annual report 12 - north bank forum

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ANNUAL REPORT

2012/2013

A voice

A meeting place

A forum for action

A source of information

For voluntary organisations in the Humber Sub-Region

nbf Annual Report 2012/2013

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Contents Page

Our Funders 2

nbf by numbers 3

Our Trustees 4

Chair’s Report 5

Chief Officer’s Report 7

Deputy Chief Officer’s Report 8

Virtual Riders 12

The Partnership Co-ordinators 13

North Yorkshire LINk 15

York LINk 16

Sector Support and Development (Hull) 17

The Difference Engine 19

Membership at March 31st 2012 21


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Our Funders:


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North Bank Forum:

518

members

33,154 visitors to the

website

1,011 items of local

news and events

98,911 web page views

128

e-bulletins

259 items of

national news

156 funding

opportunities

134 consultations


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North Bank Forum Trustees

Chair John Meakin Challenging Dependency The Board Mike Tennison Motorvation Hull and East Riding Ltd

deceased 9th December 2012

Tish Lamb Cornerhouse John Illingworth Goodwin Development Trust Steve Alltoft Probe (Hull) Ltd Andy Crossland Humber Learning Consortium (HLC) Rick Keightley Community Economic Regeneration Team

(CERT) Libby Goodacre Groundwork in Hull to July 2012 Kathryn Sowerby Groundwork in Hull co-opted March 2013

It was with the deepest sorrow that we learned of the death of one of our Trustees, Mike Tennison, on 9th December 2012. In addition to his tireless work for Motorvation and the Spinal Injury Association, Mike has been a much valued and respected member of the NBF family since he joined the Board in the year ending March 2000. We miss his unfailing support, his insight, and his gentle humour, and our heartfelt sympathies go out to his wife Liz, and all his family and friends.


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Chair’s Report

I am pleased to say that despite entering the year with some trepidation due to the continuing financial pressures that we all are experiencing, NBF has not only survived but has seen growth into some new geographical areas, notably Calderdale and North East Lincolnshire. NBF has always had a strong ethos of partnership working (with its long tradition of Partnership Co-ordinators) and this year saw a joint initiative, the Difference Engine, to help our sector not only to survive but to try and prosper in this new world of austerity. We must see these difficult times as presenting an opportunity to our sector to consider different ways of doing things, working with new partners or sharing resources. To this end NBF has been, and will continue to be, proactive and innovative. This project is the result of a consortium tender to the BIG Transforming Local Infrastructure Fund and will run for eighteen months, having commenced on 30

th March 2012.

Returning to the NBF team, over the past year we have unfortunately said goodbye to a large number of staff: Annie Thompson (York LINk) Lee James (IT Officer) In October, as the Virtual Riders team became independent of NBF: Chris Smith Steve Owst Glen Greenwood In November the Partnership Co-ordinators: Julie Hastings Adrian Barnes-White Barbara Dalby


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And in December: Richard Stoakes (Finance Officer) Pippa Robson (Sector Support) David Stone (Sector Support) And finally in March 2013 the York LINk: Carol Pack Helen Patching Barbara Hilton As the year ended, however, new ventures started up and recruitment began again for Sector Support Calderdale and Healthwatch North East Lincolnshire. Funded by the National Offender Management Service (NOMS) we have been able to welcome back Pippa Robson who will be working on the Hull and Humber Pathways Partnership, preparing the sector for the transformation of offender management (Probation Services) as well delivering bid writing and fundraising training to VCS groups and organisations funded through Hull City Council. I would like to thank all these staff past and present for their contribution to both NBF and the wider voluntary and community sector across Yorkshire and North East Lincolnshire. A thank you also goes to my colleagues on the board for their support and to all the member organisations who continue to support and value NBF. John G Meakin Chair


