National Lottery Community Fund - Homelessness prevention into action |
£115,303 |
07/09/2023
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Funding will be used for early intervention projects to prevent homelessness through partnerships across England. The funding will cover in-house research and management costs and specialist
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Funding will be used for early intervention projects to prevent homelessness through partnerships across England. The funding will cover in-house research and management costs and specialist technical academic research to spot gaps and opportunities in services.
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St. Martin-in-the-Fields Charity - Homeless Link incubator |
£390,326 |
30/03/2023
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Project to identify emerging practice and test promising practice in homelessness
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Greater London Authority - StreetLink (London element) and StreetLink London website |
£106,668 |
20/01/2023
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This project was match-funded by Homeless Link through fundraised contributions of £99,332. The GLA has only publised its contribution to the overall grant.
This funding of £106,668 is to fund
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This project was match-funded by Homeless Link through fundraised contributions of £99,332. The GLA has only publised its contribution to the overall grant.
This funding of £106,668 is to fund StreetLink services and the StreetLink London website.
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Nationwide Foundation - Housing First England additional funding - cost of living |
£11,020 |
09/01/2023
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To cover the increase in staff costs caused by the cost of living crisis
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Greenwood Place - Grant to Homeless Link |
£100,000 |
07/01/2023
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Unrestricted funding
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Lloyds Bank Foundation - One off gift towards cost of living crisis to Homeless Link (In-Form) |
£2,250 |
14/12/2022
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One off gift to support with the cost of living crisis
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Nationwide Foundation - Housing First England additional funding |
£73,108 |
19/07/2022
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To allow the project team to stay focused on the delivery of the project that we fund the funding gap of £46k for years four and five. _x000D_
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The last two years of the project will now
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To allow the project team to stay focused on the delivery of the project that we fund the funding gap of £46k for years four and five. _x000D_
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The last two years of the project will now focus on influencing, as it has established good partnerships with key st
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Nationwide Foundation - Homeless Link three month Covid funding |
£8,899 |
02/08/2021
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Three months of staff costs - not three month extension.
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Ministry for Housing, Communities and Local Government - Transformation Fund |
£3,806,000 |
26/07/2021
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Funding to support small, non-commissioned night shelter providers to embed single room accommodation as the sector standard and reduce need for emergency winter accommodation
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Greenwood Place - Grant to Homeless Link |
£100,000 |
01/07/2021
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Unrestricted funding
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Department of Health - Health and Wellbeing Alliance 21/22 to 23/24 Homeless Lin |
£97,000 |
01/07/2021
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Through the HW Alliance, policy teams can work collaboratively with the voluntary, community and social enterprise (VCSE) organisations, accessing the sectors expertise and connecting policy leads
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Through the HW Alliance, policy teams can work collaboratively with the voluntary, community and social enterprise (VCSE) organisations, accessing the sectors expertise and connecting policy leads with hard-to-reach communities.The Alliance comprises of 19 VCSE organisations and the membership is currently confirmed for 2021-24. These organisations bring the expertise of the VCSE sector, and the voices of the people they represent, into national policy development and delivery.The HW Alliance enables system partners (and their policy teams) to strengthen and build on the relationships with the VCSE sector, providing:A route for system partners to reach a wide range of VCSE organisationsA collective voice for the VCSE sectorOpportunities co-design and co-produce solutions on cross-cutting issuesAccess to the voices of communities that experience the greatest health inequalities.Activities of HW Alliance members are designed to align with the national strategic priorities of the system partners, with a continued focus on promoting equality and reducing health inequalities.
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Ministry for Housing, Communities and Local Government - VCS: Homeless Link - Streetlink |
£350,000 |
21/05/2021
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Funding for service to enable members of public to connect people sleeping rough with local support services
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Ministry for Housing, Communities and Local Government - VCS: Homeless Link - Core |
£778,000 |
21/05/2021
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To deliver core services across the sector are given the direct support that they require, that the existing skills and training gaps are addressed, and that Multi-disciplinary services brought
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To deliver core services across the sector are given the direct support that they require, that the existing skills and training gaps are addressed, and that Multi-disciplinary services brought together to deliver cohesive local response to homelessness and rough sleeping
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Department of Health - HWB Health And Wellbeing Alliance 21/22 - priority projects - Homeless Health Consortium |
£12,182 |
02/04/2021
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Promotion of the vaccination and booster programme for those experiencing homelessness and the people supporting them.
