GREATER LONDON AUTHORITY

Who they support

Applications must be from a formally constituted organisation, with an organisational bank account and able to enter into legal contracts.

Grant criteria

Preferred programmes vary from time to time, check website for details

Regional preferences: London

Grant details

Typically £5-25,000

Application procedure

Online

https://www.london.gov.uk/programmes-strategies/funding-and-innovation

Charity Commission for England and Wales

Analysis of Grants Made

In this period 2,041 donations have been made totalling £951,647,876 to 1521 organisations
This grant maker is prepared to support unregistered organisations

Where are the Beneficiaries?

How big are the Recipients? ?

Average annual spending of registered grantees: £7,043,502

Which activities are being funded?

How old were the charities when supported?

Growth in Spending
(per annum over last 3 years)

Individual Grants Made

When	Amount/ Spending	Recipient	To be used for
27/03/2024	£120,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY	The provision of revenue grant funding to facilitate due diligence on small sites to assist in bringing them forward for residential-led developments.
27/03/2024	£33,964 £326,718	IGNITE YOUTH	A weekly basketball and mentoring youth project, designed to engage and empower at-risk young people from marginalised groups aged 11-19 and up to 25 with additional needs. Through structured basketball sessions, refreshments and mentorship; Point Forward aims to promote basketball, healthy lifestyles and personal growth among Harrow's young people.
27/03/2024	£40,000 £334,052	THE PAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNCIL OF THE ECCLESIASTICAL PARISH OF EDGWARE	Project and core funding to increase the engagement of underserved CYP into sport and physical activities and provide wraparound support through delivery of our Fun 2B Fit Project. This includes hiring qualified coaches and premises to improve delivery and employing a Youth Leader to support improving sustainability and capacity building
26/03/2024	£7,000	LOOM PROJECTS LTD	Continuation of a Park Royal Women’s Group to support women in the creative industries and women who live and work in the area.
26/03/2024	£8,450	CAFE LEVANT	Events to support business growth and engagement with cultural activity at Café Levant
26/03/2024	£7,000	FASHTAG	Working with young people to deliver training and fashion show to enable them to gain skills to start their own fashion business.
26/03/2024	£7,000	BLAST STUDIO	Using discarded wild clay from the local HS2 works in a series of workshops, with access to 3D printing machines and computers. Participants will transform this clay into a 3D printable material
26/03/2024	£20,000	JGA GROUP	A film skills programme will be delivered, over a five-week period, in the form of a competition, which will require participants to attend one day a week. Creative skills festival one day event.
26/03/2024	£40,000 £260,217	ASCENSION EAGLES CHEERLEADERS	A contribution to the cost of the rent for our cheerleading gym, to help AEC transition from ten years operating in a rent-free space to having to pay a commercial rent. The new space gives us the opportunity to grow and evolve, so that we can reach more young people.
26/03/2024	£35,368 £301,259	HARINGEY SHED LIMITED	We are applying to deliver inclusive dance and movement, that will provide 144 regular classes and 6 holiday projects over two years for children and young people in Haringey, with a focus on those with disabilities or SEN, led by experienced dance practitioners, assisted by 1:1 support staff.
26/03/2024	£37,260 £188,579	UNIQUE COMMUNITY CHARITY	We would like to open a movement class as part of our weekly youth theatre service, led by a trained physical theatre practitioner giving children and young people an alternative way to get their bodies moving and active.
25/03/2024	£25,000	DREAM BELIEVE ACHIEVE (DBA) CIC	We are seeking a total of 25,000 for 2 years. The project will provide a variety of innovative 1:1 and small group workshops designed by and for youths residing in high-risk areas. It incorporates physical activity as means of promoting the use of positive coping tools to improve mental well-being.
22/03/2024	£35,800 £79,867	DAISIES KIDS CLUB	Reaching the Goal, is a sports initiative aimed at benefiting 80 young people aged 12-16 years who currently engage in less than two hours of physical activity per week
22/03/2024	£34,735 £117,062	ROLLADOME ALL SKATE LIMITED	Funding will employ a Volunteer Coordinator to engage, train and manage volunteers from our diverse local communities to substantially increase delivery of our impactful skating programmes co-designed and co-delivered by children and young people from minority and marginalised groups. Cost savings and increased responsiveness will improve our resilience and sustainability. With your funding, underserved children and young people will take part in rollersports programmes empowering them with the skills and attributes to transform their lives. Activities, that they will co-design and co-produce, will get them active, alongside new friends from across their community, improving their physical and mental wellbeing, in a fun, sustainable way.
21/03/2024	£20,000 £24,645,062	CHELMSFORD DIOCESIAN BOARD OF FINANCE	The provision of revenue grant funding to facilitate due diligence on small sites to assist in bringing them forward for residential-led developments.
21/03/2024	£30,000	ARTS TRUST PRODUCTIONS	2 years of core funding to support an annual programme of 362hrs of sport and physical activity for 6-24 year olds. Supporting the low socio-economic community of Thamesmead; increasing community cohesion; reducing loneliness and isolation; and improved wellbeing. Supporting a local organisation, improving it sustainability and long term delivery success.
21/03/2024	£33,944	ASSOCIATION QMC SCHOOL OF CAPOEIRA	Our project will focus on young people 6-24yrs old and has two strands: 1) to help sustain our organisation by providing Capoeira classes to young people who can't access them independently (situation/finance etc) and 2) Deliver exciting projects that help them to further develop confidence, team working and leadership skills. Our project will help Improve wellbeing (physical and mental) and the employability skills of young people.
21/03/2024	£38,500 £124,429	FOOTBALL JOURNEYS	Core funding to invest in Football Journeys’ fundraising capacity and skills, in order to diversify our sources, so that we can generate the income needed to meet the growing demand for our services.
21/03/2024	£840,558	NHS ENGLAND	The Lighthouse (also known as Child House) NHS England contribution to service delivery
20/03/2024	£160,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF LEWISHAM	The provision of revenue grant funding to facilitate due diligence on small sites to assist in bringing them forward for residential-led developments.
20/03/2024	£30,000	COMMUNITY SPORT ACADEMIES CIC	We seek funding for Football Unites, addressing anti-social behaviour in London by providing extra football sessions. Engaging young people aged 6 to 25, our initiative promotes emotional well-being, life skills, and trusted relationships. With a proven track record, we aim to extend our impact and create lasting positive change.
20/03/2024	£31,910 £84,719	EKOTA ACADEMY LTD	We are seeking support to increase our programmes especially targeting young people from some of the area's most disadvantaged groups and help Ekota Academy (EA) further development by providing additional capacity and support for our Chief Executive. Central to this is helping enhance/formalise our successful mentoring work. Funding will grow the number of targeted activities we can deliver enabling us to support more disadvantaged/at_x0002_risk/vulnerable young people. It will also help EA become more sustainable and further enhance/formalise key areas of our work such as our mentoring scheme.
20/03/2024	£38,976 £246,602	KIDS N' ACTION	The "Netball Evolution" is a comprehensive two-year journey designed to nurture the skills, teamwork, and competitive spirit of aspiring netball players to improve their physical and mental well-being. This initiative is meticulously structured to elevate participants from novice players to proficient athletes who can excel in the world of netball.
20/03/2024	£31,500 £145,155	MAHADEVI YOGA CENTRE	We are seeking core funding to support our salaries, strengthen our organisational resilience, and deliver and develop our services for children and young people with additional and complex needs, especially our yoga sessions and work experience programme, leading to improved mental and physical wellbeing, reduced isolation and improved employability. This funding will support our organisational stability to deliver and develop our work, improving children and young people’s activity levels, mental and physical wellbeing, employability and reducing their isolation. As a result, we could ensure that our service is delivered to the highest possible standard and recruit and train additional therapists, enabling us to serve up to 50 more children and young people.
19/03/2024	£33,591 £249,024	BEXLEY SNAP	To deliver a diverse range of motivational, tailored sports activities focusing on the individual needs of disabled children and young people (CYP) in Bexley for positive participation. Catering to socialisation and sensory needs providing physical activities to allow CYP to release excess energy, enabling a sense of calm and focus.
19/03/2024	£28,145 £395,140	BLOOMING BLOSSOMS TRUST	This project will be delivered by Made with Care. The Ladies Be a Sport Project is tailored for economically disadvantaged young and even teenaged mothers in London grappling with physical or mental health difficulties that may be exacerbated by pregnancy or post-natal depression. Every woman, regardless of financial circumstances, deserves to access sports opportunities and quality pathways to well_x0002_being.
19/03/2024	£40,000	EASTHANDS	Funding for specialist youth work staff, premises, venue hire and activity costs, to provide sports activity for 10–19-year-olds living in Tower Hamlets
19/03/2024	£39,587 £273,654	TEEN ACTION	In response to the lack of culturally appropriate physical activity (PA) opportunities for Orthodox Jewish young women, we'll be developing and consolidating our existing PA offer, making
19/03/2024	£17,500	GLOBAL WOMEN INVENTORS AND INNOVATORS NETWORK	To support the delivery of the Global Women Inventors and Innovators Network conference and award ceremony, supporting Inclusive, responsible innovation and activity on QEOP.
18/03/2024	£30,000	QPA IN THE COMMUNITY CIC	This fund would allow us to operate for another 18 months. The fund would allow us to run mentoring, football, multi sports and strength and conditioning sessions for our young people.
15/03/2024	£6,000 £86,763	SPORTS FUN 4 ALL	Open Doors provides coaching, mentoring and support to young people during school holiday periods, ensuring they have access to local role models, local delivery and enriching engagement in safe and familiar spaces. It focuses on supporting the most at-risk young people in London, working with secondary schools, local authorities, PRU's and community groups to engage young people that are or have been at risk of exclusion from mainstream education and/or youth crime.
15/03/2024	£5,880	HARINGEY HEAT	Open Doors provides coaching, mentoring and suport to young people during school holiday periods, ensuring they have access to local role models, local delivery and enriching engagement in safe and familiar spaces. It focuses on supporting the most at-risk young people in London, working with secondary schools, local authorities, PRU's and community groups to engage young people that are or have been at risk of exclusion from mainstream education and/or youth crime.
15/03/2024	£4,825	HOLISTIC EDUCATION SPORT CIC	Open Doors provides coaching, mentoring and support to young people during school holiday periods, ensuring they have access to local role models, local delivery and enriching engagement in safe and familiar spaces. It focuses on supporting the most at-risk young people in London, working with secondary schools, local authorities, PRU's and community groups to engage young people that are or have been at risk of exclusion from mainstream education and/or youth crime.
15/03/2024	£5,680	PEACE BALLERS CIC	Open Doors provides coaching, mentoring and support to young people during school holiday periods, ensuring they have access to local role models, local delivery and enriching engagement in safe and familiar spaces. It focuses on supporting the most at-risk young people in London, working with secondary schools, local authorities, PRU's and community groups to engage young people that are or have been at risk of exclusion from mainstream education and/or youth crime.
15/03/2024	£5,950	STEP BY STEP LONDON	Open Doors provides coaching, mentoring and support to young people during school holiday periods, ensuring they have access to local role models, local delivery and enriching engagement in safe and familiar spaces. It focuses on supporting the most at-risk young people in London, working with secondary schools, local authorities, PRU's and community groups to engage young people that are or have been at risk of exclusion from mainstream education and/or youth crime.
15/03/2024	£5,500	BEYOND THE BIAS	Open Doors provides coaching, mentoring and support to young people during school holiday periods, ensuring they have access to local role models, local delivery and enriching engagement in safe and familiar spaces. It focuses on supporting the most at-risk young people in London, working with secondary schools, local authorities, PRU's and community groups to engage young people that are or have been at risk of exclusion from mainstream education and/or youth crime.
15/03/2024	£6,000	ACTIVITIES 4 U	Open Doors provides coaching, mentoring and support to young people during school holiday periods, ensuring they have access to local role models, local delivery and enriching engagement in safe and familiar spaces. It focuses on supporting the most at-risk young people in London, working with secondary schools, local authorities, PRU's and community groups to engage young people that are or have been at risk of exclusion from mainstream education and/or youth crime.
15/03/2024	£46,610	BE INSPIRED YOUTH & COMMUNITY C.I.C	The aim of this programme is to work with children in years 5 & 6 who are experiencing difficulties within the primary setting and/or may have been excluded in the short term already, to support their transition into secondary school. The projects will allow under-served young Londoners in years 5&6 to have access to physical activity and a trusted adult (mentor) who will boost their self-esteem, self-confidence, and engagement with education.
15/03/2024	£50,000	MENTIVITY C.I.C	The aim of this programme is to work with children in years 5 & 6 who are experiencing difficulties within the primary setting and/or may have been excluded in the short term already, to support their transition into secondary school. The projects will allow under-served young Londoners in years 5&6 to have access to physical activity and a trusted adult (mentor) who will boost their self-esteem, self-confidence, and engagement with education.
15/03/2024	£39,996	BARKING AND DAGENHAM YOUTH DANCE LTD	Barking and Dagenham Youth Dance (BDYD) is applying in partnership with Future MOLDS Communities (FMC) for £39,996 over 2 years. BDYD will sustain and increase the number of dance sessions on offer to young people aged between 5-19. FMC will sustain and increase boxing classes for young people aged 5-12.
15/03/2024	£30,000	BELIFTED NOW CIC	Our project is dedicated to enabling underprivileged young girls including those from low-income families, various ethnic groups, and those facing challenges like disabilities or exclusion in sport and physical activity. We also want to enhance the sustainability of our organisation
15/03/2024	£39,942 £294,387	LEV ECHOD CANCER CARE	In the Same Boat offers water sports and multi-sport experiences to pediatric cancer patients, young carers, and survivors affected by cancer-related disabilities. The project equalizes sports for cancer community. I-1 mentoring by sports coaches provide skills and confidence and modified support, Paralympic sporting options and sporting events to bring joy.
15/03/2024	£32,000	SIMPLY CONNECT SOLUTIONS	The Greater London Authority has funded Simply Connect to build and operate a volunteer brokerage website connecting voluntary organisations with potential volunteers. This will eventually replace the Team London Website operated by the Greater London Authority. This grant will cover expenditure cost of hosting and operational costs following the launch of their site (‘Simply Volunteering London’).
15/03/2024	£947,286 £1,010,232	SURVIVORS UK	Male victims of sexual violence
14/03/2024	£20,000	THRU LIFE	To explore and test the role that sport can play in supporting young people bereaved, primarily through youth violence, and the types of support that work and why. To explore and test what levels of support are required for young people and the different types of support which should be made available.
14/03/2024	£40,000	SARACENS SPORT FOUNDATION	The aim of the project is to engage young women and girls, aged 11-18 from Brent and Redbridge in non-contact rugby-based activities, providing leadership and essential skills training, plus raising awareness of tackling Violence Against Women & Girls
14/03/2024	£25,000	NEWARK YOUTH LONDON	The aim of the project is to engage young women and girls, aged 11-18 from Brent and Redbridge in non-contact rugby-based activities, providing leadership and essential skills training, plus raising awareness of tackling Violence Against Women & Girls
14/03/2024	£50,000 £430,759	CORAM'S FIELD	The aim of this programme is to work with children in years 5 & 6 who are experiencing difficulties within the primary setting and/or may have been excluded in the short term already, to support their transition into secondary school. The projects will allow under-served young Londoners in years 5&6 to have access to physical activity and a trusted adult (mentor) who will boost their self-esteem, self-confidence, and engagement with education.
14/03/2024	£50,000	HR SPORTS ACADEMY	The aim of this programme is to work with children in years 5 & 6 who are experiencing difficulties within the primary setting and/or may have been excluded in the short term already, to support their transition into secondary school. The projects will allow under-served young Londoners in years 5&6 to have access to physical activity and a trusted adult (mentor) who will boost their self-esteem, self-confidence, and engagement with education.
14/03/2024	£50,000 £229,413	STREETZ AHEAD	The aim of this programme is to work with children in years 5 & 6 who are experiencing difficulties within the primary setting and/or may have been excluded in the short term already, to support their transition into secondary school. The projects will allow under-served young Londoners in years 5&6 to have access to physical activity and a trusted adult (mentor) who will boost their self-esteem, self-confidence, and engagement with education.
14/03/2024	£39,737	ARTISTRY YOUTH DANCE	The grant will support our work in changing perceptions for young black dancers by allowing us to fund core costs to increase organisational capacity. This includes: Business planning, strategic planning, and fundraising plan. Develop strategic plans to strengthen the sustainability of AYD both artistically and financially. Identify a fundraising plan.
14/03/2024	£40,000	DWAYNE SIMPSON FOUNDATION CIC	We are applying for grant funding to cover running costs for our youth boxing awards Intervention Project. Many young people come through our doors in the most vulnerable states facing challenges with anger management, depression, fear, anxiety, and trauma due to the ripple effects of violence and knife crime.
14/03/2024	£28,400	EAST STARS FOOTBALL CLUB	East Stars Football Club seeks funding to expand football and Zumba sessions for marginalized youth in Barking, London. The grant will sustain activities, mentorship programs, and trainings in emergency first aid, empowering young individuals from black and ethnic minority groups, fostering employability, and addressing social challenges through sport
14/03/2024	£39,853 £449,525	LOUGHBOROUGH JUNCTION ACTION GROUP	Loughborough Junction Action Group (LJAG) is applying for Grove Adventure Playground, which is situated on one of the most deprived areas of London. We rescued this playground in 2018. We want to continue to run a free service after school and during the school holidays and expand our SEND service
14/03/2024	£26,000	POSITIVE ROLE MODELS CIC	We are applying for funding to continue running our sports programme offering basketball and mentoring with the opportunity to gain a sport and leadership qualification, for disadvantaged and at-risk young people in Haringey, during school holidays for four hours of fun a day.
13/03/2024	£20,000	THE RESTORATIVE JUSTICE FOR ALL INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE (RJ4ALL)	To explore and test the role that sport can play in supporting young people bereaved, primarily through youth violence, and the types of support that work and why. To explore and test what levels of support are required for young people and the different types of support which should be made available.
13/03/2024	£40,000 £221,062	LONDON IRISH FOUNDATION	The aim of the project is to engage young women and girls, aged 11-18 from Brent and Redbridge in non-contact rugby-based activities, providing leadership and essential skills training, plus raising awareness of tackling Violence Against Women & Girls
13/03/2024	£34,955 £101,750	BILLY YOUTH ENGAGEMENT PROJECT	Funding to run activity based work which will empower, support and divert young people away from trouble whilst improving life chances, increasing resilience and providing safe spaces for them to enjoy developing new skills/strengthening existing ones, whilst interacting with other young people developing peer support groups.
12/03/2024	£39,300	ACTIVITIES 4 U	We seek funding for a Community Project Manager role vital to our youth sports initiatives' success. The multifaceted position entails strategic planning, relationship building, effective communication, project coordination, and continuous improvement. This funding will ensure organisational financial sustainability and successful project implementation, contributing to the lasting impact of our initiatives.
12/03/2024	£10,000 £786,059	LONDON FUNDERS	To map the current state of funding for equity and justice infrastructure initially in London, but with a methodology that could be scaled to cover England and Wales in a later phase. Identify, on both the “demand” and “supply” side, where there are gaps and opportunities to inform discussions with funders on the strategic development of funding approaches in this space. To pilot a shared approach to due diligence to improve processes for grantees and funders
12/03/2024	£72,839	ABI BILLINHURST & ASSOCIATES (ABIANDA)	Rescue and Response 23/24 contribution to Abi Billinhurst & Assoc.
12/03/2024	£198,144 £9,802,149	SAFELIVES	Drive London 23/25
12/03/2024	£657,600	LONDON BOROUGH OF BRENT	Rescue and Response 23/24
12/03/2024	£57,000 £13,550,000	THE LONDON COMMUNITY FOUNDATION	Home Office VAWG Specialist Services Fund
12/03/2024	£60,000	NORTH EAST LONDON CLINICAL COMMISSIONING GROUP (NEL CCG)	North East Child Sexual Abuse Hub (CSA) - Further 12 month extension
11/03/2024	£22,000	POW WORKSHOPS LTD	Grant funding towards the cost of ‘Re-Made in Park Royal’, a project that is focused on delivering innovative solutions to process and monetise the waste and surplus materials that come from the High Speed 2 (HS2) Old Oak Common station site, as well as the surrounding Park Royal area.
11/03/2024	£27,549	THIS GIRL'S ABILITY CIC	We are applying for a grant to cover a sports project and core costs to support our services supporting girls and young women aged 8 to 24 with disabilities who live in London Boroughs: Havering, Barking & Dagenham, and Redbridge
07/03/2024	£6,950	BUBBLE & SQUEAK	Food bank
07/03/2024	£6,000	FOR BRIAN	Develop a dementia inclusive cohesive community
07/03/2024	£6,500	JOHN KEBLE PRIMARY SCHOOL	Food bank
07/03/2024	£7,000	MEM ACADEMY	Health and wellbeing
07/03/2024	£5,000	HERITAGE CHARITY LONDON	Youth empowerment training
07/03/2024	£7,000	HARLESDEN BUSINESS ASSOCIATION	Sharing untold stories of local businesses
07/03/2024	£4,000	RASHIDA'S PATISSERIE	Woring with young women in Park Royal
07/03/2024	£6,100	ARC THEATRE ENSEMBLE	FGM awareness in schools
07/03/2024	£6,850	LEVANT CAFE LIBRARY	Arabic library
07/03/2024	£7,000	BRENT FOOD BANK	Food bank
07/03/2024	£6,950	BRENT TV WITH NEET STUDENTS	Series of short films representing community people
07/03/2024	£7,000	SOCIETY DANCE	Arts and dance programe
07/03/2024	£6,000	TRANSGENERATIONAL CHANGE	Health and wellbeing
07/03/2024	£5,000	GARDEN STUDIOS	Film about an unsung hero in Harlesden
06/03/2024	£24,225	LONDON BOROUGH OF ISLINGTON	London Borough of Islington Safer Neighbourhood Board 23/24
