| Quartet Community Foundation - Grant to The Nelson Trust |
| £2,500 |
27/07/2023
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To offer brief interventions and targeted programmes to women at risk of exploitation and involvement with the criminal justice system, through group delivery.
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| Barnwood Trust - Glos Funders - Organisation and Group Funding |
| £92,618 |
12/04/2023
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Art therapy
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| Somerset Community Foundation - Building the capacity of Somerset Women's Centre in Bridgwater to respond to the needs of women with learning disabilities and autism |
| £9,886 |
07/03/2023
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Building the capacity of Somerset Women's Centre in Bridgwater to respond to the needs of women with learning disabilities and autism
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| Somerset Community Foundation - Increasing the capacity of a women's centre in Bridgwater, in response to rising demand caused by the cost-of-living crisis |
| £8,000 |
06/02/2023
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Grant to The Nelson Trust
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| CHK Foundation - CHK Main Grant |
| £7,500 |
31/01/2023
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to support specified work
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| The Clothworkers Foundation - Grant to Nelson Trust |
| £125,000 |
29/11/2022
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purchase a building for a charity supporting with alcohol and substance misuse Wiltshire
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| Charles Hayward Foundation - Grant to Nelson Trust |
| £25,000 |
25/11/2022
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Salary of Change Team Key support worker at Swindon
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| The Coutts Foundation - Nelson Trust cost of living grant |
| £5,000 |
17/11/2022
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An additional unrestricted grant in acknowledgement of the cost-of-living rises
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| Quartet Community Foundation - Grant to The Nelson Trust |
| £5,000 |
16/11/2022
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To provide additional support to vulnerable women across Bristol through an increase in outreach check-ins, late night opening of the Women's Centre and extra hot meal service.
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| Garfield Weston Foundation - Main Grants award |
| £25,000 |
21/10/2022
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Purchase of properties to deliver our Swindon Women's Community Services
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| Wiltshire Community Foundation - Grant to The Nelson Trust |
| £15,000 |
28/09/2022
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Nelson Trust works in the south west providing residential addiction treatment for men and women and non-residential support for women with multiple and complex needs who are in contact with or risk being involved with, the criminal justice system.
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Nelson Trust works in the south west providing residential addiction treatment for men and women and non-residential support for women with multiple and complex needs who are in contact with or risk being involved with, the criminal justice system. Funding will help meet the costs of running a creche to enable women to participate in sessions and activities at their centre in Swindon.
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| Somerset Community Foundation - Contribution towards core running costs of the Bridgwater Women's Centre |
| £2,355 |
17/08/2022
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Core running costs of the Bridgwater Women's Centre
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| Somerset Community Foundation - Targeted programmes for women at risk of exploitation in Somerset |
| £2,500 |
07/07/2022
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Targeted programmes for women at risk of exploitation in Somerset
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| Somerset Community Foundation - Weekly drop in psycho-educational group sessions for young women |
| £1,500 |
30/06/2022
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Weekly drop in psycho-educational group sessions for young women
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| Somerset Community Foundation - Delivering support services for vulnerable women in Bridgwater |
| £149,913 |
26/05/2022
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Delivering support services for vulnerable women in Bridgwater
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| Quartet Community Foundation - Grant to The Nelson Trust |
| £4,350 |
11/05/2022
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To run a regular timetable of psycho-educational, group interventions for vulnerable women, both structured therapeutic and holistic groups, to improve emotional health and wellbeing.
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| Somerset Community Foundation - Supporting women recovering from addiction in Somerset |
| £3,000 |
10/05/2022
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Supporting women recovering from addiction in Somerset
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| Ministry of Justice - Women's Community Sector - Services & Interventions Funding |
| £17,105 |
01/04/2022
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To further increase the sustainability of the sector, and to provide funding for services and interventions.
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| Ministry of Justice - Women's Community Sector - Core Costs Funding |
| £49,315 |
01/04/2022
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To further increase the sustainability of the sector, and to provide funding for services and interventions.
