| 15/05/2024 |
£10,000£237,340 |
ONWARDS AND UPWARDS |
Pastoral Care costs: We are requesting funding for our pastoral care and support programme. The pastoral care we are able to offer is essential for our trainees to build a stable platform for their life to move positively forwards on. Each individual has different needs and requirements, and our model is to be flexible and individualised, and to work in partnership wherever possible. |
| 15/05/2024 |
£10,000£352,126 |
HIGHGROUND |
Salary costs: of the Operations Manager who is responsible for all beneficiary-facing contact & the Charity's social media output across multiple platforms. The role is crucial to the success of the Charity as she is the first point of contact for serving personnel & veterans who reach out to ask for help. |
| 15/05/2024 |
£10,000£1,360,391 |
DEBATE MATE SCHOOLS LIMITED |
Programme costs: We will deliver our Core Programme of after-school debate clubs and our Accelerate Programme specifically for students disengaged with education and/or at risk of exclusion to four schools from November 2024 until June 2025. Our Core Programme comprises 14 weeks of after school debate clubs delivered for one hour per week and three weeks of national inter-school debate competitions. In addition to the Core Programme, we run Debate Mate Accelerate, an intervention programme that runs during curriculum time to help students identified by teachers as being disengaged with education and/or at risk of exclusion. |
| 15/05/2024 |
£10,000£416,004 |
THE COUNTRY FOOD TRUST |
Core costs: to enable the team to carry out their important work of feeding people in need. |
| 15/05/2024 |
£10,000£13,557 |
ANSTEY COMMUNITY HALL |
Project ans Salary costs: for a Youth Work project which will boost the physical, mental and emotional wellbeing of young people in our local area. Two Youth Workers will run weekly youth club sessions and holiday activities, and also to create a Youth Council, which will allow young peoples' voices to be heard and to ensure that their views feed into the activities of the hall and the wider community. |
| 15/05/2024 |
£10,000£592,277 |
THE LIGHTHOUSE (EMMAUS TRANSFORMATION TRUST) |
Project Development: to develop our Thrive wellbeing group, bringing in specialists to do workshops on various areas of mental health. |
| 15/05/2024 |
£10,000 |
SWITCH UP CIC |
Salary costs: for 2 Mentors. We provide individual, life-changing support to young people in communities affected by crime and violence. Through mentoring, sport, and personal development, we improve the mental and physical well-being of young people to provide the skills, confidence and motivation to realise their true potential. |
| 15/05/2024 |
£10,000£653,910 |
THE ORCHARD PROJECT |
Core funding: to help deliver at least 60 community orchards, plant at least 200 new fruit trees each year, and run at least 40 community workshops to care for and support newly planted and younger orchards. |
| 15/05/2024 |
£10,000£566,668 |
STREETDOCTORS |
Core costs: to support 50 training sessions in community settings across London, where we'll train 300 young people as 'street doctors'. These sessions will focus on areas where street violence is prevalent, in neighbourhoods identified through our partnerships with children’s services, youth justice programmes, and police intelligence. Participants will learn about emergency response, like how to assess a situation safely, work with emergency services, and use first aid techniques like stopping bleeding and CPR. We'll also talk about knife and head injuries. At the end of the session young people are certified as “Street Doctors” who now hold a valued place in the community as emergency first responders, empowering them to take on a new role and contribute to the safety of their neighbourhood. |
| 15/05/2024 |
£10,000£440,325 |
WARNING ZONE CHILDREN'S SAFETY CHARITY |
Core costs: to deliver our services and put into action our new Three-Year Strategy to increase our capacity, and increase our potential for widening our reach. The Transformational Impact will be to develop and implement innovations to respond to the growing demand for our service. This transformational stage would mean we’d be in a position to increase the number of children we work with. |
| 05/10/2023 |
£7,000£1,329,938 |
JACKSONS LANE |
Project costs: Funding to support Broadway Brunch, which supports over 120 older adults at risk of social isolation every year through a programme of free, accessible events, which tour supported housing schemes in the east of Haringey, where deprivation and disadvantage is highest. Each Broadway Brunch event provides a delicious 2 course hot meal (catering provided by a locally owned business), dynamic and inspiring live entertainment, and an important opportunity to socialise, build long-lasting community and improve mental health and wellbeing. We collaborate closely with local organisations and council services including Haringey Housing services, Reach & Connect, Mind Haringey, Haringey Circle and University of the Third Age, to ensure we are reaching participants with the greatest need, in particular those with physical and mental health conditions. The grant will enable delivery of 10 Broadway Brunch events over a year. |
| 05/10/2023 |
£8,550£456,206 |
THE BEN KINSELLA TRUST |
Workshops costs: Funding towards the cost of running 15 of our award-winning, immersive, anti-knife crime workshops for up to 375 young people from Haringey, Camden, Hackney. Tower Hamlets and Newham. Our workshops provide the opportunity to learn about the dangers of knife crime and the emotions associated with living the experience in a safe space. Workshops are tailored according to age and combine role play, video testimony featuring life stories, quizzes and surveys, as young people are guided by trained facilitators and actors through six different themed rooms. |
| 05/10/2023 |
£7,000£39,585 |
REFUGEES WELCOME CRAWLEY |
Running costs: towards the continued provision for the needs of people seeking asylum who are accommodated by the Home Office in local hotels. Their needs are significant as financial support for them is minimal and they are not generally permitted to work or claim any other benefits. Of this total, we would allocate £1000 for clothes and shoes, £500 for ESOL resources, £2000 for Travel fares, which form a significant part of our monthly expenditure, £1000 for smartphones, £1000 for bicycles and £500 for sports and leisure items. |
| 05/10/2023 |
£8,550£1,082,157 |
THE DESIGN AND TECHNOLOGY ASSOCIATION |
Project Costs: The aim of the project is to help reduce anxiety and raise the confidence of students with Special Educational Needs and Disability (SEND) working in Design and Technology departments in schools. We are proposing a cartoon/illustrated story (2 sides of folded A3) focussed on what to expect when entering a D&T classroom for the first time. This will be aimed at year 6 SEN students primarily as part of their transition to secondary school but can also be used for school refusers and those within a school setting who may be struggling to attend D&T for the reasons stated above. We envisage this to be in the form of a fictional story and would also include QR codes that would allow the student, with the help from carers, parents, social workers, SEND specialists or teachers, to then hear the sounds of particular machines and see a video of the machine working with audio descriptions. |
| 05/10/2023 |
£7,000 |
COMMUNITY CHEF - GOOD FOOD FOR ALL CIC |
