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Name of organisation applying: Dundrum Sailing Club
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1.2 Organisation’s Postal Address:
165-167 Main Street Dundrum, County Down
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Postcode: BT33 0LY
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1.3 Telephone Number: ______________________________________________________
1.4 E-mail Address: __________________________________________________________
1.5 Contact Person
Name: Mr Ian Groves.
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Role within organisation: Secretary
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Contact Tel Number: 02843751326
E-mail address
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1.6 Please outline the main aims, objectives and remit of your organisation
1.1 The objectives of the Club shall be to promote sailing and boating both in Dundrum and the wider area and to preserve and promote the amenities of Dundrum for the benefit of the local community and to encourage the goodwill and involvement of the community as a whole.
In connection with such objectives the Club shall provide for its members facilities and a forum for social activity. The Club shall also endeavour to preserve the Lightning Sailing boat as a recognised Class.
1.2 The Club will promote access to sailing, motor boating and other forms of watersports ensuring that all members will be welcome on a non discriminatory basis. The club will endeavour to make sailing accessible for persons less able, for persons with disabilities and will welcome anyone supporting the objectives of the club including non-sailing members.
1.3 Members will be encouraged to pay annual subscriptions for membership, however, membership will not be denied to persons who cannot pay subscriptions on the grounds of financial hardship
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1.7 a.
In order to be eligible for grant assistance your organisation must be a
Voluntary/Community organisation with a specific bank account and a
constitution or a set of rules.
Bank details here -
http://dundrumssailingclubruralchallenge2012.blogspot.co.uk/2012/12/documents-3-dundrum-sailing-club-bank.html
Please include with your application evidence of a specific bank account for
your organisation and evidence to verify your organisations structure, for
example, memorandum and articles, set of rules or a constitution.
Full constitution here - http://dundrumssailingclubruralchallenge2012.blogspot.co.uk/2012/12/documents-2-dundrum-sailing-club.html
1.7b.
A Unique Reference Number (URN) is a reference number assigned by the
Department of Social Development (DSD) to organisations in the Community
and Voluntary Sector as a means of recording all awards of grant funding
made to an individual organisation.
If you have a Unique Reference Number (URN) please enter it here ____________
1.8.
Is your organisation VAT registered?
(Please tick appropriate box) Yes No
NOT VAT registered
If yes, please provide the VAT registration number.
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1.9
Does your organisation produce certified/audited accounts?
(Please tick appropriate box) Yes No
Club formally adopted early 2012, 1st year accounts not yet available
If
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1.10
Provide details of the organisations record in the development and
implementation of projects and in managing grant awards along with details
of grant awards received during the last 2 years.
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Dundrum Sailing Club has not yet applied for grants.
However Dundrum Sailing Club points towards it's record in the major revival of Dundrum Regatta which was in abeyance for 25 years as well as organising sailing activities throughout 2012
This is best demonstrated on main club blog -
http://dundrumsailingclub.blogspot.co.uk/
However Dundrum Sailing Club points towards it's record in the major revival of Dundrum Regatta which was in abeyance for 25 years as well as organising sailing activities throughout 2012
This is best demonstrated on main club blog -
http://dundrumsailingclub.blogspot.co.uk/
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1.11
Do you intend to team up with other groups/organisations in the
implementation of the project? If the answer is yes, please name the other
groups/organisations, explain how you will work with them to successfully
deliver the project and detail the benefits to be gained from such
collaboration.
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The Club has resolved to affiliate Royal Yachting Association. This will allow the club to tap into various areas of their undoubted expertise.
http://www.rya.org.uk/infoadvice/clubsclass/afficliate/Pages/whyaffiliate.aspx
Dundrum Sailing Club has been mentored RYA Regional Officer (Northern Ireland) for RYA
Dundrum Sailing Club has been provided with assistance from Belfast Lough Sailability
RYA to attend 1st club meeting 31 Jan 2013
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1.12
Who will be involved in the delivery of your project? What is their role in your
organisation and explain how they will work together to deliver your project?