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| Ministry of Justice - Local Leadership and Integration Fund |
| £590,702 |
16/02/2022
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To develop local leadership to more effectively support resettlement of prison leavers and to reduce rates of reoffending.
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| Somerset Community Foundation - Resourcing evening outreach sessions for sex workers in Somerset |
| £1,860 |
23/12/2021
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Relaunching evening outreach sessions for sex workers in Somerset
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| Home Office - Safety of Women at Night Fund |
| £140,000 |
04/11/2021
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The aim will be to reduce incidents of rape and sexual assaults happening in relation to the night time economy in the pilot areas. A secondary aim will be to build an evidence base on the initiatives that are most effective in improving womens
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The aim will be to reduce incidents of rape and sexual assaults happening in relation to the night time economy in the pilot areas. A secondary aim will be to build an evidence base on the initiatives that are most effective in improving womens safety in the night time economy.
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| CHK Foundation - CHK Main Grant |
| £150,000 |
25/08/2021
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to support specified work over 2 years
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| Somerset Community Foundation - new garden group at Women's Centre |
| £2,500 |
25/06/2021
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New gardening group at a Women's Centre
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| Ministry of Justice - Women's Community Sector Core Costs Funding |
| £140,000 |
01/04/2021
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To support organisations which are developing a whole systems approach to female offenders across the country.
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| Wiltshire Community Foundation - Grant to The Nelson Trust |
| £37,874 |
17/03/2021
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Salary of a keyworker in Swindon over the next 12 months.
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| Somerset Community Foundation - Core running costs of a service to support women recovering from addiction |
| £3,000 |
15/03/2021
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Grant to The Nelson Trust
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| Quartet Community Foundation - Women holistic support services |
| £5,000 |
02/03/2021
14 |
To provide a suite of gender responsive trauma informed online and face-to-face Interventions, to build recovery and resilience of women who are disproportionally affected by Covid-19.
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| The Pilgrim Trust - Grant to The Nelson Trust |
| £5,000 |
23/02/2021
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A short-term grant to provide gender-responsive, trauma-informed interventions to support vulnerable women during the Covid-19 pandemic
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| Somerset Community Foundation - Women holistic support services |
| £2,500 |
25/01/2021
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Holistic support and gender responsive trauma informed online and face-to-face Interventions in response to Covid.
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| Ministry of Justice - Women's Community Sector Funding |
| £60,000 |
20/01/2021
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The womens community sector grants scheme offers £2.5 million in funding for core costs to promote greater financial stability throughout the sector.
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| Somerset Community Foundation - Small grants to purchase white goods, carpets etc. to help homeless people move into independent living |
| £10,000 |
20/10/2020
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Small grants to purchase white goods, carpets etc. to help homeless people move into independent living
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| Somerset Community Foundation - COVID19 Remote support for vulnerable women across Somerset |
| £10,000 |
07/05/2020
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Remote for support for vulnerable women across Somerset during coronavirus
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| National Lottery Community Fund - Psychological Therapies for Vulnerable Women |
| £9,800 |
03/04/2020
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The funding will be used to deliver a programme of art therapy workshops and Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing (EMDR) sessions to vulnerable women accessing the Bridgwater Women's Centre. It will offer two therapeutic at workshops on a
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The funding will be used to deliver a programme of art therapy workshops and Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing (EMDR) sessions to vulnerable women accessing the Bridgwater Women's Centre. It will offer two therapeutic at workshops on a weekly basis for six weeks and four sessions of EMDR with the project supporting over 150 beneficiaries annually.
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| National Lottery Community Fund - Sex Worker Outreach Project SWOP |
| £473,256 |
20/03/2020
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The funding will enable the project to employ sex work outreach workers, who will be based across Swindon and Wiltshire. Over the lifetime of the project 250 women will receive a gender-responsive, trauma-informed, holistic support service. The
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The funding will enable the project to employ sex work outreach workers, who will be based across Swindon and Wiltshire. Over the lifetime of the project 250 women will receive a gender-responsive, trauma-informed, holistic support service. The project is run by a national organisation who provide substance abuse recovery programmes and women's community services.