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Chief Officer’s Report

The year to March 2013 saw some of NBF’s longstanding activity through the work of Lottery funded Partnership Co-ordinators and the Local Involvement Networks in York and North Yorkshire draw to a close. Our thanks and best wishes go to all those staff team members who worked on them over the last five years. At the same time, new contracted activity with local Healthwatch in both North Yorkshire and North East Lincolnshire and for Sector Support and Development in Calderdale was poised to begin. NBF’s Trustees and staff were also saddened by the death of Mike Tennison from Motorvation, whose able representation on the Board over many years will be missed. Work with our strong consortium of eight partner organisations in Hull on Cabinet Office’s Transforming Local Infrastructure fund, overseen by BIG, delivered creative and innovating thinking on the way future infrastructure support services are available to the VCS frontline. This impetus will be carried forward in the 2013/14 period, when combined austerity measures and welfare reform continue to pose deepening challenges for our members. The range and breadth of NBF’s effective activities and the information flows and networks that underpin them are well demonstrated throughout this report. Work streams undertaken in the year covered by this Annual Report see the overall organisation in a financially healthy state which, with a strong Trustee body and staff team, leaves NBF well positioned into the coming year and beyond. As ever, NBF’s talented staff team are sincerely thanked for their continuing contribution and commitment to the organisation’s work. Kath Jones Chief Officer


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Deputy Chief Officer’s Report

Finance Over the last financial year NBF has attracted funding from seven sources resulting in incoming resources of £716,650. Projects NBF has hosted the following projects:

The Partnership Co-ordinator Project funded by the Big Lottery;

The Virtual Riders ICT Project funded by the Big Lottery;

The North Yorkshire Local Involvement Network funded by North Yorkshire County Council;

The City of York Local Involvement Network funded by the City of York Council;

VCS Sector Support and Development funded by Hull City Council;

Safeguarding Support for the VCS funded by Hull City Council;

The Difference Engine funded by Cabinet Office through the Big Lottery.

Central Services activity has been funded by NHS Hull. Administration NBF continuously reviews its administrative policies and procedures in order to maintain our Investors in People award and our Customer First award. We continue to be Positive About Disabled People and display its symbol with pride. We are proactive in supporting both the Mindful Employer and the Fundraising Standards Board ethos and protocols. During the year NBF has employed a staff team of twenty-five divided between Alfred Gelder Street in the centre of Hull and Holgate Villa in the centre of York.


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Central Services The Central Services Team during 2012/2013 comprised: Kath Jones Chief Officer Helen Schofield Operations Manager Ali Lovelock ICT Co-ordinator Lee James ICT Officer (until June 2012) Richard Stoakes Finance Officer (until December 2012) Central Services is a team of core staff whose efforts underpin the activities of NBF and the projects that we host. The following services are provided: ● strategic and business planning; ● funding bids and project support; ● financial and administrative systems; ● trustee support; ● information exchange infrastructure; ● websites, e-bulletins and newsletters; ● personnel, health and safety, premises and event management; ● membership liaison and support; ● meeting facilitation and support. Future Developments Amongst the future developments of the organisation are the following projects:

NBF will be the Infrastructure Support provider in Calderdale from April 2013, where we will be using and expanding upon the highly successful model we used in Hull of delivering support to the voluntary, community and not for profit sector;


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Delivering a NOMS (National Offender Management Service) project to prepare the sector for the transformation of offender management;

Delivering Healthwatch, the new national public and patient involvement initiative, in North Yorkshire and North East Lincolnshire;

Extending our work to support the VCS with safeguarding;

Building on existing work with volunteers through both Healthwatch contracts and Calderdale;

Delivering bid writing and fundraising training to VCS groups and organisations funded through Hull City Council alongside organising and hosting a funding fair.

