THE NATIONAL LITERACY TRUST

to be 'The Lead Partner' on Phase Two of the Libraries for Primaries campaign and to specifically fund the 'Foyle Foundation Primary School Library Programme' targeting 300 schools with no school library across the UK

NLT are asking for a grant of £94,969.35 over two years to build a network of volunteer Literacy Champions in Blackpool. They have a target of 40 volunteers across the town who in turn will work with 400 individuals and families over the two-year ....more

NLT are asking for a grant of £94,969.35 over two years to build a network of volunteer Literacy Champions in Blackpool. They have a target of 40 volunteers across the town who in turn will work with 400 individuals and families over the two-year project, engaging them in multiple activities. This works out at £2,374 per volunteer. Literacy Champions are local people trained to co-design and deliver fun, exciting, and original literacy development projects in their community.

The funding will be used to develop and expand the service providing literacy skills to disadvantaged children and young people. The project aims to develop skills to enable children and young people to reach their potential.

Early Words Together offers English language development and well-being support to 50 families with children under 5 who are refugees, asylum seekers or have fled violence, including those escaping domestic violence. Working in partnership with ....more

Early Words Together offers English language development and well-being support to 50 families with children under 5 who are refugees, asylum seekers or have fled violence, including those escaping domestic violence. Working in partnership with Better Start Streatham and Norwood, South London Refugee Association and Refuge, the project will reach pre-school children and their mothers in places where they feel comfortable. A Programme Manager will support delivery of approximately ten x 5-week programmes across three sites to children and mothers in small groups . At each of the three sites, family workers will also support the delivery of the five-week programmes whilst receiving training to enable them to support literacy and language development beyond the five-week programme. The Early Words Together programme capitalises on the strong relationships developed between the centre staff and mothers, and utilises their community language skills whilst also leaving a legacy of literacy support at the venue beyond the life of the project. Activities will improve speech and communication skills and community integration and strengthen maternal bonds.

Cost of living supplementary grant

National Literacy Trust - Words that Count Project in England, Scotland and Northern IrelandGrant for CYP Improving Financial Wellbeing - LOT 1 Teacher Training

Developing the literacy skills of pre-school children living in gateshead

#iwill Youth Literacy Champions in North Yorkshire

towards TOTS (Turn on the Subtitles) core costs

TOTs in the UK 2022

to develop a Literacy Champions programme that will train and develop a network of community volunteers in Stoke-on-Trent

Read North East

New Chapters - creative writing for self-expression and well-being for young people in custody and in the community

Early Words Together in Manchester

Broadcast of 4 audio books to potentially 80,000 people across the prison estate, and delivery of a book club to 2,300 participants in 3 adult prisons and 2 young offender institutions in Buckinghamshire and the surrounding region.

Core costs for Youth Welfare & Education

Core costs for Youth Welfare & Education

Grant funding to members of the Health and Wellbeing Alliance for priority project work in support of DHSC, NHS England and Improvement and PHE strategic priorities.

"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 ....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."

towards unrestricted core costs as a COVID-19 Fast Response grant

To support children and young people from low-income families who do not have access to the internet and computers by providing printed copies of the organisation's Family Zone packs.

Early Words Together for two-year-olds facing disadvantage in Streatham

Read North East

Get Islington Reading - building a reading community, inspiring young people to develop and sustain a love of reading by connecting schools and public libraries, focusing on the critical transition between primary and secondary school.

Early Words Together at 2 and 3 in Bedfordshire

purchase of IT and AV equipment for a charity which works with disadvantaged young people nationally

To support a creative writing programme bringing together local poets, arts and cultural organisations and teachers in three cities in England.

Towards unrestricted core costs to strengthen and scale locally-led literacy campaigns and programmes across the UK by linking them in a national best practice network, and creating accredited training for new local literacy leaders.

Early Words Together for London, to give early years children the literacy skills to succeed in life

Towards the second, roll-out phase of Literacy for Life.

The group will set up Literacy Hubs in Nottingham and Peterborough, which will provide a range of activities for children and parents to raise literacy levels and promote the importance of literacy. This will improve the language level children are ....more

The group will set up Literacy Hubs in Nottingham and Peterborough, which will provide a range of activities for children and parents to raise literacy levels and promote the importance of literacy. This will improve the language level children are at when they start school, and equip their parents with the skills and confidence they need to help their children thrive.

Funding under Sport England's Families Fund funding programme for a Revenue project titled Storienteering. This project lists its main activity as Multi-Skill Coaching

Priority 1: Closing the Disadvantage Gap at age 5 to increase awareness of the home learning environment, of existing entitlements for disadvantaged families and support to school and childminder partnership.Priority 2: Early Years Special ....more

Priority 1: Closing the Disadvantage Gap at age 5 to increase awareness of the home learning environment, of existing entitlements for disadvantaged families and support to school and childminder partnership.Priority 2: Early Years Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (EYSEND) to support parents, the workforce and local authorities to identify and support early years children with SEND.

Priority 1: Closing the Disadvantage Gap at age 5 to increase awareness of the home learning environment, of existing entitlements for disadvantaged families and support to school and childminder partnership.Priority 2: Early Years Special ....more

Priority 1: Closing the Disadvantage Gap at age 5 to increase awareness of the home learning environment, of existing entitlements for disadvantaged families and support to school and childminder partnership.Priority 2: Early Years Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (EYSEND) to support parents, the workforce and local authorities to identify and support early years children with SEND.

Priority 1: Closing the Disadvantage Gap at age 5 to increase awareness of the home learning environment, of existing entitlements for disadvantaged families and support to school and childminder partnership.Priority 2: Early Years Special ....more

Priority 1: Closing the Disadvantage Gap at age 5 to increase awareness of the home learning environment, of existing entitlements for disadvantaged families and support to school and childminder partnership.Priority 2: Early Years Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (EYSEND) to support parents, the workforce and local authorities to identify and support early years children with SEND.

The National Literacy Trust’s Rugby Reading Champions is a literacy programme for children aged 9-13 delivered by rugby coaches. It uses the motivational power of Rugby Union, players and coaches as role models to inspire children and young people ....more

The National Literacy Trust’s Rugby Reading Champions is a literacy programme for children aged 9-13 delivered by rugby coaches. It uses the motivational power of Rugby Union, players and coaches as role models to inspire children and young people to read more and to improve their literacy skills. In total, National Literacy Trust will work with 560 young people over two years. The grant will pay for the delivery of the programme, working in deprived communities in Leicester in partnership with Leicester Tigers and expanding delivery into a new location in year 2.

Early Words Together with EAL families

Literacy Champions

Towards salary and project costs to pilot and test a new multi-agency model to improve literacy amongst disadvantaged learners, capitalising on existing local infrastructure in three geographic areas.

Towards salary costs for a programme involving social marketing to improve attitudes towards reading and raise literacy rates amongst people from deprived backgrounds.

Towards Project costs Towards the salaries of the corporate relationship manager and web development manager working on a project to improve attitudes towards reading and raise literacy standards.

Towards Project costs Towards the salaries of the project director and the information and communication officer.