05/03/2024	£26,000	TRANSFORMATION PARTNERS IN HEALTH AND CARE	Good Thinking, a digital wellbeing resource hub, will signpost their resources to children and young Londoners through targeted ads, lesson plans for teachers and a new animation.
05/03/2024	£350,000	TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR FOUNDATION	Dare To Inspire uses group workshops, 1-2-1 mentoring, employability support and social action to develop young adult's (16 to 24) employability and life skills through a 6-month, multi-functional mentoring program. We aim to find out if an ongoing tailored support package can support the most disadvantaged participants transition into employment.
05/03/2024	£37,500	HOMES IN MIND	The provision of grant funding to facilitate best practice solutions to identified small sites delivery problems, that will support small builders and developers and bring forward more small sites for housing
03/03/2024	£39,074	LABURNUM BOAT CLUB	The aim of this programme is to work with children in years 5 & 6 who are experiencing difficulties within the primary setting and/or may have been excluded in the short term already, to support their transition into secondary school. The projects will allow under-served young Londoners in years 5&6 to have access to physical activity and a trusted adult (mentor) who will boost their self-esteem, self-confidence, and engagement with education.
03/03/2024	£50,000	FIGHT FOR PEACE INTERNATIONAL	The aim of this programme is to work with children in years 5 & 6 who are experiencing difficulties within the primary setting and/or may have been excluded in the short term already, to support their transition into secondary school. The projects will allow under-served young Londoners in years 5&6 to have access to physical activity and a trusted adult (mentor) who will boost their self-esteem, self-confidence, and engagement with education.
03/03/2024	£50,000	SKYWAY CHARITY	The aim of this programme is to work with children in years 5 & 6 who are experiencing difficulties within the primary setting and/or may have been excluded in the short term already, to support their transition into secondary school. The projects will allow under-served young Londoners in years 5&6 to have access to physical activity and a trusted adult (mentor) who will boost their self-esteem, self-confidence, and engagement with education.
03/03/2024	£1,068,654	LONDON BOROUGH OF HOUNSLOW	London Borough of Hounslow London Crime Prevention Fund for 2022-2025
28/02/2024	£5,200	LONDON BOROUGH OF ENFIELD	London Borough of Enfield Safer Neighbourhood Board 23/24
27/02/2024	£85,000 £3,591,512	SAFER LONDON	Pan London Housing Recipricol Extension
27/02/2024	£275,592 £6,191,159	WOMEN AND GIRLS NETWORK	London Survivors Gateway extension
26/02/2024	£20,647	LONDON BOROUGH OF TOWER HAMLETS	London Borough of Tower Hamlets Safer Neighbourhood Board 23/24
26/02/2024	£1,319,246 £3,043,823	GALOP	Specialist LGBT+ Sexual Violence and Domestic Abuse Support Funding
23/02/2024	£39,000	ARCHIO LTD.	The provision of grant funding to facilitate best practice solutions to identified small sites delivery problems, that will support small builders and developers and bring forward more small sites for housing
23/02/2024	£25,000	ALIVE LABS LTD	Grant funding to support businesses to test innovative climate solution on the QEOP Testbed or in the local boroughs.
23/02/2024	£25,000	FIBRELAB COLLECTIVES LTD	Grant funding to support businesses to test innovative climate solution on the QEOP Testbed or in the local boroughs.
23/02/2024	£25,000	GOOD MINE LTD	Grant funding to support businesses to test innovative climate solution on the QEOP Testbed or in the local boroughs.
23/02/2024	£25,000	MAD LEAP CIC	Grant funding to support businesses to test innovative climate solution on the QEOP Testbed or in the local boroughs.
23/02/2024	£25,000	YODOMO LTD	Grant funding to support businesses to test innovative climate solution on the QEOP Testbed or in the local boroughs.
20/02/2024	£28,245	NOV WAY CIC	Youth Run Club: We aim to introduce a Youth Run Club for individuals aged 15-24, with free 1.5-hour sessions held weekly in the evenings, year-round. -Six-Week Introduction Programme: Initially, participants will undergo a 6-week introductory course covering a spectrum of topics from running basics, nutrition, Strength & Conditioning, sustainable living, and kit customisation, culminating in a Sports Direct store visit and interaction with a professional athlete. -Continuous Engagement: Week 7 marks the regular run club sessions’ onset, featuring interactive drills, pacing, stretching, and strength-based routines led by LiRF qualified run coaches - Core Funding: Year 1 - funding will be directed towards establishing the run club, training volunteers, and organising the introductory program. Year 2 - Funding will enable continuous program delivery, engagement activities, and community outreach efforts
17/02/2024	£9,750	PEDAL POWER	We would use this grant to buy tricycles for each of the venues where we run our cycling sessions. This funding would provide better quality tricycles and our young people would have a more enjoyable cycling experience which in turn will lead to more time spent cycling. The project will continue to run sessions from February to November, on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays weekly at the Finsbury Park Athletics Track, Thursdays weekly at the Arsenal Stadium, Fridays weekly at The New River sports ground. Sessions take place at times to suit different groups, e.g. on week days for schools, colleges, home tuition. Weekends and school holidays for families. Start times to fit in with school and college timetables, to suit the times freedom passes can be used, to fit in the shift hours of support workers.
14/02/2024	£25,000	THE JASON ROBERTS FOUNDATION	The aim of the project is to engage young women and girls, aged 11-18 from Brent and Redbridge in non-contact rugby-based activities, providing leadership and essential skills training, plus raising awareness of tackling Violence Against Women & Girls
13/02/2024	£20,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF EALING	The provision of revenue grant funding to facilitate due diligence on small sites to assist in bringing them forward for residential-led developments.
13/02/2024	£20,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF EALING	The provision of revenue grant funding to facilitate due diligence on small sites to assist in bringing them forward for residential-led developments.
13/02/2024	£25,000	ROOT AND BRANCH HOMES	The provision of grant funding to facilitate best practice solutions to identified small sites delivery problems, that will support small builders and developers and bring forward more small sites for housing
13/02/2024	£49,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF BARKING AND DAGENHAM	The provision of grant funding to facilitate best practice solutions to identified small sites delivery problems, that will support small builders and developers and bring forward more small sites for housing
09/02/2024	£40,000	ASRA CLUB	We are applying to project funding to open up two more running chapters in South and West London. These new chapters will also be weekly, for 1.5hrs, and will look to engage groups of young girls and women who have not attended our sessions so far. We aim to increase the amount of women and girls active across the city, and the amount who sign up to competitive races. In 2022, 20 members of our community took part in the Big Half. This number more than doubled in 2023, with 45 ASRA Club members running in the 2023 Big Half.
08/02/2024	£36,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF CAMDEN	The provision of grant funding to facilitate best practice solutions to identified small sites delivery problems, that will support small builders and developers and bring forward more small sites for housing
07/02/2024	£39,800	THE CO-OPERATIVE DEVELOPMENT SOCIETY LIMITED	The provision of grant funding to facilitate best practice solutions to identified small sites delivery problems, that will support small builders and developers and bring forward more small sites for housing
06/02/2024	£35,000	LONDON CITIZENS' CLT LTD	The provision of grant funding to facilitate best practice solutions to identified small sites delivery problems, that will support small builders and developers and bring forward more small sites for housing
05/02/2024	£39,825 £270,955	WHEELY TOTS	Family Bike Club (FBC) is a one-year programme of weekly, accessible, inclusive cycling activities reaching at least 60 underserved young people aged 4-18 in Northumberland Park and Broadwater Farm, both within 10% most deprived wards in England. FBC addresses barriers to cycling: providing equipment and free activity; regularly present in public spaces. Community engagement: visiting schools, children’s centres, community events etc to ensure we’re reaching underserved young people 2 x 2 hour weekly sessions at Lordship Rec, near BWF for 46 weeks 2 x 2 hour weekly sessions in Northumberland Park for 46 weeks
05/02/2024	£40,000	SOUTH EAST LONDON CLINICAL COMMISSIONING GROUP	South East London Child Sexual Abuse (CSA) Hub
01/02/2024	£20,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF ENFIELD	London Borough of Enfield Safeguarding contribution 23/24 and 24/25
01/02/2024	£20,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM FOREST	London Borough of Waltham Forest Safeguarding contribution 23/24 and 24/25
31/01/2024	£20,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF BARKING AND DAGENHAM	London Borough of Barking and Dagenham Safeguarding contribution 23/24 and 24/25
29/01/2024	£1,012,944	RISE MUTUAL CIC	Drive London Partnership Grant to Rise Mutual CIC
29/01/2024	£536,500	LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM FOREST	Safe and Together contribution to LB Waltham Forest
29/01/2024	£20,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF TOWER HAMLETS	London Borough of Tower Hamlets Safeguarding contribution 23/24 and 24/25
29/01/2024	£20,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF BARNET	London Borough of Barnet Safeguarding contribution 23/24 and 24/25
29/01/2024	£1,208,218	RAPE AND SEXUAL ABUSE SUPPORT CENTRE (RASASC)	South London Rape Crisis Centre extension of MoJ funding from FY 2022-23 to 2024-25 ).
29/01/2024	£921,921	WOMEN AND GIRLS NETWORK	West London Rape Crisis Centre extension of MoJ funding from FY 2022-23 to 2024-25.
29/01/2024	£988,777	SOLACE WOMEN'S AID	North London Rape Crisis Centre (FY 2022-23 to 2024-25 Funding Allocation).
29/01/2024	£1,444,496	WOMEN AND GIRLS NETWORK	London Survivors Gateway Project extension
28/01/2024	£32,433 £304,436	THE LEASIDE TRUST	Leaside Bikes will provide north-east London's young people with unique fully-equipped easy-access cycling, co-sited with other foundational adventure/action activities (paddle-sports, Nordic walking, hiking, circuit-training, orienteering) for on/off_x0002_road cycling skills, bike maintenance, safe cycling in like_x0002_minded trusted groups across the Lea Valley marshes, embedding biking and fitness into their futures
26/01/2024	£50,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF HARROW	The VRU would like to further develop this function locally by supporting local authorities to fund evaluation & research of violence reduction & prevention interventions offering boroughs £500-£50,000 between 2023-2025
26/01/2024	£47,050	LONDON BOROUGH OF BARKING & DAGENHAM	The VRU would like to further develop this function locally by supporting local authorities to fund evaluation & research of violence reduction & prevention interventions offering boroughs £500-£50,000 between 2023-2025
26/01/2024	£13,510	LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM FOREST	The VRU would like to further develop this function locally by supporting local authorities to fund evaluation & research of violence reduction & prevention interventions offering boroughs £500-£50,000 between 2023-2025
26/01/2024	£50,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF NEWHAM	The VRU would like to further develop this function locally by supporting local authorities to fund evaluation & research of violence reduction & prevention interventions offering boroughs £500-£50,000 between 2023-2025
26/01/2024	£7,500	LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY	The VRU would like to further develop this function locally by supporting local authorities to fund evaluation & research of violence reduction & prevention interventions offering boroughs £500-£50,000 between 2023-2025
26/01/2024	£39,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF HOUNSLOW	The VRU would like to further develop this function locally by supporting local authorities to fund evaluation & research of violence reduction & prevention interventions offering boroughs £500-£50,000 between 2023-2025
26/01/2024	£49,300	LONDON BOROUGH OF WANDSWORTH	The VRU would like to further develop this function locally by supporting local authorities to fund evaluation & research of violence reduction & prevention interventions offering boroughs £500-£50,000 between 2023-2025
25/01/2024	£20,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF REDBRIDGE	The provision of revenue grant funding to facilitate due diligence on small sites to assist in bringing them forward for residential-led developments.
25/01/2024	£8,500	LONDON BOROUGH OF ENFIELD	Grant funding for the North Wall Road Rewilding Linear Park Project focusing on bringing an unadopted piece of road back into parkland resource for the community.
25/01/2024	£5,984	TWNTYFOUR LIMITED	Grant funding to design and produce branded merchandise to raise awareness of the Park youth identity and presence.
24/01/2024	£29,701 £49,403	MUSLIMAH SPORTS ASSOCIATION (MSA)	Lights… camera… action!” draws together the success of our Cycle with Confidence programme (funded by Sport England Small Grants) and a recent photography masterclass delivered for MSA ladies already participating in existing timetabled sporting activities. We will run x3 12-week walks programmes, which includes 6 weeks photography walks and 6 weeks PT workout walks. Alongside a bi-weekly confidence/mindfulness workshop to be delivered by a facilitator to help meet the project objectives alongside the physical activity sessions. This is a really important part of previous projects that has proven to aid confidence amongst our demographic, and given its success we are replicating proven models of delivery in this new programme.
22/01/2024	£23,128	BIKEWORK CIC ALL ABILITY CYCLING CLUB	Grant funding to deliver the Bike Work's for All Ability program to offer inclusive cycling for people with disabilities.
11/01/2024	£20,000	THE CITY OF WESTMINSTER	The City of Westminster Safeguarding contribution 23/24 and 24/25
11/01/2024	£20,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF WANDSWORTH	London Borough of Wandsworth Safeguarding contribution 23/24 and 24/25
11/01/2024	£20,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF SUTTON	London Borough of Sutton Safeguarding contribution 23/24 and 24/25
11/01/2024	£20,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF SOUTHWARK	London Borough of Southwark Safeguarding contribution 23/24 and 24/25
11/01/2024	£20,000	ROYAL BOROUGH OF RICHMOND UPON THAMES	Royal Borough of Richmond upon Thames Safeguarding contribution 23/24 and 24/25
11/01/2024	£20,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF REDBRIDGE	London Borough of Redbridge Safeguarding contribution 23/24 and 24/25
11/01/2024	£20,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF NEWHAM	London Borough of Newham Safeguarding contribution 23/24 and 24/25
11/01/2024	£20,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF MERTON	London Borough of Merton Safeguarding contribution 23/24 and 24/25
11/01/2024	£20,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF LEWISHAM	London Borough of Lewisham Safeguarding contribution 23/24 and 24/25
11/01/2024	£20,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF LAMBETH	London Borough of Lambeth Safeguarding contribution 23/24 and 24/25
11/01/2024	£20,000	ROYAL BOROUGH OF KINGSTON UPON THAMES	Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames Safeguarding contribution 23/24 and 24/25
11/01/2024	£20,000	ROYAL BOROUGH OF KENSINGTON AND CHELSEA	Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea Safeguarding contribution 23/24 and 24/25
11/01/2024	£20,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF ISLINGTON	London Borough of Islington Safeguarding contribution 23/24 and 24/25
11/01/2024	£20,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF HILLINGDON	London Borough of Hillingdon Safeguarding contribution 23/24 and 24/25
11/01/2024	£20,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF HAVERING	London Borough of Havering Safeguarding contribution 23/24 and 24/25
11/01/2024	£20,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF HARROW	London Borough of Harrow Safeguarding contribution 23/24 and 24/25
11/01/2024	£20,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF HARINGEY	London Borough of Haringey Safeguarding contribution 23/24 and 24/25
11/01/2024	£20,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF HAMMERSMITH AND FULHAM	London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham Safeguarding contribution 23/24 and 24/25
11/01/2024	£20,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY	London Borough of Hackney Safeguarding contribution 23/24 and 24/25
11/01/2024	£20,000	ROYAL BOROUGH OF GREENWICH	Royal Borough of Greenwich Safeguarding contribution 23/24 and 24/25
11/01/2024	£20,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF EALING	London Borough of Ealing Safeguarding contribution 23/24 and 24/25
11/01/2024	£20,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF CROYDON	London Borough of Croydon Safeguarding contribution 23/24 and 24/25
11/01/2024	£20,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF CAMDEN	London Borough of Camden Safeguarding contribution 23/24 and 24/25
11/01/2024	£20,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF BROMLEY	London Borough of Bromley Safeguarding contribution 23/24 and 24/25
11/01/2024	£20,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF BRENT	London Borough of Brent Safeguarding contribution 23/24 and 24/25
11/01/2024	£20,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF BEXLEY	London Borough of Bexley Safeguarding contribution 23/24 and 24/25
01/01/2024	£58,434 £814,363	AMBITION ASPIRE ACHIEVE	We will deliver high-quality mentoring for 252 of the most vulnerable, at risk and disadvantaged young people (ages 11-16), who are accessing our youth hubs in Newham, enabling them to achieve positive progression and widen the impact of our work, enabling young people to lead flourishing lives in the longer-term.
01/01/2024	£115,354 £1,504,099	BARNET CARERS CENTRE	In partnership with our tuition partner Express Tuition, we will expand our young carers academic mentoring programme to benefit 250 young carers within a two-year period. Young carers will become confident learners and more resilient individuals to cope with school and life demands, including sustaining healthier caring roles.
01/01/2024	£249,455 £3,740,191	BIKUR CHOLIM LIMITED	We are proposing an in-person mentoring project for young people with mental health issues in the Charedi community in North London. Mentors will provide guidance, support, and psychoeducation to empower and improve mental well-being in young people through early intervention.
01/01/2024	£316,576 £1,851,992	BRANDON CENTRE FOR COUNSELLING AND PSYCHOTHERAPY FOR YOUNG PEOPLE	Our consortium of established open access community youth organisations will deliver a joint Islington girls offer, delivering weekly 121, peer and group mentoring to 500 girls over 2 years at Prospex, Marys Youth Club and Highbury Roundhouse. 76-80 high risk girls will receive 16 outreach therapy sessions from Brandon Centre.
01/01/2024	£349,664 £620,173	BREADWINNERS FOUNDATION	Improve the quality and quantity of our mentoring support, using Participatory Action Research methodology, and reach 422 young refugees and people seeking asylum through our mentoring, work experience and training programmes, selling bread on our London market stalls, with tried & tested outcomes of improved mental health and access to employment.
01/01/2024	£50,000 £684,089	CLAPTON SUPPORT AND ADVICE	We propose establishing a sport mentoring club for disadvantaged Jewish girls. The club will provide mentorship, sports training, and support to empower girls facing economic and social challenges. By promoting physical activity and positive role models we aim to enhance their confidence, well-being and future opportunities.
01/01/2024	£272,440 £1,564,586	DA'WATUL ISLAM UK & EIRE	Will engage 300 young people between ages of 10-24 affected by gangs, violence, and exploitation. Through one-to-one meetings, enjoyable activities, and strong partnerships with schools, youth centers, and faith institutions, we will build trust and confidence. Martial arts, mentorship, and workshops will deepen relationship and empower them for social change.
01/01/2024	£183,000 £6,439,746	FILM LONDON	Film London's mentoring programme will help 200 young people from underrepresented groups in the screen industries to access and sustain employment in the sector. It will match industry mentors and young mentees, support mentoring relationships of at least six months and provide professional counselling to promote well-being and mental health.
01/01/2024	£240,000 £879,973	FITZROVIA YOUTH IN ACTION	We would like to expand our successful youth-led peer mentoring programme which we have delivered across the LB Camden and in neighbourhoods close to the Fitzrovia district in Westminster. We will increase delivery into new areas across Westminster and share the unique benefits and learning of our participative, peer-led approach.
01/01/2024	£200,000 £1,042,140	FRENFORD YOUTH CLUB	This funding is to expand and deliver mentoring and support activities to young people in the London Borough of Redbridge. The funding will enable us to enhance our offer of both prescriptive mentoring and ad-hoc mentoring intervention with at risk young people.
01/01/2024	£132,660 £117,876	GODWIN LAWSON FOUNDATION	We will use the grant to address racial inequity faced by Haringey's Black and Minority Ethnic young people. We will empower systems change and sustainability within the youth sector by expanding our current youth voice and capacity building work in Tottenham Hale to other Haringey wards.
01/01/2024	£239,680 £540,877	HMDT MUSIC	To expand One Spirit's resettlement/intervention mentoring programme, framed in an alternative curriculum of music/creative arts and personal development, for young people either at risk of becoming criminalised or already in the justice system in custody or on release; to improve well-being, engagement with learning, and reduce harmful behaviour and reoffending.
01/01/2024	£225,100 £313,410	HOUNSLOW ACTION FOR YOUTH ASSOCIATION	EXPANDING MENTORING PROGRAMME: culturally-rooted for Black and minoritised youth; developing equity-led mentor workforce; STRENGTHEN VOICE: young women care leavers develop and lead a network of services for care leavers that complements the mentoring programme whilst driving systemic change and service sustainability. Expanding to test effectiveness of mosaic mentoring approaches
01/01/2024	£400,000 £2,215,069	LAMBETH ELFRIDA RATHBONE SOCIETY	The Norwood Consortium (six youth organisation delivery partners) will enhance existing and create an additional 249 informal/structured 1:1 and group mentoring opportunities for the most marginalised young people across their locality, working together to create a consistent, joined-up local offer and pathway, developing cross-consortium impact measurement processes to inform delivery.
01/01/2024	£600,000 £2,694,640	LIFE LINE COMMUNITY PROJECT	LifeLine will deliver our award-winning VIP mentoring framework to an additional 120 of the most in-need young people aged 12-18 per year. Content will be co-produced with young people, and involve 1:1 professional mentoring, as well as sports-based mentoring and activities with peer-led elements. We are embedded within London’s youth networks and have a partnership with StreetGames to deliver a capacity-building programme providing specialist support, workshops and coaching, to help organisations improve mentoring quality and outcomes for young people. We will also continue to contribute to the development and promotion of the Mentoring Confidence Framework to boost the youth sector
01/01/2024	£187,383 £342,090	LONDON GYPSY AND TRAVELLER COMMUNITY	Expanding our existing mentoring programme, we seek funding to increase capacity and reach more disadvantaged young people from Gypsy and Traveller communities. Our aim is to provide comprehensive support and empower them to overcome barriers and achieve their full potential.
01/01/2024	£245,000 £736,520	MCR PATHWAY	Deliver MCR Pathways' relationship-based mentoring programme in 6 secondary schools: group coaching in Y7 & Y8, individual mentoring in Y9-Y11, to looked after children (LAC), those known to social services, disadvantaged or otherwise vulnerable young people. Positive impact on attendance, achievement, well-being and behaviour. Independent evaluation (ScotCen, 2020) shows ~32-22% difference with national comparator groups.