We will continue to promote and enhance our public map tool and we will be using this to map the sector across Calderdale. Although this has been a challenging year and we have had some effective and worthwhile activities coming to an end as well as having to say goodbye to several valued staff members, we will continue to deliver a quality service for our members through the development of the above activities. Helen Schofield Deputy Chief Officer


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Virtual Riders www.virtualriders.net 0845 337 2949 Chris Smith Virtual Riders Manager Steve Owst ICT Technician, North Bank Glen Greenwood ICT Technician, South Bank Laura Capes Admin Officer From April to October 2012, when the project’s Big Lottery funding ceased, the team provided a range of support including over 500 site visits, over 1,500 phone calls each lasting from 1 to 30 minutes, and responses to over 750 emails. Website development and support continued to be an important part of the Virtual Riders portfolio, hosting 154 websites and looking after 170 domains. A training package was delivered across 23 sessions to 60 individuals, taking it well beyond its original target. Additionally, it already has a further 20 scheduled training courses taking place over the next year. After some considerable research and evaluation across the past year, with some help from the Big Lottery Supporting Change funding, the team identified and developed a portfolio of charged services to offer to clients. Virtual Riders has now been set up as a not-for-profit structure in the form of a company limited by guarantee (CLG) to deliver these services. It aims to continue working with many of the organisations in the voluntary sector to improve capacity in the effective use of IT. The Company was registered at Companies House on 26

th June 2012,

and Virtual Riders moved into a Community hub, alongside some of its clients, in November 2012.

http://www.virtualriders.net/


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The Partnership Co-ordinator Project Adrian Barnes-White Partnership Co-ordinator, Learning Disabilities; Wendy Bennett Partnership Co-ordinator, Health and Wellbeing; Barbara Dalby Partnership Co-ordinator, Physical and Sensory Impairment; Julie Hastings Partnership Co-ordinator, Mental Health. This project, funded by the National Lottery, came to an end in November 2012 after five years. The aim of the project was to build stronger links between statutory bodies and the VCS focussing on the health and social care agenda. The staff team produced some outstanding results over the lifetime of the project some of which are outlined below:

Membership of 116 statutory boards, committees and sub groups;

Membership of 68 VCS steering groups and forums;

Information disseminated to 590 organisations;

One to one support provided to 123 individual groups and

statutory partners;

Support provided to 36 partnerships;

Hosted 23 themed events including Welfare Reform, Getting

Safeguarding Right, Introducing Alcohol Pathways, Specialist

Employment Support and a Personalisation Conference;

Facilitated a number of local and national consultations including

Equalities and Human Rights, Human Rights Commission Right

to Independence and Welfare Reform.


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Key Achievements There have been a plethora of achievements and outcomes both expected and unexpected throughout the life of this project and it has been difficult to pick only a few to highlight, so below is an example of one key achievement from each of the Partnership Coordinator specialisms: Learning Disabilities Brokering partnerships for the Hate Crime Network through the Hull Learning Disability Partnership Board. Health and Wellbeing Work undertaken in relation to safeguarding, creating a stronger link between the Local Authority and the VCS. Physical and Sensory Impairment The development of a network of disabled people, and organisations who support disabled people (physical and sensory impairment) and providing those involved with a voice in a number of arenas. This group, Partnership in Enablement, continues to meet and work together with support from North Bank Forum. Mental Health Supporting the development of the Patient Passport for Vulnerable People.


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North Yorkshire LINk Sarah Harrison Partnership Co-ordinator Jen Lewis Project Support Worker

North Yorkshire LINk has accomplished some great work in the districts and has helped inform local people, communities and other interested parties about health and social care in their area. It has run successful public meetings regarding the merger of York NHS Teaching Foundation Trust and Scarborough Hospital and how that may affect local people. It also organised information and engagement events on subjects including Dementia, Mental Health, Emotional Wellbeing for Young People and Health and Wellbeing which gave local people and communities the opportunity to find out where they could go for information, advice and support in their district. The LINk has also had involvement from different local communities such as Gypsies and Travellers, young people and the Chinese communities. Volunteers got involved in local markets, charity events and craft fairs to promote the LINk, by giving out information and signposting people to different services. One of their main successes was information gathering from local people and communities about the services they used. The team would like to thank everyone involved and hope you will join them in Healthwatch North Yorkshire!


