Projects in priority areas

The LSP, committed to the fight against inequalities, has focussed attention on Local Neighbourhood Improvement Areas (LNIAs). 

Projects funded  by the LSP in 2010-11

Most of the projects funded by the LSP in 2010-11 have now been completed.  For summary reports about projects in Adur and Worthing, click on the following link:

Local Neighbourhood Improvement in 2010-11

Projects that received funding under the LAA previously

 Worthing Together LSP previously secured £200,000 of West Sussex Local Area Agreement Outcome 22 funding, intended to improve the quality of life in priority areas across the County.

Breast Feeding Peer Support

Worthing Together contributed £16,000 of the West Sussex LAA Outcome 22 funding towards a Breast Feeding Peer Support Project.

For news of this project, click on Breast Feeding Peer Support

Community Link Worker

Worthing Together contributed £27,000 of the West Sussex LAA Outcome 22 funding to Guildcare for developing the role of Community Link Worker for older people.

For news of this project, click on Community Link Worker

Ham Strollers

Another £2,000 of the funding was awarded by Worthing Together to Worthing's Walking to Health Partnership to help set up a walkers' group in Selden, East Worthing.

For news of this project, click on Ham Strollers

Health is your Business

Worthing Together awarded £30,000 of this funding to the Health is your Business project over a period of two years.

For news of this project, click on Health is your Business

Homelessness Prevention

Worthing Together allocated £45,000 of the West Sussex LAA Outcome 22 funding to facilitate the work of a Homelessness Prevention Officer at Worthing Churches Homeless Projects over a period of two years. 

For news of this project, click on Homelessness prevention

Projects that have received Stronger Communities Funding

Worthing Together LSP awarded £40,000 of Stronger Communities funding over two years to three voluntary groups serving the local community.

Joined up service for Worthing Churches Homeless Projects

Stronger Communities funding to the value of £16,820 went to Worthing Churches Homeless Projects towards achieving a more joined up service.  For news about this project click on Joined up service

Worthing Food Bank

Worthing Together allocated £7,000 of Stronger Comunity Funding to Worthing Food Bank.  For news about this project click on Worthing Food Bank

Projects that have received Choosing Health funding

Worthing Together LSP also acquired £50,000 of Choosing Health funding from West Sussex Primary Care Trust.  The funding is intended to be used towards increasing life expectancy and reducing premature mortality in Worthing's priority areas.

To see how this funding was allocated and used, click on Choosing health