01/01/2024	£170,800 £383,441	MUMS-AID MATERNAL HEALTH	MumsAid will provide our award-winning programme of support (YMA) for young women aged 14-21 in Greenwich, who are pregnant or have a child under two. We will deliver: key worker home visits / needs assessment; trauma-informed psychotherapy; practical help; 24-hour text service; and peer support groups with a psycho-educational programme.
01/01/2024	£247,809 £3,777,456	NATIONAL YOUTH THEATRE OF GREAT BRITIAN	NYT will support 510 Young Londoners aged 16-24 from underrepresented and marginalised backgrounds across all London Boroughs through development and delivery of creative mentoring opportunities, including mentoring training and peer-to-peer mentoring. Combining NYT's award-winning and industry-recognised training programmes with new focused support strands, young people will build skills, confidence and networks that lead to creative careers.
01/01/2024	£411,585 £1,615,249	OSMANI TRUST	We want to scale up our existing successful one-to-one mentoring services in Tower Hamlets to benefit an additional 300 disadvantaged and mainly BAME young people in Newham and Barking & Dagenham. We want to transfer the learning, quality, experience and culturally competent model to Newham and Barking.
01/01/2024	£622,420 £197,578	OASIS COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP	Oasis will provide a co-developed and co-delivered 360° and therapeutic mentoring service for more than 600 young people across six London boroughs. Our vision is to reach more young people that leads to each young person being equipped to thrive and reach their potential nurtured by trained quality mentors.
01/01/2024	£117,142 £2,482,255	QPR IN THE COMMUNITY TRUST	On the Ball works with young people who have a parent/significant adult in their life currently in prison. The project provides a mentoring programme for the young people and signposts to further opportunities, increases aspirations and improves relationships. Funding would be used to increase delivery and create a scalable model.
01/01/2024	£400,000 £625,102	REACHING HIGHER LIMITED	Reaching Higher's mentoring programme will expand within Croydon and into surrounding Boroughs, in response to demand, to learn how best to sustainably engage vulnerable young people and reduce their risk of school exclusion and exploitation. This will include building on existing partnerships with other community-based organisations and developing new ones.
01/01/2024	£203,910 £2,648,457	RESOURCES FOR AUTISM	Co-produced group mentoring for autistic young people targeted at key transition points, to combat isolation, improve mental wellbeing and build resilience, whilst also scaling up provision.
01/01/2024	£133,365 £392,247	SISTER SYSTEM	We will deliver systematic change through lived-experience peer mentoring for 96 girls who are in/affected by the care system across 4 North London boroughs. Through a co-curated Leadership Programme, girls will be empowered to raise mental wellness & enable a life free from abuse to enhance their educational & employment opportunities.
01/01/2024	£170,900 £562,400	STREETS OF GROWTH	Expanding our Pathfinders Career Mentor network, which enhances core Trusted Adult coaching for BAME young people experiencing criminal grooming/exploitation. Through combined psychosocial interventions and mentoring/networking support from relatable career mentors, young people will have improved offending/employment outcomes; and deeper understanding will be gained to address London's STEAM sector diversity gap.
01/01/2024	£232,892 £229,413	STREETZ AHEAD PERFORMING ARTS SCHOOL	Connect Mentoring Project will support SEN children in Haringey aged 10-13 who are at high risk of underachieving, exclusion from school and/or from families exposed to deprivation or crime. A trusted adult will provide mentoring, supporting their emotional development and mental wellbeing at a critical time of their lives.
01/01/2024	£449,656 £637,982	SUTTON BOROUGH VOLUNTEER BUREAU	We will deliver 1-1 weekly mentoring to address and prevent the rise in suicide, sexual and criminal exploitation. Supporting 200 young people over a 2 year period, we will empower these individuals, enabling them to flourish within a safe and supportive community, where their vulnerabilities are not targeted.
01/01/2024	£225,055 £4,348,923	THE ALBANY 2001 COMPANY	Using learnings from our youth-led mental health research, we will expand/test our youth mentoring provision by recruiting/training 16 young mentors (aged 18-24) to work with 508 young people (aged 12-24) from Global Majority/low-income backgrounds over 2 years, providing 2,100+ hours of 1-1 mentoring/group creative activities delivering positive mental health/wellbeing outcomes.
01/01/2024	£251,902 £690,670	THE ATLAS FOUNDATION	Tackle London will deliver mentoring provision through schools and community rugby clubs to 525 young people aged 6-24 years living in the London boroughs of Croydon, Merton, Sutton, Richmond and Kingston in order to learn how sport can reverse the impact of multiple ACEs and improve mental health and wellbeing.
01/01/2024	£285,000 £1,215,434	THE BRIGHTSIDE TRUST	This fund will enable us to match 1250, 16-19-year-olds from low-income families with relevant role models online. Our mentors will help develop social capital, knowledge and career self-efficacy so they can confidently decide positive career pathways. We will sustain our relationship with these young people and turn them into mentors for the next generation.
01/01/2024	£20,000 £245,650	THE KNIGHTS YOUTH TRUST	We will deliver a reactive and open-access mentoring project to expand our trusted youth work at the heart of the Clapham Park Estate so that we build confidence and resilience in our children and young people, reduce the impact of adverse childhood experiences and decrease the risk of gang involvement.
01/01/2024	£139,620 £357,167	THE ST MATTHEW'S PROJECT	We believe mental health and wellbeing support should be accessible for everyone. Working with specialist clinicians from Partisan, and harnessing the power of football, we want to expand our trauma-informed community-based support services to young people aged 10-24, living in some of the most disadvantaged areas in Lambeth.
01/01/2024	£290,456 £1,151,342	THE SWITCHBACK INITIATIVE	In addition to increasing our delivery capacity, Switchback will adapt our current offer for prison-leavers to provide high quality, intensive mentoring support to people serving community orders. We will do this to learn whether our award-winning model can support more young people to avoid reoffending and live stable, rewarding lives.
01/01/2024	£250,000	THE SHAW TRUST	Shaw Trust will deliver a tiered mentoring programme, using Peer Mentors, Wellbeing and Resilience Mentors and counselling support to 256 young people over 2 years in Bexley, Brent, Havering and Harrow at key transition periods (years 6-7/11-12). Learners may have additional barriers including being at risk/excluded from education/alternative education/ having SEND/have a social worker/ being a young carer/from low-income family. We will evaluate the impact of a tiered mentoring programme on initial transition/ongoing challenges in learning settings.
01/01/2024	£200,000 £2,572,210	THINK FORWARD (UK)	100 young SEND Londoners either NEET or at roisk of NEET, securing positive employment/training destinations. Gather/share learning, influencing system change, creating parity of employment outcomes for young SEND Londoners
01/01/2024	£610,000 £845,529	UPRISING LEADERSHIP - ONE MILLION MENTORS PROGRAMME	We will deliver 850 mentoring relationships, across a number of London Boroughs, to a diverse and disadvantaged range of young Londoners aged 14 to 24 years old. We will want to understand how mentoring supports the educational and employment outcomes of these young people.
01/01/2024	£400,005 £3,536,585	WEST HAM UNITED FOUNDATION	Our innovative model tackles youth violence reduction and offers support for those at risk by taking a public health approach centred around outreach mentoring services delivered in partnership with local Primary Care Networks (PCN). Based at GP surgeries, Youth Workers provide personalised mentoring and connect young people into existing services.
01/01/2024	£239,693 £216,888	YOURSTORY LTD	We will provide one-to-one and groupwork Mentoring for 330 young people aged 10-18 who have a Long Term Health Condition (LTHC), including Special Educational Needs and Disabilities or Educational Health Care Plan or a parent/guardian living with LTHC. We will facilitate age-appropriate Peer-Led Youth Forums and social media platforms.
01/01/2024	£300,000 £555,240	YOUTH ACTION ALLIANCE	YAA will facilitate a one-to-one accredited, youth support mentoring programme for young people aged 11-19. Focusing on beneficiaries from communities experiencing racial inequality, those at risk of disenfranchisement, elevated levels of poverty and social inequity in West London. We have an extensive waiting list and a list of potential partners.
01/01/2024	£5,000 £748,436	BEXLEY VOLUNTARY SERVICE COUNCIL	BVSC will coordinate a joined-up approach with the Borough Resilience Forum (BRF) and the Voluntary and Community sector (VCS) in Bexley to strengthen emergency response in the borough. Through this partnership, we will build a network in Bexley that is better prepared, connected, and aware of how to best respond in an emergency. This will lead to an increased level of understanding, create a catalyst for mobilisation, and strengthen community resilience.
01/01/2024	£5,000 £573,226	COMMUNITY LINKS BROMLEY	Community Links Bromley, in partnership with the Borough Emergency Planning and Corporate Resilience Lead, will engage, test and learn, and co-produce new approaches to local community resilience in Bromley. An engagement programme with local voluntary and community organisations is planned to assess current understanding of risks and to pilot the local co-production of a community emergency plan in partnership with local voluntary and community organisations. Central to this will be assessing community understanding of available resources, skills and facilities and communications.
01/01/2024	£5,000 £906,757	COMMUNITY SOUTHWARK	Community Southwark will bring charities and community groups together with the council’s emergency planners to share communications and respond to emergencies.
01/01/2024	£4,962 £583,776	EALING AND HOUNSLOW COMMUNITY VOLUNTARY SERVICE	A Borough-wide Resilience Network was designed and launched in collaboration between the Ealing and Hounslow Community Voluntary Service and the Ealing Council Emergency Management Team. The partnership will engage town forums, residents, voluntary, community and faith sectors in Ealing to raise awareness of emergency planning through network meetings. The partnership will undertake a community mapping exercise to develop a community asset register and community response emergency plan.
01/01/2024	£4,920 £374,142	RICHMOND UPON THAMES COUNCIL FOR VOLUNTARY SERVICE	Richmond CVS aims to improve community preparedness for emergencies by working with VCSF and statutory partners. Through a mapping exercise we will: Review the VCSF’s role and contribution in recent emergencies, undertake a survey and discussions with the VCSF to understand their contribution, assess interest in partnership work and explore how to join up with statutory response, produce a report to inform future resilience strategies and deliver a workshop for the VCSF on emergency preparedness.
01/01/2024	£5,000 £348,520	THAMES LIFE	BD_Community Resilience Network aims to enable better connections, accountability and trust between social sector organisations, existing networks, and statutory responders to improve the resilience of Barking and Dagenham in the face of emergencies.
01/01/2024	£4,997 £848,204	VOLUNTEER CENTRE HACKNEY	Volunteer Centre Hackney and Hackney Council would like to work together to increase engagement, trust and understanding between the voluntary sector and the Emergency Planning Team. We will gather insight and learning into the response of the community and voluntary sector to emergencies and ongoing community issues. This will inform an inclusive, “whole-of-society” approach to resilience, boosting Hackney’s preparedness to face challenges including climate change, the ongoing cost of living crisis and continued COVID recovery.
01/01/2024	£5,000 £193,276	HAMMERSMITH & FULHAM VOLUNTEER CENTRE	This project will connect and facilitate long-term collaboration between Hammersmith & Fulham’s Emergency Response and the voluntary and community sector. It will help to produce a joint plan through an understanding of the skills, resources, and space the voluntary sector can offer during an emergency.
01/01/2024	£5,000 £483,100	VOLUNTEER CENTRE KENSINGTON & CHELSEA	Working with residents, community organisations, our local authority and emergency services partners, we will rethink and remake the systems we use to plan for, and respond to, emergencies, learning lessons from recent local experience and acknowledging the importance of the skills, knowledge and relationships of the people who live in our borough to planning for and responding to a wide range of potential emergencies. This will result in improved plans and a better prepared borough.
01/01/2024	£4,500 £386,474	CVS BRENT	In the event of an emergency, local people turn to trusted organisations. There is a need for better communication and reach to underserved communities in an emergency. The BLEEP initiative aims to alert, advice and accelerate the engagement of local leaders from diverse backgrounds and the faith community that could play a greater role both in the event of an emergency and after an urgent incident. Brent Resilience Team and CVS Brent skill-up and support faith-based and frontline leaders in Brent. Together they will connect, communicate, and inform Brent's Boroughs resilience strategy and action plan.
01/01/2024	£5,000	VOLUNTARY ACTION HARROW CIC	Working with residents, volunteers, and community workers we will improve and develop more effective partnerships between key stakeholders for a shared strategy to building resilience and emergencies. This will be done through involvement in strategic planning, community workshops, and pro-active engagement.
20/12/2023	£6,270 £176,530,000	UNICEF UK	Grant variation to existing grant to UNICEF UK, which provides training to support eligible London boroughs achieve or retain the UNICEF UK Baby Friendly accreditation. Additional £6,270 granted in order to meet demand from eligible London boroughs for support.
19/12/2023	£8,280,000	CITY OF LONDON CORPORATION (ACCOUNTABLE BODY OF CENTRAL LONDON FORWARD)	The Grant will fund tailored employment support to economically inactive and unemployed Londoners to help them get a job.
15/12/2023	£70,000 £372,819	LONDON PLUS	This funding is to support: • The stewardship of the London Volunteering Strategy group and the development of a vision for volunteering for London. • The core functions of London Plus as a regional infrastructure body, particularly in relation to managing the CVS directors and volunteer centre networks in London and sharing intelligence and insights with the GLA.
07/12/2023	£1,750,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF LAMBETH	Various activities to support the government's Supporting Local Business and Communities and Place investment priorities; alignment with London's UKSPF investment plan.
07/12/2023	£40,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF ISLINGTON	The project aims to create a new green corridor running East to West between the existing local SINC green spaces (Bingfield Park and Barnard Park via Thornhill Square) to increase canopy cover, alleviate flood risk and encourage active travel by local residents and visitors to the Cally and promote new community growing opportunities.
15/11/2023	£31,000	LONDON BOROUGH NEWHAM	Development of a Shared Recruitment Model for the four growth boroughs and key park assets to ensure local residents can access training and employment opportunities at QEOP.
10/11/2023	£41,500 £798,804	STANLEY ARTS	As part of Baring Foundation’s funded Thriving through Culture programme to co-design and deliver a two day young Londoners mental health and culture summit as part of London Borough of Culture, Croydon.
08/11/2023	£35,000 £99,790	HENNA ASIAN WOMEN'S GROUP	Henna Asian Women's Group will provide information and organise events for the South Asian community, with a focus on in-person activity, held in English, Bengali, Urdu, Hindi, Gujarati and Pashto. Regular drop-ins and events will ensure community members get support when applying for an accepted photo Voter ID, or registering to vote.
08/11/2023	£50,000	THE POLITICS PROJECT	The Politics Project will engage young people (18-24) directly through workshops in youth work settings and schools. While working with a network of youth organisations and education institutions across London, they will develop training and resources to support youth practitioners to discuss political literacy and access to democratic rights with young Londoners in a non-party political, straightforward and engaging way. To support practitioners further, they will hold a space for youth practitioners to come together and share ideas, issues and good practice.
08/11/2023	£28,400 £147,185	SOUTHWARK TRAVELLERS ACTION GROUP (STAG)	STAG will work with the Traveller community in and outside of Southwark to raise awareness about the new photo Voter ID requirements, support them to get the correct ID documents, encourage them to register to vote and discuss with them the civic and democratic processes. Activities will include face-to-face workshops, one-to-one support , the creation and promotion of leaflets to hand out at local events. They will work in partnership with other London Gypsy, Roma and Traveller organisations to share resources and conduct outreach in other sites across London.
08/11/2023	£1,840,000	ROYAL BOROUGH OF GREENWICH	Various activities to support the government's Supporting Local Business and Communities and Place investment priorities; alignment with London's UKSPF investment plan.
05/11/2023	£27,000	CALTHORPE COMMUNITY GARDEN	Developing a new public healing sanctuary which will memorialise Mary Wollaston (Black Mary) who is said to have run a healing well in the local area.
04/11/2023	£68,442	LONDON BOROUGH OF ENFIELD	A Pan-London approach in the development of parent/carer, peer support networks with the aim of training and upskilling parent/carers. Evidence shows that parent/carer support is crucial in supporting children and young people at risk of extra-familial harm, and mitigating risk factors for involvement with violent crime. A key pillar of the Violence Reduction Unit Strategy is therefore to support and enable parents and carers to nurture and protect children and young people. Boroughs across London have developed their individual and innovative programmes of delivery which the VRU plans to share through Good Practice Events.
04/11/2023	£5,960	EL WARCHA CIC	A series of workshops for residents in social housing in Tottenham to develop a series of flags and banners that will showcase the residents diversity and stories. Flags will be displayed in and around Hartington Park and Clement's House housing scheme.
03/11/2023	£26,928	LEADERS IN COMMUNITY	Women Powering Change will work in the deprived wards of Tower Hamlets and aim to empower those affected by cost of living crises and digitally excluded Bangladeshi women with low levels of English to become more financially independent by developing skills and qualifications which will help them gain good work, especially in the Mayor’s priority areas. The project will map out and build strong links with local AEB funded provision including Multiply projects, identifying a key point of contact for referrals. Through outreach, community events and one to one support the community outreach team will reach 1,000 people from our target group, referring 500 into local provision with a conversion rate of uptake into courses of 25%.
03/11/2023	£26,297 £105,867	ISLINGTON SOMALI COMMUNITY	Since 2009 ISC Links has been a grassroots youthwork project engaging young Somalis in north London. Links engages hard to reach young people including those at risk of radicalisation or involved in gang activities. ISC re-connects them with education and has helped hundreds of young people move forward positively with their lives. Participants drive every aspect of Links design and management and trained young mentors are an important way to attract their peers into the project and maintain their commitment. Through ISC Links many young Somalis have made the successful transition into adult education and sustainable employment including in retail, security and construction. Our approach includes sports, skills based activities and addressing other issues the young people face. Thanks to a Community Outreach grant in 2022-2023 ISC Links engaged hundreds of young people with information about adult education opportunities and succeeded in helping many of them to enrol onto courses.
02/11/2023	£26,849 £304,701	EDUCATION AND SKILLS DEVELOPMENT GROUP	Baby/child/elderly friendly sessions where our multi-lingual culturally-responsive staff who have lived experience will provide inclusive 1-2-1 support and IAG (information advice and guidance) empowering isolated/digitally excluded deprived women from BAMER backgrounds especially those with SEND and parents of SEND children to overcome their learning insecurities, build their confidence and galvanize them towards adult education in a friendly non-judgemental relaxed environment. We will foster a user-led learning community and a peer support network in a safe community space where they share meals, chat over coffee, walk and talk, destress, conquer barriers and access numeracy resources through talks, lunches, coffee mornings, walk and talk picnics, workshops and user-led events around the cost of living crisis e.g. budgeting, working out supermarket discounts, travelling on a budget, money-saving recipes and food swaps, progression routes, adult education, enterprise and jobs etc.
31/10/2023	£495,650	LONDON BOROUGH OF BARNET	A public realm improvement project, which will deliver over 5500sqm of refurbished, high-quality public space at the heart of Finchley Central town centre and 600m of a revitalization of the High Street with new trees and SUDs
31/10/2023	£26,985	ADANNA WOMEN'S SUPPORT GROUP	This project aims to help women from the BAME community develop the skills and knowledge they need to gain suitable employment. We currently run an employability project to help women into employment training or self employment. We want to run a mentoring and befriending programme alongside it for women who need support to rebuild their lives after experiencing domestic abuse. Or to restart their career journey which may have been interrupted by having children, migrating to the UK, getting married or divorced or having to care for elderly relatives. The mentoring programme is an 8-12 weeks programme working on a one to one basis with the women to help build their confidence, set career goals and work through how to achieve them. This usually includes overcoming multiple barriers such as language barriers, digital and financial literacy as well as cultural and religious barriers. For women who are further away from the employment market and lacking basic skills facing lots of challenge
27/10/2023	£216,000 £11,434,000	TCV (THE CONSERVATION VOLUNTEERS)	To provide free trees for community groups, faith groups, housing associations and schools in London, and training and ongoing support for planting and maintenance
27/10/2023	£10,000	NATIONAL PARK CITY FOUNDATION	London National Park City Foundation (LNPCF) will support wider public participation in the development of London’s Local Nature Recovery Strategy (LNRS) and future engagement on rewilding. The grant will be specifically targeted on the ‘Discovery’ and ‘Mapping & Alignment’ phases of the proposed approach to public engagement, as per the works statement to submitted by LNPCF. The outputs from this work will improve the engagement framework for the LNRS, specifically looking at how under-represented Londoners can be better informed, engaged and involved in the Sites of Importance for Nature Conservation (SINC) network and site selection process at a Borough level.
26/10/2023	£2,540,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF CROYDON	Various activities to support the government's Supporting Local Business and Communities and Place investment priorities; alignment with London's UKSPF investment plan.
26/10/2023	£25,369	BELINA GROW CIC	To support disadvantaged women returners in Newham to access training, including multiply.
