Supporting projects to improve lives and have a beneficial effect for residents - Cllr Trefor Hogg

SCC Members' Community Allocation

Each year Surrey County Councillors get an allocation of funds to spend on support for local community causes. This year my Member's Community Allocation of £5,000 has gone to support seven projects that I hope will improve lives and have a beneficial effect for residents:

  1. Surrey Celebration Fund £500 to recognise and reward our looked after children and care leavers for their achievements.
  2. Camberley Men in a Shed £500 to help with their setting up costs as a new charity
  3. Cordwalles Junior School £508 for partnering to improve children's mental health
  4. Appeer CIC £750 for gaming activities which bring together autistic girls and women in Camberley
  5. Club Dean £1,000 to support continued and extended provision of their youth club activities
  6. Sight for Surrey £1,000 to support sight impaired people in Surrey Heath
  7. Stepping Stones DS £742 to support their outreach services for children in the Camberley area

- Cllr Trefor Hogg

 

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