APT ACTION ON POVERTY

Donations from Grant Makers ?

We have details on the following donations. Multi-year donations are allocated to the years for which they are earmarked.

Major supporters in last 5 years

Specific Donations

Amount	When Months	To be used for
Charles Hayward Foundation - Grant to Action on Poverty
£15,000	26/04/2021	Improving Livelihoods and Resilience through camel milk production in North Eastern Kenya
Dulverton Trust - Improved Livelihoods and Resilience through Camel Milk in Kenya
£105,000	21/10/2020	Improved Livelihoods and Resilience through Camel Milk in Kenya
Brian Mercer Trust - Grant to APT Action on Poverty
£10,000	14/10/2020 24	Empowering rural communities in Siera Leone to combat poverty through skills training and support for farming and business initiatives
Comic Relief - Camili Project Phase 2
£250,000	19/07/2017 18	Extreme poverty and malnutrition are key challenges facing drought and conflict affected Garissa in N.Kenya. This project is a follow on to a successful pilot which has established hygienic and ....more Extreme poverty and malnutrition are key challenges facing drought and conflict affected Garissa in N.Kenya. This project is a follow on to a successful pilot which has established hygienic and profitable value chain. It includes significant benefit to women (94%) and their families (over 48,200 people affected by extreme poverty, food insecurity, high malnutrition in under 5s).This project will work with small businesses (83% of them owned by women) to improve competitiveness of camel milk (including value-added products), expand to new areas, and build capacity of the women and their communities to influence local providers on access to services (water, nutrition, and extension).
Dulverton Trust - Building Camel Milk Livelihoods - Kenya
£30,000	14/06/2017	Building Camel Milk Livelihoods - Kenya
National Lottery Community Fund - Livelihoods for Young People in Sierra Leone
£498,183	31/10/2014 48	Not Available
National Lottery Community Fund - Empowering Communities in Sierra Leone
£549,877	10/09/2014 48	Not Available
National Lottery Community Fund - Food and income security for PLWHA in Kenya
£499,948	28/11/2012 48	The project in Kenya aims to improve food and livelihoods security and lead to increased confidence, reduced discrimination and greater participation in community life. The project aims to build on ....more The project in Kenya aims to improve food and livelihoods security and lead to increased confidence, reduced discrimination and greater participation in community life. The project aims to build on the achievements of two similar BIG-funded projects delivered over the last eight years.
National Lottery Community Fund - Reaching Disabled People in Sri Lanka
£472,754	21/06/2012 48	This project, based in Sri Lanka, will reduce the poverty and discrimination facing disabled men and women in Trincolamee and Batticaloa. A holistic and integrated project approach will be used to ....more This project, based in Sri Lanka, will reduce the poverty and discrimination facing disabled men and women in Trincolamee and Batticaloa. A holistic and integrated project approach will be used to address the practical need of disabled people to have a livelihood, their rights heard and to ensure they are included in services and community life.

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Trustees (8)

Legal constitution

• Charitable company registered in England & Wales on 23/01/1985, number: 290836
• Registered at Companies House on 17/12/1984, number: 01872538

Gift Aid

• Registered with HMRC for Gift Aid

Policies in force

Filing Record

Main office

111 Gloucester Road
Bishopston
BRISTOL
BS7 8AT

Objectives

THE COMPANY IS ESTABLISHED TO RELIEVE POVERTY AND IN PARTICULAR TO RELIEVE POVERTY AMONGST PEOPLE LIVING IN THIRD WORLD COUNTRIES WHO ARE POOR BY REASON OF BEING UNABLE TO EARN THEIR LIVING, THROUGH THE PROVISION OF GENERAL AND TECHNICAL ADVICE ON THE ESTABLISHMENT (INCLUDING THE OPERATION) OF BUSINESS AND NON-PROFIT ENTERPRISES, THE PROVISION OF EDUCATION, TRAINING AND RE-TRAINING IN THE SKILLS REQUIRED FOR EMPLOYMENT AND SELF EMPLOYMENT , THE PROVISION OF RAW MATERIALS AND OTHER GOODS, AND THROUGH THE DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT APPROPRIATE FOR USE IN AREAS OF NEED, AND THE PROMOTION OF SUCH DESIGNS, BY ALL SUITABLE MEANS.

Defined Area of Benefit:

NOT DEFINED. IN PRACTICE NATIONAL AND OVERSEAS