Co-Operative Group - Grant to FARE Scotland |
£1,022 |
21/10/2023
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Bitesize Breakfast Club is a free club open to S1-S6 young people at All Saints Secondary School. We would like to purchase more food, equipment and resources to improve and expand the club.
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William Grant Foundation - General operating support 2023 |
£60,000 |
15/11/2022
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Unrestricted funding to support the work of this community-based charity. It is understood the grant will allow the charity to increase the scale and scope of its employability programmes for young
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Unrestricted funding to support the work of this community-based charity. It is understood the grant will allow the charity to increase the scale and scope of its employability programmes for young people.
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Scottish Government - FARE Scotland Ltd |
£74,985 |
20/01/2021
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Detailed description not provided.
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Virgin Money Foundation - Grant to FARE Scotland |
£20,000 |
14/08/2020
12 |
Grant towards the cost of providing a weekly allowance to the young people attending an employability course.
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Scottish Government - FARE Scotland (Glasgow East) |
£262,479 |
19/05/2020
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Detailed description not provided.
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William Grant Foundation - Coronavirus Assistance |
£30,000 |
20/04/2020
12 |
Unrestricted funding to support the charity's work in Glasgow providing food to people experiencing food insecurity during the coronavirus Covid-19 crisis.
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Scottish Government - FARE Scotland (Glasgow East) |
£329,720 |
16/04/2020
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Detailed description not provided.
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Glasgow City Council - Fare Care |
£78,774 |
08/03/2019
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To deliver a programme of activities with an emphasis on tackling alcohol misuse, youth unemployment and engaging with vulnerable groups.
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Glasgow City Council - Fare Care |
£78,774 |
08/06/2018
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To deliver a programme of activities with an emphasis on tackling alcohol misuse, youth unemployment and engaging with vulnerable groups.
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Robertson Trust - The salary costs of the Senior Health & Wellbeing Manager |
£30,000 |
30/04/2018
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The salary costs of the Senior Health & Wellbeing Manager
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National Lottery Community Fund - FARE D of E Programme |
£10,000 |
30/01/2018
12 |
This group deliver various family activities to support people in the East End of Glasgow. This project will enable the group to buy a range of outdoor and camping equipment which will enable young
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This group deliver various family activities to support people in the East End of Glasgow. This project will enable the group to buy a range of outdoor and camping equipment which will enable young people to take part in the Duke of Edinburgh Award scheme.
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Comic Relief - BA Flying Start initiative 2016 |
£50,000 |
13/07/2016
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FARE will use the allocated £50,000 to provide 5 local young people with employment (£10,000 per y/p). The funds would cover the cost of their modern apprenticeship salaries for 1 year, as well as
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FARE will use the allocated £50,000 to provide 5 local young people with employment (£10,000 per y/p). The funds would cover the cost of their modern apprenticeship salaries for 1 year, as well as personal developing through various training courses including an NVQ/SVQ3 in youth work, first aid, child protection, conflict resolution and health and safety. Not only will this give disadvantaged young people the opportunity of employment, it allows them to escape the dangers of gang activity such as prison, disfigurement or death. Over the years FARE have recruited a number of ex gang members who have been vital to our success in combating gang activity and anti social behavior within the areas we serve and it is hoped that these young people will have a similar impact.
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Comic Relief - StreetwYze |
£123,636 |
18/03/2015
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Glasgow has a higher level of recorded crimes and incidents than any other Scottish cities, with violent crime twice the national average. The StreetwYze programme uses sport as a tool and means of
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Glasgow has a higher level of recorded crimes and incidents than any other Scottish cities, with violent crime twice the national average. The StreetwYze programme uses sport as a tool and means of engaging pupils to explore the dangers and consequences of being involved in gang violence and antisocial behaviour. The grant covers the cost of a full time youth worker and sessional workers to run a programme in 25 primary schools in Glasgow, as well as different sports activities on weekdays and weekends, helping to reduce involvement in gangs and providing a route out.
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Robertson Trust - The salary costs of the Senior Health & Wellbeing Manager |
£37,500 |
31/01/2015
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The salary costs of the Senior Health & Wellbeing Manager
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National Lottery Community Fund - Outdoor Education Project |
£10,000 |
13/03/2014
12 |
Family Action in Rogerfield and Easterhouse will purchase of a new minibus and use part of the grant for Duke of Edinburgh award expedition costs.
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