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Annual Review 2021 - 2021:
From the toughest of years we emerge stronger, together

The reporting period for this Annual Review was the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, and unquestionably one of the most difficult times many of us had ever faced.  Food supply, education and wellbeing became national crises, and evidence showed that financially disadvantaged communities, including many of those we work alongside, were disproportionally affected. 

Like many organisations, Gloucestershire Gateway Trust had to quickly adapt to best support our community partners, residents, local schools and other organisations.  From the hardest of situations we have seen collaboration between organisations and neighbours helping neighbours like never before. So many wonderful stories, connections and learnings have risen from the adversity of a global pandemic.  

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Annual Review 2019 - 2020: Building resilience by working together

The past year has been one of excitement, achievement and extremes.  Our communities and partners have continued to build on their strengths and passions.

GGT celebrated recognition of our partnership with the Westmorland Family through two national awards, and the extension of the GEM Project delivery across Gloucestershire until December 2021 to help even more people on their employment journeys.

In the final quarter of 2019/20 the community resilience and social capital that GGT has nurtured since our creation in 2007 was tested to the full as the COVID-19 crisis began to take hold.

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Annual Review 2018 - 2019:
Bringing people together to make life better

It's been another special year for Gloucestershire Gateway Trust (GGT), during which we've established a national reputation and won two high-profile awards for our partnership with the Westmorland family and  Gloucester Services.    

Each of our community partners has again received a £20,000 annual community development grant from us, and we've also supported everything from theatre and open air-cinema events to community cafes and coach trips.  We've even supported IT projects including 'Beat the Street' and the 'DadPad' to help promote wellbeing and test the effectiveness of apps in connecting residents and reducing isolation.

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Annual Review 2017 - 2018:
Communities Growing

2017 - 2018 was a landmark year for Gloucestershire Gateway Trust (GGT).  Almost exactly 10 years after the trust was created, we began to receive our planned long-term income generated from our stake in Gloucester Services.   This in turn meant that for the first time we were able to provide Community Development Grants to support the charitable activity of our long-established Foundation Partners and other community organisations.

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