EDINBURGH WOMEN'S AID LTD 

Donations from Grant Makers ?

We have details on the following significant donations. Multi-year donations are allocated to the years for which they are earmarked.

Major supporters in last 5 years

Specific Donations

Amount	When Months	To be used for
National Lottery Community Fund - Building integrated Mental Health Supports at Edinburgh Women’s Aid
£82,488	19/06/2023	This group will use funding to build an integrated mental health programme for women and children who have experienced domestic abuse. As well as supporting hands on mental health delivery this ....more This group will use funding to build an integrated mental health programme for women and children who have experienced domestic abuse. As well as supporting hands on mental health delivery this project will look to improve internal evaluation processes and engage with other services across Edinburgh to make their services more effective. The project will work with 555 people over the three year delivery period.
Garfield Weston Foundation - Main Grants award
£30,000	14/10/2022	Edinburgh Women's Aid Core Support
RS Macdonald Charitable Trust - Children Experiencing Domestic Abuse Recovery (CEDAR) at Edinburgh Women's Aid
£41,500	24/11/2021	CEDAR, an internationally recognised, evidence-based programme that supports children and young people as well as their mothers who have experienced domestic abuse, is a key service of Edinburgh ....more CEDAR, an internationally recognised, evidence-based programme that supports children and young people as well as their mothers who have experienced domestic abuse, is a key service of Edinburgh Women's Aid, and a cornerstone of our Children's Services. To continue our successful program of the last 14 years, EWA requesting a contribution over 3 year to our ongoing CEDAR programme.
BBC Children in Need - Grant to Edinburgh Women's Aid
£75,539	09/09/2020 18	COVID19 - Individual support for children and young people affected by domestic abuse, and further isolated by Covid-19. They will have improved mental wellbeing, be able to manage their emotions and ....more COVID19 - Individual support for children and young people affected by domestic abuse, and further isolated by Covid-19. They will have improved mental wellbeing, be able to manage their emotions and know how to keep themselves safe.
Foundation Scotland - Grant to Edinburgh Women's Aid
£19,000	28/05/2020	Cover costs of a new full time staff member for a 6 months period - From the Nairn Family Trust
Foundation Scotland - Grant to Edinburgh Women's Aid
£5,000	30/04/2020	This grant would allow Edinburgh Women?s Aid (EWA) to provide emergency support for their clients to mitigate additional pressures, financial and emotional, of coronavirus including: groceries and ....more This grant would allow Edinburgh Women?s Aid (EWA) to provide emergency support for their clients to mitigate additional pressures, financial and emotional, of coronavirus including: groceries and other essential items
Foundation Scotland - Grant to Edinburgh Women's Aid
£10,000	28/04/2020	This money is for Edinburgh Women's Aid to cover the cost of 20 chrome books and pre-paid dongles with a small amount left over as a general donation. From the Nairn family Trust.
Foundation Scotland - Children and Young People's Court Advocacy Support
£44,998	19/03/2020	to contribute towards the salary costs of the Children and Young People's Advocacy Worker.
Women's Fund for Scotland - Works4Women
£10,000	16/12/2019 11	to contribute towards delivering a programme of employability support.
Robertson Trust - the CEDAR Edinburgh Programme
£25,000	26/06/2019	the CEDAR Edinburgh Programme
RS Macdonald Charitable Trust - Children's Domestic Abuse Recovery Programme (CEDAR Programme)
£13,967	28/11/2018	An innovative three-year multi-agency recovery programme in Edinburgh for children who have been effected by domestic abuse. The programme provides structured group work for children to support their ....more An innovative three-year multi-agency recovery programme in Edinburgh for children who have been effected by domestic abuse. The programme provides structured group work for children to support their resilience and wellbeing and also provides a concurrent programme for mothers to support their capacity to parent their children and to model healthy relationships.
Robertson Trust - the CEDAR Edinburgh Programme
£46,500	29/02/2016	the CEDAR Edinburgh Programme
RS Macdonald Charitable Trust - CEDAR Edinburgh
£36,000	25/11/2015	This project is to deliver CEDAR in Edinburgh over a three year period. CEDAR is an established, successful therapeutic 12-week group work programme for children and their mothers in recovery from ....more This project is to deliver CEDAR in Edinburgh over a three year period. CEDAR is an established, successful therapeutic 12-week group work programme for children and their mothers in recovery from domestic abuse (http://CEDARnetwork.org.uk/how-CEDAR-groups-work/). The programme supports developing mothers' parenting skills and increasing confidence and communication skills for children.
Esmee Fairbairn - Grant to Edinburgh Women's Aid
£98,490	07/10/2015 36	Towards the provision of a specialist service for children whose parents are accused or are witnesses in the Edinburgh or Mid and East Lothian Domestic Abuse Court.
National Lottery Community Fund - Edinburgh Domestic Abuse Court Support (EDDACS)
£344,296	01/02/2012 49	The project will provide an independent support and information service to victims in a domestic abuse incident where the perpetrator has been taken into custody. This project will replicate the ....more The project will provide an independent support and information service to victims in a domestic abuse incident where the perpetrator has been taken into custody. This project will replicate the ASSIST (Advocacy Support Safety Information Services Together) model of service delivery by coordinating with other agencies to provide support and information at the earliest opportunity. This grant will fund salaries, staff recruitment, travel, expenses, project evaluation, office equipment and project overheads.

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Legal constitution

• Charity registered in Scotland on 23/10/2002, number: SC028301
• Registered at Companies House on 01/10/2002, number: SC237521

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Main office

4 Cheyne Street, Edinburgh, EH4 1JB

Objectives

The Company's objects are:- the advancement of education. the advancement of health (including the prevention or relief of sickness, disease or human suffering). the saving of lives. the advancement of citizenship or community development. the promotion of equality and diversity. the relief of those in need by reason of age, ill-health, disability, financial hardship or other disadvantage (including relief given by the provision of accommodation or care). such other charitable object as is charitable, not falling under the preceding sub-clauses and that may reasonably be regarded as similar to any of the preceding objects.