ONE PLACE EAST LTD 

Donations from Grant Makers ?

We have details on the following significant donations. Multi-year donations are allocated to the years for which they are earmarked.

Major supporters in last 5 years

Specific Donations

Amount	When Months	To be used for
National Lottery Community Fund - The Community Peer Solutions Project
£415,031	21/12/2022	Funding will be used to provide a Community Peer Solutions Project run by and for Deaf and Disabled adults. The project will empower beneficiaries to lead social change and tackle structural and ....more Funding will be used to provide a Community Peer Solutions Project run by and for Deaf and Disabled adults. The project will empower beneficiaries to lead social change and tackle structural and social inequalities at a local and regional level.
National Lottery Community Fund - The CreateAbles
£9,790	19/11/2021	The funding will be used to deliver a creative activity group to improve health and wellbeing through creative and cultural activities. It is aimed at people with disabilities and lived experience of ....more The funding will be used to deliver a creative activity group to improve health and wellbeing through creative and cultural activities. It is aimed at people with disabilities and lived experience of mental ill-health where they can access peer support and build social connections through art-based activities. The project aims to increase social connections improve mental wellbeing develop talents of disable people and build community capacity as they lead and facilitate groups.
City Bridge Trust - Grant to One Place East
£55,140	25/08/2021 24	£55,140 over two further and final years (£27,160; £27,980) towards the costs associated with OPE’s dementia befriending service, specifically for the salaries of a part time Project Manager ....more £55,140 over two further and final years (£27,160; £27,980) towards the costs associated with OPE’s dementia befriending service, specifically for the salaries of a part time Project Manager (21hrs pw) and Project Support Officer (14hrs pw), and no other associated costs. Reduced figures reflect the actual salary spend reported in OPE’s final monitoring and evaluation report for the previous grant for the same project.
HM Revenue & Customs - HMRC Grant Funding
£9,500	01/04/2021	Supporting HMRC customers who need extra help accessing HMRC services
London Catalyst - One Place East - 2
£700	27/01/2021	From Tea to Barista: Café enterprise P4H + SHST additional grant for Covid costs & evaluation
Disability Action - NET Coronavirus Appeal Emergency Fund for Disabled People Organisations UK-wide
£9,931	01/11/2020	The project will provide information, advice and advocacy service, support people to develop their IT/digital skills on a one-to-one basis and support people through online workshops to have ....more The project will provide information, advice and advocacy service, support people to develop their IT/digital skills on a one-to-one basis and support people through online workshops to have increased awareness of their rights, entitlements and local services available
City Bridge Trust - Grant to One Place East
£19,730	28/09/2020	towards the costs of an advocacy project on the gaps in Covid-19 service provision for disabled adults, and of running Mental Health First Aid training courses, including training for two of OPE's ....more towards the costs of an advocacy project on the gaps in Covid-19 service provision for disabled adults, and of running Mental Health First Aid training courses, including training for two of OPE's service users, as outlined in your application.
Lloyds Bank Foundation - Variation grant to One Place East
£7,807	23/07/2020	Grant to One Place East meeting the additional costs of adapting services, premises or implementing other safety measures in response to the Covid pandemic.
DCMS - Coronavirus Community Support Fund
£6,917	26/06/2020	"The fund aims to:1) To reduce closures of essential charities that provide essential services to vulnerable groups during the COVID-19 crisis by ensuring they have the financial resources to ....more "The fund aims to:1) To reduce closures of essential charities that provide essential services to vulnerable groups during the COVID-19 crisis by ensuring they have the financial resources to operate, thereby reducing the burden on public services.2) To ensure essential services are provided to vulnerable people, both in the short and long term through increased community support through the work of charitable organisations."
City Bridge Trust - Grant to One Place East
£19,605	19/06/2020	£19,605 to fund the essential and urgent costs outlined in the application, so that the organisation can carry on providing support to Londoners.
CAF - Grant to One Place East (OPE)
£9,417	01/06/2020 3	Grant to One Place East (OPE) to support the organisation through COVID19
HM Revenue & Customs - HMRC Grant Funding
£18,649	01/04/2020	Supporting HMRC customers who need extra help accessing HMRC services
London Catalyst - One Place East - 1
£4,992	10/06/2019	From Tea to Barista: Café enterprise development at Goodmayes Hospital run by disabled people and those with mental health needs for patients and staff in partnership with North East London NHS ....more From Tea to Barista: Café enterprise development at Goodmayes Hospital run by disabled people and those with mental health needs for patients and staff in partnership with North East London NHS Foundation Trust.
HM Revenue & Customs - HMRC Grant Funding
£22,400	01/04/2019	Supporting HMRC customers who need extra help accessing HMRC services
Lloyds Bank Foundation - Grant to One Place East
£14,858	19/02/2019 12	The charity provides a one-stop-shop for people across the Borough with a disability offering advocacy and advice as well as independent living skills and social activities.
Trust for London - One Place East (was Daffodil Advocacy Project)
£30,900	21/02/2018 24	The funding is to further develop a unique user-led People's Parliament that empowers local people with a learning disability (PWLD) to speak out and campaign for positive change.
National Lottery Community Fund - Next Steps
£224,960	29/11/2017 36	The project will offer early intervention to young people aged 16-24 with ill mental health. The group aims to encourage these young people to discuss mental health and challenge the stigma which can ....more The project will offer early intervention to young people aged 16-24 with ill mental health. The group aims to encourage these young people to discuss mental health and challenge the stigma which can lead to issues in later life if they are not addressed. Workshops will include how to improve mental health and looking at how these young people can look after one another in class, who to approach and how to talk about their feelings.
Trust for London - Redbridge Concern for Mental Health (merged with Daffodil Advocacy Project)
£7,250	12/10/2017 6	The funding is to support a People's Parliament for people with learning disabilities in Redbridge. This work was originally undertaken by Daffodil advocacy which has now merged with Redbridge ....more The funding is to support a People's Parliament for people with learning disabilities in Redbridge. This work was originally undertaken by Daffodil advocacy which has now merged with Redbridge Concern for Mental Health.
Lloyds Bank Foundation - Grant to One Place East
£15,000	11/07/2017 12	The grant will support this mental health charity to delver a merger between three other local organisation, ensuring one stop shop for services
Trust for London - Redbridge Concern for Mental Health (merged with Daffodil Advocacy Project)
£50,000	02/03/2017 24	The funding is to support, promote and enforce disabled people's rights (ensuring equal access to goods and services) through individual and collective use of the Equality Act.
City Bridge Trust - Grant to Redbridge Concern for Mental Health
£105,400	24/11/2016 36	£105,400 over 3 years (£34,100; £35,200; £36,100) towards the cost of a part-time (21 hours ) Project Manager and part-time (14 hours) Assistant plus running costs to provide Redbridge Dementia ....more £105,400 over 3 years (£34,100; £35,200; £36,100) towards the cost of a part-time (21 hours ) Project Manager and part-time (14 hours) Assistant plus running costs to provide Redbridge Dementia Befriending Service.
National Lottery Community Fund - Recovery through Peer Support
£10,000	19/11/2014 12	Not Available
Lloyds Bank Foundation - Grant to Redbridge Concern for Mental Health
£34,400	28/06/2013	The charity offers support to people with mental health issues. Their established befriending service for people with dementia provides brings increased social contact, reduced isolation and ....more The charity offers support to people with mental health issues. Their established befriending service for people with dementia provides brings increased social contact, reduced isolation and improved cognitive abilities.
London Catalyst - Redbridge Concern for Mental Health - 1
£5,000	09/05/2012	Funding for training volunteers for Dementia Befriending Service
National Lottery Community Fund - RUN-UP
£231,051	18/04/2012 60	This project supports people with mental health problems to play a constructive role in service planning and delivery, whilst tackling stigma and discrimination. The project will provide each ....more This project supports people with mental health problems to play a constructive role in service planning and delivery, whilst tackling stigma and discrimination. The project will provide each beneficiary with intensive support to build their confidence and skills. Meeting specific training will develop skills that enable beneficiaries to effectively participate and interact in meetings with service providers such as the NHS. The project will also deliver awareness workshops with employers and schools. _x000B_