Core costs: This funding will be used to help achieve our structural objectives for the next three years. Over the next three years, Community Chef has 5 key objectives: 1. Secure new larger premises for the Lewes Community Kitchen that are fit for purpose. 2. Retain and grow our customer base of individuals and organisations 3. Develop our service: improving our existing services, incrementally growing our training service, whilst also reducing services that are less cost-effective 4. Improve our marketing and communication 5. Plan and manage to ensure we retain a viable and sustainable enterprise. |
| 05/10/2023 |
£8,000 |
SIR JOHN SOANE'S MUSEUM |
Project Costs: Funding will enable creation of a high-quality filmed tour of the Museum that we would use as part of our Secondary School outreach sessions. Currently, virtual tours are conducted live, with our Learning Officer streaming the tour while she walks around the Museum with a mobile phone. This is far from ideal, as the sessions are subject to a series of limitations such as connectivity issues and varying availability of the Museum spaces.We would like to work with professional videographers to create a pre-recorded high-definition educational film, which the Learning team will use to deliver virtual tours on Zoom, talking live over the video and pausing where necessary to elaborate. Once the film has been created it can be adapted and edited for other uses, such as a British Sign Language tour to be sent to BSL school groups and as a resource for the many students with English as a second language (EAL). |
| 05/10/2023 |
£7,000£158,584 |
ST PAUL'S MONEY ADVICE CENTRE |
Core costs: SPMAC works in partnership with the charity Crosslight Advice (charity number 1163306) and fulfils its mission through the joint operation of the Crosslight branch in Hammersmith, known as Crosslight Hammersmith. We see clients face to face in Hammersmith, Shepherds Bush and Fulham and also offer phone appointments to clients for whom that is preferable. We seek to help those who are experiencing extreme hardship as they are suffering under the burden of debt. We work to lift people out of poverty and help them build a better future. We are an approved agency for LBHF Housing & Council Tax Departments and have a formal partnership with the Rent Income team. |
| 05/10/2023 |
£7,000£359,197 |
AGNES SMITH ADVICE CENTRE (BLACKBIRD LEYS NEIGHBOURHOOD SUPPORT SCHEME LTD) |
Core costs: Towards the operation of our advice centre. Our focus is on in-depth, specialist casework for the most vulnerable residents in our area of benefit, a locality that includes some of the most deprived areas in the country (see section on needs below). The main aim of our work is to alleviate and prevent poverty, allowing people to live fuller lives. |
| 05/10/2023 |
£8,550£1,240,516 |
ROOTS AND SHOOTS |
Building fit out costs: Our Horticulture course is very popular and the current teaching space is not adequate for the needs of our students, all of whom require extra support with learning. The new classroom will have a number of benefits for our students: A larger, purpose-built space for learning enabling more students to take part in our Horticulture course Positioned in the heart of the gardens at Roots and Shoots, it will have easy access to outdoor teaching spaces where our horticulture students spend much of their time. It will facilitate the complex learning needs of our SEN students, enabling our teachers and learning support workers to educate more effectively. |
| 05/10/2023 |
£7,000£1,104,733 |
CREATE (ARTS) LIMITED |
Project costs: Funding will support the planning, delivery and evaluation of inspired:arts, Create’s creative arts programme with isolated young carers. inspired:arts enables socially isolated and lonely young carers to have the rare opportunity to take part in collaborative, inclusive, fun, creative arts workshops that enable them to feel connected to others, develop skills and improve wellbeing. |
| 05/10/2023 |
£8,550£191,840 |
SULGRAVE CLUB LIMITED (FORMERLY SULGRAVE YOUTH CLUB) |
Salary costs: This funding will contribute to the salary costs of our part-time Fundraising and Development Worker. The role of the Fundraising and Development Worker has been, and continues to be, crucial for the development of the Club. |
| 27/09/2023 |
£15,000£276,054 |
TAG YOUTH CLUB FOR DISABLED YOUNG PEOPLE |
Staff salaries and accommodation cost: TAG Youth Club for Disabled Young People has been delivering quality youth work for almost 23 years, helping young people become the best they can be. |
| 27/09/2023 |
£15,000£60,293 |
AUTISM ON THE WATER |
Salary costs: Autism on the Water (AOTW) recently opened a South Coast Branch covering the Hamble/Solent areas of water to provide free-of-charge sailing to people with autism. The funding would be used to employ an administrative staff member to oversee the overall running of the charity, including regular annual, monthly and weekly activities. |
| 27/09/2023 |
£15,000£640,492 |
GREATWOOD CHARITY |
Salary Costs: Funding to support the salary of Greatwood's qualified SEND TA (teaching assistant) and qualified assessor. Greatwood offers a variety of unique resources to both mainstream and specialist schools as well as to parents and carers; exclusion and reintegration multi-agency teams; the LAC Service (looked after children); and local authorities to meet the needs of vulnerable and "at risk" young people in the community. Greatwood's TA supports Greatwood's two qualified teachers when delivering our range of programmes but also has the capacity to deliver programmes independently. In addition our TA is a qualified assessor. |
| 27/09/2023 |
£15,000£521,289 |
THE IRENE TAYLOR TRUST |
Core costs: The Irene Taylor Trust (ITT) has grown from an initiative to keep "Music in Prisons" alive through intensive projects, to an inter-linking programme which offers long-term support both in prisons and the community. Our mission; to inspire positive change in individuals in and on the fringes of the Criminal Justice System through creating music. We work with around 500 individuals annually in prisons throughout England and with young people in the community in deprived areas of London, Kent, Bristol and the North West of England. Having learnt hugely from adapting delivery models during covid restrictions, we have a renewed determination to bring our work to more people impacted by the criminal justice system. |
| 27/09/2023 |
£15,000£152,150 |
OXFORD AGAINST CUTTING |
School Coordinator costs:, a role which is central to our education work on female genital mutilation (FGM), honour-based abuse (HBA) and Early and Forced Marriage (EFM) and body image. Last year, our workshops on harmful practices reached over 4000 students, teachers, community members and professionals. Our wide reach is only possible with the support of our Schools Coordinator who liaises with schools, takes bookings and liaises with facilitators. |
| 27/09/2023 |
£15,000£454,983 |
SHELTER FROM THE STORM |
Core costs: SFTS is a place of safety, a place of transformation, a place of hope - not only for our guests, but for all of us. SFTS’s high level aims and objectives are the following: 1. To provide emergency shelter to the most vulnerable people in London. We take people directly off the streets and support them to move on into their own homes. Everyone who comes into the shelter has a personalised move on plan with the ultimate aim of securing housing. Our Project Workers support each guest with their move on plans. 2. To support guests into housing. Each guest who arrives at SFTS has a designated Project Worker who will give wrap-around support to help them achieve their goals. 3. To support guests to obtain employment. Guests are supported with CV writing, job applications, purchasing clothing for interviews or new jobs and ensuring guests have the correct ID. 4. To improve guest’s motivation, self-worth and support networks. |
| 26/05/2023 |
£10,000£272,515 |
MELTON VINEYARD |
