Cholmondeley Children's Centre Charitable Trust
Organisation information
Charitable registration number:
CC59698
Region:
Canterbury
Registered address of organisation
6 Cholmondeley Lane
Governors Bay
Lyttelton
Christchurch 8971
Mission and vision of your organisation
Cholmondeley’s mission is for every child to the end their stay at the centre with an enhanced wellbeing.
Its whakataukī is ‘Whakanuia a tatou tamariki/Value our children’ and its’ vision is ‘Tamariki are nurtured, strong and resilient. Whānau are self-managing and empowered.’
Cholmondeley values the voice of the tamariki throughout its processes to ensure they are heard and that decisions come from the tamariki to empower them, rather than decisions being made for them by adults.
A branch of a national organisation:
No
Website of organisation:
https://www.cholmondeley.org.nz/
Bank account details of your organization
03-0162-0158425-00
Bank deposit slip
CCCT_Bank-Account-1.pdf?rlkey=f9w45gkknhiktc2kj1sdlb9h0&dl=0
Applied for Grant 2022:
Yes
Application Successful
Yes
Have you fully used the grant (if you did not, please contact us)
Yes
Contact person
Name:
Emma
Surname:
Turton
Position in Organisation:
Fundraising and Communications Coordinator
Contact phone number:
021400174
Email:
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Project overview
Name of the project
Intermediate boys weekend activity costs
Purpose of the project and the expected outcomes
I would like to respectfully request $2,000 to contribute towards activity costs for the remaining intermediate boys’ weekends of the 2023/24 financial year. Alongside Cholmondeley's regular respite care it also offers dedicated intermediate boys’ weekends for tama (boys) aged 10-13. These three-night stays bring the same group of boys together quarterly to gain extra support to navigate their intermediate years. The weekends include workshops focusing on managing emotions, staying safe online, building friendships and participating in physical activities to safely test their comfort zones.
Who are your beneficiaries or who will benefit from this project
Each quarter there are 10 – 15 tama who come to stay at the centre for the weekend. This funding will also indirectly impact these tama’s whānau as it will give them the respite needed while their tamariki are being cared for at Cholmondeley. Cholmondeley’s services tie into three of the John Ilott Charitable Trust funding criteria, as it supports families adversely impacted, improves life outcomes of children and young people and provides educational activities to the community.
When are the expected outcomes realised?
The expected outcomes of these intermediate boys’ weekends are for Cholmondeley to enhance the wellbeing and resilience of these tama. Cholmondeley provides a safe and fun environment for tamariki and rangatahi to thrive and learn their strengths. These weekends are also a chance for the tama to form strong friendships, as it is the same group of tama every quarter.
As this funding will go towards activities for these weekends, Cholmondeley expects the tama will be trying new activities which could safely test their comfort zones enabling them to learn what they are capable of.
Is it ongoing project?
Yes
Please advise when it started and when it is expected to finish
Cholmondeley opened in 1925 and plans to continue serving the Canterbury community for as long as its services are required.
Total amount requested
Less than $5000
Less than the maximum amount
$2,000
Attachments PDF's
Budget for this grant
John-Ilot-Charitable-Trust-Budget.pdf?rlkey=556dt853tbtkmfar8x0mzg9xw&dl=0
Last annual Report filed with Charity Services
CCC-Group-SIGNED-Annual-Report-YE-June-22.pdf?rlkey=lqzeoqb1bixswjs0dmcoquo3k&dl=0
Trust criteria that your project fits
Select project that fits:
- Families Support
- Social Connection And Parenting
- Babies/pre-school
Signature
Cholmondeley Children's Centre Charitable Trust
Organisation information
Charitable registration number:
CC59698
Region:
Canterbury
Registered address of organisation
6 Cholmondeley Lane
Governors Bay
Lyttelton
Christchurch 8971
Mission and vision of your organisation
Cholmondeley’s mission is for every child to the end their stay at the centre with an enhanced wellbeing.
Its whakataukī is ‘Whakanuia a tatou tamariki/Value our children’ and its’ vision is ‘Tamariki are nurtured, strong and resilient. Whānau are self-managing and empowered.’
Cholmondeley values the voice of the tamariki throughout its processes to ensure they are heard and that decisions come from the tamariki to empower them, rather than decisions being made for them by adults.
A branch of a national organisation:
No
Website of organisation:
https://www.cholmondeley.org.nz/
Bank account details of your organization
03-0162-0158425-00
Bank deposit slip
CCCT_Bank-Account-1.pdf?rlkey=f9w45gkknhiktc2kj1sdlb9h0&dl=0
Applied for Grant 2022:
Yes
Application Successful
Yes
Have you fully used the grant (if you did not, please contact us)
Yes
Contact person
Name:
Emma
Surname:
Turton
Position in Organisation:
Fundraising and Communications Coordinator
Contact phone number:
021400174
Email:
Email hidden; Javascript is required.
Project overview
Name of the project
Intermediate boys weekend activity costs
Purpose of the project and the expected outcomes
I would like to respectfully request $2,000 to contribute towards activity costs for the remaining intermediate boys’ weekends of the 2023/24 financial year. Alongside Cholmondeley's regular respite care it also offers dedicated intermediate boys’ weekends for tama (boys) aged 10-13. These three-night stays bring the same group of boys together quarterly to gain extra support to navigate their intermediate years. The weekends include workshops focusing on managing emotions, staying safe online, building friendships and participating in physical activities to safely test their comfort zones.
Who are your beneficiaries or who will benefit from this project
Each quarter there are 10 – 15 tama who come to stay at the centre for the weekend. This funding will also indirectly impact these tama’s whānau as it will give them the respite needed while their tamariki are being cared for at Cholmondeley. Cholmondeley’s services tie into three of the John Ilott Charitable Trust funding criteria, as it supports families adversely impacted, improves life outcomes of children and young people and provides educational activities to the community.
When are the expected outcomes realised?
The expected outcomes of these intermediate boys’ weekends are for Cholmondeley to enhance the wellbeing and resilience of these tama. Cholmondeley provides a safe and fun environment for tamariki and rangatahi to thrive and learn their strengths. These weekends are also a chance for the tama to form strong friendships, as it is the same group of tama every quarter.
As this funding will go towards activities for these weekends, Cholmondeley expects the tama will be trying new activities which could safely test their comfort zones enabling them to learn what they are capable of.
Is it ongoing project?
Yes
Please advise when it started and when it is expected to finish
Cholmondeley opened in 1925 and plans to continue serving the Canterbury community for as long as its services are required.
Total amount requested
Less than $5000
Less than the maximum amount
$2,000
Attachments PDF's
Budget for this grant
John-Ilot-Charitable-Trust-Budget.pdf?rlkey=556dt853tbtkmfar8x0mzg9xw&dl=0
Last annual Report filed with Charity Services
CCC-Group-SIGNED-Annual-Report-YE-June-22.pdf?rlkey=lqzeoqb1bixswjs0dmcoquo3k&dl=0
Trust criteria that your project fits
Select project that fits:
- Families Support
- Social Connection And Parenting
- Babies/pre-school
Signature