces of equipment will be installed in our Tiny Tots garden which provides a safe and secure environment in which our Tiny Tots can play. Access during Tiny Tots sessions is only available through the Tiny Tots Room so ensuring the security and safeguarding of our Tiny Tots is manitained. The Brig and the Trim Trail will complement the swing, the gazebo and the sit on rides already installed in the garden. These two additional pieces of equipment will complement the current provision and increase the opportunity for our outdoor play and exercise.
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Why it's a great idea:
ELCAP host 8 Tiny Tot sessions a week (one of them is ran by Hetton Buddies) and understand the importance of active play time but finding ways of creative and imaginative play is often hard. The provision of a dedicated climbing frame in the garden will enhace and promote further development in our youngest of service users. n outdoor This facility will see an improvement in the child's well-being as well as supporting the child's ability to identify and manage risk. All this play will not only widen our offer of both indoor and outdoior activities but willlead to the children better regulating their emotions, leading to higher attainment and happier children.
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How will the money be spent?Total £21,169
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VolunteerELCAP is a one stop shop Community Hub for not only Easington Lane but the whole of the Hetton Ward and even for the Coalfield area of Sunderland. ELCAP seeks to provide the opportunity for events, activites and initiatives for those from birth to the elderly. We seek to be as inclusive as possible and to support this we will host/support targeted groups such as Tiny Tots, Hetton Buddies and also the Disabled Club.
ELCAP is an independently managed charity with two community buildings, six mini buses and extensive grounds based in Easington Lane.
Our main building includes a purpose bulot crech with indoor and outdoor facilitiues, snooker room, computer room, charity shop, heritage museum and training rooms.
The Hall can accommodate up to 150 people and it has a commercial standard kitchen and annexe which can be used as a break out room.
The grounds include an outdoor green gym, comprising six pieces of cardiop vascular equipment, a memorial gardena and the community garden which inclides a 40ft heated polytunnel and 17 raised beds.
Our fleet of six minibuses includes three which are adapted for wheelchair users and those with limited mobility and in total can carry 93 passengers at any one time.
?ELCAP is happy and proud to work in conjunction with many local partners, ranging from Sunderland City Council, the Coalfield Area VCS Network, the Sunderland Voluntary Sector Alliance as well as many individual organisations to help plan and deliver services in the local area.
ELCAP also partners regionally through the likes of VONNE and the Coalfield Regeneration Trust in region wide inititatives, research and projects to help address regional issues such as deprivation and social isolation.
Project Owner: Easington Lane Community Access Point The Project Owner takes legal responsibility for receiving and spending the funds raised and ensuring the project is delivered.
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