25/10/2023	£22,200 £32,913	AFRICAN YOUTH DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION	We are requesting a grant of £22,200 to work with French-speaking Black African asylum seeker/refugee women in south London. Because of their cultural backgrounds and life experiences these women often lack basic English and/or numeracy skills and vocational skills. OBJECTIVE. Through outreach and promotion we will engage community members and refer them to adult learning providers (e.g., CALAT, LCC) to acquire regulated/non-regulated qualifications. This will increase their chances of getting work, leading to improved incomes and living standards for them and their families. DELIVERABLES. We will run 8x monthly workshops on topics relevant to the community at which we will promote adult education as a way to further develop their skills. Participants will be invited to 1-1 IAG/DNA sessions to explore needs/options in detail, and then referred to an appropriate training provider. We estimate 240 people will attend, 120 receive 1-1s, 60 be referred, including 30 for numeracy training.
24/10/2023	£26,812	LIVING UNDER ONE SUN	Based in our Community Hub in Tottenham Hale, ‘My Skills My Learning’ will reach members of our community who don’t have access to information, services, and learning and training opportunities, are isolated and lack confidence – but have talents, skills, aspirations and economic needs. We’ll provide a welcoming, well known and safe Cafe Connect drop in and one to one support service, 3 days a week at different times to maximise access, alongside attractive fun and empowering health and well being activities with a strong numeracy and conversational focus. We’ll provide IT, an allocated deskspace, and vital bilingual support in key community languages. Through sensitive listening and sharing, and building on our established and positive links with several learning providers, we’ll patiently build trust and confidence and get to the heart of the matter, barriers will be overcome, & residents learning interests identified and progressed – and our community strengthened.
24/10/2023	£26,985 £469,116	HOME-START RICHMOND, KINGSTON AND HOUNSLOW	We will build on our relationships of trust with mothers facing intersectional barriers to employment by helping them access and engage with appropriate adult education (AE) to help them achieve their goals. We aim to: 1. Raise awareness of local AE opportunities • 2 termly newsletters sharing AE opportunities reaching 440 mothers and 120 parent volunteers • 30 mothers connected directly with local AE providers through our weekly groups 2. Move marginalised mothers closer to engaging with AE • 30 mothers offered targeted support to identify learning needs, goals and opportunities; emotional support to build confidence and self-esteem; signposting to local support services; and practical support with registration and exploring funding and subsidies 3. Support marginalised mothers to engage with AE • 20 mothers referred into AE and offered practical support to engage e.g. childcare, laptops 4. Help providers tackle barriers to AE • Share insight from local families with 5 AE providers
24/10/2023	£20,480 £262,230	STAND TOGETHER NETWORK	STN’s “And Still I Rise” project empowers BAMER beneficiaries to change their livelihoods through improving their education, skills and job circumstances by providing a careers advice hub that supports them to identify suitable learning, training and career/work pathways. Additionally, our community outreach initiative will identity BAMER participants considered “hard-to-reach-and-help,” raising awareness of/promote adult learning opportunities enhancing their job-related skills; widen career opportunities and ability to secure SUSTAINABLE jobs. This will be achieved through tailored support provision; facilitating a ‘can do’ attitude among participants; improving confidence; increasing numbers of BAMER people engaged in adult education, including AEB, and the Mayor's Skills Academies; promote the benefits of numeracy and digital skills for everyday life. Delivery will be face-to-face/one-to-one awareness/advisory sessions; drop-ins, virtual support and group-workshop activities.
24/10/2023	£26,251	NEW CHALLENGE CIC	Our project aims to generate more awareness and interest among the target cohorts identified in the Skills for Londoners Community Outreach Programme and in particular to increase their participation in learning and help them gain the positive social and economic benefits of learning and supporting them to develop their skills and improve their prospects. We work with a range of partners delivering AEB funded learning opportunities and have many options available for our participants. Support will be delivered on a face-to-face basis by highly experienced and qualified Advisers, who will draw upon their knowledge of the wide range of AEB funded courses, including numeracy and maths available and make referrals centred on participants' needs. We aim to engage with 130 participants, of whom we will refer 85 to (mostly) AEB funded provision according to need and of these, we envisage 30 will be referred to the London Multiply programme or similar supporting numeracy skills development.
24/10/2023	£15,000	BELIFTED NOW CIC	The "Skills for All" project aims to increase access to adult education and training opportunities for individuals from marginalized communities. Our project focuses on providing support and guidance to help individuals overcome barriers and empower them to pursue their educational goals. Through a range of activities and initiatives, we aim to connect individuals with local courses and programs, facilitate direct referrals to adult learning provision, and provide resources for navigating the registration process. The project will include regular group presentations on local courses and programs, where participants can learn about available opportunities and make informed choices about their educational pathways. Additionally, workshops and personalised advice sessions will be conducted to assist individuals in finding suitable courses that align with their interests and goals.
23/10/2023	£25,664	COACHING FOR WOMEN	This project will guide, encourage and enthuse women through a group coaching method to realise a more fulfilling life for themselves. Increasing their skill base through enrolling in adult learning for a happier, fuller life including employment or starting their own business. Eight 6 hour in-person taster workshops encouraging women to enrol for the online course Four 8-week online courses. Two of these courses will be Muslim only courses • First half of the course focusing on: group coaching: building active listening and confidence, advocacy and well-being. • Second half creating an individualised learning plan to include: what training is needed, where can this be accessed, what support groups are available Course participants will have: • Two individual coaching sessions to create a learning plan • Access to an advisor from the local Adult Learning Service to advise and encourage enrolment. 4 review days for each cohort to review and consolidate the learning experience
16/10/2023	£15,000	LONDON DESIGN FESTIVAL	Supporting the establishment of cross-sector creative industries consortium to advocate for new strategic cultural infrastructure to provide the creative industries a home in London.
16/10/2023	£1,700,000	MARY WARD CENTRE	This is contingency grant approved by MD3092 for projects in delivery, facing challenges mainly due to inflation impact on construction prices. This contingency grant will be used to fund the budget shortfall for the project already in deliver at the award moment (hence a start date before the award date - projects were already in delivery when the additional contingency funding was awarded.
13/10/2023	£15,000 £853,184	EAST EUROPEAN RESOURCE CENTRE	The East European Resource Centre will work with Romanian, Polish and other Eastern European Londoners to raise awareness of voting system changes through targeted outreach, including leafleting, drop-ins, and pop-up kiosks in local and community events. EERC will also provide 1-1 tailored support and advice through their multilingual telephone helpline and in-person appointments. This will be complemented by a pan-London social media campaign, as well as community language magazines and radio stations.
13/10/2023	£450,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF SOUTHWARK	This project is the first phase of a masterplan created in consultation with the diverse local community for two neighbourhood parks, Consort Park and Dr Harold Moody Park. Improvements will include reducing flood risk and combating the urban heat island effect by planting trees and creating new green space by closing a road to motor traffic and merging the two adjacent parks together
11/10/2023	£70,500	CREATIVE SECTOR SERVICES CIC (TRADING AS CREATIVE UNITED)	Creative Sector Services CIC (trading as Creative United) is a London-based Community Interest Company that specialises in supporting the growth and development of the arts and creatives industries. The grant of £70,500 will enable them to enhance their business support programme and fund the delivery of a creative business support and retail training programme as part of the Creative Enterprise Zone programme.
10/10/2023	£276,711	HACKNEY WICK AND FISH ISLAND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT TRUST	Grant funding for activities delivered by Hackney Wick and Fish Island Community Development Trust as part of the UKSPF funded Future Industries Demonstrator Programme.
08/10/2023	£40,879 £758,050	IRMO	The CLAUK coalition, made up of six Latin American-led partners, including lead partner Indoamerican Refugee and Migrant Organisation (IRMO), will deliver outreach and support sessions across partner sites, popular locations and community events for London’s Latin American communities. This will be complemented by a pan-London awareness-raising campaign online and in print, in Spanish and in Portuguese, including articles in community press outlets.
08/10/2023	£45,430	VOICE4CHANGE ENGLAND	Voice4Change England will work with their member organisations in London, with an emphasis on members from the Black and minoritised ethnic community groups. Activity will include online and face-to-face workshops, information stalls at community fairs, the creation and promotion of information materials online and offline and raising awareness through specialist community media outlets to reach some of the most under-represented and under-registered Londoners. They will also run workshops for frontline community organisations to build civic and democratic participation in their work.
07/10/2023	£1,440,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF ISLINGTON	Various activities to support the government's Supporting Local Business and Communities and Place investment priorities; alignment with London's UKSPF investment plan.
07/10/2023	£40,000 £733,294,000	NATIONAL TRUST	This project will deliver a plan for realistic greenspace improvements, stand-alone interventions with community groups that can then be used as credible evidence to source funding for implementation. It will engage people who face barriers to accessing green space in planning tangible environmental improvements within their communities, helping to address unequal access to nature and help ensure the sustainability of the new spaces.
07/10/2023	£40,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF CAMDEN	This project aims to develop a masterplan which sets priorities This project aims to develop a masterplan which sets priorities for interventions in the short to long-term, enhancing the public realm as a vital and effective community resource, supporting community cohesion and wellbeing by providing climate resilient spaces and improved access and availability of green space. It will consider opportunity sites identified to date and review the estate for unidentified opportunities. It will help to establish the feasibility of key projects, identifying, costing and prioritising phases of work to realise this vision and support future investment. It will help to identify opportunities for co-design and will test the selection of key sites with the community
06/10/2023	£540	THE KRIOS DOT COM	Towards the costs of hosting a community conversation with your members, networks and participants on the new memorial for the victims of the transatlantic slave trade, during June- July 2023
04/10/2023	£273,301	LONDON BOROUGH OF NEWHAM	London Legacy Development Corporation in partnership with London Borough of Newham have completed a Healthy Streets design for the reconfiguration of Westfield Avenue which will be delivered in stages commencing 2023. The road will be reduced in width in order to create space for wider pavements and a dedicated off-road two-way cycle lane, as well as trees, rain gardens, planting and places to sit. Substantial numbers of trees and planting areas will transform the appearance of the street and offer shade and shelter from wind. The planting beds will absorb rainwater and harmful chemicals from the road and pavement in order to preserve local watercourses.
01/10/2023	£175,000	THRIVE LDN(THE ROYAL FREE LONDON NHS FOUNDATION TRUST )	This is a milestone payment to Thrive LDN as part of their grant agreement for 2023-24. Part if this funding was re-granted to community organisations under the Right to Thrive
26/09/2023	£596,406	CAPEL MANOR COLLEGE	This is contingency grant approved by MD3092 for projects in delivery, facing challenges mainly due to inflation impact on construction prices. This contingency grant will be used to fund the budget shortfall for the project already in deliver at the award moment (hence a start date before the award date - projects were already in delivery when the additional contingency funding was awarded.
25/09/2023	£10,000	BROMLEY EDUCATION AND TRAINING FOR HEALTH CIC, PART OF SOUTH EAST LONDON INTEGRATED CARE SYSTEM	The Creative Health Pilot is hosted by SE London ICS and brings together organisations responsible for health and care services in southeast London, to make the greatest possible contribution to the health and wellbeing of people living in the six boroughs that comprise SE London ICS (Bexley, Bromley, Lambeth, Lewisham, Greenwich and Southwark). Stage two of this 18 month pilot will do the following: - Manage the employment of a part-time creative health Lead - Undertake mapping of creative health work across SEL ICS region - Develop and deliver pilot programmes in SE London boroughs that have provided financial support. - Produce an evaluation report on the impact of the pilot and recommended next steps for scaling up across 4 remaining ICS regions for London.
20/09/2023	£11,050 £221,503	AFRICAN HEALTH POLICY NETWORK	The project seeks to address the housing crisis in Hounslow, advocating for improved housing conditions, affordability, and better management by local authorities.
20/09/2023	£11,084	EMPOWERING DEAF SOCIETY	Empowering Deaf Society provides services that are designed to meet the needs of the deaf community that reside in London. The funding will allow them to address capacity issues due to communication difficulties. It will fund British Sign Language training for staff in key stakeholder organisations as well as volunteers and also develop Deaf empowerment networks in the borough.
20/09/2023	£10,000 £74,615	ENFIELD SOMALI COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION	The project seeks to address the amplified challenges faced by the local Somali community due to the cost of living crisis, which includes increased health inequalities, unemployment, debt, evictions, and emotional distress.
20/09/2023	£10,000	EVERY PERSON IS CAPABLE CIC	Capacity building
20/09/2023	£13,000 £170,000	HAVERING VOLUNTER CENTRE	The project aims to connect and support marginalized groups in Havering, promote collaboration, offer equal access to funding and resources for equity-led groups, and strengthen community ties through co-designed initiatives.
20/09/2023	£10,111 £223,639	HOME-START HILLINGDON	The Home-Start Hillingdon project aims to address the underrepresentation of women from ethnic minority groups in volunteer, staff, and trustee roles. Collaborating with local entities like H4All, GRoW, Hillingdon's Women’s Centre, and REAP, the initiative seeks to engage these women, understand barriers to volunteering, and subsequently improve recruitment strategies. By conducting focus groups, surveys, and presentations, the project intends to gather actionable insights.
20/09/2023	£14,000	ONE PLACE EAST (OPE)	Focused on building a collaborative platform where Deaf and Disabled People’s Organisations (DDPO) train community members in participatory research, producing actionable reports.
20/09/2023	£12,000	SOMALI WELFARE TRUST, REDBRIDGE	The project aims to combat the financial exploitation of marginalized women in the Care and cleaning sector in Redbridge. Building on the foundation of the Redbridge Advocacy Group (RWAG).
20/09/2023	£10,000 £77,058	SUVAI DEAF EAST COMMUNITY	Working for the betterment of deaf and disabled Londoners, they are seeking funding to bolster its marketing strategy and networking efforts.
20/09/2023	£10,000 £221,503	WANDSWORTH OLDER PEOPLE'S FORUM	The project focuses on older individuals. The Wandsworth Older Peoples' Forum project aims to conduct a thorough audit of organizations, entities, and groups catering to the elderly population in the Wandsworth borough.
19/09/2023	£150,000	THE ROYAL FREE LONDON NHS FOUNDATION TRUST	The funding is the GLA’s £150k contribution to a £700k Health and Care Partnership pooled fund to implement the London Health and Care Vision
13/09/2023	£746,968	QUEEN MARY UNIVERSITY	This is contingency grant approved by MD3092 for projects in delivery, facing challenges mainly due to inflation impact on construction prices. This contingency grant will be used to fund the budget shortfall for the project already in deliver at the award moment (hence a start date before the award date - projects were already in delivery when the additional contingency funding was awarded.
12/09/2023	£360,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF MERTON	Sites initially set aside for disposal are now being assessed for the delivery of affordable housing, with direct delivery by the Local Authority. The programme has capacity to deliver up to 400 new affordable homes on 10 sites (subject to completing the detailed site appraisals that this project would fund).
11/09/2023	£500,869	LONDON BOROUGH OF EALING	Ealing Council is leading a partnership project with Harrow and Hillingdon councils, under the GLA’s UKSPF ‘Supplier Readiness’ programme, to deliver tailored business support from April 2023 to 31st March 2025 with 300 SMEs. The project will particularly support BAME and other SMEs hit hardest by the pandemic in: Wholesale, Retail & Motor Trade, Manufacturing, Health & Social Care, Creative sectors, Professional & Scientific, Information & Communications and Construction sectors; brokering introductions to Tier 1 suppliers, Public Sector Anchor Institutes and other buyers, enabling SMEs to be more visible and secure market opportunities.
08/09/2023	£5,000 £2,732,100	THE BRIDGE RENEWAL TRUST	What If? is an online resource co-designed between the Bridge Renewal Trust, VCS Groups, and the Emergency Planning team at Haringey Council, to help Haringey’s voluntary sector prepare, respond, and recover effectively from emergencies in the borough by providing relevant information and guidance. What If? will be launched in summer 2023, providing a valuable resource to Haringey’s VCS.
08/09/2023	£5,000	CROYDON VOLUNTARY ACTION	Working with Croydon’s six Local Community Partnerships on crisis response. Learning from the Covid-19 Pandemic and other local fires and civil unrest incidents, we’ll collectively consider: what did we do? What did we learn? Building our strengths planning in partnership: what can we implement for the future? What can we deliver in partnership? We will create an accessible repository of information and guides on ‘what to do in the event of...’.
08/09/2023	£5,000 £920,749	ENFIELD VOLUNTARY ACTION	Enfield Voluntary Action (EVA) wants to use lessons learnt from the Covid-19 Pandemic, particularly how plans are beneficial, but communication channels are essential to successful responses and recovery from emergencies. Strong networks have emerged since Covid and the Successful Enfield Stands Together response, which will enable EVA to utilise our many VCS contacts and networks, Volunteer Centre and trusted relationships with key stakeholders for a shared strategy to an emergency.
08/09/2023	£5,000 £170,000	HAVERING VOLUNTEER CENTRE	HVC will strengthen relationships between the VCFS and Statutory agencies ensuring that there are improved channels of communication in place. By channelling past learning and sharing this intelligence with sector partners it will increase the rate of response, up time and delivery, ensuring that the smoothest approach is taken from the outset. By increasing community preparedness, HVC will develop a strong, thriving, resilient community that is connected, prepared and stronger.
08/09/2023	£5,000 £947,106	KINGSTON VOLUNTARY ACTION	To establish a local VCSE Resilience Forum (linked to the Borough Resilience Forum) in order to build the capacity of voluntary and community organisations who support residents and communities in Kingston to develop their resilience and support roles in advance of, during and after emergency incidents.
08/09/2023	£5,000 £800,299	LEWISHAM LOCAL	Lewisham Local will coordinate and co-design a new emergency response process with the council and voluntary organisations drawing on each stakeholder’s unique strengths. Together we will build the foundation of an engaged network of individuals, voluntary and statutory organisations that will be better connected and prepared, more clearly understanding the roles, systems and communication networks when there is an emergency. They will be connected through a database and Community Directory to streamline and speed communication.
08/09/2023	£5,000 £1,412,167	COMMUNITY BARNET	We will use our community partnerships and connections and in-depth working knowledge and relationships with statutory services and first providers, to improve engagement and preparedness. We will engage with seldom-heard communities, improve knowledge of the impact of emergencies on them and co-deliver dedicated support and activities. This will include the following. Representation at and participation in planning and capability events; champions and volunteers; accessible information distribution. This will lead to a new co-produced Community Resilience Plan.
08/09/2023	£5,000 £637,982	SUTTON BOROUGH VOLUNTEER BUREAU	Over the six months, working in partnership with the local authority, voluntary sector and local residents, we aim to develop a Community Volunteer emergency plan. Mapping of services, training and a communication plan, we will recruit, train and equip local residents into key voluntary roles to work with partnership professionals and local services. Our aim will be to create a cohesive and responsive support programme with capacity to meet the needs of a local emergency.
08/09/2023	£5,000 £498,718	VOLUNTARY ACTION CAMDEN	Through the Fund we are seeking to achieve the following: Review of learning from recent emergency responses (e.g. flooding, Afghan, Ukraine, Covid) in terms of council/ VCS mobilisation and response. Develop a response framework- a visual tool about who to contact in an emergency and roles and responsibilities within the VCS and council. Shared data collection/ intelligence across the sector including, who is doing what/ collection analysis of issues on the ground/ feedback loop to emergency response to aid ongoing planning.
08/09/2023	£5,000 £437,546	VOLUNTARY ACTION ISLINGTON LIMITED	We will empower individuals and local communities to use local resources and knowledge to help themselves and their communities in an emergency. We will build resilience by making them aware of risks that are impacting and might impact on the community and plan and prepare for them to help minimise impact and disruption. We will develop a shared purpose to encourage individuals and communities to come together to help themselves and each other.
08/09/2023	£5,000 £366,924	VOLUNTEER CENTRE GREENWICH	A project that supports the partnership between Royal Greenwich and the voluntary, community and faith sector in Greenwich, to provide a cohesive approach to emergency planning. This will ensure greater understanding and utilisation of the resources available, prompt mobilisation and greater community resilience.
08/09/2023	£25,000 £143,760	NEW EUROPEANS UK	New Europeans UK will develop resources to help European Londoners understand their voting rights, hosted on their online Resource Hub, which offers European citizens across London support on a range of topics in community languages. They will also disseminate resources and organise offline activity working closely with three community groups, serving EU citizens of Somali origin, Albanian origin, and Roma communities.
06/09/2023	£27,000	WILLOW LEARNING FOR LIFE LTD COMMUNITY INTEREST COMPANY	The project aims to help people from Croydon with learning disabilities and their carers access adult education, specifically focusing on the 'Multiply' numeracy program. The key components include developing an easy read guide to courses, helping with the application process, training educators to support learners with disabilities, establishing partnerships, and conducting monitoring and evaluation. The project aims to create accessible pathways for learning, promote inclusivity, and empower individuals with learning disabilities to engage in lifelong education.