The funding would enable us to pay two staff members to work in communications, admin and professional development, training and supervision. Their time spent on these areas has increased considerably as the service has grown and expanded in working with individuals and groups. We provide one-to-one in person mental health support for depression, anxiety, stress-related issues, specialist trauma support and bereavement and loss. The current rate of expansion means that we couldn't sustain the level of excellence in our service in the future, providing a quick response to referrals and minimum waiting time, without a major increase in staff hours. Neither could we guarantee increase in volunteer listeners and trainee counsellors without the funding for staff with the necessary expertise to provide essential training. Our passion and plan is to develop more resources and offer more groups to provide help with abuse survivors, women?s issues and a holistic CBT group for anxiety and depression. |
| 17/05/2023 |
£10,000£180,053 |
GIVE A BOOK |
Funding towards Raising Readers: a family reading project connecting parents with their children despite the distance and difficult circumstances. We send in 100 books every quarter from a bespoke booklist The booklists are refreshed quarterly, so there are always fun festive titles. The booklist is broken down into 6 age categories, and we let prisons choose how many of each title they'd like. The prison will have a better idea of the ages of the prisoners' children and may request more of one age band. With Raising Readers we offer the parent (or any relation - it can be opened up to uncles, siblings, grandparents etc) a copy both to gift their child the book along with a bookplate that they can fill in and stick in the cover, a message from them to make it that extra bit special which is then sent home and then the parent/relation can also keep a copy. This allows the family to share the story over the phone, on a video visit or during an in-person visit when possible. |
| 17/05/2023 |
£11,231£312,638 |
THE KING'S ARMS YOUTH PROJECT |
The aim of this project is to support Young Carers. Funding towtards running an "exploration programme" that helps young carers to understand their role, the challenges they face, and what support is available to them. Specifically, the aims of the exploration programme are for the young people: To have increased self-esteem Many Young Carers struggle to cope with their caring roles. They may lack confidence, have low self-esteem or struggle with their identity. They may feel guilty that they are not doing a good enough job either by not caring properly or not looking after siblings needs; at the same time they may feel resentment or not look after themselves at the expense of others. They may feel frustrated at having no control. They may feel they are an expert in their family but nobody takes their views seriously. They can become very disheartened about their own personal future resulting in apathy towards their education. They often have lower grades than their contemporaries. They can have low school attendance or have risky behaviours. To have greater emotional resilience Young Carers often have a lack of appropriate emotional support. They do not want to put their already strained parents under additional pressure. They often do not want to identify themselves as a Young Carer due to fear, stigma or being negatively labelled. They do not want to stand out as being different for fear of bullying. They may worry about what is going on at home and how they are coping at school. They may have feelings they do not understand. They often do not have time to spend with friends or be involved in out of school activities and they can feel no sense of relief from the complexities of their life. It is often said that they miss childhood experiences and the opportunity to be "normal". To have better positive relationships Young Carers often feel isolated and lonely. They can experience a lack of empathy from friends who do not understand their caring role. They can feel they are an outsider and that no one understands their situations. They can hide their caring role from other relatives, friends, schools, medics and services through lack of trust or fear of intervention. They may fear being judged, letting the family down, having the family split up and being terrified of being taken into care. They may have a lack of appropriate parental input or little opportunity to have positive, quality family time. They may not have someone they can talk to who understands. |
| 17/05/2023 |
£20,000£513,183 |
KIDS CAN ACHIEVE |
We are requesting for this funding to go towards the salary of our Centre Manager and core running costs including towards our utility bills, insurance, rent and general building running costs. Kids Can Achieve (KCA) supports children and young people with disabilities and their families. We provide services for children and young people aged 5 to 25 including those with physical disabilities, autism, complex communication and behavioural needs. Our vision is to provide engaging, inclusive, and innovative play and experiential opportunities, which enable learning disabled young people to develop their social and emotional resilience in readiness for an active and fulfilling adulthood. |
| 17/05/2023 |
£13,688£2,646,862 |
THE AMBER FOUNDATION |
We are seeking funding for a bed space at Amber's Farm Place centre in Ockley, Surrey that will give the opportunity for at least two young people from Surrey to transform their lives. Amber's goal is that the young people referred to us leave having achieved stable accommodation, employment or accessed further education or training. What makes Amber special is our tailored approach that is strengths-based and hands on. Based around the principles of restorative practice, our approach seeks to create positive behaviour change through a mix of active participation in our programme, wider community engagement and a focus on residents taking active responsibility for their own decisions. |
| 17/05/2023 |
£10,000£238,023 |
TAXI CHARITY FOR MILITARY VETERANS |
The funding is to take World War II Veterans and their carers in London Black Cabs to Normandy for the 80th Anniversary of the DDay Landings |
| 17/05/2023 |
£11,904£311,028 |
DREAMFLIGHT |
Each year Dreamflight takes a plane full of children (with a serious illness or disability) to Orlando for 10 days. The trip gives them a chance to discover independence, confidence and a whole new outlook on life. The aim of our project each year is to give 192 children (from 12 separate regions of the UK) a holiday of a lifetime. During the trip, we visit a different theme park or attraction each day (eg Universal Studios, Hollywood Studios, SeaWorld etc) and provide entertainment each morning and evening. Dreamflight aims to help these children realise their potential by doing something medicine can't: give confidence, independence and a sense of fun. With the help of our team of volunteer doctors, nurses, physiotherapists and other volunteers we take the children (without parents) on a 'holiday of a lifetime'. They meet others in a similar situation, develop lifelong friendships and, for once, are not the "odd one out". This grant of £10,000 would fund tickets for all 192 children for a whole day in Universal Studios; which is the favourite park consistently when we survey the children after the trip. The cost of each child ticket on our last trip (just for Universal Studios) was £52 x 192 = £9984. This year, we are expecting that cost to rise slightly. |
| 17/05/2023 |
£10,000£1,128,318 |
YOUTH ADVENTURE TRUST |