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| National Lottery Community Fund - Empowering Change Outreach Somerset |
| £489,087 |
28/02/2020
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The funding will enable the organisation to set up a women's outreach service across Somerset, to ensure that the specialist women's services available from their centre in Bridgwater are accessible across this rural county. The project works
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The funding will enable the organisation to set up a women's outreach service across Somerset, to ensure that the specialist women's services available from their centre in Bridgwater are accessible across this rural county. The project works collaboratively local services and agencies to provide specialist support and advice for women across Somerset who are facing multiple disadvantage and complex needs.
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| CHK Foundation - CHK Main Grant |
| £75,000 |
04/12/2019
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to support specified work
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| Somerset Community Foundation - Nelson Trust Women's Centre |
| £5,000 |
05/06/2019
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Core running costs of a new women's centre in Bridgwater
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| Ministry of Justice - Female Offenders: Community Investment Fund |
| £110,876 |
01/04/2019
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To fund project workers to support women at risk of offending
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| DCMS - Tampon Tax Community Fund |
| £9,980 |
04/02/2019
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With a focus on improving health and wellbeing (Objective 2), our project will increase womens exposure to peer support groups and address mental and physical health. Women referred to our services will be assessed and offered support to address
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With a focus on improving health and wellbeing (Objective 2), our project will increase womens exposure to peer support groups and address mental and physical health. Women referred to our services will be assessed and offered support to address their needs. This is done through our holistic key working model. All women will initially attend a weekly Emotional Health and Wellbeing drop-in Group. This will enable women to build resilience and coping mechanisms enabling their progression to the formal and structured learning modules that best suit their individual needs. The project will enable women to build recovery capital, stabilise their chaotic behaviours and make plans to develop aspirations for learning, living and working. The Outcomes of our psychoeducational groups for all participants (up to 80 women) will be: - Women understand their needs and learn how to effectively address them. - Women build confidence from peer interaction - Demand on services further upstream (including interventions provided by the Criminal Justice System) are reduced - Women are able to address needs around domestic and sexual violence - Women learn coping skills, and identify self-harming behaviors This will be followed by the introduction of a Peer Mentoring Qualification for women who want to become involved with the service, mentor peers, and increase their employability. Up to 10 women will: - Gain a Peer Mentoring Qualification (Levels 1 & 2) - Facilitate a psychoeducational workshop - Co-facilitate a psychoeducational workshop - Mentor peers We currently offer Pattern Changing and Healing from Trauma from our Gloucester Womens Centre. This grant will enable us to add more Emotional Health and Wellbeing workshops to Gloucester Womens Centre and offer new outreach sessions across Gloucestershire.
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| DCMS - Women Side by Side |
| £24,947 |
01/02/2019
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This funding will build frontline resource capacity for a dedicated peer support coordinator to:-Deliver accredited Level 1 and Level 2 peer mentoring courses from our Womens Centre in Swindon and from our Womens only safe hubs in Wiltshire.Identify
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This funding will build frontline resource capacity for a dedicated peer support coordinator to:-Deliver accredited Level 1 and Level 2 peer mentoring courses from our Womens Centre in Swindon and from our Womens only safe hubs in Wiltshire.Identify and support suitable women with lived experiences to become trained peer supportersProvide regular ongoing supervision to female peer supportersProvide ongoing training and support to peer supportersFemale peer-supporters will be trained to offer peer-support in a relational trauma-informed model recognising that women often need a gender-responsive peer-support programme. Once trained peer supporters will be actively encouraged and supported to set up peer support groups with a focus on mental health; where women experiencing multiple disadvantage can connect to other likeminded women, safely share their experiences and build support networks within their community. We recognise the value and benefits placed on the shared experience and identification that peer supporters can bring to their peers, the peer supporter themselves and the service as a whole. By providing training opportunities for women to facilitate peer support groups (and 121 peer support) women experiencing multiple disadvantage will have the opportunities to take on leadership roles, enhance training and employability options whist increasing levels of self-esteem, confidence, and positive feelings whilst often increasing their own ability to cope with mental health difficulties.