06/09/2023	£26,937 £429,342	CROYDON BUSINESS VENTURE LIMITED	The StartUp Croydon Creative Community Skills project will support individuals in Croydon who are looking to start a business or access a career in the creative and digital industries. The project will help the local community, especially women and young Black men, to access skills development courses where they are under-represented in these industries. The support will also signpost individuals to numeracy skills courses and provide them with the opportunity to practice and hone their skills and knowledge in a new Creative Digital Lab facility in Croydon.
06/09/2023	£25,075	ADULT & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ACADEMY (ACDA)+11:16	'Get London Learning' is a responsive and effective community-based outreach service that is focused on making adult education, employment programmes, skills provision and other learning opportunities more accessible to marginalised and disproportionately disadvantaged communities living in West London. Our tried and tested approach will engage and reach targeted groups through a series of community-based outreach activities aimed at increasing participation and raising awareness of the diverse range of learning opportunities and provision presently available. We will actively provide high quality referrals to appropriate adult learning programmes including numeracy skills provision and other opportunities and skills offer that are funded or supported by the Mayor. We will build and establish new connections by creating robust referral pathways with relevant education providers, colleges and the skills sector to help make the local adult education system more open and inclusive.
06/09/2023	£26,400 £466,940	GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY SKILLS AND DEVELOPMENT	The project will support beneficiaries to access adult learning opportunities and particularly learning opportunities that are funded and or supported by the Mayor of London such as the London Multiply programme and AEB numeracy provisions. The project will also raise awareness of learning opportunities such as skills opportunities and careers in the Academy priority sectors (green, health and care, hospitality, digital and creative). The project will also seek to break and address barriers to learning experienced by beneficiaries. The project will engage with (list is none-exhaustive); 1. older and younger Londoners 2. Black, Asian or ethnic minority Londoners 3. women 4. individuals with English language needs 5. refugees and asylum-seekers 6. those most likely not to be engaged in adult education 7.individuals impacted by the cost of living including those who are out of work or Londoners earning below the London living wage. 8. adults with learning disabilities
06/09/2023	£25,850	HORNBEAM CENTRE	Hornbeam will lead on delivering an adult learning outreach programme using food as the tool for engagement, utilising the Waltham Forest Food Partnership members (60+) to promote opportunities in local food settings. From this wider engagement, 1000 people will be referred to 100 community meals, where they will be supported to explore their specific needs and interests relating to skills and training, and develop next step actions. 100 of those referred will be supported to progress onto Adult Learning courses. 20 of whom will engage with the London Multiply programme. As well as the specific beneficiary outcomes, we will develop an outreach model that utilises food settings and incorporates training opportunities as part of a wider wrap around offer to the most marginalised members of the local community.
06/09/2023	£27,000	AGUDAS ISRAEL ORGANISATION GREAT BRITAIN	We are aiming to introduce a new Community Hub where we will run a bespoke and culturally sensitive employment support and referral service to guide economically and educationally disadvantaged individuals from the Jewish community through gaining relevant skills and experience as well as accessing culturally sensitive adult training opportunities. This will enable them to find long term employment without having to compromise on their religious standards in the process.
06/09/2023	£26,836 £99,790	HENNA ASIAN WOMEN'S GROUP	We will link with care providers; care training providers and care operators so that they can come and talk about what is needed to enter a caring role. We know that, nationally, there are 165,000 vacancies in this sector. The problem of recruitment is acute in London where there is much competition with other sectors. Our cohort of service users embrace a large number of community languages, which is a considerable advantage in this respect. The disadvantage is that communication, about the issues, are invariably in English and though their speaking and comprehension, reading skills are less so. Similarly, there is a recruitment issue in hospitality. We want to work with employers and South Asian Women so that skills needed can be learned and developed which provide opportunities for them to access more than menial jobs. Cleaning is an important job and is a good way into employment. We need to work with women to raise awareness of learning opportunities that will enable progression.
06/09/2023	£27,000	FIND YOUR FEET CAREERS AND ENTERPRISES CIC	We will partner up with our direct partner in adult education, (WAES) to engage our target cohort of 19-30year olds in the Northwest Paddington and areas of social deprivation within London, that are NEET, part of the global majority specifically men from an African and Caribbean heritage and single mothers, into further education or training. We will have 10 dedicated outreach days and will target 150 people to sign up to our proposed taster day at WAES learning centre. We anticipate 75 people attending and 30 young people being referred. We will promote courses in the digital sector, i.e., graphic design, software development, digital marketing and cyber security. WAES will assist participants to look for jobs, applying for jobs and developing interview/CV skills. 3 pop up events and taster session in the Westminster area and have educational professionals WAES and start up tech companies to set up stalls for signups. Engage in physical community outreach and digital campaigns.
06/09/2023	£26,360	CENTRE FOR HUMAN DEVELOPMENT	We will provide a localised online learning platform that offers anyone, anywhere, in Hounslow and adjacent boroughs easy access to online courses from different education providers.
06/09/2023	£26,068	ORANGE BOW CIC	Orange Bow will deliver an interactive and engaging schedule of weekly outreach surgeries and twice monthly taster sessions, reaching those most likely to benefit from adult learning programmes such as those out of work and impacted by the cost of living crisis. Face to face surgeries will take place at local jobcentres and taster sessions at our hub in Lambeth will include hands-on practical experience in digital content/podcast creation, including numeracy confidence building exercises designed by participants which can be streamed to inspire and motivate engagement from a wider audience. We have a track record of engaging young people from mostly Black, Asian or ethnic minority backgrounds, who often have negative experiences of mainstream education. We will work with partners across South London to reach specific groups including women, individuals with English language needs, and those seeking asylum, to raise awareness of adult education and numeracy provision.
06/09/2023	£19,810 £12,776	WE RESTART	We are apply for funding to launch and run A.R.I.A. (Asylum seeker, Refugee and Immigrant Artists) Hub. This is a new project that would start in October 2023. Our goal is to create a vibrant and inclusive artistic community where they can thrive and contribute to the cultural landscape. We aim to promote their social integration and amplify their voices. We seek to make a significant difference. By providing a dedicated studio space, access to resources, mentorship programs, and professional development opportunities, we aim to enhance their artistic skills, foster personal growth, and support their journey towards sustainable careers in the arts. Through art therapy sessions, we also aim to promote emotional well-being and self-expression among the artists. The hub is a response to a call for help. In fact, since 2021 we have been supporting artists at risk, first with the campaign #saveafghanwomen, and in 2022, supporting Ukrainian refugee artists.
06/09/2023	£21,310 £468,408	EFA LONDON	This project will include two areas of work; first, we will develop classroom materials aimed at discussing formal education pathways with migrants and refugees with lower English proficiency (a group particularly difficult to engage). These materials will be disseminated across our London network of English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) partners and colleagues, with the aim of facilitating intra-classroom discussion on local education systems and options. This will be supplemented by four open, localised, language-accessible workshops for community members from migrant and refugee backgrounds, featuring speakers from local further education colleges and educational institutions open to our participants. Second, this project will include a community outreach plan, facilitated by an EFA teacher-organiser, who will engage local AEB providers through a series of trainings to improve their engagement tools for working with migrants with lower levels of English.
06/09/2023	£18,875	EAST LONDON SKILLS FOR LIFE	This second edition of “Build Your Future Outreach” is widening its scope to engage and support eligible participants to gain access to further learning and training with other providers as applicable to their needs including those with English language needs, refugees, digitally excluded, individuals with negative experience of mainstream education, and individuals on new visa schemes. The project will focus on creating awareness and linking participants with adult education providers for services such as ESOL classes, Numeracy confidence building classes, Employment and Skills Services through In-Person face-to-face engagement, workshops and outdoor sessions, Online/Social-media engagement, while enabling integration and developing confidence in their future in London.
06/09/2023	£15,400	TRANSIT COMMUNITY SUPPORT CIC	The Richmond & Hounslow Community Skills Connect project is an initiative dedicated to empowering individuals in Hounslow and Richmond Boroughs. Through this project, we will connect learners with further education and training providers that offer relevant courses and have the necessary funding to support their skill development & progression. With easy access to esteemed institutions like West Thames College, Richmond College, Kingston College, RHACC, HACE, and many others, we will ensure individuals find the right fit for their educational journey. By connecting learners with suitable training providers, we empower individuals to improve their skills and enhance employability. By bridging the skills gap and strengthening community resilience, we aim to transform lives. Our conveniently located community learning centre, just moments away from Whitton Station and 500 meters off the High Street, serves as a central hub for those seeking opportunities to enhance their skills.
06/09/2023	£20,000	SKILLS EXCHANGE PROJECT CIC	Our referral program aims to increase access to adult education by providing support and guidance to individuals from diverse backgrounds. We help participants overcome barriers to accessing adult learning opportunities by making direct referrals to key GLA service providers. By working closely with community members, including those from Black, Asian, and ethnic minority communities, disabled individuals, and adults with mental health or substance misuse issues, we address their specific needs and empower them to pursue educational opportunities. Through our collaborative efforts with local adult education providers and support hubs, we create strong partnerships, ensuring a seamless transition for participants into available courses and programs. Our goal is to facilitate personal and professional growth, increase employability, and contribute to the overall well-being of individuals and their communities.
06/09/2023	£21,225 £179,459	THE HAPPY AND HEALTHY TRUST	Soft Skills Thrills! will empower 60 disadvantaged young people aged 19-21, with daily 1 hr sessions over 6 months (September to February), where they will learn comprehensive soft skills and life skills such as banking basics, budgeting, adaptability, public speaking, active listening, time management, entrepreneurship etc which will enhance their confidence, employ-ability prospects, social life and every day decisions, through the various targeted workshops/activities - gaining clarity on making crucial financial decisions. The program is specifically designed for individuals who may have faced barriers to employment or training and encompasses a wide range of modules that cover critical soft skills. Participants will also learn about effective job search strategies, resume writing, and interview skills, preparing them for a successful job search.
05/09/2023	£15,000	ELLA ROBERTA FAMILY FOUNDATION	Making and installing a statue of Ella Roberta Kissi Debrah that will highlight the Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic communities who are most negatively impacted by air pollution.
05/09/2023	£25,795	MILE END COMMUNITY PROJECT	This project will capture and highlight unheard stories of migration from across Tower Hamlets. A new sculpture will be developed by project participants and architect, Shahed Saleem.
01/09/2023	£50,000 £121,288,000	ALZHEIMER'S SOCIETY	The funding will allow Alzheimer's Society to plan and run the programme. It includes a Project Officer post and budget for engaging and involving people affected by dementia, research and events.
01/09/2023	£20,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF MERTON	Funding will support the London Borough of Merton to increase engagement with local residents and businesses, deliver a series of evening markets in Mitcham town centre and provide dedicated support to businesses in applying for a licence.
01/09/2023	£227,753	LONDON BOROUGH OF EALING	This funding is to hire additional staff to fill gaps that are restricting the scaling up of the Council’s affordable housing programme. This is to meet their target of building 4,000 genuinely affordable homes by 2026.
01/09/2023	£225,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF ENFIELD	Appointment of development surveyor for acquisitions via General Fund appropriations and other sites to establish a pipeline for specialised housing, particularly affordable home ownership for older residents currently in unsuitable private rented accommodation and people with learning or physical disabilities.
01/09/2023	£175,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF ENFIELD	Establishment of posts for planning advisor, data and architect to collaborate across land owning departments to improve data collection and release more land for housing.
01/09/2023	£307,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF HILLINGDON	Seeking funding for four key project components to translate the borough Housing Strategy priorities into action. These are 1) hiring a Development Navigator, 2) creating a Development Strategy 3) conducting feasibility studies to supplement the Development strategy and 4) Development Procedures toolkit.
01/09/2023	£400,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM FOREST	Funding for an estates capacity study and a potential hostel review of 11 sites. The Borough to identify potential regeneration and development opportunities on Council land.
31/08/2023	£640,789	LONDON BOROUGH CAMDEN (CAMDEN CLIMATE ALLIANCE)	A high-quality energy efficiency programme for SMEs addressing the cost-of-living, energy and climate crises. 125 businesses across Camden and Brent will deliver a minimum 10% reduction in energy consumption with realistic plans to further decarbonise and achieve net-zero. Working through existing business engagement networks, the project provides each business: •1:1 and peer-to-peer support to encourage voluntary behaviour change. •energy audit, recommendation report and energy management dashboard. •training initiatives to upskill workers and empower underrepresented businesses. The project will lead to a pipeline of retrofit projects accessing other capital funding to dramatically accelerate decarbonisation of London’s buildings.
30/08/2023	£15,000 £364,493	ROSETTA ARTS	Rosetta Arts wishes to identify a space to become a new headquarters office space as well as a dedicated and accessible visual art centre. This venue will be an expansion from its current offer to bring together facilities that will welcome multifunctional community spaces in the heart of a vibrant place in Newham, where the universal language of creativity and celebrating culture brings diverse people together in an inclusive environment and creates new opportunities for all. Consultant support will be provided to Rosetta Arts.
30/08/2023	£1,379,257	GUYS & ST THOMAS'S NHS FOUNDATION TRUST (AS HOST OF HEALTH INNOVATION NETWORK)	DigitalHealth.London will deliver high-value jobs and economic growth by supporting high-potential businesses and founders to collaborate with the NHS and academia. Our track record, first-class network, flagship programmes and excellent reputation enables us to target the objectives through: 1) Aspire / Reach - Early-stage social entrepreneurs and companies with diverse founders (Programmes4,7&8) 2) Build / Accumulate - Developing companies looking to build evidence or launch their product or service (Programme1) 3) Scale / Accelerate High-potential companies looking to solve the challenges of the NHS and patients (Programme2) 4) Net Zero - A cross-cutting support for net zero and decarbonisation (Programme6).
29/08/2023	£4,890 £34,113	FUN 4 KIDS	Cooking classes, teaching young boys aged 11-15 great cooking tips and ideas of how to cook with a low budget. Boys will be able to take home the meals they cooked to eat & enjoy at home.
29/08/2023	£20,000	WESTMINSTER CITY COUNCIL	Funding will support the Westminster City Council to run a multi-day Citizens’ Assembly project that will inform the development of its night time strategy and feed into its Statement of Licensing Policy and Planning Policy.
29/08/2023	£988,994	BIG ISSUE INVEST LTD	Power Up is Big issue Invest's accelerator programme for early-stage social enterprises. It provides four months of intensive non-financial assistance, including mentoring, business support, training workshops and networking opportunities, along with the possibility to access grant funding at its end. It will support London local social enterprises to create or retain jobs and to expand or grow their services. It will focus on organisations addressing environmental and social issues and providing services to underrepresented communities.
29/08/2023	£1,221,038	BRITISH FASHION COUNCIL	The Circular Fashion project provides a phased, measurable journey of support to accelerate the transition to a circular fashion economy. The project focuses on London’s designer fashion SMEs, enabling them to grow sustainably through addressing their environmental impact from design to supply chains.
29/08/2023	£10,000	KAIZEN PARTNERSHIPS LIMITED	Grant funding to undertake Community Research on Women and Girls Safety in public spaces.
24/08/2023	£20,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY	Funding will support the London Borough of Hackney to give businesses better access to information through improvements to the Hackney Nights portal, expand its pre-application support service, deliver a mediation service for businesses and facilitate the collection and sharing of positive feedback to businesses.
24/08/2023	£10,000 £2,485,667	MAYOR'S FUND FOR LONDON	Funding towards engagement with employers on QEOP, work experience placements and to recruit students from six schools (including two schools on the Park) in the Mayor’s fund for London network.
21/08/2023	£38,689 £574,572	PARTNERSHIP FOR YOUNG LONDON	This project will work with care experienced young people, undertaking outreach to all borough-based Children in Care Councils and Participation Workers to raise awareness about the photo Voter ID requirement and to support care - experienced young people to get registered to vote. This will include creating and sharing resources and running workshops. The project will be informed by an insight-gathering exercise on the barriers to civic and democratic participation that care-experienced young people face.
21/08/2023	£950,083	SCHOOL FOR SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURS	The School for Social Entrepreneurs will deliver an innovative mix of interventions including a vibrant Social Enterprise Festival designed to reach a diverse range of people from across Greater London. We will run 16 ‘drop in’ workshops between September 2023 and December 2024 designed to support people to explore opportunities within the local, social economy. In addition, we will recruit 80 social entrepreneurs for an intensive twelve-month learning programme; and distribute £400,000 in grants (Match Trading and traditional) to participants on the intensive programmes. These interventions will build interest and help grow the social economy across London.
21/08/2023	£9,100	BADU COMMUNITY CIC	Funding contribution towards set up of Community Steering Group and Activations related to The Great Get Together project.
21/08/2023	£12,060 £2,199,356	DISCOVERY STORY CENTRE	Transfer of National Heritage Lottery Fund funding to the Voices of East Bank Partnership grant agreement with Discover Story Centre to deliver elements of this project.
15/08/2023	£1,770,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF HILLINGDON	Various activities to support the government's Supporting Local Business and Communities and Place investment priorities; alignment with London's UKSPF investment plan.
15/08/2023	£590,539	CATCH 22 CHARITY LTD	The GoodTech Accelerator will empower London’s most innovative social impact entrepreneurs to bring new game-changing Digital and Tech solutions to market to achieve social impact. Working together to reveal radical new ways to amplify impact and accelerate commercialisation through tangible, outcome-driven models including impact optimisation and government adoption. The GoodTech Accelerator is a unique partnership to develop radical new approaches to meeting urgent challenges for Londoners, diffuse digital and tech innovations across London, and create and scale up 30 enterprises.
15/08/2023	£1,506,682	LONDON SOUTH BANK UNIVERSITY	The BIG Growth Programme builds and expands an existing partnership of Higher Education institutions and local boroughs committed to building the innovation ecosystem of south London. The programme will address key sub regional weaknesses in productivity and innovation via a pathway of interventions designed to engage, encourage and develop local organisations and communities. Focusing upon priority growth sectors, activity will support local enterprises to utilise the assets of the South London knowledge base in developing innovative approaches which result in new products, services and processes.
14/08/2023	£38,806 £3,709,079	ROYAL ASSOCIATION FOR DEAF PEOPLE (RAD)	RAD will work with D/deaf Londoners to raise awareness of the democratic system, share information on the process and support them with voter registration and applications for photo Voter ID. They will hold workshops and provide one-to-one advice and guidance through their existing support services. They will create information and guidance in BSL, including ‘explainer’ and ‘engagement’ videos which will be hosted on their BSL Information Hub and disseminated via social media and at in-person events.
14/08/2023	£44,830 £239,891	HEALTH EQUALITY AND RIGHTS ORGANISATION T/A LGBT HERO	LGBT HERO will work in partnership with the LGBT Consortium to deliver an outreach, training and awareness campaign. They will run in-person drop-ins, information stalls in LGBTQ+ venues, community centres, educational settings and community events in London, with a particular focus on spaces that cater to trans and non-binary Londoners, Black, South Asian and minority ethnic and younger LGBTQ+ Londoners. During these outreach events, LGBT HERO will offer information, advice and support with applications for an accepted form of photo Voter ID, as well as distribute flyers, “wallet info cards” and posters.
14/08/2023	£40,000 £671,457	AGE UK WESTMINSTER	Age UK Westminster and Age UK Kensington & Chelsea will run a joint campaign to raise awareness among older Londoners, via a combination of in-person and online activities. With their online campaign, they will also reach older Londoners across London with the support of Age UK London. Activities include face to face events and visits to community centres, digital clinics, dissemination of tailored information online and offline, including in local publications. Resources will be translated into Spanish, Arabic and French.