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York LINk Annie Thompson Partnership Co-ordinator Carol Pack Information and Engagement Helen Patching and Barbara Hilton (job share) Project and Volunteer Development York LINk has:

• Empowered and trained volunteers;

• Raised awareness nationally and in the EU of issues about the

supply and availability of prescription drugs;

• Provided information and support for patients in need of spinal

injections for the relief of back pain;

• Brought organisations together to set up the North Yorkshire and

York Neurological Alliance;

• Funded and publicised the York Young Carers Card;

• Helped organisations make written material more easily

understandable;

• Designed and produced a Health Passport for people with

neurological conditions;

• Organised training on neurological conditions for home care

workers;

• Consulted members of the public at awareness and engagement

events;

• Provided regular health and social care updates to over 800

individual members, and over 380 local groups and organisations;

• Contributed to the City of York’s Joint Strategic Needs

Assessment and Health and Wellbeing strategy;

• Helped to raise awareness of GP patient participation groups.


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Sector Support and Development (Hull) David Stone Partnership Co-ordinator Pippa Robson Partnership Co-ordinator

Julie Smith Programme Support

Claire Hancock Research Assistant

(from April 2011)

The SSD programme was commissioned by Hull City Council, and ran from January 2010 to December 31

st 2012. The programme offered

comprehensive support to VCS groups and organisations across the city – including advice on start-ups, governance, funding, partnerships, safeguarding and monitoring and evaluation. April 2012 to January 2013 This period involved supporting the set-up of three new charities (helping veterans, ex-offenders and adult learners). Funding advice and SSD’s ‘critical friend’ service resulted in successful applications to two Community First panels, an Inspired Facilities grant worth £50,000 for Kingston Amateur Boxing Club and a Reaching Communities grant of £110,000 for Home-Start Hull. The team delivered workshops for a youth-focused organisation that needed help with business plan development, and a partnership of community sports groups that wanted to take on an asset. SSD also worked with the Council’s Sports Development team to carry out health checks with groups operating in schools across the city, and to conduct a consultation on inclusive sport. In addition, our work as Panel Partner for the Newland Community First panel continued. End of project summary

181 of organisations worked with (on a one-to-one basis). Approximately twice this number of organisations also received support via email or phone, from one-off pieces of advice (for example where to get CRB checks) and links to useful websites, to signposts and information about toolkits and resources.


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9 partnerships facilitated or provided with ongoing support. From the outset of the programme, the SSD team were involved in bringing together partnerships to bid for specific funds or contracts. This was a learning element of the programme – few other infrastructure organisations were working pro-actively in this area at the time.

36 Bidwriting training courses (attended by 116 organisations). The Bidwriter courses were an integral part of SSD, and led to a 2013 contract with Hull City Council to provide grants courses. Successful grant applications made by organisations attending the training were in excess of £500,000.

41 workshops/networking events (attended by 259 organisations). Events included a VCS launch for the Hull Data Observatory, pre-commissioning workshops for Hull City Council, tender support workshops and area-based networking sessions.


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The Difference Engine The Difference Engine is a consortium of infrastructure organisations

working in Hull, led by nbf. The other partners are:

Humber Learning Consortium (HLC)

Goodwin Development Trust

Community Economic Regeneration Team (CERT)

University of Hull Business School

Hull and East Yorkshire Community Foundation

Northern Refugee Centre

Humber Sports Partnership.

In delivering Hull’s Transforming Local Infrastructure Programme the Difference Engine Partnership made a conscious decision to use the funding to develop different, creative ways of working which will lead to improved long term outcomes for both themselves and the wider voluntary and community sector. They resisted the temptation to continue to deliver what they had always delivered, recognising that this was an opportunity to challenge themselves and each other. It recognised that there was no ‘quick fix’ or ‘one size’ fits all approach and that the Sector needed to work better with itself and others. From the outset the Partnership has shown a collective commitment to taking risks in order to achieve sustainability. It has demonstrated the value of partnership, collaboration and shared decision making and provides a framework for continued development and improvement in the future. Through its work the partnership has developed a greater understanding of the sector it supports in terms of its purchasing power, its decision making around back office service providers, its ability to pay for services in the future


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and its position in terms of social investment. This work will directly influence how they engage individually and collectively in the next stage of our work.

