| National Lottery Community Fund - Driving Change in Higher Education for young adult carers |
| £449,450 |
29/06/2023
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Funding will be used to improve young adult carers’ access to university and ensure that when at university they receive tailored and joined-up support. This project will ensure university is a
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Funding will be used to improve young adult carers’ access to university and ensure that when at university they receive tailored and joined-up support. This project will ensure university is a viable pathway for young adult carers who want to pursue higher education.
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| Barrow Cadbury Trust - Dissemination costs for research on ESOL provision in West Mids |
| £7,500 |
12/01/2021
6 |
To fund the dissemination of research on English language provision.
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| Lloyds Bank Foundation - Welfare grant to Learning & Work Institute |
| £49,419 |
07/12/2020
12 |
1 Year Grant D630to Learning & Work Institute under the Welfare policy and influencing funding programme
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| Trust for London - Learning and Work Institute |
| £100,000 |
14/10/2020
24 |
The funding is for developing the Better Work Network, a policy and practice initiative dedicated to supporting progression from low pay and increasing job quality for Londoners. BWN will bring
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The funding is for developing the Better Work Network, a policy and practice initiative dedicated to supporting progression from low pay and increasing job quality for Londoners. BWN will bring together low paid Londoners and stakeholders such as employers, government, charities and service providers to share expertise and drive change.
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| Guy's and St Thomas' Charity - Citizen Curriculum |
| £45,052 |
22/05/2020
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Citizen Curriculum - development phase
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| Department for Education - Learning And Work Institute |
| £996,649 |
01/04/2020
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DfE grant funds a range of activities that are focused broadly on supporting the skills sector and activities that address the needs of disadvantaged and disengaged learners. The LWI grant funded
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DfE grant funds a range of activities that are focused broadly on supporting the skills sector and activities that address the needs of disadvantaged and disengaged learners. The LWI grant funded projects support several key DfE policy priorities including Life skills (English, Maths and digital), adult learning, greater integration and social mobility.
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| Trust for London - Learning and Work Institute |
| £5,730 |
05/03/2020
6 |
The funding is for the development, launch and analysis of representative opinion polling of Londoners. The polling will gauge Londoners’ current experiences and responses to the present economic
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The funding is for the development, launch and analysis of representative opinion polling of Londoners. The polling will gauge Londoners’ current experiences and responses to the present economic crisis in real-time by cohort, including age, gender, ethnicity, disability, skills level, social grade, work status, residential status, contract type and borough.
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| National Lottery Community Fund - Driving Change ? improving support for young adult carers in colleges |
| £344,213 |
29/03/2019
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This project will see the Learning and Work Institute work with 60 colleges across the UK to help them achieve the Carers Federation's Quality Standard in Carers Support accreditation. This is based
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This project will see the Learning and Work Institute work with 60 colleges across the UK to help them achieve the Carers Federation's Quality Standard in Carers Support accreditation. This is based on identifying young adult carers in education and providing support for them, including dedicated policies, a designated lead, and connections with care services. The organisation also aims to influence public policy, so young adult carers are offered specific support rather than being grouped with other needs.
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| Trust for London - Learning and Work Institute |
| £80,000 |
01/03/2018
24 |
The funding it to establish a ‘Better Work network’ drawing together those involved in initiatives to tackle low pay and the quality of work in London. Resources, including learning from the
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The funding it to establish a ‘Better Work network’ drawing together those involved in initiatives to tackle low pay and the quality of work in London. Resources, including learning from the network, briefing papers and toolkits, will be hosted on a website to support commissioners, providers and influencers working on this agenda.
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| National Lottery Community Fund - Pop-Up Learning Festivals |
| £5,000 |
29/05/2017
12 |
National Learning and Work Institute in Cardiff will use the grant to co-ordinate a series of pop-up learning festivals across Wales to support Adult Learners' Week. This grant for £5,000 will fund
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National Learning and Work Institute in Cardiff will use the grant to co-ordinate a series of pop-up learning festivals across Wales to support Adult Learners' Week. This grant for £5,000 will fund promotion, four pop-up festivals, travel and subsistence, printing costs, flyers, evaluation and report costs, filming costs, and translation.
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| Ministry of Justice - Supporting the educational progression of excluded groups in prison custody |
| £150,000 |
01/04/2017
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Provision of three projects:a) Vocational Maths-Mentors in Prisonsb) Family Learning for Prisonsc) Get Set for Success
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| Esmee Fairbairn - Grant to National Learning and Work Institute |
| £22,805 |
03/12/2013
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Towards project costs of a life skills/citizens' curriculum, developing and strengthening a holistic approach to learning life skills.
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| National Lottery Community Fund - Sharing stories - Sharing understanding |
| £125,492 |
23/01/2013
24 |
This two year project will engage with adults from different cultural groups to improve their understanding of each others and Welsh cultures and improve their English language skills. The project
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This two year project will engage with adults from different cultural groups to improve their understanding of each others and Welsh cultures and improve their English language skills. The project will work in partnership with Beyond the Border Storytelling Festival telling traditional stories from around the world. The grant over two years will fund the sessional tutor costs, additional staff hours, venue hire, expenses, activities, course materials, child care, rent, heating, lighting and publicity.
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