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Andrew Brown - committee member + RYA certified first aider
Jeremy Bryce - committee member + sailability officer
Ian Groves - secretary
Brown & Bryce, both engineers to commission boat & engine, install controls & arrange sea trials.
Ian Groves to contact R.Y.A. & arrange training & certification for power boat handlers. stage - Intermediate
Boat handling to the standard of the Level 2 course with a coastal endorsement
also stage - Safety Boat (link)
Preparation, boat handling, dinghy rescue, windsurfer rescue, kayak or canoe rescue (can be covered as theory), towing, end-of-day procedures, safety, suitability of craft, local factors, communication, rescuing other water users
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1.13
Please provide details of which Best Practice Workshop your organisationattended? The date and venue should be stated.
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DARD best practice workshop Castlewellan 2012 - Bryce,Brown & Curlett for D.S.C
http://dundrumssailingclubruralchallenge2012.blogspot.co.uk/2012/12/documents-6.html
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Section 2 - About your Project
2.1
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Provision of rescue boat/tender to facilitate the participation of elderly/disabled & other socio-economic marginalised individuals within a competitive sailing club envirinment
see aims in full - http://dundrumssailingclubruralchallenge2012.blogspot.co.uk/2012/12/project-aim-provision-of-rescue-boat.html
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2.2 Will the applicant be based in a rural area?
Yes No
Yes - Rural coastal
2.3 Will the project principally benefit a rural area?
Yes No
Yes
If the answer to either of the above questions is
No please provide an
explanation of how this project could benefit a rural area(s).
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2.4 Please provide a list of the council wards that will benefit from your project
and outline the townlands, settlements, villages and/or towns which the
project will impact upon._________________________________________________
Dundrum
Seaforde
Castlewellan
Murlough wards
Loughinisland
Seaforde
Clough
Tyrella
Ballykinlar
Murlough
Newcastle
Castlewellan
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Please describe why you feel this project is needed? You must provide
evidence to demonstrate this need, which must be included with your
application.
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High demand for sailing sporting facilities for persons who who have disabilities or are elderly. This can be established from our Analysis of Principal Target Beneficiaries taken from various photographic evidence (see sub samples 1 - 12)
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High demand for sailing sporting facilities for persons who who have disabilities or are elderly. This can be established from our Analysis of Principal Target Beneficiaries taken from various photographic evidence (see sub samples 1 - 12)
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2.6 What will the project do? Describe the key activities to be undertaken, who
will do these and when will each activity happen? You must provide a project
timeframe including a start and end date._______________________________________________________
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What outcomes do you anticipate for the project? What changes do you think
your project will make – how many people will be affected by your project and
how will it address issues surrounding poverty and social isolation in your
local area?
Using the Tackling Rural Poverty and Social Isolation (TRP&SI) Framework
priorities listed at
Annex 5 in the Information Booklet, please input the priority
that most closely represents each of your outputs below.
Outputs
(what are you
doing?)
TRP & SI
Priority
Outcomes
(What effect will it have
on your target group?)
Numbers
Affected
Other Affects
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2.8
your project (1 being the highest). Only if applicable identify any secondary
target group(s) ranking them in order of priority (2,3,4 etc). Please indicate the
numbers of potential beneficiaries your project will target in each grouping.
Target Beneficiary
Group
Target Beneficiary
Group Order
Numbers per target
group
Carers
Disabled 2nd 8
Elderly 1st 12
Ethnic Minorities
Lone Parents
Unemployed 3rd 12
Note the high number of mixed Eld+D click link
2.9a
Education
Enabling delivery of local services
in conjunction with service providers
Employment
Health and Well Being 
Housing Issues
Social and Recreational
Transport and Access
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2.9b
Please explain how your project activities will actually benefit your rural
community through the theme(s) selected in question 2.9a.
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Club Secretary, Ian Groves who is a Pharmacist, has applied for
Building Community Pharmacy Partnership project status.
The Building the Community-Pharmacy Partnership is a partnership between the Community Development and Health Network and the Pharmacy Branch, Department of Health, Social Services and Public Safety (DHSSPS) with strategic direction offered by a multi-agency Steering Group. The programme aims to:
Promote and support local communities to work in partnership with community pharmacists to address local health and social wellbeing needs using a community development approach.