14/08/2023	£638,927	FILM LONDON	Game Changer is a new programme to help diverse founders and SMEs in the video games sector become investment-ready. Game Changer will: i. Deliver approximately six months of workshops that increase participants’ commercial acumen; ii. Provide concurrent mentorship as they upgrade their business plan; iii. Culminate in two dedicated events that provide direct access to investors. The games sector is one of the fastest growing in the UK and games businesses use highly skilled workers while attracting significant levels of investment. However, diverse founders and SMEs are under-represented, and their access to financing and business support is in short supply.
14/08/2023	£1,471,272	LONDON LEGACY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION	SHIFT: Future Industries Demonstrator is a mission-led scale-up solution focusing on the intersection between the real problems that citizens face locally and the market solutions that, with investment and tailored support, would accelerate our collective transition to Net Zero and fairer economies. It uses London’s real-world testbed (SHIFT) to scale SME-led products and services, combining clarity of market demand and supply at a sub-regional level, with a delivery route map between them. The project draws on the diverse innovation ecosystem of over 400 organisations based on the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park and its environs, a robust partnership across private, public, academic and community sectors and the specialist inclusive innovation focus that is central to SHIFT's mission.
09/08/2023	£2,470,272	LONDON AND PARTNERS	Grow London Early Stage is a free business support programme for early-stage growth companies active in high growth sectors that support sustainable and inclusive growth in London. It supports London early-stage companies to scale, create or retain jobs and adopt new or improved products or services. The programme has a strong focus on supporting underrepresented founders. The programme acts as a single front door, so early-stage businesses can easily access the right advice and support, and delivered with expert partners within the London ecosystem.
09/08/2023	£9,529,727	LONDON AND PARTNERS	Grow London Global is a free 12-month programme for London-based companies that want to expand internationally. Grow London Global is the successor to the Mayor’s International Business Programme, which has helped 1,300 London scaleups including Monzo, Bloom & Wild, Brompton Bicycles and Revolut reach their global expansion goals. The programme offers expert advice, workshops, events, networking opportunities with partners, corporates, investors, peers as well as unrivalled opportunities to make valuable contacts into target markets on trade missions across the world.
09/08/2023	£7,000,000	LONDON AND PARTNERS	Grow London Local is London’s new single front door to access business support for small and micro businesses. Providing a searchable database of provision alongside an AI-driven diagnostic tool, Grow London Local will match entrepreneurs to the right support to help their businesses thrive. For financially vulnerable entrepreneurs only and with a focus on those entrepreneurs facing additional barriers, in particular from Black, Asian or other Minority Ethnic groups, disabled Londoners or are female, Grow London Local have a team of community- based Business Support Managers, providing in-person diagnostics and referrals to business support.
08/08/2023	£29,794 £603,690	BULGARIAN CENTRE FOR SOCIAL INTEGRATION AND CULTURE	The Bulgarian Centre for Social Integration and Culture will develop activities and materials for Bulgarian Londoners, including Bulgarian Roma. Activity includes outreach and support in schools, community centres, libraries, cafes, food banks and cultural events. This will be supported by a digital campaign with videos on social media and on Bulgarian Facebook forums.
08/08/2023	£1,018,856	HEART OF THE CITY OF LONDON LTD	Our programme delivers solutions to challenges faced by London’s ethnic minority SMEs and freelancers when accessing public and private sectors business opportunities. The programme combines the supply chain expertise of MSDUK, the leading ethnic minority supplier diversity body in the UK, with the responsible business expertise of Heart of the City, a charity with 20+ years' experience of supporting SMEs. The programme supports ethnic minority businesses in becoming supplier-ready; in embedding social value best practices into their business, products and services; in connecting to procurement opportunities and the development of a directory of ethnic minority creative and cultural freelancers.
08/08/2023	£631,110	THE SELBY TRUST	Selby Centre is a community learning, business, and people enablement centre surrounded by high unemployment and few opportunities. We make community-led change through our local team and our community of 32 onsite diversity-led SME organisations. We were awarded £20m Levelling Up Funding to create the Selby Urban Village. The following activity programme will prepare our SMEs and the wider business connected community for the lifechanging opportunities ahead: 1) Service diversification and expansion 2) Supplier Readiness – tailored support to on-site 3) Cross organisational Project facilitation and fundraising 4) Business Incubation and start-up services 5) Digital inclusion – empowering SME community voice
07/08/2023	£6,000	INTERGENERATIONAL WELLNESS GARDEN (CIC)	People who have suffered heart disease living in West London / The Heartlink Community comprises of people with heart disease, Impaired mobility, many are elderly and socially isolated and a diversity of ethnic communities.
07/08/2023	£6,000	THE DADDYLESS DAUGHTERS PROJECT CIC	We are opening a community-based creative hub for vulnerable and disadvantaged young women who have been affected by family-breakdown, abuse and adversity. The Hub will operate in collaboration with external grassroots women led organisations within London.
01/08/2023	£1,446,419	THE LONDON WASTE AND RECYCLING BOARD TRADING AS RELONDON	ReLondon’s pan-London project of financial and non-financial support builds on a previous ERDF-funded programme and is designed to create jobs & GVA by supporting both everyday SMEs to transition to circular business models and circular economy (LCEGS) SMEs to accelerate their growth. Support, delivered collaboratively with boroughs to complement other business support, will equip SMEs with knowledge, skills, resources, and connections needed to reduce waste and consumption-based emissions while generating commercial and operational benefits. Emphasis is placed on business models tackling social issues and structural inequalities and priority given to SMEs in sectors disproportionately affected by the pandemic and/or minority-owned.
01/08/2023	£1,175,681	NCT	The Jobs and Skills for Londoners Fund will support the delivery of each pillar of the Skills Roadmap for London. The funding will be used to help Londoners gain relevant skills, retrain, and move into “good work” in sectors key to London’s economy. These sectors are Digital, Health and Social Care, Hospitality, Green and Creative Industries.
01/08/2023	£244,686	LONDON AMBULANCE SERVICE NHS TRUST	The Jobs and Skills for Londoners Fund will support the delivery of each pillar of the Skills Roadmap for London. The funding will be used to help Londoners gain relevant skills, retrain, and move into “good work” in sectors key to London’s economy. These sectors are Digital, Health and Social Care, Hospitality, Green and Creative Industries.
01/08/2023	£843,771	BEACON EDUCATION PARTNERSHIP LTD	The Jobs and Skills for Londoners Fund will support the delivery of each pillar of the Skills Roadmap for London. The funding will be used to help Londoners gain relevant skills, retrain, and move into “good work” in sectors key to London’s economy. These sectors are Digital, Health and Social Care, Hospitality, Green and Creative Industries.
31/07/2023	£5,983	CALDWELL GARDENS COMMUNITY GARDENING	This project will reboot our gardening group by improving and enlarging our food growing area in raised beds, and will involve more people from our community. The children's garden is an important new feature, to give them agency over a small area.
31/07/2023	£5,268	CAMDEN SHORINJI KEMPO - MARTIAL ARTS CLUB	The Camden Kempo project provides inclusive martial arts classes run by women and LGBTQIA+ people for the whole community. We address social isolation, promote belonging and community and tackle London's cost of living crisis by being affordable.
31/07/2023	£1,589	DAYLIGHT STUDIO	Daylight Studio and PMEP are joining in partnership to pilot a music production workshop at Premises Studios with the aim of assisting young people with their own music production challenges. We want to give Daylight Studio Artists an opportunity to create in a professional recording studio and integrate neurodivergent disabled people with young people to tackle any preconceptions young people have towards disabled people.
31/07/2023	£5,410 £110,445	DIVERSITY LIVING SERVICES	This project will provide targeted and personalised digital skills training, advice and information provision to BAME people of Enfield, with the aim to improve their access to various online services and opportunities that they are currently not accessing due to lack of information, digital skills and equipment.
31/07/2023	£5,925	LGBTIQ+ OUTSIDE CIC	Queer Diary will deliver 3 activities (2 diary-reading open-mic nights, 1 zine-making workshop) for 100+ attendees & 20+ participants, creating space for London’s LGBTQ+ community to connect, bond, and creatively express themselves in a sociable safe space. Participants also have the opportunity to contribute to our 2nd collaborative zine.
31/07/2023	£6,000	RAFIKI WEMA CIC	This project will train and retain 12 community journalists in media literacy and digital inclusion through weekly training sessions, community conversations and production over 200 multimedia contents over 12 months in London to amplify BAME community voices and enhance their media literacy and engagement to address issues that impact their lives.
31/07/2023	£5,204 £107,216	VISOR (VISUALLY IMPAIRED SOCIETY OF RICHMOND)	To heighten awareness of a mostly neglected group of people by redesigning our brochure and distributing in the community. We know the latest figures from the RNIB that there are 6,000+ vision impaired in our borough. To help vision impaired people to move forward following the pandemic and assist them with current cost of living crisis by offering more of our regular events and maybe assisting them with costs of our monthly outings.
31/07/2023	£6,000	YAD SIMCHA	This project will support and unite 160 disadvantaged people from low-income families in the Jewish community in Hackney, by sending weekly healthy food packages to them and arranging 4 fun days out during the summer holidays.
31/07/2023	£10,000	KONGTINUE CIC	The project supports Hong Kong children to establish their own community in the UK , and aims at preserving Hong Kong culture, in particular language and pop culture
31/07/2023	£18,984 £159,864	MIGRANTS' RIGHTS NETWORK	This project aims to empower Hong Kongers and support their integration to the wider society; supporting Hongkongers to build connections between themselves and the wider community, and create a safe and trusted space for them to share their journey and aspirations; some aims of HMAP are driven by what participants hope to achieve, this will be further developed as project delivery progresses.
31/07/2023	£19,990	HEARTHTALK UK	This project aims to empower Hongkongers to improve their mental health and wellbeing, through psychoeducation (webinars, book clubs and mindfulness sessions) and intervention (counselling sessions) ; to offer trainings and share best practices with other organisations on working with the Hong Kong community in UK
30/07/2023	£12,378	HONG KONG COUNSELLORS HUB CIC	This projects aims to help participants be ready and willing to talk about their feelings and mental health in English; to support participants in managing and reducing their stress levels; to assist participants enhance their mental wellbeing in adjustment of the new life in the UK
28/07/2023	£2,360,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF BARNET	Various activities to support the government's Supporting Local Business and Communities and Place investment priorities; alignment with London's UKSPF investment plan.
28/07/2023	£1,210,000	WESTMINSTER CITY COUNCIL	Various activities to support the government's Supporting Local Business and Communities and Place investment priorities; alignment with London's UKSPF investment plan.
27/07/2023	£5,999 £69,896	ACHIEVED DREAMS	Cocoa Chats is a safe space for 30 BAME fathers and sons, going through crisis, compounded by poverty and strained relationships to join each morning for nutritious breakfast In Hackney. Unlike usual breakfast clubs where children eat breakfast on their own, we strongly believe that poverty should not disrupt opportunity for family time and that it’s of utmost importance for families to operate as one unit particularly during crisis.
27/07/2023	£6,000	ADHD BABES CIC	We will host a series of community led and workshops, events and socials across 16 weeks; each workshop will provide practical tools to manage difficulties associated with ADHD. Our socials and events will provide a safe space for our community to connect, learn new skills and explore personal interests in a way that would be inaccessible due to financial costs.
27/07/2023	£1,405	ARTILLERY CIC	Parent led monthly social club for (up to 20) young people aged 10-17 living in Waltham Forest who identify as neurodiverse; to improve wellbeing, reduce loneliness and provide peer support through playing simple board games.
27/07/2023	£5,962 £23,226	BRIGHTER TOGETHER	This project would work with 4 intergenerational groups in Richmond-upon-Thames and Wandsworth to develop and perform an immersive, intergenerational play. The project will work directly with over 25 older adults and 25 early years children to increase the social and emotional wellbeing of all participants; reduce social isolation and boost children’s development. The play will be an opportunity to involve the wider community and increase the sense of belonging for all those attending a performance.
27/07/2023	£6,000	HEARTLINK EALING HOSPITAL HEART SUPPORT GROUP	Heartlink Community Hub provides a centre with services to heart patients including heart health advice, welfare benefits, advocacy and social events. Our expanding programme will include exercise classes and a graded rehabilitation scheme. In order to address digital inequality we will offer basic IT training. We will also provide healthy nutritional meals and service the needs of our members by providing a warm supportive community to combat loneliness and social isolation.
27/07/2023	£6,000 £166,979	HERITAGE CHARITY LONDON	Heritage Charity London's Walking school bus aims to bring together the local community in the morning or afternoon together on a joyful walk to school. Together with parents, careers, volunteers, and HCL staff. The walking school bus allows students to arrive on time to school, be energised, and be ready to learn.
27/07/2023	£5,000	HUMOURISK CIC	The Shed Life Steering Group are collaborating with local businesses to build our co-designed shed. The Moving Forward project will support the resident steering group to manage the community-led workshop programme in the shed once built; to gain confidence in creating a safe learning environment, understanding health and safety, safeguarding procedures/regulations they will create a collaborative ‘Safety Guide’, and learn safe facilitation through a series of bespoke designed workshops that they lead for each other.
27/07/2023	£6,000	LAMBETH ASIAN CENTRE (LAC)	Enable older Asian people to have Aging-friendly community-based activities with the aims primarily targeting those who are socially excluded, lonely and living separate lives in the neighbourhoods or communities, helping them to promote their psychosocial well-being and integration by providing infrastructures that support and maintain meaningful social connections throughout the local community for older people to report a sense of community togetherness, gained through frequent interaction and communal coping together with the aging-related challenges.
27/07/2023	£6,000	POWERHOUSE FOR WOMEN	This project will facilitate 30 women with learning disabilities the provision of 40 weekly art making sessions in Newham for the purpose of reducing loneliness and social isolation. It will include having an art exhibition, a trip to National Gallery, making outdoor art in nature, linking with other art organisations and printing a colouring-in book and cards and maybe even a jigsaw puzzle from the artwork made.
27/07/2023	£5,800	SISTERS OF FRIDA	This project will support x Disabled women to come together and create an inclusive & accessible space that will support sharing of lived experience to push for communities, policies and structures that include and empower Disabled women. This project will also increase engagement and grow the organisations membership to allow for more powerful mobilisation of Disabled women
27/07/2023	£6,000	SURVIVORS CAN SHINE C.I.C	A free event bringing together the local community and community leaders (200+ attendees) to celebrate all families and the importance of working together to keep children safe from abuse. 150+ young people will perform their own creative pieces and the 'I Shine, We Shine' music track, amplifying their voices and their right to be heard, supported by performances from famous and young up-and-coming artists, and receiving awards for being Ambassadors for Change.
27/07/2023	£6,000	THE COMMUNITY WORLDS (UK) LTD	Our project will support the social inclusion, integration, and emotional wellbeing of 40 refugees in the London Borough of Enfield by the provision of weekly badminton and exercise sessions followed by periodical online English lessons through which they can improve their physical and mental health, spoken English alongside making friendships which will result in further sports activities and gatherings outside the project time and long-lasting ties among community members even after the funding period.
27/07/2023	£6,000	VSSL STUDIO CIC	Our project will offer 20 LGBTQ* Londoners who are grieving or experiencing bereavement monthly creative support sessions, across a 10 month period. Using artistic and creative methodologies we will hold space to think and feel through death and dying, supporting participant mental health and building community.
27/07/2023	£6,000	WELL STREET COMMON USER GROUP	Well Street Common Summer Festival 2024 will support 7,000+ residents from Hackney to be more connected and build stronger communities by signposting the community to a wide range of local organisations and charities that will meet their needs and provide support. The festival activities will be selected to reduce social isolation, improve health and wellbeing outcomes and overall encourage the use of a local green space.
27/07/2023	£1,590,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF WANDSWORTH	Various activities to support the government's Supporting Local Business and Communities and Place investment priorities; alignment with London's UKSPF investment plan.
27/07/2023	£600,000	BARTS HEALTH NHS TRUST	Barts Life Sciences MedTech will support life sciences SMEs active in London through three programme strands: A: SME Support Service: Barts Life Sciences will deliver an SME support service, including training workshops and bespoke entrepreneurial support, aiming to help SMEs gain a better understanding of how to navigate the NHS. B: Internship Programme: 12 x 8 week paid internships partnering interns with life sciences SMEs C: Supporting the development of an adoption pipeline at Barts Health NHS Trust for innovators.
27/07/2023	£1,435,247	CAPITAL ENTERPRISE ONE TECH	This project supports 120 businesses run by black & minoritised ethnic communities, people from diverse socioeconomic backgrounds & women to scale, creating 50 jobs. It comprises: 1. An ‘always on’ central community through which businesses can access content, networks, customers, coaching, events, peer networks & post-programme support; 2. Cohort based activity: > 2 x series of 5 week Thematic Modules covering priority topics relevant to any high growth business > 1 x 16 week Accelerator targeting Consumer Goods businesses > 1 x 6 month Accelerator targeting businesses aligned with the UN Sustainable Development Goals. It will be delivered by female & black led organisations: OneTech, Foundervine & StartUp Discovery School.
27/07/2023	£750,000	LONDON BUSINESS PARTNERSHIP LTD	Leases, business rates and now energy costs are continuing to be some of the main issues that most significantly affect SME businesses. We are delivering a one stop shop ‘Property Advice Services’ project that helps London SMEs deal with all issues relating to business rate(s), leases, Lease(s) negotiation, legal right(s), budgeting, opening/closing premises and raising costs of energy. The service offers free support and training by delivering masterclasses, one to one/one to many sessions and online resources & guidance developed with experts in the field covering issues specific to various sectors, types of business and property.
27/07/2023	£19,206 £257,107	HACKNEY CHINESE COMMUNITY SERVICES ASSOCIATION	This project aims to raise awareness within mainstream services about the challenges that Hong Kong women are facing; to develop relationship/referral pathways with mainstream services that support women; to up-skill Hong Kong women who have previous experience working in similar field through volunteering on the helpline
27/07/2023	£71,261	LB LEWISHAM	This is contingency grant approved by MD3092 for projects in delivery, facing challenges mainly due to inflation impact on construction prices. This contingency grant will be used to fund the budget shortfall for the project already in deliver at the award moment (hence a start date before the award date - projects were already in delivery when the additional contingency funding was awarded.
26/07/2023	£1,910,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM FOREST	Various activities to support the government's Supporting Local Business and Communities and Place investment priorities; alignment with London's UKSPF investment plan.
26/07/2023	£2,258,796	GREATER LONDON AUTHORITY	The Better Futures UKSPF project draws on a well-established partnership of leading organisations in London’s public and private sectors and helps to address London's sustainability and pathway to Net Zero challenges by supporting innovation in and for Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs). The project provides direct business support to help SMEs innovate and bring new ideas to market, delivering business growth and job creations, and promoting diversity in the low carbon sector. The project targets: Cleantech (also known as climate tech) SMEs from across London, who are seeking to innovate, grow and create jobs, bring new low carbon solutions to market, and reduce London’s greenhouse gas emissions. And provides support to non-climate tech (everyday businesses) SMEs to innovate towards low carbon business models and adopt low carbon technologies to accelerate their emissions reductions. The Project offers three pathways and provides a unique approach to supporting innovation and decarbonisation – scaling support, built environment/technical support and decarbonisation support.
26/07/2023	£18,951 £322,208	ISLINGTON CHINESE ASSOCIATION	This project aims to empower service users and develop their confidence in accessing mainstream services, e.g. AEB/ESOL classes, mental health; establish relationships/referral pathways to mainstream ESOL/AEB providers, so service users can access other courses at the end of project delivery period; support service users to build connections and relationships with other people within the community
25/07/2023	£1,310,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF CAMDEN	Various activities to support the government's Supporting Local Business and Communities and Place investment priorities; alignment with London's UKSPF investment plan.
25/07/2023	£2,080,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF TOWER HAMLETS	Various activities to support the government's Supporting Local Business and Communities and Place investment priorities; alignment with London's UKSPF investment plan.
25/07/2023	£1,465,707	LONDON BOROUGH OF ISLINGTON	The project will support emerging social businesses and potential entrepreneurs in public health and life sciences, thereby increasing opportunities for underserved communities to benefit from economic opportunities in these sectors. The seven London boroughs that host London’s Innovation Districts, and MedCity, will grow a local social economy that is community-driven and actively addresses entrenched health and wealth inequalities. Targeted business support will include outreach, challenge-based events, incubation, mentoring, acceleration and grant giving. Networking and knowledge exchange will connect entrepreneurs with researchers, businesses and commissioners across the Innovation Districts and guarantee longer term impact of this nascent ecosystem.