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| Ministry of Justice - Community Investment Fund |
| £74,146 |
01/01/2019
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To provide rural outreach workers to improve community support and women-only spaces available to women living in rural areas of Gloucestershire, Wiltshire and Somerset
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| Wiltshire Community Foundation - Donor Advised High Sheriff |
| £3,000 |
11/12/2018
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This grant will be used towards Art sessions run at the centre. The Art sessions help engage women in our services and offer them an opportunity to express themselves in an environment free of judgement and fear. The course will run for the majority
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This grant will be used towards Art sessions run at the centre. The Art sessions help engage women in our services and offer them an opportunity to express themselves in an environment free of judgement and fear. The course will run for the majority of the calendar year (48 Weeks), and at the end of the year (April) we will hosts an exhibition where women are able to showcase their work. The art session will provide multimedia for expression. The women may choose themes to cater their creations to. These may include: Summer and winter, calm and storm, joy and sorrow, safety and fear, acceptance and rejection, or anger and irritation. Previously mediums have included clay, paint on canvas, pencil, ink, and oil pastel. The art sessions that have previously taken place have facilitated the following outcomes: • Taking risks, learning from mistakes and being open to different possibilities. • Increased ability to focus and maintain attention. • Developed practical and strategic thinking, while interacting with the material world. • Practice with problem solving, encouraging open-ended thinking. • Finding a safe way to express complex feelings • Increased ability to respond positively to own needs • Improved self-esteem, feeling better about themselves, discovering joy in their own self, often being surprised • Understanding others by “seeing” what they have expressed and created. Experiencing a sense of belonging • Increased motivation and ability to make a commitment attending something regularly • Ability to allow themselves to be present in the moment. Having “time out” from difficult life circumstances by doing something life affirming and positive. • Improved their communication skills by discussing ideas, giving each other feedback, assessing their own and others work.
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| Ministry of Justice - Community Investment Fund |
| £172,000 |
07/11/2018
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To establish a Women's Centre in Somerset including bespoke outreach services, offering holistic gender responsive support to women in contact with the criminal Justice system and women experiencing multiple vulnerabilities and complex need
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| Ministry of Justice - Community Investment Fund |
| £40,158 |
07/11/2018
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To fund project workers to support women at risk of offending
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| Somerset Community Foundation - Community Eduction Impact Project |
| £368,092 |
05/11/2018
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An education and targeted intervention programme supporting vulnerable women and girls.
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| Lankelly Chase Foundation - Core funding |
| £25,000 |
17/09/2018
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Funds to support the sex worker outreach project in an interim phase before new funding is secured.
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| Lankelly Chase Foundation - Grant to Nelson Trust |
| £5,000 |
11/12/2017
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Tosupport an event in summer 2018 on prostitution and disadvantage, to be held in the south-west.
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| Somerset Community Foundation - The Nelson Trust Women’s Centre, Bridgwater |
| £2,500 |
23/08/2017
24 |
New facility supporting marginalised and excluded women in Bridgwater
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| National Lottery Community Fund - The Hub Bistro Roof Garden |
| £10,000 |
24/08/2016
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This project will use the funding to update a roof garden at the Hub Bistro which is used by people trying to overcome the issues around drug and alcohol addiction. This will provide a calm and therapeutic place to meet and share experiences, while
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This project will use the funding to update a roof garden at the Hub Bistro which is used by people trying to overcome the issues around drug and alcohol addiction. This will provide a calm and therapeutic place to meet and share experiences, while also improving safety.