Support for our vulnerable young people as they join the first year of the 3 school year Youth Adventure Programme. It costs £1,445.79 per child on Year 1 of the Programme so your funding would support 7 child places The first year incorporates: 1 Explore Day. A day of activities in June designed to introduce them to outdoor activities and team work; Mountain Camp. A 6-day residential camp in August in the Brecon Beacons. Rock climbing, gorge walking, kayaking & an overnight camping expedition in the mountains; October and February Activity Days. Includes bush craft, GPS challenges, outdoor cooking, art workshops, music & drama classes Aims To inspire vulnerable young people to build resilience, develop confidence, learn valuable life skills and achieve their potential through the combination of an effective long-term outdoor adventure programme and one-to-one support. |
| 23/02/2023 |
£40,000£2,597,248 |
TREVI WOMEN LTD. |
The project aims are: (1) prevent homelessness in young women, (2) prevent violence to young women and girls and (3) young women affected by multiple disadvantaged are given the opportunity to thrive and flourish. We aim to increase our reach to young women under the age of 25; connecting with more than 2500 young women throughout the project and providing 1-1 holistic (including housing) support to a minimum of 140 young women during the project. At dissemination phase, we aim to reach a minimum of 500 professionals working across partnership agencies including probation, youth justice, care leaver establishments, educational establishments, adult social services and other third sector organisations, in order to share information and illuminate potential system change required in order to better support women under the age of 25. |
| 20/01/2023 |
£7,000£2,616,327 |
GLASS DOOR HOMELESS CHARITY |
Towards supporting Glass Door's casework service which offers practical advice and specialist support to help people experiencing homelessness to build more stable futures and ultimately to move into accommodation. Our team of 14 caseworkers get to know each individual guest and create a tailored plan to help them on their journey out of homelessness. Our caseworkers are based year-round in our six partner daytime centres across West and South-West London. Guests can come to any of our partner daytime centres where they can request to see one of our caseworkers; appointments are run on a first come first served basis and guests can join a waiting list to see a caseworker on the day. Our partner daytime centres are usually open between 3-5 days a week and there will always be at least one Glass Door caseworker available at each location. |
| 20/01/2023 |
£14,910£1,093,399 |
IHEART PRINCIPLES LTD (KNOWN AS IHEART) |
The purpose of this funding is to deliver a project that will safeguard the mental health of disadvantaged CYP (children and young people) during their transition from primary to secondary school. In doing so, this project will respond to the urgent need to help disadvantaged children at an age of increased vulnerability to better understand and manage their emotional lives. Project-Beneficiaries The project target group will be disadvantaged CYP aged 9-13 attending schools in London. The project's core activity will be the delivery of ignite: a digital wellbeing and resilience programme specifically designed to engage young people aged 9-13. From its digital set-up and condensed sessions to its relevant and age-appropriate themes, including gaming and movies, the programme delivers interactive and fun mental health education. |
| 26/10/2022 |
£36,750£693,853 |
AFGHANISTAN AND CENTRAL ASIAN ASSOCIATION |
Ukrainian resettlement programme: using our well-developed and successful model of crisis and integration support, ACAA will launch a Ukrainian Crisis Support Programme in West London offering face-to-face support for those able to access our centre (note: West London and the surrounding accessible counties like Hants, Surrey, Herts, Bucks and Herts are already providing 9,672 family homes to support new refugees but little support is available to them). We will work closely with East European charities and refugee organisations, like the AUGB (the largest representative body for Ukrainians in the UK), Euromaidan (Ukrainian community groups in London and nationally), Ukraine Advice Project UK (a group of volunteer legal professionals with immigration and asylum expertise), East European Resource Centre (EERC) and the British Red Cross, as well as other VCS organisations like Citizens Advice and local authorities UK-wide, to ensure the needs of newly arrived refugees from Ukraine are met. The programme will include: Initial Crisis Support to newly arrived refugees at our current centre in Feltham, West London, on an outreach basis at the homes they are staying in and at local community centres across the area. This will involve initial orientation, provision of essential goods, help during their temporary hotel-stay/home stay; "Homes for Ukraine Scheme" information and advice, medical help if needed and initial counselling for urgent mental health issues. Face-to-Face Resettlement Support to refugees remaining in London, which involves Immigration and Financial information and support, English language classes, IT skills training, Work skills training and support into paid employment, Longer-term mental health counselling, Sports and arts activity clubs, and Community integration support. Outreach Resettlement Support to refugees across the UK via (a) Outreach activities across the country working closely with key partners to deliver this, and (b) Telephone/social media/web-based helpline. |
| 12/10/2022 |
£7,000£125,709 |
CENTRE FOR CHAPLAINCY IN EDUCATION |
The grant will fund the part-time hours of a Feelance Communications Administrator and the costs of maintaining our website, email newsletters and social media. |
| 12/10/2022 |
£7,000£1,231,916 |
COMMONWORK TRUST |
Funding to support us in investing in the computer equipment and software required to make our qualifications accessible to the young people accessing Bore Place and the programmes we offer. |
| 12/10/2022 |
£7,000£406,627 |
SOUNDABOUT |
For this project, we will plan and deliver four Multi-Sensory Festivals (two days each) in accessible and inspiring learning settings in areas where there is a strong need for more multi-sensory activities for children and young people with profound and severe learning disabilities through our links with families, local schools and groups. The number of beneficiaries will be at least 120 children and young people with learning disabilities as well as 100 parents/carers and SEN teachers. Through this project, Soundabout aims to unlock the potential of Disabled children and young people by helping them to develop their sensory engagement and ability to communicate and interact with the world around them through music and sound. Our experience shows that enabling people with disabilities to enjoy communicating through patterns of sound and silence motivates them to develop imaginative thinking and core learning, listening, and communication skills. There will also be long-term sustainable benefits as teachers and parents/carers will learn Soundabout techniques to help their Disabled children continue to enjoy music making at home and school. |
| 12/10/2022 |
£7,000£1,716,470 |
PRISONERS ABROAD |
This application is for funding towards our Family and Resettlement Services. Family Service. Families describe the trauma of finding out that their loved one has been arrested. This is exacerbated by hearing they are being held in a different country with language barriers and different legal processes. Family members struggle with stigma, loneliness, and media intrusion, often feeling they have no one to talk to or are being judged by others. They can be disowned by family for supporting the person in prison, may feel guilt or blame themselves for what the prisoner has done. Last year, we supported 1,457 family members. |
| 12/10/2022 |
£7,000£1,271,121 |
PUNCHDRUNK ENRICHMENT |