25/07/2023	£1,246,356	STARTUP DISCOVERY SCHOOL LTD	The Just transition programme is a series of business support interventions that will ensure London’s business ecosystem is moving towards an equitable and inclusive net zero economy. 1) The programme will aim to incubate new business solutions led by diverse startups to tackle London’s net zero targets and accelerate growth within the circular economy Low Carbon and Environmental Goods Sectors. 2) The programme will also support diverse entrepreneurs to scale climate tech solutions tackling issues such as energy efficiency in homes through retrofitting, the cost of living crisis which disproportionately affects underserved communities and fuel poverty.
25/07/2023	£10,000	AMY SZE PRODUCTIONS	This project aims to create a safe space for HKers to connect with migrants from other background, create a sense of welcoming and belonging for the migrant Hong Kongers, share stories of Migration, contributing to building a voice from HKers in the London and UK cultural scene, in addition to emotional healing
25/07/2023	£10,000	FC SUTTON HKERS	This project helps support participants to build connections with people within their community through football-related activities
25/07/2023	£11,835 £993,586	THE WINCHESTER PROJECT	This projects aims to strengthen and preserve Hong Kong culture and history through books and cultural workshops where participants may be able to discuss and reminisce about what they missed about HK; increase Hongkongers’ sense of belonging within the community in UK, through sharing similar interests e.g. books, attending events
24/07/2023	£1,070,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF SUTTON	Various activities to support the government's Supporting Local Business and Communities and Place investment priorities; alignment with London's UKSPF investment plan.
24/07/2023	£653,775	BETTER BANKSIDE	The Southwark Climate Collective will provide expert support to 160 SMEs across Southwark, providing them with decarbonisation pathways and setting targets to drive action, while also enabling them to procure ‘green’ low-carbon services, stimulating the local green economy. This project will build on the success of the Mayor of London’s Business Climate Challenge, with an innovative and distinct focus on four low-carbon programme streams: energy, waste, freight and supply chains. This project actively provides opportunities to engage Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic-owned small businesses. This project estimates a reduction in carbon dioxide emissions of 1,204 tCO2e by March 2025.
24/07/2023	£903,233	CENTRAL RESEARCH LABORATORY HAYES LTD	A pan-London programme that stimulates innovation communities in Hayes, Tottenham and Croydon to prepare the global hardware companies of the future. Through a cohesive programme of entrepreneurial skills, sustainable product development masterclasses, access to investors and suppliers, CRL will enable 150 entrepreneurs and SMEs on the start of their innovation journey. Using a proven model of driving deep local economic regeneration we will turn these three communities into pillars of innovation excellence.
24/07/2023	£2,858,421	ENTERPRISE ENFIELD	The London E-Business Support Programme, led by Enfield-Enterprise, provides a comprehensive digital skills programme for SMEs across London. It will enable the businesses to enhance their growth, resilience and sustainability (as well as address the adverse impact of the pandemic) by adopting and effectively utilising digital technology within their day-to-day business practice. The programme is delivered through Business for London, a long-established consortium of seven business support organisations operating across London. All the diagnostic, training, 1-2-1 support and networking measures are tailored to the needs of individual businesses and also to maximise the participation of female/BAME/disabled owned businesses.
23/07/2023	£1,870,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF SOUTHWARK	Various activities to support the government's Supporting Local Business and Communities and Place investment priorities; alignment with London's UKSPF investment plan.
22/07/2023	£77,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF RICHMOND UPON THAMES	Various activities to support the government's Supporting Local Business and Communities and Place investment priorities; alignment with London's UKSPF investment plan.
21/07/2023	£1,950,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF REDBRIDGE	Various activities to support the government's Supporting Local Business and Communities and Place investment priorities; alignment with London's UKSPF investment plan.
21/07/2023	£683,211	WESTMINSTER CITY COUNCIL	This package of UKSPF support will comprise predominantly of additional officer resource to bolster internal capacity within Westminster City Council’s Economy & Skills and Procurement & Commercial Directorates to specifically lead on and manage this supplier readiness programme. This cross-departmental team will develop and deliver tailored guidance, support, workshops and events for local target organisations and will provide of brokerage services with strategic suppliers, anchor institutions and larger businesses based in Westminster that can offer business support. They will use an accessible supplier directory commissioned by the council, which will be added to through a programme of active outreach to new market entrants within the borough and wider London. There will be a particular focus on smaller businesses owned and led by disabled people, women and people from global majority backgrounds, as well as social enterprises and other voluntary and community sector organisations.
21/07/2023	£7,840	THE UNDEFINED	This project aims to connect newly arrived LGBTQI+ Hongkongers in London through in person social events and information sessions.
21/07/2023	£16,544 £1,209,157	ST MARTIN-IN-THE-FIELDS TRUST	This project aims support Hongkongers to build networks with other people in the community; to provide a space for Hongkongers and locals to exchange ideas and learn about each other’s food culture
20/07/2023	£2,500,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF NEWHAM	Various activities to support the government's Supporting Local Business and Communities and Place investment priorities; alignment with London's UKSPF investment plan.
20/07/2023	£893,515	NEWABLE TRADE LTD	Inclusive Supply Chain will promote social and economic cohesion in London by providing an intensive, tailored, supply-readiness programme to 300 London SMEs with a focus on underrepresented entrepreneurs (50% female, 40% ethnic-minority, 5% disabled). It will increase their awareness and successful participation in supply chains’ commercial opportunities. Bespoke business support will be provided by our experienced Procurement Advisers through a programme of interactive workshops combined with buyer-side engagement. This will result in participants winning new contracts, promoting business growth that will instigate increased economic activity and job creation.
20/07/2023	£947,582	NEWABLE TRADE LTD	Open London brings together large corporates/contractors, local authorities/public organisations, London residents and London innovating SMEs to solve critical socio-economic, health and environmental challenges, thus increase living standards. 90 London SMEs/Social enterprises will be supported to develop open innovation, collaboration skills and idea commercialisation to help solve London critical challenges. It will be delivered through a series of curated innovation challenges and a demand-led Accelerator including 1-2-1 Open Innovation Advisers’ support. 30 SMEs will receive a grant to develop their ideas resulting in 30 SMEs/Social enterprises adopting new or improved products/services, and 15 new-to-market products/services, benefitting London citizens.
20/07/2023	£558,178	VIRGIN START UP LTD	Empower 100 supports diverse founders with growth potential to maximise their chances of scaling and financing their businesses successfully. The core of the ‘accelerator’ programme is a three-month programme with training modules, networking, mentoring, peer-to-peer learning, and experience from participating in a Demo Day event. The programme will work 100 diverse founders by supporting them along a development path where they build resilience, confidence, and capabilities to ensure financial sustainability in a challenging economic context. In doing so, it aims to help to address some of the systemic inequalities and biases that are holding back London’s female, ethnic minority, and disabled entrepreneurs. More info at: https://www.virginstartup.org/empower100
20/07/2023	£9,970	AU LAW ORGANIC FARM UK CIC	The project aims at increasing people’s interest in food growing in UK
20/07/2023	£9,985	SUTTON HONG KONG CULTURE & ARTS SOCIETY	This project supports Hongkongers with improving their mental wellbeing and facilitating cultural exchange
20/07/2023	£10,000	WELCOME H.O.M.E. PROJECT	This project aims to support Hongkongers’ with their adaptation and integration in UK: Adaption – to be done through workshops and activities to support individuals to build connections in a trusted and safe space; Integration – to be done through activities where there will be Hong Kong and non-Hong Kong participants
20/07/2023	£20,000	HONG KONG UMBRELLA COMMUNITY	This project aims to promote Hong Kong culture to the wider non-Hong Kong community in London; to use this project as a starting point to generate interest to Hong Kong culture, in the hopes to encourage non-Hongkongers in London to get to know about Hong Kong history
19/07/2023	£6,000	FOR THE PEOPLE FROM THE PEOPLE CIC	Our 4hour art and up-cycling day retreats and drop in sewing classes that focus on self expression and community. Bringing together a group of 10-15 diverse women in a supportive, safe and inclusive space to explore their creativity and enhance their wellbeing. The art day workshops encourage self-discovery, empowerment, personal growth and enhanced wellbeing.
19/07/2023	£5,950	LONDON ADVOCACY GROUP LTD	A monthly Breakfast and Learning Sessions for asylum seekers, refugees and immigrants in Greater London who are socially isolated and are facing financial hardship due to the COLC. This grant will allow them to get out of their home and go to a warm venue and have breakfast, socialise with other members of the community and learn about British History.
19/07/2023	£6,000 £87,143	STRENGTH WITH IN ME FOUNDATION	To train 12 peer supporters to engage a broader community, upskill young people and build our capacity as an organisation.
19/07/2023	£5,652	SUNAHS CRISIS TEAM	This project will support members of the BAME community here in Brent who are in need of a hot meal and social activities which will promote feelings of inclusion and tackle social isolation. The activities will take place once weekly in Lewinson Centre in Willesden Green
19/07/2023	£5,830	UPCYCLE LDN	This project will support 18 young people from ethnic minority groups living in Lambeth/Southwark by providing refurbished bikes and bike maintenance classes in a fun and inclusive environment, building a community of like minded people
19/07/2023	£6,000 £9,864	YOUTH PWR CHARITY	This project will support young people from disadvantaged backgrounds in Croydon by facilitating recreational, fun and interactive activities such as sports, games, movies and self-care routines, as well as engaging and inspiring workshops that will be tailored to the young people's interests. This project will help young people feel a sense of belonging and community, improve their physical and mental wellness, and build their confidence.
19/07/2023	£1,030,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF MERTON	Various activities to support the government's Supporting Local Business and Communities and Place investment priorities; alignment with London's UKSPF investment plan.
19/07/2023	£20,000	HONG KONG AID SERVICES CIC	This projects aims to support single adults with BN(O) visas aged from 18 to 35 who migrate to London independently through casework support; casework support will aim to prevent crisis and foster young BN(O)s adaption to life in the UK; this may be done through providing mental support, mutual support via networking activities, and raising civil awareness among the target group; we aim to strengthen and encourage their self-help and cultivate networks among the target community so they can mutually help each other even when this project ends.
19/07/2023	£20,000 £387,000	HONG KONG WATCH	This project aims to make politics more accessible to Hongkongers; encourage more community interest groups led by Hongkongers to hold events and activities related to civic and democratic participation
19/07/2023	£18,130	ADULT & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ACADEMY (ACDA)	This project aims to build capacity and confidence of Hong Kongers in West London through a wide range of Adult Education Courses to integrate in the UK and their areas, and through employment support, and through referring them to further services and service providers after the 6 months; creating a network of support and services within West London for Hong Kongers including councils, colleges, etc.
18/07/2023	£5,918	FIVE ASIDE THEATRE	From July 29th to October 15th 2023 Five ASide Theatre will run 20 creative writing workshops with 6 African Caribbean organisations developing their lived experiences into performance narratives. During these months the narratives will be performed at 3 local community events in Merton for the wider community. Finally in October we will stage these narratives as part of a heritage performance at New Wimbledon Theatre bringing the wisdom of the Windrush generation to the World!
18/07/2023	£5,600 £2,754,445	FOOTBALL BEYOND BORDERS	‘Streetz Football’ is a community-led project that will deliver football sessions to X young people aged 8-15 years old living in some of London’s most underserved communities. We will deliver X sessions to young people in Brixton and Camberwell.
18/07/2023	£5,110	GOLD & SILVER INTERPRISES CIC- SEWN TOGETHER	The project will support 150 women from BAME backgrounds aged between 30 -70 known to be highly impacted by Covid-19, cost of living in low-income households in the east of the borough of Haringey. Economically inactive experiencing social exclusion and loneliness, facing physical and mental challenges including hidden disabilities, digitally excluded to access local health services. receive timely relevant advice, design services that promote and support health lifestyles.
18/07/2023	£5,979	LONDON BPD CARERS	This project will provide a safe haven for 40 Londoners caring for people with a diagnosis of Personality Disorder or Complex Emotional Needs through holding monthly peer support meetings in Central London and offering training to reduce feelings of desperation and isolation and build coping skills.
18/07/2023	£1,920,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF LEWISHAM	Various activities to support the government's Supporting Local Business and Communities and Place investment priorities; alignment with London's UKSPF investment plan.
18/07/2023	£748,074	FOUNDERVINE CIC	The Ascend Investment Readiness Programme supports early-stage, diverse-led startups in London to access finance and thrive in the competitive business environment. Through a 3-month investment readiness programme, SMEs will gain knowledge, resources, and networks needed to navigate the fundraising process and create strong business plans. The programme offers "always-on" funding and business development advice, mentorship, relationship brokerage, and peer/community support. After the programme, SMEs receive 6 months of post-programme support, including access to investor networks, pitching opportunities and co-working space. This programme aligns with the Mayor's goal to improve the customer journey for SMEs and the GLA's commitment to consider the needs of diverse-owned businesses at every stage of the project design, delivery and evaluation.
18/07/2023	£20,000	MICRO RAINBOW CIC	This projects aims to expand their current LGBTQI+ support to Hongkongers, and provide LGBTQI+ Hongkongers with a safe space to connect
18/07/2023	£20,000 £95,948	UK WELCOME REFUGEES	This project aims to mobilize churches and local community groups to provide social support for HongKongers who live in their neighbourhood; to help HongKongers establish effective and sustainable mutual support networks in their local communities so as to meet practical and emotional needs encountered in everyday life; to enhance HongKongers’ understanding of their local communities and to empower them to engage in and contribute to their local communities and the wider society.
18/07/2023	£3,000	X7EAVEN	Delivery of Hip Hop Connection course as part of East Summer School 2023.
18/07/2023	£2,700	BLOOM EDUCATIONAL CIC	Delivery Harmony in Nature course as part of East Summer School 2023.
18/07/2023	£4,400	SKATE GALS & PALS CIC	Delivery of workshops as part of East Summer School 2023
18/07/2023	£3,000	SADLER’S WELLS TRUST LIMITED (BREAKIN CONVENTION)	Deliver of Future Elements East dance programme as part of East Summer School 2023.
17/07/2023	£9,970	HONG KONG NURSING ASSOCIATION UK (HKNAUK)	This project aims to connect experienced healthcare workers with newly arrived healthcare workers, so they can provide support to each other
14/07/2023	£20,000	KINGSTON BEATS CIC	This projects aims to deliver a series of outreach and engagement activities targeting Hongkongers with intersectional needs; to build a group of dedicated volunteers to lead on the range of activities that the org delivers
13/07/2023	£121,200	BIG CREATIVE	This is contingency grant approved by MD3092 for projects in delivery, facing challenges mainly due to inflation impact on construction prices. This contingency grant will be used to fund the budget shortfall for the project already in deliver at the award moment (hence a start date before the award date - projects were already in delivery when the additional contingency funding was awarded.
13/07/2023	£1,765,000	RICHMOND & HILLCROFT ADULT & COMMUNITY COLLEGE	This is contingency grant approved by MD3092 for projects in delivery, facing challenges mainly due to inflation impact on construction prices. This contingency grant will be used to fund the budget shortfall for the project already in deliver at the award moment (hence a start date before the award date - projects were already in delivery when the additional contingency funding was awarded.
12/07/2023	£514	PARK VILLAGE OASIS	This funding will cover a maximum of £514 towards the costs of hosting a community conversation with your members on the new memorial for the victims of the transatlantic slave trade, networks and participants during July 2023
12/07/2023	£1,000 £34,465	EAST AFRICAN EDUCATION FOUNDATION	This funding will cover a maximum of £1000 towards the costs of hosting a community conversation with your members, networks and participants on the new memorial for the victims of the transatlantic slave trade, during July 2023.
12/07/2023	£950	OFF THE WALL PLAYERS C.I.C	This funding will cover a maximum of £950 towards the costs of hosting a community conversation with your members, networks and participants on the new memorial for the victims of the transatlantic slave trade, during July 2023
12/07/2023	£1,000 £1,070,676	OPEN CITY	This funding will cover a maximum of £1000 towards the costs of hosting a community conversation with your members, networks and participants on the new memorial for the victims of the transatlantic slave trade, during July 2023
12/07/2023	£26,000 £681,654	LONDON MUSIC FUND	To enable 26 young Londoners from low-income families to learn a musical instrument for one year.
08/07/2023	£26,464 £179,471	REFUGEE WORKERS CULTURAL ASSOCIATION	Refugee Workers Cultural Association aims to empower the Kurdish and Turkish communities by providing them with the knowledge, tools, and support necessary to exercise their civic and democratic rights. Activities include informative workshops, educational materials in Turkish and English, open discussions and a digital campaign. They will also collaborate with local stakeholders, media outlets, and community organisations to amplify the project's reach across London.
08/07/2023	£49,468 £189,013	DISABILITY ACTION HARINGEY	Disability Action Haringey, working with Inclusion Barnet, Camden Action Disability, Disability Action in Islington, Ruils in Richmond and Inclusion London, will hold bespoke information sessions and support across their respective boroughs, specifically targeting D/deaf and disabled communities in inclusive and accessible formats. This partnership will also enable them to disseminate materials to London's wider D/deaf and disabled organisations and communities.
08/07/2023	£44,000 £397,901	FAITHS FORUM FOR LONDON	Building on their existing networks and relationships with places of worship and faith leaders, Faiths Forum will work across religious and educational centres, including Black-led churches, mosques, gurdwaras, a Jewish seminary and Black and minority ethnic university societies. Through a network of trained ‘Community Champions’ at each of these sites, Faiths Forum will implement bespoke engagement events, regular information stalls and support sessions, and faith, culture, and language specific videos, posters and infographics.
07/07/2023	£1,065,964	SME WHOLESALE FINANCE (LONDON) TRADING AS FUNDING LONDON	Our project is an extension to the successful GLA-commissioned and funded “Investment Ready” pilot delivered during 2022. It will continue to enable London SMEs, led/managed by female, disabled or ethnic minority founders, who have investable propositions and are ready to embark on the fundraising journey, to raise equity or debt finance. We will do this by removing barriers to fundraising through specific support, comprising: > A bespoke programme of group workshops and one-to-one support to optimise participants’ ability to raise external finance; > An environment of collaboration and peer-to-peer support where participants learn from each other; and > Connection with ecosystem stakeholders including investors, to enhance the support participants receive to increase their chances of successfully raising finance.
07/07/2023	£750,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF HARINGEY	This project is the first phase of park improvements, transforming the North-East of the park into an exemplar green and resilient space through integrated SuDs, ecological corridors and new footpath contributing to a mil-long chain of green interventions connecting Tottenham's residents to the Lee Valley.
07/07/2023	£26,500	LONDON BOROUGH OF HAMMERSMITH AND FULHAM	This project aims to revitalise two housing estates in some of the most deprived parts of the Borough, creating more inclusive, integrated, and sustainable community spaces. The grant will be used to carry out the first step in achieving this aim by completing an area assessment and creating plans for a series of shovel-ready interventions through co-production with the community.
06/07/2023	£6,000	ACTIVE LIVING SUPPORT CIC	Free sports, dance and cooking/independent workshops for young people with special needs and autism living in Brixton. The session will also provide respite.
06/07/2023	£3,044	ALANOUWALY SALIFOU SYLLA FOUNDATION	Salifest will support 4 local community groups and individuals = 60 people to rehearse for and perform at our Community music festival with around 200 participants from Lewisham diverse communities to watch performances and participate in music and dance workshops. It will connect people of all ages, backgrounds and abilities to socialise and learn from each other. We build local connections that reduces isolation and leads to connections and collaborations beyond Salafist throughout the year.
06/07/2023	£5,420	THE POSITIVE MOVEMENT PROJECT CIC	Move to Connect will support those at risk of social isolation from low income households by the provision of free fitness sessions centred around improving mental wellbeing and fostering community connections in Feltham & Bedfont, (wards in the Hounslow borough) to combat social isolation and reduce loneliness thus improving mental health in the community.
06/07/2023	£5,000	THE WOMEN'S DECISION GROUP CIC	The project supports women and children of the BAME community who are experiencing Domestic Violence, we work with many other professionals within the borough providing a weekly workshop to enhance skills.
05/07/2023	£2,300,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF ENFIELD	Various activities to support the government's Supporting Local Business and Communities and Place investment priorities; alignment with London's UKSPF investment plan.
