LEAP CONFRONTING CONFLICT

The Listening Fund - phase two

Improving Prospects

Towards unrestricted core costs as a Cost of Living Uplift

Towards unrestricted core costs as a Cost of Living Uplift

The project looks to support friendship groups of young people aged 11-25 to manage conflict and improve relationships in a safe space. The project aims to improve relationships between young people and their communities reducing levels of school ....more

The project looks to support friendship groups of young people aged 11-25 to manage conflict and improve relationships in a safe space. The project aims to improve relationships between young people and their communities reducing levels of school exclusion and creating pathways for young people to become peer mentors.

Towards core and capital costs

towards three years' running costs of the 'Improving Prospects' project, a conflict management programme offering participatory training courses and one-to-one mentoring for young people throughout London.

Transforming Conflict Together

Leap works with young people and those in contact with young people to manage conflict in their lives, reduce violence in their communities and help lead our society.

Towards project costs to support the next phase of Under Our Roof, a programme offering conflict management training, mentoring and support for young people in care and the adults who care for them.

Leap Confronting Conflict is a national charity, expert at reducing youth conflict, delivering interactive training for young people (11-25) and professionals, focusing on prevention, reducing public violence and supporting young people in the ....more

Leap Confronting Conflict is a national charity, expert at reducing youth conflict, delivering interactive training for young people (11-25) and professionals, focusing on prevention, reducing public violence and supporting young people in the criminal justice system. This grant provides additional support for Leap's organisational growth and development as part of an annual package of support.

Towards developing the next phase of a pilot programme supporting young people in care and the adults who care for them to manage conflict more effectively.

to support specified work

£24,682 towards remaining costs of the project as outlined in your application

Leap Confronting Conflict is a national charity, expert at reducing youth conflict, delivering interactive training for young people (11-25) and professionals, focusing on prevention, reducing public violence and supporting young people in the ....more

Leap Confronting Conflict is a national charity, expert at reducing youth conflict, delivering interactive training for young people (11-25) and professionals, focusing on prevention, reducing public violence and supporting young people in the criminal justice system. This grant supports Leap to widen and deepen its impact, clarify its purpose and expand its reach and influence through professional and digital training.

Support to aid the organisation in dealing with the challenges posed by COVID19.

towards unrestricted core costs as a COVID-19 Fast Response grant

Leap works with young people and those in contact with young people to manage conflict in their lives, reduce violence in their communities and help lead our society.

Leap Confronting Conflict is a national charity, expert at reducing youth conflict, delivering interactive training for young people (11-25) and professionals, focusing on prevention, reducing public violence and supporting young people in the ....more

Leap Confronting Conflict is a national charity, expert at reducing youth conflict, delivering interactive training for young people (11-25) and professionals, focusing on prevention, reducing public violence and supporting young people in the criminal justice system. This grant provides additional support for Leap's organisational growth and development as part of an annual package of support.

Improving Prospects - training and personal development with support for young people at risk

To expand delivery of the Improving Prospects education programme

Leadership and Enterprise

Leap works with young people and those in contact with young people to manage conflict in their lives, reduce violence in their communities and help lead our society.

The fund was set up in 2017/18 to support community projects which reduce knife crime and have a positive impact on young people at risk of carrying a knife and committing crime. The fund was open to voluntary and community sector groups and the ....more

The fund was set up in 2017/18 to support community projects which reduce knife crime and have a positive impact on young people at risk of carrying a knife and committing crime. The fund was open to voluntary and community sector groups and the Home Office made up to £800,000 available in 2017 to 2018.A second round of the fund was announced in the Serious Violence Strategy, launched by the Home Secretary on 9 April 2018.In 2018/19 were are increasing this fund to £1.56 million pound for 68 projects.

Towards organisational growth and development as part of Growth Fund annual package of support.

This project will provide training in conflict management to young people displaying destructive or violent behaviour. It will support them to understand their relationship with conflict, improve relationships, motivation and engagement.

Towards unrestricted core costs to deepen impact for young people experiencing conflict in their lives, developing partnerships to deliver collective outcomes and influencing policy and practice to stimulate system change.

The fund was set up in 2017/18 to support community projects which reduce knife crime and have a positive impact on young people at risk of carrying a knife and committing crime. The fund was open to voluntary and community sector groups and the ....more

The fund was set up in 2017/18 to support community projects which reduce knife crime and have a positive impact on young people at risk of carrying a knife and committing crime. The fund was open to voluntary and community sector groups and the Home Office made up to £800,000 available in 2017 to 2018.A second round of the fund was announced in the Serious Violence Strategy, launched by the Home Secretary on 9 April 2018.In 2018/19 were are increasing this fund to £1.56 million pound for 68 projects.