Funding to run an employment and skills project benefitting young creatives in the London Borough of Brent. We aim to recruit, train and nurture 10 young people not currently in employment, education and / or training (NEETS) to work with us on a creative project. |
| 12/10/2022 |
£10,000£350,000 |
LOUGHBOROUGH JUNCTION ACTION GROUP |
To develop a programme of employment focussed training which inspires young people to believe in their own abilities, building their confidence to secure paid work or start their own business and become financially independent, and/or return to learning so they can fulfil their potential in a satisfying career that they may not have previously considered. We will use our newly refurbished Café and commercial kitchen to support unemployed young people to gain practical work experience in a commercial kitchen and café with wraparound support and mentoring tailored to individual needs. We will offer formal training including Level 2 Food Hygiene and HACCP, and young people will get hands-on experience and gain skills in hospitality, including food preparation, making barista style coffee, social media marketing and communications and event management, as well as running a small business. We will coach and mentor the individual over around 6 months to help them find their feet and discover what inspires them. We will work with local business partners to offer a range of experiences and insights and ensure that young people are able to follow a pathway into paid work. Whenever we have vacancies, young people will be offered the opportunity of paid employment at the Café, but our aim is to encourage them to move on and flourish. |
| 12/10/2022 |
£7,000£1,831,276 |
TOWNER |
Funding towards Soft Structures: the adult strand of the new community outreach programme for Shinewater and Seaside, two of Eastbourne's most disadvantaged communities. In partnership with 3VA, a voluntary organisation supporting volunteer and social action, we will offer creative making-based workshops every two weeks from this autumn in both Shinewater and Seaside for two adult community groups and resident artists to co-create new work together. Exploration and making, testing and reflection will be at the heart of the creative process, with the two appointed artists using the knowledge and interests of the group as material for future activities. Through their conversations and experiences of working with different materials, the participants may choose to work in film, sculpture, paint, animation, performance, murals, textiles or other formats. By developing intuition and materials knowledge, working collaboratively and having fun, participants will explore their sense of place and develop their own artist practice. They will learn new skills, grow in confidence and experience the benefits of creativity and creative thinking in life. |
| 12/10/2022 |
£7,000£2,297,573 |
BREAKING BARRIERS |
Funding towards the salaries two of front-line Integration and Employment Advisers in London to help build capacity and provide holistic support so that young refugees can find stable, fulfilling employment. |
| 12/10/2022 |
£7,000£1,365,166 |
JUBILEE HALL TRUST |
Funding towards the salary of an Exercise Referral Specialist to offer a full-time programme and specialist classes. We have trialled a system in partnership with Everyone Health who run Active Westminster's Physical Activity Referral Scheme and would use this again. As well as the 12-week scheme participants will have access to small group specialist classes and the gym facilities (depending on reason for referral) and there will be ongoing support and a concession membership when they complete their programme to continue their journey. The overall aim of the exercise referral process is to improve a patient's health through exercise and to encourage them to lead a more active lifestyle in the future. |
| 12/10/2022 |
£7,000 |
100 & FIRST FOUNDATION |
Funding towards two projects: Be Rock Solid and Bars to Business. The overarching aim of each project is to prepare, shape and transition offenders from custody into sharing in the whole life of the community . Offenders completing the projects move forward with a mindset, set of tools and new way of thinking that promotes positive aspirations for a future free from the cycle of the criminal justice system. We have had many positive successes from our initial project delivery. Our work has become the focus of the National Young Adults Project Team, looking at how we can help shape strong rehabilitative cultures in prisons and translate this into positive outcomes for young adults leaving custody. Funding from The Wates Foundation will help us tell the stories of these transitions to raise awareness and share our impact amongst the community. Using videography, experiences and written and spoken word of our beneficiaries, we will capture six transitions from prison to community. |
| 12/10/2022 |
£10,000£24,464 |
YOUNG MINDS MATTER |
Funding support to increase our mentor provision in schools, not only to meet current waiting list demand but also to offer our service to new local schools who do not currently have any mentoring support. Funding would support: The cost of training new mentors and paying some mentors. All our mentors are professionally supported on a 1:1 monthly basis by a qualified Supervisor from the BACP (British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy). Our aim is to offer preventative measures in capturing young people's anxieties early, giving them a boost to their self-esteem and a sense of purpose, focus, self-worth and confidence. In this way, we can hopefully prevent the more serious issues arising, alleviating the need for referrals to mental health services, where there are long waiting lists and often involving a lengthy and traumatic recovery period for the young person. |
| 12/10/2022 |
£7,000 |
MARGARET PYKE TRUST |
Contribution towrads the direct costs of employing our Director of Training, who runs our UK training courses. Over the course of 2023, we will: Equip at least 850 UK clinical staff with the confidence and skill to provide high quality, unbiased sexual and reproductive health counselling and services, including the full range of contraceptive options; Maintain our cutting-edge expertise, and continually adapt our training offer, providing training to clinicians on critical and emerging topics in sexual and reproductive healthcare and ensure that bespoke training is available to those who need it; Broaden the range of UK clinicians trained about sexual and reproductive health issues, including training physician associates, healthcare associates and pharmacists; and continue to cover a wider range of sexual and reproductive health topics than any other UK training provider. |
| 12/10/2022 |
£10,000£394,717 |
CASPA (CHILDREN ON THE AUTISTIC SPECTRUM PARENTS ASSOCIATION) |
Funding towrards CASPA Connects: an exciting safe and secure online chat room on Discord for young people and adults in Bromley with autism and neurodiversity. It is a user-lead tech based initiative facilitating both virtual and face-to-face social connections between this community. Discord is an instant messaging platform where people can chat, share and form friendships online and it provides social interaction and reduces social isolation for people on the autism spectrum and allows them to connect with likeminded members of CASPA. We wanted to develop a space where neurodivergent individuals felt safe, heard and connected with others like them. Everyone should have the chance to be truly and unapologetically themselves and that is what we hope this server can achieve: a sense of belonging, community and identity. |
| 26/09/2022 |
£7,000£85,298 |
ZERO CARBON GUILDFORD |