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Trustees (8)

Legal constitution

• Charitable company registered in England & Wales on 13/11/1997, number: 1065770
• Registered at Companies House on 19/10/1995, number: 03115971

Gift Aid

• NOT registered with HMRC for Gift Aid

Event History

• 13/05/2018 - Asset transfer in from THE DAFFODIL ADVOCACY PROJECT
• 05/01/2024 - Asset transfer in from REDBRIDGE VOLUNTARY CARE

Policies in force

Filing Record

Main office

One Place East
Ilford Chambers
11 Chapel Road
ILFORD
Essex
IG1 2DR

Objectives

TO SAFEGUARD, PROTECT AND PROMOTE THE INTERESTS OF VULNERABLE PEOPLE IN ENGLAND & WALES, PRIMARILY IN THE LONDON BOROUGH OF REDBRIDGE AND NEIGHBOURING BOROUGHS AND COUNTIES. THIS INCLUDES PEOPLE WITH MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS, PEOPLE WITH A LEARNING DISABILITY, PEOPLE WITH AN AUTISTIC SPECTRUM DISORDER, PEOPLE WITH A PHYSICAL DISABILITY, PEOPLE WITH A SENSORY IMPAIRMENT, OLDER PEOPLE INCLUDING PEOPLE WITH DEMENTIA, CHILDREN AND FAMILIES, AND CARERS. THE CHARITY WILL EMPOWER SUCH BENEFICIARIES (SERVICE USERS) TO EXERCISE INDEPENDENCE, CHOICE AND CONTROL OVER HOW THEIR SUPPORT NEEDS ARE MET, IN PARTICULAR BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY BY PROVIDING CARE SERVICES, OUTREACH SUPPORT, HOUSING, ASSOCIATED AMENITIES, TRAINING AND DAY ACTIVITIES FOR THE BENEFICIARIES. DEVELOPING A RANGE OF PERSONALISED SUPPORT AND ADVICE SERVICES TO ENABLE SERVICE USERS TO MAKE INFORMED DECISIONS AND LEAD INDEPENDENT LIVES PROVIDING ONE-TO-ONE ADVOCACY SERVICES USING PAID AND VOLUNTEER ADVOCATES SUPPORTING SELF-ADVOCACY GROUPS AND SERVICE USER INVOLVEMENT PROMOTING ADVOCACY AND GOOD PRACTICE IN ADVOCACY. WORKING WITH THE STATUTORY, VOLUNTARY AND BUSINESS SECTORS TO PROMOTE GREATER KNOWLEDGE AND UNDERSTANDING OF INCLUSION ISSUES ADVANCING PUBLIC EDUCATION IN DISABILITY RELATED ISSUES. UNDERTAKING OR ASSISTING IN THE UNDERTAKING OF RESEARCH AND PUBLISHING THE USEFUL RESULTS OF SUCH RESEARCH

Defined Area of Benefit:

LONDON BOROUGH OF REDBRIDGE AND NEIGHBOURING BOROUGHS