City Bridge Trust - Grant to Race on the Agenda |
£60,000 |
12/06/2023
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£60,000 over 12 months to enable Race On The Agenda to offer a competitive salary to recruit a suitable CEO.
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City Bridge Trust - Grant to Race on the Agenda |
£20,000 |
20/04/2023
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£20,000 over 12 months to enable Race On The Agenda to offer a competitive salary to recruit a suitable CEO.
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Paul Hamlyn Foundation - CEO Recruitment |
£10,000 |
20/03/2023
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Race on the Agenda (ROTA) works with communities impacted by systemic racism to help create policies and practices to tackle inequality. This grant will fund recruitment of a CEO to manage the team and focus on increasing visibility, developing
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Race on the Agenda (ROTA) works with communities impacted by systemic racism to help create policies and practices to tackle inequality. This grant will fund recruitment of a CEO to manage the team and focus on increasing visibility, developing partnerships and implementing a funding strategy for their main projects: housing, school exclusion, and higher education.
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National Lottery Community Fund - Race on the Agenda Volunteers Organiser |
£20,124 |
11/06/2021
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Race on the Agenda (ROTA) is one of Britain's leading social policy think-tanks focusing on issues that affect Black Asian and minority ethnic communities. ROTA will use funding to establish a formal volunteer programme which will offer tailored and
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Race on the Agenda (ROTA) is one of Britain's leading social policy think-tanks focusing on issues that affect Black Asian and minority ethnic communities. ROTA will use funding to establish a formal volunteer programme which will offer tailored and supported volunteering opportunities to help young BAME people acquire new skills and improve their employment prospects.
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City Bridge Trust - Grant to Race On The Agenda |
£85,200 |
08/07/2020
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£85,200 over 3 years (£30,900, £28,400, £25,900) as contribution towards the core costs of the organisation.
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City Bridge Trust - Grant to Race On The Agenda |
£12,915 |
19/06/2020
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£12,915 towards three months of costs as outlined in your application.
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Tudor Trust - Grant to Race on the Agenda (COVID19 Grant) |
£21,100 |
29/05/2020
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over one year as additional funding for the Avocado project, towards the development of a virtual hub to provide support to smaller BAME-led voluntary and community groups around the UK, as they respond to the Coronavirus crisis
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Barrow Cadbury Trust - Secretariat for the Coalition for Race Equality |
£86,652 |
13/07/2019
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Allocation of pooled fund to provide a secretariat for the Coalition of Race Equality Organisations
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Lankelly Chase Foundation - Core funding |
£5,000 |
18/03/2019
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For exploratory work about how systems thinking could be useful in the service of race equality work
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BBC Children in Need - Grant to Race On The Agenda |
£10,000 |
22/11/2018
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This project will train and support disadvantaged BME young people in London boroughs to influence education policy and practice. Young people will be empowered by knowing their rights, grow in confidence and develop communication and leadership
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This project will train and support disadvantaged BME young people in London boroughs to influence education policy and practice. Young people will be empowered by knowing their rights, grow in confidence and develop communication and leadership skills.
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National Lottery Community Fund - Trauma - Mentoring Young People |
£9,910 |
26/10/2018
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The project will provide mentor training to local role models who will support young people from ethnic backgrounds and live with complex issues. The aim is to improve life chances.
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Tudor Trust - Grant to Race on the Agenda |
£80,000 |
08/10/2018
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over two years as continuation funding towards the running costs of the Avocado Project, run in partnership with Black Fundraisers UK and Money4Youth, which provides capacity-building and fundraising support to small BAMER organisations
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Trust for London - Race on the Agenda - ROTA |
£90,000 |
21/02/2018
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The funding is to increase BAME involvement in housing, regeneration and employment campaigns and other equalities issues. It will also assist BAME organisation's racial justice campaigns and ensure their clients get high quality public services
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The funding is to increase BAME involvement in housing, regeneration and employment campaigns and other equalities issues. It will also assist BAME organisation's racial justice campaigns and ensure their clients get high quality public services through using Equalities Act and the Public Sector Equalities Duty and develop and support efforts to reframe messages about race equality and migration.
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National Lottery Community Fund - BMER Young People Together for Employment Rights |
£9,900 |
28/06/2017
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This project will use funding to raise awareness of employment rights and anti-discrimination laws amongst people from BAME backgrounds. This will involve running workshops for young people to empower them to become employment champions within their
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This project will use funding to raise awareness of employment rights and anti-discrimination laws amongst people from BAME backgrounds. This will involve running workshops for young people to empower them to become employment champions within their community.
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National Lottery Community Fund - Active Lives, Healthy Minds |
£335,000 |
04/04/2016
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A project to provide support, training and skills for disadvantaged groups in Ealing and Hounslow. The project will include English language sessions, tailoring, cookery training, and advice on mental and physical health issues, such as diabetes,
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A project to provide support, training and skills for disadvantaged groups in Ealing and Hounslow. The project will include English language sessions, tailoring, cookery training, and advice on mental and physical health issues, such as diabetes, healthy eating and mental health awareness, and welfare support. It will also include sessions on confidence building, communication skills, advice and opportunities to interact with the wider community. The project will benefit 150 people.
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City Bridge Trust - Grant to Race On The Agenda |
£112,700 |
28/01/2016
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£112,700 over two further years (£55,600; £57,100) for the salary of a f/t Project Officer and related costs of a project providing training, capacity-building, advice and information to London’s voluntary sector.
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City Bridge Trust - Grant to Race On The Agenda |
£55,000 |
19/06/2014
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£55,000 over one year towards the salary and associated running costs of a Specialist Project Officer providing training, capacity building support and advice and information on the Equalities Act 2010.
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National Lottery Community Fund - Social Media and Online Resources for All |
£10,000 |
14/11/2013
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This is a project by a group in Islington. The group will use the funding to provide young people from disadvantaged backgrounds with training in the use of social media. This will enable the beneficiaries to use social media in a positive way and
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This is a project by a group in Islington. The group will use the funding to provide young people from disadvantaged backgrounds with training in the use of social media. This will enable the beneficiaries to use social media in a positive way and lead campaigns to influence local policies that may affect them and their communities._x000B_
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National Lottery Community Fund - Healthy, Mobilised and Black Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) |
£283,200 |
15/03/2012
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This project will improve the mental health and wellbeing of BAME people living in deprived areas while making them more active and involved in their communities. The scheme also aims to shape the delivery of mental health services and educate
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This project will improve the mental health and wellbeing of BAME people living in deprived areas while making them more active and involved in their communities. The scheme also aims to shape the delivery of mental health services and educate service providers on the issues BAME people face. Service users will be encouraged and accompanied, if required, to visit their GP to discuss their mental health. Volunteers will be trained in early detection, mental health awareness and debt and housing advice.
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