The Charity of Sir Richard Whittington - Grant to Friend Counselling London Limited |
£33,000 |
15/05/2024
18 |
Supporting LGBTQ+ older people.
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City Bridge Trust - Grant to Friend Counselling London Limited |
£184,610 |
29/01/2024
36 |
£184,610 over five years - £39,460 in year one, £38,170 in year two, £36,895 in year three, £35,655 in year four and £34,430 in year five - towards a new group counselling service , targeting underrepresented LGBTQ+ communities.
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Lloyds Bank Foundation - One off gift towards cost of living crisis to Friend Counselling (London) Ltd |
£2,250 |
14/12/2022
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One off gift to support with the cost of living crisis
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Henry Smith Charity - Grant to London Friend |
£177,000 |
26/05/2022
36 |
towards three years' continuation funding of the running costs of the 'Antidote Service', which provides drug and alcohol support for LGBT people in Greater London.
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The Clothworkers Foundation - Grant to Friend Counselling (London) |
£10,000 |
03/12/2021
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installation of ventilation system for a charity supporting disadvantaged minority communities in London
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National Lottery Heritage Fund - Grant to Friend Counselling London Limited |
£43,300 |
11/11/2021
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London Friend at 50
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National Lottery Community Fund - Ventilation Installation for Covid-safe working |
£9,999 |
05/11/2021
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The funding will be used to install a new ventilation system in their centre supporting the LGBTQ+ community. The project aims to create a Covid-19 safe facility for beneficiaries to access vital in-person support.
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City Bridge Trust - Grant to Friend Counselling London Limited |
£44,900 |
22/04/2021
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towards the salaries of the CEO, Counselling Coordinator and Volunteer Coordinator
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City Bridge Trust - Grant to Friend Counselling London Limited |
£9,500 |
08/12/2020
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0
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City Bridge Trust - Grant to Friend Counselling London Limited |
£34,430 |
11/09/2020
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towards the costs outlined in your application for the adaptation of office space and development of hybrid face-to-face and online delivery for LGBT people with health and wellbeing support.
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DCMS - Coronavirus Community Support Fund |
£78,984 |
25/06/2020
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"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
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"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."
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The London Community Foundation - Grant to London Friend |
£19,580 |
07/05/2020
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The funding is for us to adapt and our mental health support for LGBT people to deal with the current issues and increased demand the pandemic and lock down are causing. It will allow us to increase capacity for counselling, groups, and making
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The funding is for us to adapt and our mental health support for LGBT people to deal with the current issues and increased demand the pandemic and lock down are causing. It will allow us to increase capacity for counselling, groups, and making mental health resilience plans with clients.
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City Bridge Trust - Grant to Friend Counselling (London) Limited |
£2,856 |
24/04/2020
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A grant of £2,856 to fund the essential and urgent costs outlined in the application, so that the organisation can carry on providing support to Londoners.
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Department of Health - London Friend |
£21,500 |
01/04/2019
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London Friend
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DCMS - Tampon Tax Community Fund |
£9,960 |
01/04/2019
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Overall we want to improve health and wellbeing; some activities will also address other of the funds priorities.A new programme of social activities for LBT women will run alongside our existing support groups such as our Changes coming out group,
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Overall we want to improve health and wellbeing; some activities will also address other of the funds priorities.A new programme of social activities for LBT women will run alongside our existing support groups such as our Changes coming out group, and T on Tuesday trans and non-binary group providing additional engagement opportunities, and seeking to improve health and wellbeing through regular positive social contact. This will also improve social networking and build confidence, touching on the other priorities of the fund. The pilot therapy group and stand up workshops will provide additional ways for LBT women to engage; the therapy group providing opportunities for deeper emotional engagement and the stand-up workshops a fun and innovative opportunity to engage, with the outcome of improving health and wellbeing, but additionally improving skills and confidence. Specific outputs, with outcomes: 150 LBT women will attend support and social groups, with 80% self-reporting improved health and wellbeing; 80% reporting improvement in self-confidence; and 80% reporting improved social contact. 8 LBT women will attend the therapy group with 6 self-reporting reporting improved health and wellbeing. 8 LBT women will attend the stand-up comedy workshops, with 6 reporting improvement in self-confidence. 10 new LBT volunteers will be recruited specifically to support LBT womens work within London Friend. London Friend as an organisation will have improved contact with other LBT groups, and improved knowledge of how we can better support LBT women. We will also identify at least one new partnership opportunity to develop beyond the duration of this funding.
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Lloyds Bank Foundation - Grant to Friend Counselling (London) Ltd |
£83,980 |
27/03/2019
36 |
London Friend is requesting funding towards staff and running costs of its Antidote LGBT drug and alcohol service supporting people experiencing problematic drug, alcohol and chemsex use to reduce or cease their use and to address related issues
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LGBT Consortium - Grant to London friend |
£9,500 |
08/03/2019
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Organisational Sustainability
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The Leathersellers' Company Charitable Fund - Grant to Friend Counselling London Limited |
£60,000 |
05/10/2018
48 |
Main Grant unrestricted core costs
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Henry Smith Charity - Grant to London Friend |
£178,000 |
14/03/2018
36 |
towards three years' continuation funding of the 'Antidote Service', which provides drug and alcohol support for LGBTQ people across London
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Henry Smith Charity - Grant to London Friend |
£42,500 |
12/03/2015
24 |
towards two years' running costs of 'SWAP', a psycho-social support programme for gay and bisexual men engaging in drug use in sexual contexts in London
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Lloyds Bank Foundation - Grant to Friend Counselling (London) Ltd |
£59,850 |
12/11/2014
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London Friend is a central London based charity providing a range of counselling services and support groups. Its Antidote project provides substance misuse counselling and support services. Core funding is requested to support Antidote
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City Bridge Trust - Grant to Friend Counselling (London) Limited |
£135,300 |
16/07/2014
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£135,300 (£43,500; £45,100; £46,700) towards the salary costs of the Volunteer Coordinator and Counselling Service Coordinator (up to a maximum of £30,000 per annum) plus clinical supervision, programme and management costs.
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Lloyds Bank Foundation - Grant to Friend Counselling (London) Ltd |
£29,500 |
06/02/2012
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the salary of the Volunteer Co-ordinator including volunteer costs, marketing and promotion and project overheads
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National Lottery Community Fund - ANTIDOTE - LGBT Drug and Alcohol Service |
£493,976 |
10/11/2010
48 |
This project will promote safety, reduce harm and increase overall health and well-being amongst London's LGBT community, providing advice and support to those affected by substance misuse. The project will provide a range of activities. An
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This project will promote safety, reduce harm and increase overall health and well-being amongst London's LGBT community, providing advice and support to those affected by substance misuse. The project will provide a range of activities. An open-access weekly drop-in service will be provided offering drug and alcohol information, peer-support, relapse prevention and cravings management advice.
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