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Lankelly Chase Foundation - Grant to Homeless Link (MEAM project) |
£150,000 |
31/03/2021
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Homeless Link (MEAM project)
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Nationwide Foundation - Homeless Link Wellbeing support |
£2,000 |
17/03/2021
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Wellbeing support
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Lloyds Bank Foundation - Welfare grant to Homeless Link (In-Form) |
£49,697 |
07/12/2020
12 |
1 Year Grant to Homeless Link (In-Form) under the Welfare policy and influencing funding programme
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Henry Smith Charity - Grant to Homeless Link- Housing First England |
£25,000 |
05/10/2020
12 |
towards one year's running costs of a project working to promote, support and grow a national movement of Housing First services across England.
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Garfield Weston Foundation - Major Grants award - COVID19 response |
£210,000 |
02/10/2020
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Women Experiencing Homlessness Improving Gender-Informed Practice
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Greenwood Place - Grant to Homeless Link |
£50,000 |
01/10/2020
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Unrestricted funding
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Comic Relief - A Place to Call Home |
£700,000 |
07/05/2020
12 |
COVID19 - Emergency Response - Homeless Link is requesting this emergency funding towards a grant funding programme for the homelessness sector to develop permanent housing solutions for those
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COVID19 - Emergency Response - Homeless Link is requesting this emergency funding towards a grant funding programme for the homelessness sector to develop permanent housing solutions for those temporarily accommodated during the Covid-19 outbreak. Homeless Link propose establishing a ‘Respond and Rebuild’ grant funding programme that provides a cohesive, single-point application and grant management process, to support and focus the sector on developing the ‘what next’ response. This will complement the Crisis emergency fund. This fund will be specifically focused on looking to the longer term. It will support the homelessness sector to strategically and creatively develop and establish the next stage of support and deliver viable, on-going programmes that ensure those housed through ‘Everyone In’ do not find themselves back on the streets once the hotels and accommodation they are using reverts to its original use.
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Department of Health - Homeless Link |
£51,000 |
28/04/2020
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See HWA summary:Working with the VCSE sector - encourange two way flow of information and inteliigence betweeen the Sector and the System.
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Ministry for Housing, Communities and Local Government - VCS: HOMELESS LINK - CORE |
£800,000 |
01/04/2020
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To deliver core services across the sector are given the direct support that they require, that the existing skills and training gaps are addressed, and that Multi-disciplinary services brought
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To deliver core services across the sector are given the direct support that they require, that the existing skills and training gaps are addressed, and that Multi-disciplinary services brought together to deliver cohesive local response to homelessness and rough sleeping.
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Ministry for Housing, Communities and Local Government - VCS: HOMELESS LINK - CORE |
£2,400,000 |
01/04/2020
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To deliver core services across the sector are given the direct support that they require, that the existing skills and training gaps are addressed, and that Multi-disciplinary services brought
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To deliver core services across the sector are given the direct support that they require, that the existing skills and training gaps are addressed, and that Multi-disciplinary services brought together to deliver cohesive local response to homelessness and rough sleeping.
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Ministry for Housing, Communities and Local Government - VCS: HOMELESS LINK - STREETLINK |
£350,000 |
01/04/2020
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Funding for service to enable members of public to connect people sleeping rough with local support services
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Ministry for Housing, Communities and Local Government - COVID-19 VCSE GRANT - HOMELESS LINK |
£6,000,000 |
01/04/2020
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Emergency funding delivered by Homeless Link to homelessness charities directly affected by the Coronavirus.
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DCMS - Homeless Link 19/20 |
£861,976 |
01/04/2020
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The project aims to provide direct support to women who are, or are at risk of, homelessness across England and to produce and disseminate evidence-based learning and resources to homelessness and
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The project aims to provide direct support to women who are, or are at risk of, homelessness across England and to produce and disseminate evidence-based learning and resources to homelessness and womens services, supporting them to deliver collaborative gender and trauma-informed solutions to supporting women out of homelessness.
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The Blagrave Trust - Youth homelessness research |
£40,000 |
21/03/2019
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Research into youth homelessness
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National Lottery Community Fund - Being the Difference |
£50,000 |
11/03/2019
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Being the Difference
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Comic Relief - A Place to Call Home |
£1,000,000 |
25/09/2018
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Safe Place To Be Homeless Link is the national membership charity representing organisations working directly with homeless people, and those in the housing, support, health and social care sectors.