Leap works with young people and those in contact with young people to manage conflict in their lives, reduce violence in their communities and help lead our society.

To support the Home Office in delivering a commitment set out in the Governments Serious and Organised Crime (SOC) Strategy to prevent people from becoming involved in serious and organised crime. The projects funded with this grant will identify ....more

To support the Home Office in delivering a commitment set out in the Governments Serious and Organised Crime (SOC) Strategy to prevent people from becoming involved in serious and organised crime. The projects funded with this grant will identify targeted groups who are at risk of becoming SOC offenders and provide support and positive engagement to help deter them from that path

Towards the Data and Impact Manager Post.

Leap Confronting Conflict empowers vulnerable young people to make changes in their lives by supporting them to gain a greater understanding of themselves and their relationship with conflict. Leap designs and delivers training programmes for young ....more

Leap Confronting Conflict empowers vulnerable young people to make changes in their lives by supporting them to gain a greater understanding of themselves and their relationship with conflict. Leap designs and delivers training programmes for young people, organisations and professionals working with them and supports policy and practice changes that respond to young people’s needs. This grant will support organisational growth and development as part of the Growth Fund annual package of support.

Towards a programme to improve relationships between looked after children, their carers and others around them, empowering them to manage conflict before it becomes destructive.

The fund has been set up to support community projects which reduce knife crime and have a positive impact on young people at risk of carrying a knife and committing crime. Bids have been assessed on the extent to which they provide value for money ....more

The fund has been set up to support community projects which reduce knife crime and have a positive impact on young people at risk of carrying a knife and committing crime. Bids have been assessed on the extent to which they provide value for money and demonstrate, based on their understanding of knife crime in the local area, that they will achieve at least one of the following key aims:Â? Prevent young people from becoming involved in carrying a knifeÂ? Respond to knife crime in our communitiesÂ? Improve support for knife crime offenders and offer an effective exit strategyÂ? Increase reporting of knife carryingÂ? Help young people to deal with conflict without resorting to violenceÂ? Support the siblings of young people involved in or at risk of involvement in knife violenceÂ? Build our understanding of the drivers behind knife crimeÂ? Build our understanding of how to prevent young people from carrying knives

Core Costs

Leap works with young people and those in contact with young people to manage conflict in their lives, reduce violence in their communities and help lead our society.

Office refurbishment and training facilities for a charity which works with disadvantaged young people in London

Funded via Fawcett Society contract with Spirit of 2012 to intensively work with 8 young women facing multiple disadvantages and at risk of gang activity to help them develop a positive self-image and develop healthier relationships.

Leap aims to widen and deepen its impact, clarifying purpose and expanding reach. It also aims to grow its influence through professional training for those starting their careers and spread their approach through a digital training offer.

towards three years' continuation funding of the running costs of a project providing specialised youth work to vulnerable and disengaged young people throughout the UK

Leap works with young people and those in contact with young people to manage conflict in their lives, reduce violence in their communities and help lead our society.

This is a new project that will utilise learning from previous work the group has undertaken and aims to transform current approaches to working with gangs by delivering an intervention focused on gangs which are identified by their particular area ....more

This is a new project that will utilise learning from previous work the group has undertaken and aims to transform current approaches to working with gangs by delivering an intervention focused on gangs which are identified by their particular area or territory, or sometimes their ethnicity. It will be delivered in two London boroughs, Lambeth and Southwark, with young people in or on the edges of gangs and the adults working or living with them in their communities.

Leap works with young people and those in contact with young people to manage conflict in their lives, reduce violence in their communities and help lead our society.

over one year as continuation funding towards the roll out beyond London of the Improving Prospects conflict resolution project for young people

Towards core costs of this organisation working with young people and adults, helping them to understand and manage the everyday conflict in their lives and supporting them to become role models and leaders of positive change.

towards two years' running costs of a project that supports young people across the UK experiencing conflict in their lives

Leap works with young people and those in contact with young people to manage conflict in their lives, reduce violence in their communities and help lead our society.

Leap works with young people and those in contact with young people to manage conflict in their lives, reduce violence in their communities and help lead our society.

Leap works with young people and those in contact with young people to manage conflict in their lives, reduce violence in their communities and help lead our society.

Towards the research, scoping and preparation of the Resilience Consortium's multi-sector support network for 18-24 year-olds convicted of offences during the public disorders in August 2011.

Leap works with young people and those in contact with young people to manage conflict in their lives, reduce violence in their communities and help lead our society.

Towards core costs to support conflict resolution and peer mediation work.

Leap works with young people and those in contact with young people to manage conflict in their lives, reduce violence in their communities and help lead our society.

Leap works with young people and those in contact with young people to manage conflict in their lives, reduce violence in their communities and help lead our society.