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Enhance the River is sponsored by Thames Water. This grant supports projects that benefit river catchments within the Thames Water supply area. It aims to promote collaboration and partnerships and help projects that matter to catchment partnerships and local communities. This includes activities enjoying blue spaces, education and skills related to rivers and the environment, citizen science activities like water quality monitoring, and improving community access or engagement with the river through events. While not directly focused on drowning prevention, projects that increase safe community engagement with rivers could be relevant.
Microgrant (Thames Water) is sponsored by Thames Water. The Thames Water Microgrant supports small water-themed projects in the community. This could include projects that support nature with water-related initiatives like pond creation and rainwater harvesting, or those that improve health and well-being in community spaces, for example, by installing accessible toilets. While not explicitly for drowning prevention, projects focused on safe water engagement or improvements to water-related community spaces could be considered.
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