The team believe that their learning from TLI will enable them to articulate a much stronger, more coherent and business-like offer to potential partners such as the Local Enterprise Partnership, the Local Authority and emerging health and social care bodies. They have emphasised the need to deliver quality services which can demonstrate value for money as well as better evidencing outcomes. They have challenged themselves by applying business models to traditional voluntary sector activity and have come to a shared understanding around charging models to ensure that cost accurately reflects the organisational outlay, recognising that the sector operates in a climate of increased competition. The conclusion has been that there is still a need for some form of infrastructure support for the voluntary and community sector and that front line organisations will need advice, support and guidance to continue to provide and develop the services they deliver. The impact will be in how they share learning and continue a partnership approach to engagement with groups and organisations.

Jason Stamp Project Manager The Difference Engine


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NBF Member organisations as at 31st

March 2013

3SC 50 Plus Social Club ABL Health Abstain Abusua Group Achieve Potentials AddVis Services Ltd Adult Community Education in Hull AFC Tickton Africa Forum After Adoption Yorkshire Age Concern - East Riding of Yorkshire Age UK Hull Alcohol and Drug Service Alcohol Project Aldris Hormone and Allergy Support Group Alternative Aquatics Alzheimer's Society, Hull and East Riding Anlaby Park Townswomen's Guild Apus Productions ARC ARKH Artlink Centre for Community Arts Autism Plus Avenue Badminton Club Avenues Open Gardens Balfour Community Association Barbara Cobbold Coaching Services Barnardo's 348 Service Barnardo’s DSI Service Best Hope CIC Beverley and District Civic Society Beverley and East Riding Lawn Tennis Club Beverley Barge Preservation Society Beverley Chamber Choir


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Beverley Community Lift Beverley Cornerstone Beverley Garland Dancers Beverley Lions Club Beverley Wine Society Bilton Grange Painting and Drawing Group Bilton Village Hall and Memorial Playing Field Black and Minority Ethnic Environmental Network (BAMEEN) Black Dragon Jujitsu Club Bodmin Road Church Boothferry Road Community Project Boston Mayflower Boys Brigade Hull and East Yorkshire Battalion Bransholme Chair Exercise Group Bransholme Community Art Enterprise Ltd Bransholme Enterprises Bransholme Urban Ramblers Bricknell Children's Centre Bridges Hull Bridlington and Driffield Mencap and Gateway Society Bridlington Community Resource Centre Ltd Bridlington Sports and Community Bridlington Visually Impaired Club British Polio Fellowship British Red Cross Society - youth and schools service British Retinitis Pigmentosa Society (Hull) BTCV Bude Park Children's Centre CareForward Carers Centre Hull Carers Federation / ICAS Carnegie Heritage Centre Ltd CASE Caseworks Cash for Kids Castle Park Nursing Home Catch 22 - Hull Young People's Floating Support Service


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CatZero Ltd Centre 88 CERT Cherry Tree Community Association Chevrons Netball Club (Seniors) CHIEF Support Groupdads Child Dynamix Children and Family Action Choices - Service User Involvement Choices and Rights Disability Coalition Christ Church Bridlington Church on the Way City Health Care Partnership City of Hull Amateur Boxing Club City of Hull and Humber Environment Forum City of Hull Sport and Community Group C.I.C. Citysafe - Domestic Violence Services Classical Association (Hull and District branch) Club House Community Centre CMA Newland (Community Money Advice) Community Action and Support in Hull (CAASH) Community Integration Network Ltd Compass Compass Psychosocial Service Co-operative Womens Guild Cornerhouse (Yorkshire) Costello Football Club Cottingham Cricket Club Cottingham Live Acoustic Music Club Cottingham Road Church Badminton Group Council for Dependency Problems (CDP) Craft and Good Company Crisis Pregnancy Centre CRUSE Bereavement Care Dads Against Drugs David Whitfield International Appreciation Society Delta