The programme works towards:
- Increasing local people's skills, encouraging community activity and self help
- Increasing local people's understanding of health issues
- Encouraging local people to play a role in promoting health
Citing, for example purpose only Carntogher Community Pharmacy Project, Mr Ian Groves (sec) believes it is possible to work with Dundrum Sailing Club as multiple group activity, to address identified local health and social wellbeing needs using a community development approach.
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2.10
How do you, through your project, propose to engage rural dwellers from the
target beneficiary group(s) identified in question 2.8?
Please detail what innovative approaches will be used and why you consider these will besuccessful for the particular beneficiary group your project is targeting.
Please detail what innovative approaches will be used and why you consider these will besuccessful for the particular beneficiary group your project is targeting.
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By working via social media such as Blogger as well as local print media such as here
http://www.mourneobserver.com/documents/230211SP.pdf D.S.C. believes that by forming a sailing club it can be instrumental in reviving the regatta which Mourne Observer records as "major event" in the 60's & 70's
By offering competitive sailing both to the elderly & disabled, Dundrum Sailing Club believes that by opening up the sport to social groups normally excluded from participation it can make a significant contribution to the improvement of village life.
By attracting visitors to view sail boat racing, something not possible at most yacht clubs, D.S.C. believes this will make a significant contribution to the tourist product mix & hence have advantages to local traders.
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2.11 Please explain what will happen your project at the end of the funding period?
e.g. there will be no more project activity; the project will continue to have an
impact or will become self sustaining. If the project is to be self-sustaining,
please outline how this will be achieved.
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The project is self sustaining
Members using the boat to ferry them out to their racing craft lying out on the swinging moorings will be asked to pay a small fee, probably about £2. This will contribute to the running costs.
The boat & it's engine have a usefull working life well beyond funding project period. The engine in particular has a makers warranty of 5 years & persons within the club are well capable of maintaining the boat hull & trailer on a voluntary basis.
By integrating the purchase of the rescue/tender boat with a request to re-locate disabled persons hoist, Dundrum Sailing Club is confident that it can bring about an increase in demand & therefore fees paid towards running costs.
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2.12
If grant assistance was not available for your project what would happen?
Please tick only one of the options below.
Proceed with no change
Delayed
Scaled down
Please provide an explanation in the space below for your answer.
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Not possible to remain reliant upon safety boat cover from I.L.B. of R.N.L.I. Newcastle. Their craft may be required for operational use in an emergency well away from Dundrum Bay.
Dundrum Sailing Club, being a recently constituted body has insufficient funds to purchase our own rescue boat at this point in time.
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2.13
Is anybody else doing something similar in your area? If so, how will this
project complement these activities?
Also, how do you think your project fits with Government/Statutory plans for
addressing Rural Poverty and Social Isolation issues?
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No. No other yacht club/sailing club in the entire county of Down caters for these socially isolated group(s) ((Eld+D) +U). Actually the sport is normally thought of as elitist however the Dundrum Sailing Club inovative approach is clearly embeded within our DNA from day one (link constitution)
Our project fits well with Government/Statutory plans as it targets those expressly identified by DARD
DARD Minister Michelle O'Neill, whilst writing about earlier projects funded by DARD was now "... very keen to ensure the appropriate level of facilities exists generally to enable access for all"...... It is therefore sincerely hoped that this spirit of inclusivity can add additional velocity to the Dundrum Sailing Club project
There is clearly a demand & it appears a ministerial will to bring about access for all hence meeting DARD requirement of reducing poverty of access.(link)
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2.14
What are the problems that could arise during delivery of your project?Please list them and explain what you will do to prevent/manage them?
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(1) No unforeseen problems
(2) Rescue boat can be adapted to provide seating for non ambulant persons. Club officers Brown & Bryce are both engineers the latter has professional training in naval architecture
(3) Lobby at least two political parties and request assistance to ubmit plans (provided by LPS) to Down District Council requesting relocation of unused boat hoist from Newcastle. Also requesting wayleaves close to No 19 the Quay Dundrum as well as change in part of railings to lockable gateways at front of quay to assist placing disabled persons into boats brought alongside.