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| National Lottery Community Fund - Sex Worker Outreach Project (SWOP) |
| £499,793 |
13/07/2016
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This is the expansion of a project supporting women involved in street sex work in Gloucester and Swindon. Late night drop-in sessions will now run three times a week, tailored to people’s needs and looking at issues like health, housing,
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This is the expansion of a project supporting women involved in street sex work in Gloucester and Swindon. Late night drop-in sessions will now run three times a week, tailored to people’s needs and looking at issues like health, housing, drugs and safety. There will be more outreach work, where women will be invited to support sessions and get access to a sexual health clinic and workshops on emotional health. The group will also continue its daytime drop-in sessions and basic needs provision.
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| Esmee Fairbairn - Grant to The Nelson Trust |
| £105,000 |
11/05/2016
36 |
Towards a sex working women outreach worker to deliver a local model of good practice supporting those involved with street sex-work.
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| National Lottery Community Fund - WGI Stage 2 |
| £736,470 |
22/03/2016
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Women with complex problems will be supported to enable them to experience less chaos, establish great stability, reduce stress and feel empowered to have greater control of their lives. Working from two centres in Gloucester and Swindon, keyworkers
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Women with complex problems will be supported to enable them to experience less chaos, establish great stability, reduce stress and feel empowered to have greater control of their lives. Working from two centres in Gloucester and Swindon, keyworkers will support women with various issues including dealing with domestic abuse, poor mental health, money issues and addiction. Support will include one to one and out of hours help, washing and cooking facilities or simply a meal.
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| Comic Relief - Abstinence-Based Recovery: Get me 2 Recovery |
| £5,000 |
27/01/2016
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Gloucestershire is a rural area so connecting with the recovery community often means people rely on unreliable and expensive public transport. This project will research the potential for an online forum for sharing lifts, walks, shopping trips,
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Gloucestershire is a rural area so connecting with the recovery community often means people rely on unreliable and expensive public transport. This project will research the potential for an online forum for sharing lifts, walks, shopping trips, useful information about events, etc. where individuals in recovery in this rural county can connect and share support so reinforcing their chances of maintaining abstinence.
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| Lankelly Chase Foundation - Grant to Nelson Trust |
| £20,500 |
07/07/2015
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To provide contingency funding for one Sex Worker Project Worker post from September 2015 until the end of March 2016
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| National Lottery Community Fund - Refurbishment of ISIS Women's Centre Basement |
| £10,000 |
01/07/2015
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The group will use the funding to expand their use of their women's centre facilities through installing a waterproof membrane, replastering and decorating in the family room and basement area, which is badly affected by damp. This will improve the
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The group will use the funding to expand their use of their women's centre facilities through installing a waterproof membrane, replastering and decorating in the family room and basement area, which is badly affected by damp. This will improve the facilities so they are safe, healthy and inviting for vulnerable and socially excluded beneficiaries to access appropriate support.
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| Lankelly Chase Foundation - Grant to Nelson Trust |
| £5,000 |
22/06/2015
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To co-host a conference with WomenCentre on good practice in supporting women facing multiple disadvantages.
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| Lankelly Chase Foundation - Grant to The Nelson Trust |
| £150,000 |
25/03/2015
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To change public attitudes, policing, service provision and social policies to achieve a reduction towards zero in the number of vulnerable women street sex working or harmed by off-street sex work in Gloucestershire and Wiltshire.
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| Henry Smith Charity - Grant to Nelson Trust |
| £69,000 |
05/12/2013
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towards the extension and refurbishment of a specialist substance misuse residential treatment centre in Gloucestershire for women from across the UK
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| Dulverton Trust - towards 'Family Focus': work with families affected by parental substance misuse |
| £2,500 |
19/06/2013
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towards 'Family Focus': work with families affected by parental substance misuse
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| Esmee Fairbairn - Grant to The Nelson Trust |
| £99,744 |
29/08/2012
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Towards the core costs of the ISIS women's centre, which provides essential services for women with complex needs in Gloucestershire.
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