This funding will be used to help cover the running costs of ZERO and allow Zero Carbon Guildford to accelerate progress on one or more projects that make use of ZERO to further the charitable objectives of Zero Carbon Guildford. The projects fall into the following seven categories, with activity in each at varying levels of advancement: *Climate communication: Getting the message out into the community about climate change, environmental issues, and how to act. This includes supporting others to get educated and to become climate communicators themselves *Environment: Projects and education around topics of biodiversity, water health and air quality, including litter picks, water testing and air quality monitoring *Energy: Talks and displays on greening your home, and projects on community energy *Active travel and transport: Projects to encourage healthier and greener travel choices, including bike repair *Waste and circular economy: Education and projects on where our waste goes, and how to reduce waste, including terracycle, single use plastics campaign and our zero waste shop *Change the system: Focused on actions we can all do to change the underlying systems in our society, like voting, changing where we buy from, how we manage our money, where we buy our energy from *Art and wellbeing: Providing restorative resources and events to counter climate anxiety and stress associated with significant amounts of time spent on climate action ZERO is run entirely by volunteers from our local community. |
| 21/09/2022 |
£7,000£956,226 |
GO LIVE THEATRE PROJECTS (FORMERLY MOUSETRAP FOUNDATION FOR THE ARTS) |
Envision and Stageseen theatre days for visually impaired (VI) and D/deaf/heard of hearing young people respectively, aged approximately 10-18 years old. These days give young people with visual and hearing problems the opportunity to experience, enjoy and fully engage with live theatre. Each day begins at a London theatre with a drama workshop exploring the story, themes and characters of the show they are going to attend, followed by a touch tour of the set, props and costumes, and finally an audio-described or captioned or British Sign Language (BSL) interpreted matinee. |
| 21/09/2022 |
£7,000£258,650 |
THE WOODLAND CENTRE TRUST (CAMP MOHAWK) |
Core costs - Camp Mohawk provides a variety of specially designed and adapted facilities and projects for children and young people with a range of mental and physical disabilities - as well as support for their families. The specific aims of the centre are: - To provide facilities which stimulate co-ordination, communication, socialisation and imagination. - To provide educational and recreational projects that help equip young people with special needs for eventual independent living. - To encourage, include and provide a support network for young carers whose siblings have special needs. - To support whole families affected by special needs in a way that reduces stress and isolation and improves quality of life - To provide a superb venue for local voluntary disability support groups, special schools and care centres. |
| 21/09/2022 |
£7,000£34,671 |
AUTUS |
To fund a social job club which is run by Autistic people for unemployed and socially isolated Autistic people. Using award- winning technology and peer support methodologies we will host an engaging programme of confidence building, networking, peer support/leadership and employability skills development. |
| 21/09/2022 |
£7,000£124,104 |
SOUTHWARK TRAVELLERS' ACTION GROUP (STAG) |
To provide a more formal programme of volunteer recruitment, tailored training and, when suitable, some paid sessional work for us, as a route for unemployed people from Gypsy, Roma & Traveller communities into employment. |
| 21/09/2022 |
£14,000£1,616,748 |
CHISWICK HOUSE AND GARDENS TRUST |
To support the most critical and crucial role in our gardens:our Kitchen Gardener. The success of our organisation relies on our Kitchen Gardener managing our 80 volunteers and Kitchen Garden apprentice who help to plant, cultivate and harvest our produce, leading gardening sessions for our community groups, managing produce partnerships with local produce schemes including food banks and our Café, developing and delivering our practices to enhance our biodiversity, sustainability and wildlife habitats as well as generate significant income through weekly sales of our produce and flowers. |
| 21/09/2022 |
£14,000£517,055 |
BATH CITY FARM |
Core funding: The farm currently has a fundraising target of £140k to meet core costs and break even this year. The need to diversify revenue streams and become more self-sufficient is clear. Our new 3-year strategy and recently launched community café will see the Farm evolve as a local destination. We will need dedicated time and resources to be able to maximise on the opportunities associated with this to provide the level of unrestricted funding we will need going forwards. A Business Plan has been professionally developed to scale-up farm produce for sale as part of the café menu, and turned into products to be sold in a new Farm shop coming this Autumn. Outputs will be increased using a social enterprise model that benefits the Farm?s social impact project participants; providing new opportunities to connect with nature, overcome mental health challenges and find meaningful work experience opportunities, whilst promoting biodiversity and nature recovery. With funding, our Director and Communications Lead will establish the systems and processes needed to increase visitor donations and contributions towards unrestricted income and enhance delivery of our charitable aims. Areas for development over the next 12-months include: increasing on-site donations; launching a new farm shop; growing more food and developing products that can be sold on site and at farmer?s markets; establishing the new café ensuring it is profitable in its first year; establishing our Roots to Work programme, providing skills, training and work experience opportunities to help people back to work; launching a new alternative provision programme for young people that don?t fit into mainstream education; re-launching our membership; going live with a new website and embedding new branding across the site; and launching a public fundraising crowdfunder campaign. These are just some of the income generating activities in the pipeline that we would be able to prioritise with additional core funding. |
| 24/06/2022 |
£7,000£144,585 |
EMERGE ADVOCACY |
The funding is for salary costs to create a new strategic post to free up our current senior leadership team to focus on support and replication by creating a support role to assist the senior leaders and run internal administrative processes. The charity has grown fairly quickly and we have an urgent need for more infrastructure support to enable us to continue to replicate the work. The areas of responsibility of this role would include: - communications within the charity - administering annual leave and expense processes - creating and administering duty rotas for supporting young people, and for safeguarding cover - administering the DBS process for staff and volunteers - streamlining systems and ensuring the smooth running of internal processes - undertaking other administrative tasks as needed |
| 19/05/2022 |
£14,000£169,311 |
YOUNG LEICESTERSHIRE LTD |
To employ a young care leaver as a Programmes Worker to deliver a wide range of activities across a minimum of 8 different youth groups in the city and county. This person will work with groups to agree programmes of activities young people want to do using the equipment groups already have. The aim is for groups to better utilise what they already have and be more creative with their youth work delivery which will actively engage more young people in positive activities, promoting healthier lifestyles. Young people with be more physically active and opportunities for creative sessions which will also support their wellbeing. |