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Densholme Community Care Farm Derringham Bank Methodist Church Art Group Derringham Bank Methodist Church Scrabble Group Derringham Bank Methodist Church Women's Fellowship Developing Our Communities (DOC) Development Education Centre (Hull) Disability Sports Domus Healthcare East Riding Ltd Doorstep of Hull Dove House Hospice Downright Special Network Driffield and District Access Group Dukeries Area Residents' Association East Hull Amateur Boxing Club East Hull Community Transport East Riding Carers Support East Riding County FA East Riding of Yorkshire and Kingston upon Hull local access forum East Riding of Yorkshire Council East Riding Physiotherapy Ltd East Riding Quillers East Riding Safeguarding Adults Board East Riding Voluntary Action Services (ERVAS) East Riding Young Carers (Action for Children) East Yorkshire Citizens Advice Bureau East Yorkshire Citizens Advice Bureau (Bridlington) East Yorkshire Embroidery Society aka EYES East Yorkshire Flydressers Guild East Yorkshire Housing Association Ltd East Yorkshire Local History Society East Yorkshire Rifle Association East Yorkshire Rigs Group Echoes Foundation Edinburgh Street Community Association Emmaus Hull Encompass Development Group Ltd Endike Community Care


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Environmental and Management Solutions Ltd ERVAS ERYC - Benefit and Money Advice Service Estcourt Primary School Children's Centre Family Assessment Support Unit (FASU) Family Links FiND FiND3 Fitness to Music Focal Image Freddie's Friends Freedom Centre Freedom Road Creative Arts Friday Club Friends of Ainthorpe Friends of Bude Park Friends of Dyslexia Institute Friends of the Brynmor Jones Library Friends of the Ferens Art Gallery Friendship at Home Galilean Trust Garden Village Society Genesis Pre-School (Hull) Trust Georgian Society for East Yorkshire Gillshill Pelican Pre-School Girls Brigade Goodwin Development Trust Goole Area Access and Disability Group Goole Community Transport (Goole GoFar) Goole YMCA Green Ginger Garland Green Team Greener Neighbourhoods Hull Groundwork in Hull Guide Dogs for the Blind Association Halliwick Association of Swimming Therapy (Halliwick ASTRA 5) Happy Families Holiday Group


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Haven Counselling Centre Haven Project Headway Hull and East Riding Healthwise Hull Hearty Lives Hull Heatwave Entertainment UK Hedon Youth Group Her Majesty's Prison Hull HERAC HERIB (Hull and East Riding Institute for the Blind) Hessle Federation of Schools Hessle Rangers FC Hessle Road Carnival and Pram Race Trust Hessle Road Network Hessle Sporting Club Hessle Tennis Club Hesslewood Care Centre Hesslewood Children's Trust HICA Care Homes Historical Association (Hull and East Riding) Holderness Raptor Rescue Holy Trinity and St Mary Relief in Need Charity Holy Trinity Parish Church Home-Start Home-Start (Hull) Home-Start North Lincolnshire Hot Gospel Community Choir House of Light Howden Civic Society Hull Access Improvement Group (HAIG) Hull Aid in Sickness Trust Hull Aikido Club Hull and District Anglers' Association Hull and District Cerebral Palsy Society Hull and District Diabetes Support Group Hull and District Philatelic Society Hull and District Society of Model and Experimental Engineers


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Hull and District Theological Society Hull and District Youth Rugby Leage Association Hull and East Riding Advanced Motorists Hull and East Riding Bird Rescue Hull and East Riding Breast Friends Hull and East Riding Charitable Trust Hull and East Riding Fibromyalgia Syndrome Support Group Hull and East Riding Humanist Group Hull and East Riding Interfaith (HERI) Hull and East Riding New Stitchers Hull and East Yorks Centre for the Deaf Inc. Hull and East Yorkshire Branch of the Campaign for Real Ale Hull and East Yorkshire Chinese School Hull and East Yorkshire Community Foundation Ltd Hull and East Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust: Macmillan Survivorship Programme Hull and East Yorkshire Mind Hull and East Yorkshire National Childbirth Trust Hull and East Yorkshire Rethink Carers Service Hull Art Hull Bach Choir Hull Badminton Centre Hull Boys Club Hull Boys Sunday Football League Hull Braves Guild for the Disabled Hull Budgerigar Society Hull Chamber Music Society Hull Children's Adventure Society Hull Churches Home From Hospital Service Hull Churches Housing Association Hull Cinema Group Hull City Council Hull City Council Sports Development Hull College Hull Community and Voluntary Services (CVS) Hull Community Green Gym Hull Community Legal Advice Centre


