The Rayne Foundation - Grant to Providence Row |
£75,000 |
08/03/2022
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Towards the development of an Outreach Psychotherapy project to support entrenched and extremely vulnerable rough-sleepers and vulnerably housed people in Tower Hamlets.
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CHK Foundation - CHK Emergency /Disaster Grant |
£10,000 |
05/07/2021
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to support specified work
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CHK Foundation - CHK Discretionary Grant |
£10,000 |
12/05/2020
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towards the Emergency COVID Appeal
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Ministry for Housing, Communities and Local Government - MHCLG Homelessness Fund |
£85,000 |
07/05/2020
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Organisations supporting homelessness
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The Leathersellers' Company Charitable Fund - Grant to Providence Row |
£15,000 |
16/04/2020
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Emergency Covid Additional Grant unrestricted core costs
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Sam and Bella Sebba Charitable Foundation - Grant to Providence Row |
£60,000 |
24/03/2020
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Towards core funding
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The Leathersellers' Company Charitable Fund - Grant to Providence Row |
£60,000 |
18/06/2018
48 |
Main Grant unrestricted core costs
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National Lottery Community Fund - Learning and wellbeing: Explore and fulfill your potential |
£438,838 |
20/09/2017
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This group will develop their project, which supports homeless people lead an independent life away from poverty, addiction, isolation and ill-health. Activities will include workshops and training on literacy and numeracy skills, keeping and
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This group will develop their project, which supports homeless people lead an independent life away from poverty, addiction, isolation and ill-health. Activities will include workshops and training on literacy and numeracy skills, keeping and maintaining a tenancy, money and debt management and a digital skills to increase confidence with IT. Health and wellbeing issues will be addressed through conflict resolution, positive relationships, overcoming anger, team building, yoga and arts sessions.
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Comic Relief - Steps away from the street: Scaling up Providence Row Enterprise and Training |
£40,000 |
30/11/2016
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Nestled in the heart of the City of London Providence Row provides a wide range of innovative support, advice and training opportunities including horticulture and mindfulness to homeless people. Once ready, targeted skills and work placement
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Nestled in the heart of the City of London Providence Row provides a wide range of innovative support, advice and training opportunities including horticulture and mindfulness to homeless people. Once ready, targeted skills and work placement opportunities are offered through its social enterprise ‘Rise Bakery’ and other corporate partners to help people progress and move into stable accommodation and employment. Comic Relief funding will enable Providence Row to increase the number of work placements and accredited training opportunities provided by supporting staffing capacity in these areas.
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Comic Relief - Scaling up Providence Row Enterprise and Training |
£40,000 |
31/10/2016
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Scaling up Providence Row Enterprise and Training
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Lankelly Chase Foundation - Grant to Providence Row |
£10,000 |
10/12/2015
12 |
Project evaluation relating to existing grant aiming to build the input of people with lived experience into local policy & practice
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Greater London Authority - Grant to Providence Row |
£5,000 |
01/09/2015
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Increasing groupd volunteering and supporting skills based volunteering
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Greater London Authority - Grant to Providence Row |
£9,982 |
13/11/2014
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Speed Volunteering project - Providence Go!
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National Lottery Community Fund - Providence Row Learning Programme |
£332,878 |
29/04/2013
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This is a new project by Providence Row to improve the lives of homeless people in the target London areas through personal development, training, volunteering and community action. PR aims to tackle the root causes of homelessness, not just
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This is a new project by Providence Row to improve the lives of homeless people in the target London areas through personal development, training, volunteering and community action. PR aims to tackle the root causes of homelessness, not just immediate needs, with its role being to enable a transition by this very excluded group into mainstream employment, activities and community based support.
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