Co-Operative Group - Grant to Citadel |
£6,587 |
21/10/2023
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We would like to help the individuals we support to set up their new homes, following a period of homelessness. We aim to support 30 individuals in a 12-month period.
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Trust for London - Housing Justice |
£71,000 |
20/07/2023
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The funding is for the development of Housing Justice's Hosting project and salary of a Hosting Project Officer. Housing Justice will run an action learning project with guests and hosts to identify best practice in hosting whilst continuing to
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The funding is for the development of Housing Justice's Hosting project and salary of a Hosting Project Officer. Housing Justice will run an action learning project with guests and hosts to identify best practice in hosting whilst continuing to deliver this vital service and grow wrap around support for each guest.
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Architectural Heritage Fund - Grant to Housing Justice Cymru |
£10,000 |
08/11/2022
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Tredegarville Baptist Church
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Greater London Authority - Equipping Shelters Project 22-25 |
£839,773 |
02/11/2022
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To fund Housing Justice in activities which coordinate and support London’s winter night shelter capacity, and improve outcomes for shelter guests. This funding will be used to provide a team of pan-London Catalyst Workers to support shelter
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To fund Housing Justice in activities which coordinate and support London’s winter night shelter capacity, and improve outcomes for shelter guests. This funding will be used to provide a team of pan-London Catalyst Workers to support shelter projects.
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Trust for London - Housing Justice |
£3,000 |
29/09/2022
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This is a cost of living uplift for grant reference 360G-trustforlondon-MAIN-S2-04.02.2020-8432
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Mercer's Charitable Foundation - Grant to Housing Justice |
£11,000 |
30/06/2022
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To deliver a residential event for 24 leaders of faith organisations that support homeless people.
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Ministry for Housing, Communities and Local Government - Voluntary and Community Sector Fund |
£256,273 |
01/04/2022
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Funding to frontline VCS organisationsare the main delivery agent of homelessness services
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Co-Operative Group - Grant to Housing Justice Cymru - Citadel |
£1,654 |
23/10/2021
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We plan to match Citadel volunteers with people experiencing or at risk of homelessness. They will provide support to identify what matters to them and to help them to achieve it.
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Ministry for Housing, Communities and Local Government - S180 Housing Justice - Faith Groups |
£150,000 |
13/08/2021
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Housing Justice are the only charity who provide the national network of faith and community responses to homelessness
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The Charity of Sir Richard Whittington - Grant to Housing Justice |
£56,972 |
01/07/2021
24 |
Partial funding for a worker to facilitate turning church land/buildings into genuinely affordable housing in England.
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Comic Relief - Building the Nation of Sanctuary - A Joined Up Approach |
£599,856 |
25/05/2021
36 |
Housing Justice Cymru (HJC) is the Welsh arm of the national organisation, Housing Justice, a registered charity that works to mobilise faith-based groups, communities and stakeholders to take action to address homelessness. Housing Justice Cymru
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Housing Justice Cymru (HJC) is the Welsh arm of the national organisation, Housing Justice, a registered charity that works to mobilise faith-based groups, communities and stakeholders to take action to address homelessness. Housing Justice Cymru works with a wide range of organisations and faith groups in Wales, with projects supporting people experiencing homelessness to access safe and stable accommodation.
This project will take a joined-up approach to build provision across Wales for People Seeking Sanctuary and People with No Recourse to Public Funds (NRPF). Participant groups throughout this proposal are referred to as either ?People Seeking Sanctuary? or ?People with NRPF?:
? People Seeking Sanctuary refers to refugees or asylum seekers including individuals not recognised as refugees but who have been granted indefinite leave to remain, offered humanitarian protections, provided with discretionary leave following their asylum claim as defined by Welsh Government?s ?Nation of Sanctuary Plan.?
? People with NRPF refers to people who cannot access mainstream housing or benefits due to their immigration status. This includes both People Seeking Sanctuary and EU and other EEA, Swiss citizens with their NRPF condition imposed.
Working in partnership with Tai Pawb, The Wallich, Welsh Refugee Council and Oasis Cardiff we will:
1. Help increase hosting provision across Wales through the recruitment of volunteer?hosts who will provide a safe, and secure place for guests with NRPF, giving the stability they need to overcome trauma and engage with their immigration case.
2. Involve participants and people with lived experience in every aspect of project design and development, adapting and responding to the needs of the people we support. With the aim of increasing and influencing the existing levels of involvement by the sector and Welsh Government
3. Gather evidence to support future policy and practice for people in Wales.
Refused asylum seekers with NRPF are one of the most vulnerable groups in our society and have a high risk of becoming homeless or destitute. This group has been identified by the Welsh Refugee Coalition and are working with Welsh Government to boost temporary accommodation to avoid destitution. We recognise the organisations working within this sector and will continue to work with them to provide additional capacity and complement existing work. It is important to note recent changes in legislation for EU EEA citizens, following Britain?s exit from the EU, this project will provide support for EU and other EEA citizens and their families through referrals and support to apply for EU Settlement Scheme and secure training and employment opportunities.
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The Charity of Sir Richard Whittington - Grant to Housing Justice |
£25,000 |
06/10/2020
12 |
Core costs.
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Trust for London - Housing Justice |
£90,000 |
03/06/2020
36 |
The funding is for a contribution towards salary costs of a project coordinator and user engagement costs for a hosting project, providing short-term accommodation to 150 migrants without recourse to public funds. Guests in the project will receive
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The funding is for a contribution towards salary costs of a project coordinator and user engagement costs for a hosting project, providing short-term accommodation to 150 migrants without recourse to public funds. Guests in the project will receive accommodation, immigration advice and move on support.
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Greater London Authority - London's winter night shelter capacity |
£450,000 |
01/09/2018
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To fund activities which increase London's winter night shelter capacity and improve the casework which shelter guests receive
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Greater London Authority - More than Shelters |
£33,263 |
25/06/2018
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More than Shelters
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London Catalyst - Housing Justice - 4 |
£3,000 |
08/12/2016
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Hardship Fund
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London Catalyst - Housing Justice - 3 |
£7,000 |
24/06/2015
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Mentoring and befriending service for former rough sleepers in London
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Tudor Trust - Grant to Housing Justice |
£120,000 |
18/09/2014
24 |
over two and a half years as continuation funding towards the salaries of two project officers and a case worker to provide advice and assistance on using church land for affordable housing in England and Wales
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London Catalyst - Housing Justice - 2 |
£7,500 |
26/06/2013
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Mentoring & Befriending of former homeless people: 50 participants: improve social relationships. Est. Prog.
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