CHCP Foundation Articles

Time is nearly up for the latest round of small grant applications from City Health Care Partnership Foundation, which closes on 1 September 2015.

A grant from City Health Care Partnership Foundation has helped the Sunday Girls Road Club, Hull’s women-only cycling club, to buy training ‘turbos’ to help with fitness, technique and inclusion.

In the week leading up to Hull City’s final match of the season against Manchester United, one of their players will be presenting prizes to four lucky winners, courtesy of City Health Care Partnership CIC (CHCP CIC).\r\n

City Health Care Partnership Foundation, the charitable arm of health and care providers City Health Care Partnership CIC, has recently given out £20,000 in Culture Health+ grants to groups involved in arts based and creative activities.

City Health Care Partnership CIC (CHCP CIC) held their fifth annual staff awards ceremony in December last year. The aim of the scheme is to recognise, celebrate and reward the hard work of individuals and teams working for CHCP CIC.

To support and celebrate Hull’s status as 2017 City of Culture, City Health Care Partnership Foundation has launched a new programme of Culture Health+ grants.

A new drama group for the over 55s, Shoulder to Shoulder, has got off to a flying start thanks in part to a grant from City Health Care Partnership Foundation.

Donna Craven, Infection Prevention and Control Nurse at City Health Care Partnership CIC (CHCP CIC) was awarded a staff sponsorship from the organisation’s Foundation charity of £500 to climb Mount Kilimanjaro to support The Daisy Appeal.

Nine voluntary and non-profit organisations have benefitted from the latest round of small grants handed out by City Health Care Partnership Foundation (CHCP Foundation). The latest beneficiaries include an under 7s rugby league team, an over 55s drama group and a black and minority ethnic community group.

For Humberside Police Lifestyle 2014 Olivia and Leah Dalee along with their friends, Stephanie Sleight and Madison Taylor have come together to form the “Global Gurlz”. They have raised money for the Yorkshire Air Ambulance and Cat Zero in Hull, with a substantial target of £400 to be raised for each charity.