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Dogger Bank fund supports range of South Tyneside community groups

Dogger Bank Wind Farm has once again supported a wide range of community groups in South Tyneside through its community fund, with grassroots football clubs among those benefiting from the latest round of investment. The funding is helping to strengthen local communities, from improving access to sport to creating more inclusive environments for young people, […]

Dogger Bank Wind Farm has once again supported a wide range of community groups in South Tyneside through its community fund, with grassroots football clubs among those benefiting from the latest round of investment.

The funding is helping to strengthen local communities, from improving access to sport to creating more inclusive environments for young people, highlighting the important role community clubs play in supporting wellbeing and bringing people together.

One of the groups to benefit is Whiteleas Junior Football Club, which used its grant to support girls across the club and help break down barriers to participation.

The funding was used to provide WUKA period pants for female players, giving them greater comfort and confidence during training sessions and matches.

A spokesperson for the club said: “They were all very appreciative of the grant for the items they received.”

Whiteleas Juniors girls team. Photo Credit: Whiteleas Juniors

The initiative has helped ensure that all players can continue to enjoy football without disruption, reinforcing the club’s commitment to inclusion and equal access to sport.

Grassroots football clubs play a key role in building teamwork, confidence and community spirit, and Dogger Bank’s continued investment reflects its long-term commitment to supporting local priorities.

The community fund supports projects across South Tyneside, Redcar & Cleveland and East Riding of Yorkshire – the areas closest to the wind farm’s construction and operations.

Through small grants, the fund enables local organisations to improve quality of life, encourage participation and bring people together through shared activities.

This latest round of funding builds on Dogger Bank’s wider ambition to create a lasting positive impact in coastal communities, supporting initiatives that promote opportunity, wellbeing and a strong sense of community.

Among the organisations to benefit in the latest round of grants are:

Bede Burn ABC
Mortimer Primary School
Veterans for Veterans in Care
Luna Blu Neon Community Interest
The Rise of She CIC
St Aloysius Primary Federation PTA
South Shields & Westoe RFC
Friends of Porky Green
Read Easy
Windows on the World
43rd South Shields Brownies & Rainbow Unit
Bluejay Wellness
Association of Jarrow Community Bowling Clubs
Hebburn Unit 176 of the Sea Cadet Corps
All Saints Church Cleadon Kayaks
Growing Together South Tyneside
Durham County Bowling
4Hebburn
Create & Connect CIC
Marsden Cricket Club
Strong at Heart CIC
Harton and Westoe Miners Welfare
Veterans Response
Whiteleas JFC
Jarrow Under 11 Tigers
Boldon Bowling Club
Whitburn Bowling Club
Crossing Paths
East Boldon Scouts
Friends of Thurston
All Saints Community Association CIO
Tyneside Outdoors
Affinity Radio
Jarrow Mindset
South Shields Cricket Juniors
South Shields Chess Club
The Therapy Circle CIC
Cleadon Archers
Durham Light Infantry Association

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