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Safe Place To Be Homeless Link is the national membership charity representing organisations working directly with homeless people, and those in the housing, support, health and social care sectors. With over 750 members they believe that we can end homelessness, ensure everyone has a place to call home and the support they need to keep it. Through their network of members and partners across the country, Homeless Link is in a unique position to assess both the scale and nature of the challenge to end homelessness. Funding from Comic Relief will support cross-sector system change; homelessness prevention and innovation in the sector. COVID19 Variation: Additional funding of £700k for Covid Emergency fund awarded via grant 360G-CR-3701534b
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Lankelly Chase Foundation - MEAM |
£298,503 |
23/07/2018
24 |
Two years core funding for the MEAM coalition
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Trust for London - Homeless Link |
£84,000 |
14/06/2018
24 |
The funding is for the development of a new London-wide homeless sector approach to understanding and challenging the impact of welfare changes on people experiencing homelessness. Expanding Homeless
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The funding is for the development of a new London-wide homeless sector approach to understanding and challenging the impact of welfare changes on people experiencing homelessness. Expanding Homeless Link’s Expert Panel of people with lived experience, and supporting frontline organisations, to create a collective voice to campaign for positive change and practical solutions.
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Barrow Cadbury Trust - Social Investment Management Platform - Feasibility |
£9,900 |
12/12/2017
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Feasibility study for management information platform
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Lankelly Chase Foundation - Expert Link |
£278,181 |
17/10/2017
36 |
Three year core costs support to Expert Link to develop their training programme, build their network and engage with wider audiences
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Department of Health - HWA T2 Homeless Link |
£25,000 |
01/04/2017
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Develop a learning resource for public health nurses (health visitors, school nurses and general practice nurses) to reduce health inequalities of homeless families
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Department of Health - Homeless Link |
£46,118 |
01/04/2017
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Health and Wellbeing Alliance
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Department of Health - Homeless Link |
£64,500 |
01/04/2017
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Reducing health inequalities amongst health inclusion groups
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London Councils - PLUS Project |
£480,956 |
15/02/2017
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To strengthen the homelessness sector (voluntary, public and private) to work more collaboratively. To bring sectors together to better understand, define and identify their role in preventing
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To strengthen the homelessness sector (voluntary, public and private) to work more collaboratively. To bring sectors together to better understand, define and identify their role in preventing homelessness. To support frontline providers and commissioners to be responsive to changing patterns of need, policy, legislation and equalities issues. To build the capacity of frontline providers to improve service delivery and effectiveness and ultimately be more sustainable. With the ultimate aim of achieving improved outcomes for those at risk of or experiencing homelessness. Activities: o providing specialist advice, support, training and information o supporting and improving working relationships between the VCS, boroughs and landlords through forums o improving collaboration and communication between the homelessness, employment, domestic/sexual violence, substance use, and health sectors through relationship brokerage, bespoke support and peer networks o providing quality policy, law and research information identifying London specific impact and trends through briefings and bulletins o testing new models through special initiatives responding to the London specific context. Outcomes delivered: o Higher quality, more responsive and effective service delivery (measured against a baseline , and using an external evaluation) o More effective cross sector/priority collaboration to deliver more effective services o Improved and focussed response to prevention o Better evidence of successful creative interventions responsive to specific London context.
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National Lottery Community Fund - Multiple Needs Nationwide |
£2,780,681 |
07/11/2016
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This project will ensure every person with multiple needs is supported by effective, coordinated services and are empowered to tackle their problems, reach their full potential and contribute to
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This project will ensure every person with multiple needs is supported by effective, coordinated services and are empowered to tackle their problems, reach their full potential and contribute to their community. This will be achieved by supporting local authority areas to develop the ‘Making Every Adult Matter’ approach, which is a practical, seven-stage approach to redesigning and delivering services for individuals with multiple and complex needs.
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Lankelly Chase Foundation - Expert Link |
£90,000 |
10/10/2016
12 |
To continue to support Expert Link’s leader to develop an initiative on lived experience and leadership, raising awareness and capturing feedback on the tools developed thus far
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Lankelly Chase Foundation - MEAM Coalition |
£297,773 |
16/03/2016
24 |
To enable the Making Every Adult Matter (MEAM) coalition to establish a national agenda for policy change informed by frontline voices and to support areas to influence local policy; and to improve
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To enable the Making Every Adult Matter (MEAM) coalition to establish a national agenda for policy change informed by frontline voices and to support areas to influence local policy; and to improve the coordination of policy work across the MEAM partners.
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Lankelly Chase Foundation - Expert Link |
£50,000 |
02/03/2016
12 |
To develop a nationally representative platform which builds the voice, power and influence of people with severe and multiple disadvantage.
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Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, UK Branch - Homeless Link |
£30,000 |
01/03/2016
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Final tranche of support for MEAM as a contribution to core costs of £30,000 for 2016/17.