| 19/05/2022 |
£7,000£274,746 |
PACSO (PARENTS AND CARERS SUPPORT ORGANISATION) |
A contribution towards the appointment of a Finance manager in a new role for 20 hours a week. the Finance manager will help the small office team to develop services, financial administration, accounts, budgets, payroll and HR. This role has hitherto been done by volunteer Trustees, but we recognise the need to professionalise this service to improve the financial resilience and efficiency of the charity in the challenging financial climate, and provide best quality and value for our growing number of beneficiaries. |
| 19/05/2022 |
£7,000£1,957,106 |
HORATIO'S GARDEN |
Funding towards running costs for Horatio's Garden, South West and specifically for the Head Gardener's salary. The garden supports the mental health, wellbeing and rehabilitation of patients with spinal injuries, their families and the centre's staff. The garden is used daily by patients to get away from the hospital setting, enjoy fresh air and benefit from being in nature, whilst the garden room provides an indoor environment, perfect for spending time with family or socialising with other patients. We run activities for patients, family and friends which offer distraction from hospital life whilst improving patients' mood and wellbeing. Our gardens are beautiful and safe environments where patients can send time coming to terms with their injuries and learn to adapt to their changed circumstances. They are centres of excellence which significantly improve patient wellbeing and contribute to their rehabilitation. Each garden is an extension of the medical environment, therefore must be designed with a high-end specification to meet all the medical requirements of a hospital build project as well as ensuring that the garden is fully accessible, safe and functional all year round for spinal injury patients who have a large range of requirements and challenges. The Head Gardener is instrumental in the running of the garden. |
| 19/05/2022 |
£7,000£1,171,160 |
CRAWLEY OPEN HOUSE |
Contribution towards the salary of the first part-time Fundraising & Relationships Manager to proactively grow different income streams, in order to get us to a more robust and diversified financial position within 3 years. |
| 19/05/2022 |
£7,000£945,696 |
DEBATE MATE SCHOOLS LIMITED |
We will deliver our Core Programme of after-school debate clubs and our Accelerate Programme specifically for students disengaged with education and/or at risk of exclusion to two schools from November 2022 until June 2023. We will target each school on the Core Programme to average at least 28 students per week to reach a target average of 56 across the two project schools. |
| 19/05/2022 |
£7,000 |
THE ORCHARD PROJECT |
With this funding, we will engage beneficiaries, from urban deprived areas, in the following activities: - Conduct site assessments and surveys - Plant new fruit and nut trees including older and rarer varieties, to improve biodiversity, extend orchard space and diversify tree cover - Prune existing trees through careful restorative work - Create habitats to encourage orchard biodiversity e.g. bird and bat boxes, bug hotels, dead wood piles, dry stone walls, hedgerows, small ponds, sedum roof structures, spring bulbs and wildflower meadows - Develop biodiversity-focused orchard management plans - Provide tree care training to orchard volunteers - Deliver community activities that bring volunteers and wider communities together, and cherish cultural traditions and nature awareness, such as harvests, apple days and wassails - Identify unknown fruit varieties using fruit identification experts (and DNA testing if need be) - Put in place tree tags for fruit varieties, and signage to educate orchard visitors about habitat conservation. |
| 19/05/2022 |
£7,000£389,778 |
KIDS MATTER |
Towards costs to further develop a new programme, "Babies Matter". This includes an extra staff member (0.2 FTE) to oversee Babies Matter?s development, including programme material, referral pathway and training. |
| 19/05/2022 |
£7,000£32,263 |
ARTICULATE ARTS LTD |
Core funding towards expanding our core team's time to work on valuable development and fund-raising strategies. |
| 19/05/2022 |
£7,000£1,118,761 |
GO BEYOND CHARITY (FORMERLY CHICKS) |
Provide 14 disadvantaged children and young people from across the UK, aged 8-15, to attend a free Go Beyond respite break at our Daleside Centre, this coming year 2022/23 - under open skies, using nature to nurture children and young people. |
| 19/05/2022 |
£7,000£1,054,293 |
DEMENTIA SUPPORT |
Our national ambitions program aims to take the learning from our pioneering model, and upscale it to change the way dementia is supported across society. We will deliver the academic evaluation, financial impact and viability justification and develop a blueprint for replicating the Sage House model in other communities. |
| 19/05/2022 |
£7,000£8,122 |
BRAMBER BAKEHOUSE |
Funding for a series of 8-week therapeutical baking, wellbeing and skills-based programme "A little taste of freedom". Each programme educates up to 12 women in baking, focuses on wellbeing, building confidence and learning new skills and developing future plans to advance learning or voluntary/paid work. |
| 14/10/2021 |
£6,720 |
HART CLUB (CIC) |
The cost of a junior fundraiser/producer role for six months. The role will consolidate many tasks that previously relied on volunteers to support. |
| 14/10/2021 |
£5,000£764,057 |
MIGRANTS ORGANISE LTD |
Funding to support a full-time OISC level 2 caseworker to provide high quality specialist advice and accompany 70 marginalised/excluded refugees and asylum seekers. |
| 14/10/2021 |
£7,000£122,803 |
FRIENDS OF CATHJA |
Contribution to sessional worker salary. |
| 14/10/2021 |
£9,364 |
LED BY THE WILD CIC |
Core costs to pay for a Strategic Coordinator for 1 day a week for the period of one year and for core costs to continue the environmental coppicing plan. |
| 14/10/2021 |
£9,550£231,365 |
ACTORS TOURING COMPANY (LONDON) LTD |
To create step-change in fundraising capacity and capability of the organisation, including A Theory of Change and a fundraising plan. |
| 14/10/2021 |
£7,000£1,754,754 |
DORSET COMMUNITY FOUNDATION |
To support the function of the ‘Foundation Director’. The role has sole responsibility for the generation of new income into the charity and as such is fundamental to its growth and sustainability. |
| 14/10/2021 |
£7,000£36,396 |
ADHD EMBRACE (FORMERLY ADHD RICHMOND AND KINGSTON) |
To contribute to the core costs of building infrastructure to meet the growing demand for services. |
| 14/10/2021 |
£10,000£11,501 |
BIRTH TRAUMA ASSOCIATION |
To create training videos for health professionals about what birth trauma is and how to prevent it. |
| 14/10/2021 |
£7,529 |
ST MARK'S HOSPITAL FOUNDATION |
The WAVE study, which aims to achieve efficiency and quality in colonoscopy. |
| 14/10/2021 |
£7,000£361,542 |
COMMONWEALTH SPORT FOUNDATION |
This funding will allow Commonwealth Sport Foundation (CSF) to work with Oaks Consultancy (https://www.oaksconsultancy.co.uk/), to undertake an organisational fundraising readiness project. |
| 14/10/2021 |
£7,000£21,824 |
DIFFERENT PLANET ARTS |
Salaries: Artistic Director & Fundraiser |
| 14/10/2021 |
£7,000£486,109 |
ST ANDREW'S CLUB |
This will fund 25 hours each month (18%) of , the Youth Club Manager’s salary. |
| 06/08/2021 |
£7,000£11,734 |
MILLIE'S DREAM |
Millie's Dream - defibrillators |
| 16/06/2021 |
£21,000£790,816 |
NORTHLEIGH HOUSE SCHOOL |
Wates Foundation Student Bursary Fund |
| 16/06/2021 |
£7,000 |
COTSWOLDS CONSERVATION BOARD |
