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The European Agricultural Fund awarded funding to install family and disabled washrooms and toilet facility and heating.
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The National Lottery Heritage Fund awarded Celtic Harmony a Culture Recovery Fund Continuity grant supporting winter maintenance and preparation of facilities for Spring 2022 opening and delivery of Prehistory experiences to families, schools and community groups.
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The National Lottery Heritage Fund supported Celtic Harmony’s core operations and:
- School Remote Learning programme with a Round 1 Culture Recovery Fund Award from November 2020 to March 2021.
- Reopening of Celtic Harmony Camp and provision of family / schools day and overnight experiences, with a Round 2 Culture Recovery Fund Award from April to June 2021.
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The John Apthorp charity has funded our disabled toilet in the new Prehistory Centre.
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The Shanly Foundation is helping to fund the internal fittings of the Prehistory Centre.
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The Ernest Cook Trust funded seventeen children to particpate in a Go Tribal Residential Experience and sixty children to enjoy a Prehistory Experience day trip.
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Hertfordshire Community Foundation funded forty one children from two of the most deprived areas in Hertfordshire to participate in our Building Resilience Residential Programme.
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Garfield Weston provided funding for seventy nine children from Inner City London to learn through hands-on prehistory activities such as den-building and archery before sleeping overnight in the roundhouses; the experience aims to develop independence and teamwork as well as an appreciation for the natural world.
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Bedfordshire and Luton Community Foundation funded twenty four children from a disadvantaged school in Luton for a Prehistory Explorer Residential experience. They gained confidence and teamwork skills through their stay, sleeping over in our roundhouses and enjoying learning about prehistory.
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The Sylvia Adams Trust helped fund the development of our new website, improving the accessibility and promotion of the charity.
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East Herts Community Grant enabled us to install wooden flooring in our Owl Roundhouse
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Through the Locality Budget, Councillor Kaye and Councillor Deering helped us install wooden flooring in our Stag and Horse Roundhouses.