Plymouth Project Receives £15k for Planet Friendly Activities

A Stonehouse project got over £15,000 in funding. The money supports eco-friendly things. It Takes a Village Plymouth CIC received £15,128. The National Lottery Community Fund gave it. The money aids their STEAM Village project.

This funding lets them do many things. They will run year-long events for families. These activities happen at The Plot, Union Street. The grant helps with Science, Technology, and Engineering. It also supports Art and Maths sessions. These are regularly for the families.

The funding helps host Swap and Shop events. Locals can trade clothes and shoes. They can swap many other items too. This helps people facing money problems. It aims to bring people together. Kids get enriching learning experiences. These experiences help them thrive.

The first event was on Saturday, February 8. It featured STEAM Stay and Play sessions. A clothing Swap and Shop also occurred. Future sessions will encourage learning. Young people can explore STEAM areas, and families learn in a hands-on method. Mel Tucker said they are very happy.

They got funding from the National Lottery. It lets them support Stonehouse families. They can improve access to activities. Affordable clothing became available, strengthening their community. Future sessions boost creativity and learning. Young people and families will explore STEAM interactively.

It Takes a Village Plymouth CIC provided images. They are excited for the sessions to start. They look ahead to the positive impact.