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Energy advice and small interventions to help GREET cohort

  • February 12, 2023
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Seadream Education CIC is a not profit organisation set up in 2017 by three female doctorate scientists. Our mission is to improve individual, community and environmental health and well-being. We bring exciting science and engineering outreach to instil passion, awe, knowledge, understanding and respect for the world around us. We lead by example and raise aspirations. We use our skills, our networks and our experiences to achieve our mission.

Project description

I would like to merge my experience with people “Getting Ready for Employment Education and Training (GREETS)” and as a trained energy advisor to help get their cost of living down. Through check-in meetings I will be looking at how to make their homes more energy efficient and providing them with cheap simple things like eco lightbulbs, door brushes, electric blanket. I will also be looking at ways to help get their cost of living down in general not just energy) – for example, one of my “GREETS” needs a bike lock to be able to cycle to her volunteering role… a great item to get to help her reduce her cost of living as well as helping her progress herself and community!

I have remained in contact with several of my GREETS after the end of my recent project with PETROC, North Devon college. It is through this contact I know that this cohort are struggling and that there are small interventions that can be done to help them.

I have a good relationship with multiple groups such as Plymouth Positive People and Horizon Youth sailing and I believe that if I secure this project and disseminate information within these groups I will receive referrals of additional people, predominantly GREETS, to support.

Funding needed £2500

What group or groups of people will the project be working with and why?

I will predominantly be working with people Getting Ready for Employment, Education and Training (GREETS) – generally aged 18 – 55 that are looking to go into first employment; looking to take a career progression, or have to take a different career direction and retrain because of health issues.

What areas will the project be working in?City wide

Stonehouse; Millbridge; City Centre; Mutley.

What is the group or organisations track record? Track record:
Been delivering for many years

How new is the idea? Experimentation:
New, but we’ve done something similar


Budget

Salaries & peoples time 20%

Project costs 70%

Event/hire/rent 0%

IT spend 0%

Core costs 10%

Capital 0%

Organisations involved

We will be sharing news of our project and inviting referrals from Young Devon; Plymouth Positive People; Horizon Youth Sailing club.

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