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Hull Community Theatre Hull Community Transport Ltd Hull Communuity Action Network (Hull CAN) Hull Compact Limited Hull Corn Trade Guild Hull Council of Disabled People Hull Cycle Speedway Club Hull Dante Alighieri Society Hull Dockers ARLFC Hull Ethnic Minorities Community Centre Hull Federation of Community Organisations Hull Foodbank Hull Friends of the Earth Hull Geological Society Hull HARP Hull High Fliers Trampoline Club Hull Hostel Forum (Independent Living Skills Project) Hull Ionians Coal Exporters Cricket Club Hull Ionians RUFC Hull Isberg A.R.L.F.C. Hull Kai Zan Hull Lighthouse Project Hull Literary and Philosophical Society Hull Male Voice Choir Hull Masters Swimming Club Hull Miniature Railway Society Hull Model Boat Club Hull Natural History Society Hull Paranormal Ghost Society Hull Philharmonic Society Hull Playgoers' Society Hull Rape Crisis and Sexual Abuse Service Hull RED Hull Reform Synagogue Hull Refugee Week Steering Group Hull Safeguarding Children Board Hull Savoyards Amateur Operatic Society


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Hull Serene Reflection Meditation Group Hull Sibling Support Service (Barnardo's) Hull Spanish and Latin-American Society Hull Sunday Football League Hull Tinnitus Self Help Group (HUSH) Hull Torch Fellowship Group Hull United Charities Hull Veterans Support Centre Hull Women's Aid Hull Women's Centre Hull Zanshin Karate Club Humber All Nations Alliance Humber Community Advice Services Ltd Humber Keel and Sloop Preservation Society Ltd Humber Learning Consortium (HLC) Humber NHS Foundation Trust Humber NHS Foundation Trust - REACH Project Humber Yawl Club Humbercare Ltd Humberside and Lincolnshire Orienteers (HALO) Humberside County Netball Association Humberside Fire and Rescue Service Humberside Hockey Association Humberside Hound Association Humberside Ileostomy Association Humberside Oesophageal Support Group igen - Future Pathways Independent Living North Lincolnshire Ings Ladies Group Inspire Communities International Dolphin Watch Intervolve Ltd Irene Sendler's Saturday Polish School J2R Jo Martin Cancer Care Trust Jobsteps Employment Services Ltd Joseph Boaz Charitable Trust


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Jubilee Church Hull Kelvin Street Neighbourhood Watch KEY Churches Together Key Fund Yorkshire Keys Project (Action for Children) Khedrubje Buddhist Centre Kids Yorkshire and the Humber Kingston Amateur Boxing Club Kingston Art Group Ltd Kingston Camcorder Club Kingston Junior Ice Hockey Club Kingston Kayak Club Kingston upon Hull Gateway Club Kingston upon Hull Shopmobility Ltd Kingston upon Hull Swimming Club Kingstown Radio Kingswood College of Arts Learning Centre Lee's Rest Houses LILAC Hull and East Riding Living Hope Christian Church Local Works Ltd Longhill Children's Centre Longhill Consortium Ltd Longhill Link-Up Trust Looking Good Feeling Good in North Hull Macular Disease Society -Hull Group Marfleet Children's Centre MAS Consultancy Maxi Fun Club Maxlife Youth Project McMillan Children's Centre and Nursery School Mencap Advocacy Service, Hull and East Yorkshire Mental Health Action Group Metropolitan Support Trust Millennium Harvest Church Mires Beck Nursery Motorvation Hull and East Riding Ltd