(4) Should a higher level of funding become available at a later date as the Dundrum project develops then Dundrum Sailing Club cites the experience of Belfast Lough Sailability who via the People’s Millions Big Lottery funded at the cost of £46,000 a
specially constructed Sea Rover which allows full wheelchair access via a drop down ramp meaning that the wheelchair user does not have to leave their wheelchair to get out onto the water. With safety in mind there are wheelchair anchoring strips in the deck plus she can also be helmed by a wheelchair user.
http://belfastloughsailability.com/ourboats.html
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2.15. Please demonstrate how you will ensure that the project will be completed by
31 March 2015 (to include completion of a short evaluation report
incorporating outputs and impacts of the project).
You should also outline what arrangements you intend putting in place to
monitor and evaluate your project and the factors to be evaluated. This should
include ongoing evaluation throughout the funding period and beyond.__________________________________________________________
Boat, engine & Trailer are all available ex stock main dealer N Ireland, or are located at their master distributor Caley Marina Inverness. In either case availability can be assured from April 2013
"Crew Lift" hoist, though the property of Down District Council was supplied to them by Caley Marina.
Dundrum Sailing Club can be certain of getting appropriate health & safety training in the correct use of the hoist should DDC be kind enough in relocating the unused hoist from Newcastle to Dundrum.
Note - Crew Lift hoist Newcastle Harbour has never been under the care & control of Newcastle Yacht Club. Having initally discussed the relocation of the hoist from Newcastle to Dundrum NYC (hon sec) does not anticipate any major obstacles in that historically have never been asked to provide sailing for disabled members.
In addition N.Y.C. & D.S.C. will soon enter into discussion to syncronise event calenders & thus work in a manner to offer the best ebvents in the most suitable locations without clash
Mr Ian Groves pharmicist (Dundrum club sec) is tasked to monitor the projects outputs via the mechanism of The Community Pharmacy Project. Being a health care professional he should be able to monitor the effects on health & wellbeing in a manner that could become a benchmark for DARD.
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3.1
Will there be revenue or income generated during the lifetime of this project?
(Please tick appropriate box) Yes No
No. Project is cash neutral
If
YES please indicate annual revenue forecast. £
If
3.2
Please provide details of how the revenue or income (identified at 3.1) will begenerated and how it will be used
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3.3
Is your grant request for funding to continue an existing activity?
Please delete as appropriate: YES / NO
No. New activity
No. New activity
If the answer is YES please provide an explanation.
3.4
of all the various activities of the project, their estimated costs and the grant
sought for each activity from the Rural Challenge Programme.
Activities Estimated Cost £ - see quotation £9265
Grant Sought £ -
Total
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3.5
Please provide details of all sources of funding for the project.
You should enter the total amount of funding being sought or secured from
each source in Column 4. Column 4 should then be totalled and the total
entered at
‘Total Cost of Project’.
Rural Challenge DARD pending £7415
Programme
Central Public
Funding
Local Public
Funding
Other Public
Funding
Own Resources Dundrum Sailing Club 10% £925
Other Dundrum Development Ass 10% £925
*e.g. under consideration/ approved etc.
Evidence that any financial contribution towards the project have been
applied for or secured, must be included with the applicationsee letter from Dundrum Village Ass
see proposal to offer Life/Foundation membership, club aims to get at least 5
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Section 4 - Additional Information (if applicable)
4.1
Please provide any other information which you consider relevant to your
application and list any reports etc relating to you or your organisation and/or
the project which you have enclosed.__________________________________________________________
Please see main club blog for understanding of how the club fits the into the community.
http://dundrumssailingclubruralchallenge2012.blogspot.co.uk/2012/12/sub-sample-15.html
Letters of support from political parties
Alan Lewis for UKIP
Chris Hazzard MLA S.F
DARD Minister's letter to J Bryce
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