| The Blagrave Trust - Regional Partnership Grants |
| £330,400 |
31/10/2023
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Power Up - Youth Leadership Innovation Fund
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| CHK Foundation - CHK Main Grant |
| £3,000 |
10/02/2023
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to support specified work
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| Paul Hamlyn Foundation - Creating a Home for Advantaged Thinking |
| £6,000 |
18/01/2023
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The Foyer Federation is a youth housing membership organisation that supports a network of Foyers who provide accommodation, learning and work opportunities for and with young people who have
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The Foyer Federation is a youth housing membership organisation that supports a network of Foyers who provide accommodation, learning and work opportunities for and with young people who have experienced homelessness. They create and support positive approaches to working with young people to enable them to make the journey to adulthood. This grant supports the development of a new Home for Advantaged Thinking strategy which will strengthen the capacity, quality and impact of youth supported housing provision. The Foyer Federation will communicate and promote their vision of Advantaged Thinking through a network that connects doers and thinkers.
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| CHK Foundation - CHK Main Grant |
| £120,000 |
11/05/2022
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to support specified work
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| National Lottery Community Fund - Advantaged Thinking Development Framework for young people |
| £340,113 |
04/05/2022
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The project is using funding to further develop the ‘ Advantaged Thinking Development Framework’ (ATDF) which aims to empower young people who have experienced homelessness to reflect develop
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The project is using funding to further develop the ‘ Advantaged Thinking Development Framework’ (ATDF) which aims to empower young people who have experienced homelessness to reflect develop agency and progress in their life journey while contributing to the shape and quality of the services they receive. This project aims to tackle the inequality of learning provision for young people who have experienced homelessness. It will focus on outcomes shaped by young people rather than commissioners and seeks to create a sustainable model of delivery that is led by young people.
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| Dulverton Trust - Core Funding |
| £90,000 |
28/10/2021
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Core Funding
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| Paul Hamlyn Foundation - Creating a Home for Advantaged Thinking |
| £90,000 |
19/07/2021
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The Foyer Federation is a youth housing membership organisation that supports a network of Foyers who provide accommodation, learning and work opportunities for and with young people who have
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The Foyer Federation is a youth housing membership organisation that supports a network of Foyers who provide accommodation, learning and work opportunities for and with young people who have experienced homelessness. They create and support positive approaches to working with young people to enable them to make the journey to adulthood. This grant supports the development of a new Home for Advantaged Thinking strategy which will strengthen the capacity, quality and impact of youth supported housing provision. The Foyer Federation will communicate and promote their vision of Advantaged Thinking through a network that connects doers and thinkers.
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| The Blagrave Trust - Power Up - Youth Leadership Innovation Fund |
| £320,400 |
08/07/2021
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To set up a Youth Leadership Innovation Fund for local Foyers, managed by the Foyer Federation. The Federation will distribute the fund through onward grants of up to £15k pa x 3 years to four
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To set up a Youth Leadership Innovation Fund for local Foyers, managed by the Foyer Federation. The Federation will distribute the fund through onward grants of up to £15k pa x 3 years to four members in their network, with some smaller one year grants. Cost of Living uplift: total funding increased by £20,000 to £320,400. Agreed Dec 2022. Additional welfare grant: total funding increased by £400 in December 2021.
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| Tudor Trust - Grant to Foyer Federation |
| £60,000 |
22/04/2021
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over two years as unrestricted funding for a charity supporting the Foyer network in the UK, which provides accommodation with training and holistic support to young people experiencing homelessness
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| The Berkeley Foundation - Covid-19 match funding grant |
| £4,938 |
20/04/2021
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Unrestricted donation to a charity match funding the amount raised by Berkeley Group staff
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| John Ellerman Foundation - Core costs - senior management salaries and operational overheads including the outsourced finance management function |
| £96,000 |
25/03/2021
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Core costs - senior management salaries and operational overheads including the outsourced finance management function
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| Garfield Weston Foundation - Main Grants award |
| £25,000 |
12/02/2021
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Home for Advantaged Thinking
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| Tudor Trust - Grant to Foyer Federation |
| £2,000 |
07/01/2021
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as an additional grant to support staff, volunteer and trustee wellbeing, to assist the organisation deliver its charitable purpose more effectively
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| Tudor Trust - Grant to Foyer Federation |
| £50,000 |
12/11/2019
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over 18 months to support the transition of the Federation into a strategic partnership with Social Enterprise UK, and to contribute to network support via the provision of free membership to ten
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over 18 months to support the transition of the Federation into a strategic partnership with Social Enterprise UK, and to contribute to network support via the provision of free membership to ten foyers
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| Paul Hamlyn Foundation - Strategic Development |
| £10,000 |
10/10/2019
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To develop a sustainable business model and updated strategy for the organisation.