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Lankelly Chase Foundation - Multiple Needs Summit 2017 |
£12,000 |
09/01/2016
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To support costs of the 2017 Multiple Disadvantage summit
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Comic Relief - Housing First England |
£210,000 |
25/11/2015
36 |
Rough sleeping has risen in the UK by 55% since 2010 and currently there is limited support for single homeless people. Rough sleepers are more likely to have poor mental and physical health, are
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Rough sleeping has risen in the UK by 55% since 2010 and currently there is limited support for single homeless people. Rough sleepers are more likely to have poor mental and physical health, are vulnerable to violence and exploitation and are more susceptible to alcohol and drug abuse. Building on evidence from the USA and Europe, Homeless Link will develop a 'Housing First' model for England, and will support the delivery of unconditional housing and wrap around holistic support to help chaotic individuals off the streets and establish safer, healthier and happier lives.
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Lankelly Chase Foundation - Expert Link |
£13,900 |
19/08/2015
6 |
Development funding to scope a potential role for a national umbrella organisation that represents people affected by homelessness, mental illness, substance and alcohol misuse and re-offending.
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Greater London Authority - Grant to Homeless Link |
£50,000 |
11/08/2015
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StreetLink
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City Bridge Trust - Grant to Homeless Link |
£148,100 |
09/07/2015
36 |
£148,100 over 3 years (£49,400, £48,700, £50,000) towards a London Development Officer, Research Officer, Policy Officer, associated running costs and the costs of events and training sessions.
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Lankelly Chase Foundation - Housing First project |
£218,631 |
08/07/2015
36 |
To create a movement to encourage the spread of Housing First as an approach to address homelessness.
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Lankelly Chase Foundation - Housing First |
£10,000 |
09/01/2015
5 |
To establish Housing First as an accessible option to all chronically homeless people with complex needs across England.
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Tudor Trust - Grant to Homeless Link |
£115,000 |
21/08/2014
36 |
over three years as continuation funding towards the salary of a day centres worker to promote local homelessness alliances across England
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National Lottery Community Fund - Supporting people with multiple needs - Support and development |
£1,012,943 |
30/07/2014
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Not Available
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Northern Rock Foundation - Grant awarded to Homeless Link (Northumberland) |
£114,050 |
11/03/2014
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To create an on-going learning network of frontline workers working with homeless pepole across the North East and Cumbria.
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National Lottery Community Fund - Fulfilling Lives: Multiple and Complex Needs Support Contract |
£48,496 |
19/08/2013
12 |
The contract between July and December will be used to provide project support, service user involvement work and inform and disseminate a policy briefing for the areas.
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London Councils - London Councils Homelessness Pan-London Umbrella Support (PLUS) Project |
£598,140 |
20/02/2013
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Outcome 1 - Frontline organisations better able to deliver high quality housing provision support to the protected equalities groups and better able to deliver well informed specialist services,
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Outcome 1 - Frontline organisations better able to deliver high quality housing provision support to the protected equalities groups and better able to deliver well informed specialist services, advice and specialist housing and social welfare advocacy and representation for and to the following: - Black, Asian, minority ethnic, refugee and migrant groups. - Women - Young and older people - Lesbian, gay, transgender and bisexual groups. - Deaf and disabled groups. Outcome 2 - Frontline organisations better able to raise issues of housing discrimination and trends in housing provision for the above equalities groups strategically together and with boroughs through sharing good practice, knowledge and expertise. This included frontline organisations facilitated to contribute to information and data sharing on homelessness. Outcome 3 - Frontline organisations that support the protected equalities groups identified within this specification better able to secure funding and resources and to develop the capacity of their organisation. Outcome 4 - Frontline homelessness organisations better equipped to respond to the diversity of equalities needs
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National Lottery Community Fund - Support and Development Services for Complex Needs programme BIG001-0348 |
£11,049 |
31/01/2013
12 |
This contract provides support to the 15 lead partner organisations that applied for funding under the Complex Needs Programme. This includes providing independent critical friend challenge to the
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This contract provides support to the 15 lead partner organisations that applied for funding under the Complex Needs Programme. This includes providing independent critical friend challenge to the lead partners as visions are developed, reviewing proposals for identifying need, service user engagement, system change principals and a cross sector approach. Support will be provided through Homeless Link and authorised sub-contractors: MEAM (Making Every Adult Matter), Clinks, Drugscope and Mind.
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Paul Hamlyn Foundation - Arts for all: Engaging homeless people through the arts |
£64,000 |
18/07/2011
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In support of an initiative to increase homeless people's access to arts activities by increasing homelessness agencies' capacity to deliver and build partnerships with arts organisations.
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