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Multiple Sclerosis Society Music Recital Club Myton Community College National Gulf Veterans and Families Association Neighbourhood Network Hull NetworkIdea New Bilton Grange Residents Association Next Step Next Step Project NHS East Riding of Yorkshire NHS Hull No Way Trust Ltd Noah's Ark Tots and Carers Group North Bransholme Sports Forum North East Lincolnshire Care Trust Plus North Eastern Railway Association North Humberside Riding Centre NSPCC Off the Road Productions One Hull of a Rainforest Oresome Gallery and Jewellery Workshop Our Celebration/York Mind Ozone - Riverside ECHG Padstow House Tenants Association Parenting Consultant Parkinson's UK (Hull branch) Parklands Neighbourhood Watch Parkstone Kids Club Parkstone Pre-School Penny Brohn Cancer Care Pensioners' Action Group East Riding (PAGER) Pet Respect Limited Petuaria Players Pickering and Newington Development Association Ltd Preston Road Community Association Preston Road Women's Centre Princes Road Neighbourhood Watch and Residents Association


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Prince's Trust Priory Enterprises Priory Mission Priory Parent and Toddler Group Priory Pop-In Probe (Hull) Ltd Professional Advocacy Support Service Ltd Quilling Guild Quintessential Health R and R (Restore and Resettle) Railway Correspondence and Travel Society Rainbow Garden Rascals Project Recycling Unlimited Relate Hull and East Yorkshire Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) Riverside Community Centre Riverside ECHG Royal Horticultural Society Yorkshire Royal National Institute of Blind People Royal National Lifeboat Institution - Hessle Branch Royal National Mission to Deep Sea Fishermen RSPB (Hull and District) Salvation Army Samaritans Sanctuary Housing Group Scrapstore (Hull Play Resource Centre) SEARCH (Social and Economic Action Resource of Churches) SEED Eating Disorder Support Services Silver Dreams Project Sir James Reckitt Charity Skills 4 Communities Skyline Dance Social Investment Business SOVA Speak Up For Yourself Group Special Olympics City of Hull


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Sportsability Limited St Albans Scout Group St Andrew's Chess Club St Andrews Community Association St John (Newland) Scout Group St John Ambulance St Mary's Beverley Church Lads and Church Girls Brigade St Mary's College Sports Development Company St Michael's Youth Project St Stephens Neighbourhood Centre STAR (Supporting Tenants and Residents Associations) Stiff Man Syndrome Stonham Stonham Teen Parents Strength to Change Stroke Association Surestart Rainbow Centre Survivors (Hull and East Riding) Sutton Leisure and Sports Sutton Park Residents Association Sutton Park Walking Group Sutton Village Gymnastics Club Swanswell Thornton Youth Development Project Three Sixteen North Hull Tickton Grove Neighbourhood Watch Together Women Project Tokui Karate Union Torch Trust for the Blind Travelextra Ltd Tribune Trust Unity in Community University of Hull JuJitsu Club University of the Third Age - Hull University of York URBAN (United Residents of Bransholme Area North) Victim Support


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Victim Support - Young Victims of Crime Victoria Dock Village Hall Community Association Victory Social Care Enterprise Voice Box Voices in Play Volcom Volyoume Walton Street Community and Leisure Association Warren We Hear you (W.H.Y.) WEA (Workers' Education Association) Wednesday Waders Lifesaving Club Wellington St Matthew's Scout Group Welton Wake and Ski Club West Hill Community Services Ltd West Hull Model Shipwrights West Hull Rugby League Football Club West Hull Women's Centre White Horse Ceilidh Band Wilberforce Netball Club William Sutton Trust Sports Association Willow North Hull Women's Centre Withernsea and District Disability Action Group Withernsea PAGER Wyke Area Residents (WAR) Neighbourhood Watch Wyke Scribes YASS Yorkshire Ltd Yorkshire Heroes Yorkshire Wildlife Trust Yorkshire Young Musicians YourBiz Y-us?

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