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| National Lottery Community Fund - Build Me Up |
| £49,219 |
10/04/2018
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Foyer Federation will be developing an app called 'Build Me Up', which uses the principles of gamification to provide an incentive rewards scheme for positive action and behaviour by young people and
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Foyer Federation will be developing an app called 'Build Me Up', which uses the principles of gamification to provide an incentive rewards scheme for positive action and behaviour by young people and to enable staff to track data impact as it happens live, instead of retrospectively. The concept has been trialled in a paper-based format with significant buy in from young people, who will work with Foyer Federation to co-produce the app.
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| Paul Hamlyn Foundation - Development and Scoping the TrustYouth Movement |
| £15,035 |
29/06/2017
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TrustYouth is a coalition made up of London Youth, Youth at Risk, Khulisa UK, NUS, TACT, Prospectus, The Foyer Federation and Three Point Zero. Collectively, their networks span housing, youth
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TrustYouth is a coalition made up of London Youth, Youth at Risk, Khulisa UK, NUS, TACT, Prospectus, The Foyer Federation and Three Point Zero. Collectively, their networks span housing, youth justice, youth work, fostering and adoption, further/higher education and recruitment to the sector. TrustYouth’s vision is for all young people across the UK, particularly those experiencing challenges, to be able to harness the experiences they have had and use them to shape services that really work for them. This grant will support the coalition to research, plan and begin to deliver a campaign to further this vision.
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| John Ellerman Foundation - Towards internal capacity building |
| £120,000 |
25/05/2017
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Towards the core costs of a staff training and change management programme, to enable foyers to develop homeless young people while becoming more sustainable
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| Esmee Fairbairn - Grant to The Foyer Federation |
| £300,000 |
19/04/2016
36 |
Towards unrestricted core costs to reshape and reclaim the Foyer offer and develop a more sustainable future.
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| Paul Hamlyn Foundation - Reclaiming the Foyer ethos to support positive transitions for young people |
| £60,000 |
21/03/2016
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Foyer Federation plans to develop, test and roll out a refreshed model for UK-wide foyers, which will embed the 'advantaged thinking' strengths-based approach to working with young people across its
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Foyer Federation plans to develop, test and roll out a refreshed model for UK-wide foyers, which will embed the 'advantaged thinking' strengths-based approach to working with young people across its 100-strong member network. The work includes creating and piloting a foyer 'developers' guide', a new accreditation framework, a business model and review of the international literature around advantaged thinking. Foyer Feneration is seeking core support for its work.
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| Tudor Trust - Grant to Foyer Federation |
| £180,000 |
03/03/2016
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over three years towards core costs to support the Federation to 're-vision' a Foyer model for the 21st century
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| Dulverton Trust - Core Funding |
| £90,000 |
10/06/2015
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Core Funding
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| Lloyds Bank Foundation - Grant to Foyer Federation |
| £100,376 |
18/12/2014
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Homeshare Programme
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| Paul Hamlyn Foundation - Campus Free school development work |
| £10,000 |
15/04/2014
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A grant to The Foyer Federation for Campus Free school development work
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| Esmee Fairbairn - Grant to The Foyer Federation |
| £176,275 |
13/02/2013
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Towards a programme that discovers, inspires and develops young leaders and demonstrates the effectiveness of its approach and philosophy in different settings.
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| National Lottery Community Fund - The Pop-up Talent Shop: 'Mastering the Laws of Employability Gravity' |
| £1,999,035 |
19/10/2012
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The aim of the project is to take career-based training to disadvantaged young people in areas including estates, homeless centres, street corners and supermarkets. It will support them to overcome
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The aim of the project is to take career-based training to disadvantaged young people in areas including estates, homeless centres, street corners and supermarkets. It will support them to overcome the barriers to employability and help unleash their talent and potential. Young people and businesses will deliver career-based skills training and mentoring from initial tasters to long-term skills training and work placements, making this a youth-owned enterprise.
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| Esmee Fairbairn - Grant to The Foyer Federation |
| £248,001 |
19/04/2012
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Towards Open Talent, a campaign that will challenge the deficit-based nature of many services for disadvantaged young people, investing instead in their talents and aspirations.
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| National Lottery Community Fund - The Pop-up Talent Shop: 'Mastering the Laws of Employability Gravity' |
| £37,439 |
20/03/2012
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The aim of the project is to take career-based training to disadvantaged young people in areas including estates, homeless centres, street corners and supermarkets. It will support them to overcome
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The aim of the project is to take career-based training to disadvantaged young people in areas including estates, homeless centres, street corners and supermarkets. It will support them to overcome the barriers to employability and help unleash their talent and potential. Young people and businesses will deliver career-based skills training and mentoring from initial tasters to long-term skills training and work placements, making this a youth-owned enterprise.
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| Esmee Fairbairn - Grant to The Foyer Federation |
| £20,000 |
04/08/2010
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Towards Project costs Towards the cost of developing a new approach to reduce re-offending through the education and development of young people aged 10-17 who would otherwise be in custody.
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