Comic Relief - Ashiana Sheffield Recovery Funding |
£40,000 |
23/06/2020
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COVID19 Recovery funding
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Ministry for Housing, Communities and Local Government - Domestic Abuse Safe Accommodation: COVID-19 Emergency Support Fund |
£72,359 |
05/06/2020
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Organisations providing services and support for vulnerable people, for which there will be increased demand as a result of the COVID-19 crisis
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DCMS - VSCE CMC Fund |
£32,751 |
20/05/2020
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NET, Comic Relief and Children in Need will use this funding to provide: increased support to vulnerable people and hidden groups, thus reducing the burden on public services; reach local grassroots
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NET, Comic Relief and Children in Need will use this funding to provide: increased support to vulnerable people and hidden groups, thus reducing the burden on public services; reach local grassroots and small organisations who can provide an on-the-ground community response to the crisis; and, support local charitable organisations to mobilise volunteers to enable better targeted support in communities through empowered local groups.
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Henry Smith Charity - Grant to Ashiana Sheffield |
£175,900 |
10/12/2019
36 |
towards three years' salary of 1.5 FTE Support Workers, plus project costs, at a project providing support for BME and refugee women in Sheffield who are exiting violence, abuse and exploitation
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DCMS - Renew |
£74,815 |
01/04/2019
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Ashiana Sheffield and the British Red Cross will deliver awareness raising sessions in West Yorkshire and the West Midlands to women who are likely to be at risk of or have survived trafficking.
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Ashiana Sheffield and the British Red Cross will deliver awareness raising sessions in West Yorkshire and the West Midlands to women who are likely to be at risk of or have survived trafficking. Sessions will aim to empower women to access specialist support services for information, and start to gain control of their lives, increase their independence, and heal. Guidance and training will also be given to front line staff of relevant agencies, to help them better identify and support women at risk, and refer them to specialist support. The grant will cover two anti-trafficking support salaries and associated costs, along with overheads, interpreting, evaluation and accommodation costs.
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DCMS - Renew |
£74,815 |
01/02/2019
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Ashiana Sheffield and the British Red Cross will deliver awareness raising sessions in West Yorkshire and the West Midlands to women who are likely to be at risk of or have survived trafficking.
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Ashiana Sheffield and the British Red Cross will deliver awareness raising sessions in West Yorkshire and the West Midlands to women who are likely to be at risk of or have survived trafficking. Sessions will aim to empower women to access specialist support services for information, and start to gain control of their lives, increase their independence, and heal. Guidance and training will also be given to front line staff of relevant agencies, to help them better identify and support women at risk, and refer them to specialist support. The grant will cover two anti-trafficking support salaries and associated costs, along with overheads, interpreting, evaluation and accommodation costs.
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DCMS - Renew |
£49,877 |
01/02/2019
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Ashiana Sheffield and the British Red Cross will deliver awareness raising sessions in West Yorkshire and the West Midlands to women who are likely to be at risk of or have survived trafficking.
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Ashiana Sheffield and the British Red Cross will deliver awareness raising sessions in West Yorkshire and the West Midlands to women who are likely to be at risk of or have survived trafficking. Sessions will aim to empower women to access specialist support services for information, and start to gain control of their lives, increase their independence, and heal. Guidance and training will also be given to front line staff of relevant agencies, to help them better identify and support women at risk, and refer them to specialist support. The grant will cover two anti-trafficking support salaries and associated costs, along with overheads, interpreting, evaluation and accommodation costs.
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Comic Relief - Renew |
£149,630 |
06/11/2018
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Ashiana Sheffield and the British Red Cross will deliver awareness raising sessions in West Yorkshire and the West Midlands to women who are likely to be at risk of or have survived trafficking.
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Ashiana Sheffield and the British Red Cross will deliver awareness raising sessions in West Yorkshire and the West Midlands to women who are likely to be at risk of or have survived trafficking. Sessions will aim to empower women to access specialist support services for information, and start to gain control of their lives, increase their independence, and heal. Guidance and training will also be given to front line staff of relevant agencies, to help them better identify and support women at risk, and refer them to specialist support. The grant will cover two anti-trafficking support salaries and associated costs, along with overheads, interpreting, evaluation and accommodation costs.
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Lloyds Bank Foundation - Grant to Ashiana Sheffield |
£13,760 |
09/11/2016
12 |
Consultancy support to review its data collection requirements, develop and implement a revised monitoring process and impact evaluation framework, and expertise to help to build and assist in the
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Consultancy support to review its data collection requirements, develop and implement a revised monitoring process and impact evaluation framework, and expertise to help to build and assist in the design and selection of a suitable database.
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National Lottery Community Fund - Combatting Human Trafficking and Exploitation |
£306,959 |
27/01/2016
36 |
Combatting Human Trafficking and Exploitation
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National Lottery Community Fund - Combatting Violence Through Empowerment |
£379,063 |
16/12/2015
35 |
This is the development of a project delivering specialist support to black, Asian, minority ethnic and refugee women affected by violence, including forced marriage, sexual and domestic violence and
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This is the development of a project delivering specialist support to black, Asian, minority ethnic and refugee women affected by violence, including forced marriage, sexual and domestic violence and honour-based violence. This has three strands: the first is personalised support and advice in a safe environment, the second is training, volunteering and mentoring for service users to educate others, and the third is early intervention to raise awareness and ultimately reduce harm to women and children.
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Lloyds Bank Foundation - Grant to Ashiana Sheffield |
£38,700 |
27/01/2012
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the salary and on-costs of the Training and Development Officer
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National Lottery Community Fund - Ashiana Sheffield: Empowerment Through Advocacy |
£363,214 |
10/02/2010
60 |
This new project from Ashiana Sheffield (AS) will provide a advice and support service to women from black, ethnic minority and other communities that are not currently accessing the existing
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This new project from Ashiana Sheffield (AS) will provide a advice and support service to women from black, ethnic minority and other communities that are not currently accessing the existing services, lack access to opportunity and are living in abusive (or potentially abusive) relationships. The project will support the beneficiaries to make informed decisions and take action to minimise the risk of harm.
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