Rural Skills for Young People |
| 16/06/2021 |
£7,000£62,169 |
HENLEY MUSIC SCHOOL |
Henley Music School Summer Camp |
| 16/06/2021 |
£6,000£148,127 |
GASP MOTOR PROJECT |
Supporting re-enagement with education through vocational engineering courses. |
| 16/06/2021 |
£7,000 |
MAY PROJECT GARDENS |
May Project Gardens core costs |
| 04/06/2021 |
£7,000£209,795 |
THE ST MARY'S PRE-SCHOOL |
Refurbishment - Phase 1 |
| 20/05/2021 |
£7,000£120,089 |
PORTSMOUTH DOWN SYNDROME ASSOCIATION |
School Advisory Service |
| 20/05/2021 |
£7,000£304,188 |
THE MAYA CENTRE |
Core Funding |
| 20/05/2021 |
£7,000£60,000 |
CONSCIOUS EDINBURGH |
Conscious Counselling and Therapy |
| 20/05/2021 |
£7,000£19,846 |
MISSION EMPLOYABLE |
Mission EmployAble Pilot Project |
| 20/05/2021 |
£7,000 |
CRANLEIGH RFC |
Big Pitch In |
| 20/05/2021 |
£7,000£55,717 |
CROWBOROUGH FOR YOUNG PEOPLE LTD/ CLUED-UP INFORMATION SHOP |
Clued-up Information Shop for Young People |
| 20/05/2021 |
£7,000£156,598 |
SURREY DRUG & ALCOHOL CARE LTD |
Boot Camp telephone counselling programme for people affected by substance misuse |
| 09/07/2020 |
£8,636£452,459 |
MAGIC ME |
Support for Inside Out, a new partnership project with three care homes for older people in London, their residents, staff and families. |
| 09/07/2020 |
£5,000 |
PHILHARMONIA ORCHESTRA |
Core costs |
| 09/07/2020 |
£9,636 |
BIRKBECK COLLEGE |
The Compass Project - funding asylum seekers, who are not eligible for student finance, to study at Birkbeck each year. |
| 09/07/2020 |
£9,636£3,633,108 |
THE FELIX PROJECT |
To expand operations to reach as many people as possible who are vulnerable and in need of food. |
| 09/07/2020 |
£9,636£361,467 |
BOUNDLESS THEATRE |
To deliver an innovative digital engagement and outreach initiative for young people (15-25) including artistic projects co-created with young people in Bermondsey and more widely across London. |
| 09/07/2020 |
£9,636 |
SYNERGY THEATRE PROJECT, |
To continue and develop Synergy's distinct through-the-gate programme, ‘Synergy Studio’, providing support from prison to training, work experience and on to employment. |
| 09/07/2020 |
£9,636£458,799 |
ANTI-TRIBALISM MOVEMENT |
The Young Leaders ‘Lead and be Led’ programme develops 30 BAME (aged 16-24) from London to enhance their skills and realize their potential to become young ambassadors within their communities. |
| 09/07/2020 |
£9,636 |
ROYAL NATIONAL THEATRE |
To fund creative workshops delivered with five community organisations in Doncaster from January 2021, as part of the Public Acts Programme. |
| 09/07/2020 |
£8,636 |
WEST OXFORD COMMUNITY PRIMARY SCHOOL |
To purchase a range of furniture/resources that will promote the learning across the Early Years unit. |
| 09/07/2020 |
£8,636 |
CUTTESLOWE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION |
Core Funding and support for Sunnymead Minnows, an open access provision for under 5's that took over part of the work being done by the local Childrens Centre after it was closed down by Oxfordshire County Council. |
| 09/07/2020 |
£8,636£66,546 |
THE LOSS FOUNDATION |
Running online bereavement courses and a peer-to-peer telephone connection service. |
| 09/07/2020 |
£9,636 |
SHAPWICK PAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNCIL |
To provide toilet, cloakroom and kitchen facilities within the church. |
| 09/07/2020 |
£9,636£114,984 |
THE BUS SHELTER DORSET |
Support for the 'Next Stop' project - to have 8 converted containers within the designated area of the existing Bus operation. |
| 09/07/2020 |
£9,636£700 |
ARRHYTHMOGENIC CARDIOMYOPATHY TRUST |
Support towards a three-year fellowship working specifically in the area of ARVC research. |
| 01/07/2020 |
£5,000 |
ST BRIDE FOUNDATION INSTITUTE |
Donation in memory of Jerry Wright. |
| 20/05/2020 |
£10,000£238,698 |
AUTISM FAMILY SUPPORT OXFORDSHIRE (AFSO) |
Funding towards the three-year salary costs of a Family Support Worker. |
| 20/05/2020 |
£13,117£1,433,243 |
BERKSHIRE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION |
Towards our Vital for Berkshire - Covid-19 Fund. |
| 20/05/2020 |
£10,000£273,161 |
COTSWOLD FRIENDS |
Funding towardsthe Community Transport Service. |
| 20/05/2020 |
£3,936£15,243 |
EVELYN'S GIFT |
Bereavement Course costs. |
| 20/05/2020 |
£10,000£268,602 |
FREEWHEELERS THEATRE AND MEDIA LTD |
Support for the post of Chief Executive Officer. |
| 20/05/2020 |
£10,000£738,892 |
IHEART |
Development of the IHEART Junior Resilience Curriculum. |
| 20/05/2020 |
£10,000£182,430 |
KINGSTON BEREAVEMENT SERVICE |
As a result of the Covid-19 pandemic we are anticipating an increase in the number of referrals to KBS. The funding will go towards core costs. |
| 20/05/2020 |
£10,000£684,611 |
KINGSTON CARERS' NETWORK |
Targeted support for young carers who are experiencing high levels of disadvantage as a result of their caring role. Increase in demand is anticipated following the Covid-19 lockdown. |
| 20/05/2020 |
£10,000£84,691 |
OXFORD AGAINST CUTTING |
Online meet-ups and schools workshops for those affected by or at risk of FGM. |
| 20/05/2020 |
£13,117£1,645,286 |
OXFORDSHIRE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION |
Donation to the Coronavirus Resilience Fund for Oxfordshire to help charities respond better and recover stronger. (Covid-19) |
| 20/05/2020 |
£9,690£248,641 |
RIVERSIDE COUNSELLING SERVICE |
Funding towards the Volunteer Counsellor Support Programme. |
| 20/05/2020 |
£10,000£2,166,633 |
SOUTH LONDON GALLERY |
Towards the continuation of the schools’ programme in 2020-21. |
| 16/04/2020 |
£10,000£2,321,803 |
AMBER FOUNDATION (FARM PLACE OCKLEY)/ OCKLEY |
Towards the salary of a Team Leader role at Farm Place. |
| 16/04/2020 |
£10,000£40,973 |
CREATIVE CONSCIENCE |
Funding to continue and grow our work in education with a focus on building social and environmental principles into educational systems at secondary level and above. |
| 16/04/2020 |
£15,000£38,398 |
EDEN CHRISTIAN TRUST |
Towards a Youth Worker’s salary. |
| 16/04/2020 |
£10,000 |
EWHURST CE INFANT SCHOOL |
To maintain a staffing level of one “Learning Support Assistant”. |
| 16/04/2020 |
£10,000£174,439 |
GIVE A BOOK |
Towards the provision of mini-dictionaries to prisoners who complete the Reading Ahead Challenge. |
| 16/04/2020 |
£10,000£219,891 |
HEADWAY SURREY HEAD INJURIES ASSOCIATION LTD |
Towards weekly Friday Friends sessions and the salary of a Link Worker. |
| 16/04/2020 |
£10,000£3,217,462 |
ORPHEUS CENTRE |
To help create a safe space for students, including a multi-sensory room with a sensory garden and a seating area with ‘friendly benches’. |
| 16/04/2020 |
£10,000£110,908 |
THE ARCHIE LLOYD CHARITABLE FOUNDATION |
Towards the salary of a Consultant and website improvements. |
| 16/04/2020 |
£20,000£770,936 |
THE FARMING COMMUNITY NETWORK (FCN) |
To increase FCN Helpline capacity and improve casefile recording system. |
| 16/04/2020 |
£2,500£59,950 |
THE FRIENDS OF ST. MARGARET'S CHURCH, OCKLEY |
Replacing the heating system. |
| 16/04/2020 |
£10,000£277,475 |
THE KING’S ARMS PETERSFIELD |
Towards required alterations to make the new building safe for young people, in line with safeguarding policies. |
| 12/02/2020 |
£10,000£28,255 |
TETBURY AREA YOUTH AND COMMUNITY TRUST (TAYCT) |
Mentoring for local young people. |
| 13/01/2020 |
£10,000 |
LAMBETH PARTNERSHIP |
Funding for ‘Difference’: a 5-session course that explores how to address human conflict and difference more effectively. |
| 13/12/2019 |
£10,000£1,326,018 |
GROUNDSWELL UK |
Towards the salary of a full time Progression Advisor. |
| 13/12/2019 |
£10,000£140,691 |
STARTUPONLINE |
To contribute to the Breaking the Cycle2 Expansion project, specifically covering the costs of employability training for 100 young women over the first year. |
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