Economically deprived mothers face unique challenges when it comes to prioritising self care and healthy eating. Olayinka’s project provides practical and affordable strategies that economically deprived mothers can adopt to sustainably embed self-care and healthy eating into their lives.

Fraud increasingly affects young people. Counter Fraud Youth Education raises awareness among parents, children, and youth professionals about the increasing dangers of fraud and child financial exploitation, and provides them with resources to protect themselves.

Sweet Success: Cake Decoration for Empowerment aims to empower women by providing comprehensive cake decoration skills while promoting mental health and offering flexible employment opportunities in the cake decoration field, all within a 12-week course.

Mould Hurts is a project around awareness raising on mould and the impact it has on residents and health. Bringing residents together, the project offers support on how to manage mould issues and the health effects it can have on communities.

Walworth Wellness is a collective set up by John, Betty and Elaine, who each focussed on a social activity to implement and deliver to local people in the area of Walworth. The activities ranged from gardening, theatre and other creative sessions.

Adult IT Skills Training delivered a 12-week IT training course to adults, seniors, asylum seekers, immigrants and refugees. Gaining and enhancing IT skills allows people to access council services that are only accessible online, increase their well-being and improve their job opportunities.

Phillip had been running the Local Fitness Club for a number of years, but was looking to expand his reach. As a community champion, who has been voluntarily running his club, the TGL funding enabled him to continue running his sessions against a backdrop of increased costs.