05/07/2023	£40,000	WESTMINSTER CITY COUNCIL	The Harrow Road Canalside aims to be industry-leading in improvements to open space tackling the climate emergency. An overall strategy will stitch together project sites to help keep London cool, provide shade, reduce overheating and provide wildlife habitats. The project development grant will support work on designs, surveys and community engagement, so Westminster City Council (WCC) is ready to access project funding in the future. WCC will use the funding to support an engagement exercise to formalise an outline canalside strategy for the length of canal between Little Venice and Queens Park. It will then take between 1-3 projects from this (dependent on scale) to carry out more tailored community engagement (via a working group or similar) and complete design and technical studies to develop the project(s) to RIBA Stage 3.
05/07/2023	£746,125	LONDON BOROUGH OF EALING	This project will establish the Green Ring Route, a new 6.3km circular route that connects six parks in Northolt with a series of focus areas along the route with climate project with new urban greening, wayfinding, and pedestrian/cyclist connections.
01/07/2023	£26,000	THE ROYAL FREE LONDON NHS FOUNDATION TRUST	This funding will allow Good Thinking, a digital wellbeing resource hub, to better signpost their work to children and young Londoners.
01/07/2023	£30,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF BRENT	The School Superzones Programme aims to provide funding to boroughs to ensure they can support schools to educate and create healthier places for children, young people and their families to live, learn and play.
01/07/2023	£30,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF BRENT	The School Superzones Programme aims to provide funding to boroughs to ensure they can support schools to educate and create healthier places for children, young people and their families to live, learn and play.
01/07/2023	£30,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF BROMLEY	The School Superzones Programme aims to provide funding to boroughs to ensure they can support schools to educate and create healthier places for children, young people and their families to live, learn and play.
01/07/2023	£30,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF CAMDEN	The School Superzones Programme aims to provide funding to boroughs to ensure they can support schools to educate and create healthier places for children, young people and their families to live, learn and play.
01/07/2023	£30,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF EALING	The School Superzones Programme aims to provide funding to boroughs to ensure they can support schools to educate and create healthier places for children, young people and their families to live, learn and play.
01/07/2023	£30,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF ENFIELD	The School Superzones Programme aims to provide funding to boroughs to ensure they can support schools to educate and create healthier places for children, young people and their families to live, learn and play.
01/07/2023	£30,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF HAMMERSMITH & FULHAM	The School Superzones Programme aims to provide funding to boroughs to ensure they can support schools to educate and create healthier places for children, young people and their families to live, learn and play.
01/07/2023	£30,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF HARINGEY	The School Superzones Programme aims to provide funding to boroughs to ensure they can support schools to educate and create healthier places for children, young people and their families to live, learn and play.
01/07/2023	£30,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF HAVERING	The School Superzones Programme aims to provide funding to boroughs to ensure they can support schools to educate and create healthier places for children, young people and their families to live, learn and play.
01/07/2023	£30,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF HAVERING	The School Superzones Programme aims to provide funding to boroughs to ensure they can support schools to educate and create healthier places for children, young people and their families to live, learn and play.
01/07/2023	£30,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF HILLINGDON	The School Superzones Programme aims to provide funding to boroughs to ensure they can support schools to educate and create healthier places for children, young people and their families to live, learn and play.
01/07/2023	£30,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF HOUNSLOW	The School Superzones Programme aims to provide funding to boroughs to ensure they can support schools to educate and create healthier places for children, young people and their families to live, learn and play.
01/07/2023	£30,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF HOUNSLOW	The School Superzones Programme aims to provide funding to boroughs to ensure they can support schools to educate and create healthier places for children, young people and their families to live, learn and play.
01/07/2023	£30,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF LEWISHAM	The School Superzones Programme aims to provide funding to boroughs to ensure they can support schools to educate and create healthier places for children, young people and their families to live, learn and play.
01/07/2023	£30,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF MERTON	The School Superzones Programme aims to provide funding to boroughs to ensure they can support schools to educate and create healthier places for children, young people and their families to live, learn and play.
01/07/2023	£30,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF NEWHAM	The School Superzones Programme aims to provide funding to boroughs to ensure they can support schools to educate and create healthier places for children, young people and their families to live, learn and play.
01/07/2023	£30,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF NEWHAM	The School Superzones Programme aims to provide funding to boroughs to ensure they can support schools to educate and create healthier places for children, young people and their families to live, learn and play.
01/07/2023	£30,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF SUTTON	The School Superzones Programme aims to provide funding to boroughs to ensure they can support schools to educate and create healthier places for children, young people and their families to live, learn and play.
01/07/2023	£30,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF TOWER HAMLETS	The School Superzones Programme aims to provide funding to boroughs to ensure they can support schools to educate and create healthier places for children, young people and their families to live, learn and play.
01/07/2023	£30,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF TOWER HAMLETS	The School Superzones Programme aims to provide funding to boroughs to ensure they can support schools to educate and create healthier places for children, young people and their families to live, learn and play.
01/07/2023	£30,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF NEWHAM	The School Superzones Programme aims to provide funding to boroughs to ensure they can support schools to educate and create healthier places for children, young people and their families to live, learn and play.
01/07/2023	£30,000	WESTMINSTER CITY COUNCIL	The School Superzones Programme aims to provide funding to boroughs to ensure they can support schools to educate and create healthier places for children, young people and their families to live, learn and play.
30/06/2023	£119,459	DAVIES LEARNING SOLUTIONS LTD.	The Skills Bootcamps for Londoners programme aims to help Londoners aged 19+ to progress in work by giving them access to in-demand skills training and a guaranteed interview for a more sustainable, higher-skilled job and higher wages over time.
30/06/2023	£417,175	OASIS CARE AND TRAINING AGENCY	The Skills Bootcamps for Londoners programme aims to help Londoners aged 19+ to progress in work by giving them access to in-demand skills training and a guaranteed interview for a more sustainable, higher-skilled job and higher wages over time.
30/06/2023	£334,811	THE FORWARD TRUST	The Jobs and Skills for Londoners Fund will support the delivery of each pillar of the Skills Roadmap for London. The funding will be used to help Londoners gain relevant skills, retrain, and move into “good work” in sectors key to London’s economy. These sectors are Digital, Health and Social Care, Hospitality, Green and Creative Industries.
30/06/2023	£1,025,651	AIM2LEARN LTD	The Jobs and Skills for Londoners Fund will support the delivery of each pillar of the Skills Roadmap for London. The funding will be used to help Londoners gain relevant skills, retrain, and move into “good work” in sectors key to London’s economy. These sectors are Digital, Health and Social Care, Hospitality, Green and Creative Industries.
30/06/2023	£883,097	RUNWAY TRAINING	The Jobs and Skills for Londoners Fund will support the delivery of each pillar of the Skills Roadmap for London. The funding will be used to help Londoners gain relevant skills, retrain, and move into “good work” in sectors key to London’s economy. These sectors are Digital, Health and Social Care, Hospitality, Green and Creative Industries.
30/06/2023	£1,114,058	LONDON SKILLS AND DEVELOPMENT NETWORK	The Jobs and Skills for Londoners Fund will support the delivery of each pillar of the Skills Roadmap for London. The funding will be used to help Londoners gain relevant skills, retrain, and move into “good work” in sectors key to London’s economy. These sectors are Digital, Health and Social Care, Hospitality, Green and Creative Industries.
30/06/2023	£1,071,527	L&F TRAINING LTD	The Jobs and Skills for Londoners Fund will support the delivery of each pillar of the Skills Roadmap for London. The funding will be used to help Londoners gain relevant skills, retrain, and move into “good work” in sectors key to London’s economy. These sectors are Digital, Health and Social Care, Hospitality, Green and Creative Industries.
30/06/2023	£368,052	BIG CREATIVE TRAINING	The Jobs and Skills for Londoners Fund will support the delivery of each pillar of the Skills Roadmap for London. The funding will be used to help Londoners gain relevant skills, retrain, and move into “good work” in sectors key to London’s economy. These sectors are Digital, Health and Social Care, Hospitality, Green and Creative Industries.
30/06/2023	£186,766	URBAN CARE COMMUNITY LIMITED	The Jobs and Skills for Londoners Fund will support the delivery of each pillar of the Skills Roadmap for London. The funding will be used to help Londoners gain relevant skills, retrain, and move into “good work” in sectors key to London’s economy. These sectors are Digital, Health and Social Care, Hospitality, Green and Creative Industries.
30/06/2023	£444,605	COMMUNITY TRAINING PORTAL LTD	The Jobs and Skills for Londoners Fund will support the delivery of each pillar of the Skills Roadmap for London. The funding will be used to help Londoners gain relevant skills, retrain, and move into “good work” in sectors key to London’s economy. These sectors are Digital, Health and Social Care, Hospitality, Green and Creative Industries.
30/06/2023	£479,564	CASTLEVIEW GROUP TRAINING LIMITED	The Jobs and Skills for Londoners Fund will support the delivery of each pillar of the Skills Roadmap for London. The funding will be used to help Londoners gain relevant skills, retrain, and move into “good work” in sectors key to London’s economy. These sectors are Digital, Health and Social Care, Hospitality, Green and Creative Industries.
30/06/2023	£469,008	THINK EMPLOYMENT LTD	The Jobs and Skills for Londoners Fund will support the delivery of each pillar of the Skills Roadmap for London. The funding will be used to help Londoners gain relevant skills, retrain, and move into “good work” in sectors key to London’s economy. These sectors are Digital, Health and Social Care, Hospitality, Green and Creative Industries.
30/06/2023	£280,828	INTEGER TRAINING LIMITED	The Jobs and Skills for Londoners Fund will support the delivery of each pillar of the Skills Roadmap for London. The funding will be used to help Londoners gain relevant skills, retrain, and move into “good work” in sectors key to London’s economy. These sectors are Digital, Health and Social Care, Hospitality, Green and Creative Industries.
30/06/2023	£626,060	TWIN TRAINING INTERNATIONAL LTD	The Jobs and Skills for Londoners Fund will support the delivery of each pillar of the Skills Roadmap for London. The funding will be used to help Londoners gain relevant skills, retrain, and move into “good work” in sectors key to London’s economy. These sectors are Digital, Health and Social Care, Hospitality, Green and Creative Industries.
30/06/2023	£1,263,590	HACKNEY LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	The Jobs and Skills for Londoners Fund will support the delivery of each pillar of the Skills Roadmap for London. The funding will be used to help Londoners gain relevant skills, retrain, and move into “good work” in sectors key to London’s economy. These sectors are Digital, Health and Social Care, Hospitality, Green and Creative Industries.
30/06/2023	£728,423	COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LONDON	The Jobs and Skills for Londoners Fund will support the delivery of each pillar of the Skills Roadmap for London. The funding will be used to help Londoners gain relevant skills, retrain, and move into “good work” in sectors key to London’s economy. These sectors are Digital, Health and Social Care, Hospitality, Green and Creative Industries.
30/06/2023	£1,069,455	PREVISTA LIMITED	The Jobs and Skills for Londoners Fund will support the delivery of each pillar of the Skills Roadmap for London. The funding will be used to help Londoners gain relevant skills, retrain, and move into “good work” in sectors key to London’s economy. These sectors are Digital, Health and Social Care, Hospitality, Green and Creative Industries.
30/06/2023	£189,626	FIRST RUNG	The Jobs and Skills for Londoners Fund will support the delivery of each pillar of the Skills Roadmap for London. The funding will be used to help Londoners gain relevant skills, retrain, and move into “good work” in sectors key to London’s economy. These sectors are Digital, Health and Social Care, Hospitality, Green and Creative Industries.
30/06/2023	£464,911	POPLAR HARCA	The Jobs and Skills for Londoners Fund will support the delivery of each pillar of the Skills Roadmap for London. The funding will be used to help Londoners gain relevant skills, retrain, and move into “good work” in sectors key to London’s economy. These sectors are Digital, Health and Social Care, Hospitality, Green and Creative Industries.
30/06/2023	£964,493	RINOVA LTD	The Jobs and Skills for Londoners Fund will support the delivery of each pillar of the Skills Roadmap for London. The funding will be used to help Londoners gain relevant skills, retrain, and move into “good work” in sectors key to London’s economy. These sectors are Digital, Health and Social Care, Hospitality, Green and Creative Industries.
30/06/2023	£371,347	SKILLS MAX ACADEMY LTD	The Jobs and Skills for Londoners Fund will support the delivery of each pillar of the Skills Roadmap for London. The funding will be used to help Londoners gain relevant skills, retrain, and move into “good work” in sectors key to London’s economy. These sectors are Digital, Health and Social Care, Hospitality, Green and Creative Industries.
30/06/2023	£1,170,523	TOTAL FUTURES LTD	The Jobs and Skills for Londoners Fund will support the delivery of each pillar of the Skills Roadmap for London. The funding will be used to help Londoners gain relevant skills, retrain, and move into “good work” in sectors key to London’s economy. These sectors are Digital, Health and Social Care, Hospitality, Green and Creative Industries.
30/06/2023	£235,691	E-TRAINING LTD	The Jobs and Skills for Londoners Fund will support the delivery of each pillar of the Skills Roadmap for London. The funding will be used to help Londoners gain relevant skills, retrain, and move into “good work” in sectors key to London’s economy. These sectors are Digital, Health and Social Care, Hospitality, Green and Creative Industries.
30/06/2023	£1,073,708	STRIVE TRAINING (LONDON) LIMITED	The Jobs and Skills for Londoners Fund will support the delivery of each pillar of the Skills Roadmap for London. The funding will be used to help Londoners gain relevant skills, retrain, and move into “good work” in sectors key to London’s economy. These sectors are Digital, Health and Social Care, Hospitality, Green and Creative Industries.
30/06/2023	£1,140,352	THE PORTLAND TRAINING COMPANY LIMITED	The Jobs and Skills for Londoners Fund will support the delivery of each pillar of the Skills Roadmap for London. The funding will be used to help Londoners gain relevant skills, retrain, and move into “good work” in sectors key to London’s economy. These sectors are Digital, Health and Social Care, Hospitality, Green and Creative Industries.
30/06/2023	£100,000	CAREER GROUP COURSES LIMITED	The Jobs and Skills for Londoners Fund will support the delivery of each pillar of the Skills Roadmap for London. The funding will be used to help Londoners gain relevant skills, retrain, and move into “good work” in sectors key to London’s economy. These sectors are Digital, Health and Social Care, Hospitality, Green and Creative Industries.
30/06/2023	£498,661	DMR TRAINING & CONSULTANCY LTD	The Jobs and Skills for Londoners Fund will support the delivery of each pillar of the Skills Roadmap for London. The funding will be used to help Londoners gain relevant skills, retrain, and move into “good work” in sectors key to London’s economy. These sectors are Digital, Health and Social Care, Hospitality, Green and Creative Industries.
30/06/2023	£1,022,377	MARTINEX LIMITED T/A BURLEIGH COLLEGE	The Jobs and Skills for Londoners Fund will support the delivery of each pillar of the Skills Roadmap for London. The funding will be used to help Londoners gain relevant skills, retrain, and move into “good work” in sectors key to London’s economy. These sectors are Digital, Health and Social Care, Hospitality, Green and Creative Industries.
30/06/2023	£1,054,407	NETCOM TRAINING	The Jobs and Skills for Londoners Fund will support the delivery of each pillar of the Skills Roadmap for London. The funding will be used to help Londoners gain relevant skills, retrain, and move into “good work” in sectors key to London’s economy. These sectors are Digital, Health and Social Care, Hospitality, Green and Creative Industries.
30/06/2023	£1,073,596	STEP AHEAD SOCIAL ENTERPRISE CIC	The Jobs and Skills for Londoners Fund will support the delivery of each pillar of the Skills Roadmap for London. The funding will be used to help Londoners gain relevant skills, retrain, and move into “good work” in sectors key to London’s economy. These sectors are Digital, Health and Social Care, Hospitality, Green and Creative Industries.
30/06/2023	£1,369,424	PROFESSIONAL TRAINING SOLUTIONS LIMITED	The Jobs and Skills for Londoners Fund will support the delivery of each pillar of the Skills Roadmap for London. The funding will be used to help Londoners gain relevant skills, retrain, and move into “good work” in sectors key to London’s economy. These sectors are Digital, Health and Social Care, Hospitality, Green and Creative Industries.
30/06/2023	£621,908	ELATT	The Jobs and Skills for Londoners Fund will support the delivery of each pillar of the Skills Roadmap for London. The funding will be used to help Londoners gain relevant skills, retrain, and move into “good work” in sectors key to London’s economy. These sectors are Digital, Health and Social Care, Hospitality, Green and Creative Industries.
30/06/2023	£213,854	CHANGE PLEASE CIC	The Jobs and Skills for Londoners Fund will support the delivery of each pillar of the Skills Roadmap for London. The funding will be used to help Londoners gain relevant skills, retrain, and move into “good work” in sectors key to London’s economy. These sectors are Digital, Health and Social Care, Hospitality, Green and Creative Industries.
30/06/2023	£1,193,294	LET ME PLAY LTD	The Jobs and Skills for Londoners Fund will support the delivery of each pillar of the Skills Roadmap for London. The funding will be used to help Londoners gain relevant skills, retrain, and move into “good work” in sectors key to London’s economy. These sectors are Digital, Health and Social Care, Hospitality, Green and Creative Industries.
30/06/2023	£901,695	CECOS COMPUTING INTERNATIONAL LIMITED	The Jobs and Skills for Londoners Fund will support the delivery of each pillar of the Skills Roadmap for London. The funding will be used to help Londoners gain relevant skills, retrain, and move into “good work” in sectors key to London’s economy. These sectors are Digital, Health and Social Care, Hospitality, Green and Creative Industries.
30/06/2023	£252,173	EDA COLLEGE LTD	The Jobs and Skills for Londoners Fund will support the delivery of each pillar of the Skills Roadmap for London. The funding will be used to help Londoners gain relevant skills, retrain, and move into “good work” in sectors key to London’s economy. These sectors are Digital, Health and Social Care, Hospitality, Green and Creative Industries.
30/06/2023	£1,073,708	THE WKCIC GROUP TRADING AS CAPITAL CITY COLLEGE GROUP	The Jobs and Skills for Londoners Fund will support the delivery of each pillar of the Skills Roadmap for London. The funding will be used to help Londoners gain relevant skills, retrain, and move into “good work” in sectors key to London’s economy. These sectors are Digital, Health and Social Care, Hospitality, Green and Creative Industries.
30/06/2023	£1,175,681	LEARNING CURVE GROUP	The Jobs and Skills for Londoners Fund will support the delivery of each pillar of the Skills Roadmap for London. The funding will be used to help Londoners gain relevant skills, retrain, and move into “good work” in sectors key to London’s economy. These sectors are Digital, Health and Social Care, Hospitality, Green and Creative Industries.
30/06/2023	£1,175,681	ANTREC	The Jobs and Skills for Londoners Fund will support the delivery of each pillar of the Skills Roadmap for London. The funding will be used to help Londoners gain relevant skills, retrain, and move into “good work” in sectors key to London’s economy. These sectors are Digital, Health and Social Care, Hospitality, Green and Creative Industries.
30/06/2023	£395,875	EMPLOYMENT EDUCATION TRAINING GROUP LIMITED	The Jobs and Skills for Londoners Fund will support the delivery of each pillar of the Skills Roadmap for London. The funding will be used to help Londoners gain relevant skills, retrain, and move into “good work” in sectors key to London’s economy. These sectors are Digital, Health and Social Care, Hospitality, Green and Creative Industries.
30/06/2023	£1,107,797	MAXIMUS UK SERVICES LIMITED	The Jobs and Skills for Londoners Fund will support the delivery of each pillar of the Skills Roadmap for London. The funding will be used to help Londoners gain relevant skills, retrain, and move into “good work” in sectors key to London’s economy. These sectors are Digital, Health and Social Care, Hospitality, Green and Creative Industries.
30/06/2023	£1,112,590	JUST IT	The Jobs and Skills for Londoners Fund will support the delivery of each pillar of the Skills Roadmap for London. The funding will be used to help Londoners gain relevant skills, retrain, and move into “good work” in sectors key to London’s economy. These sectors are Digital, Health and Social Care, Hospitality, Green and Creative Industries.
30/06/2023	£1,168,731	JGA LIMITED	The Jobs and Skills for Londoners Fund will support the delivery of each pillar of the Skills Roadmap for London. The funding will be used to help Londoners gain relevant skills, retrain, and move into “good work” in sectors key to London’s economy. These sectors are Digital, Health and Social Care, Hospitality, Green and Creative Industries.
30/06/2023	£1,234,693	THELIGHTBULB LIMITED	The Jobs and Skills for Londoners Fund will support the delivery of each pillar of the Skills Roadmap for London. The funding will be used to help Londoners gain relevant skills, retrain, and move into “good work” in sectors key to London’s economy. These sectors are Digital, Health and Social Care, Hospitality, Green and Creative Industries.
30/06/2023	£1,141,201	BACK 2 WORK COMPLETE TRAINING LTD	The Jobs and Skills for Londoners Fund will support the delivery of each pillar of the Skills Roadmap for London. The funding will be used to help Londoners gain relevant skills, retrain, and move into “good work” in sectors key to London’s economy. These sectors are Digital, Health and Social Care, Hospitality, Green and Creative Industries.
30/06/2023	£1,376,328	5E LTD	The Jobs and Skills for Londoners Fund will support the delivery of each pillar of the Skills Roadmap for London. The funding will be used to help Londoners gain relevant skills, retrain, and move into “good work” in sectors key to London’s economy. These sectors are Digital, Health and Social Care, Hospitality, Green and Creative Industries.
30/06/2023	£957,844	MI COMPUTSOLUTIONS	The Jobs and Skills for Londoners Fund will support the delivery of each pillar of the Skills Roadmap for London. The funding will be used to help Londoners gain relevant skills, retrain, and move into “good work” in sectors key to London’s economy. These sectors are Digital, Health and Social Care, Hospitality, Green and Creative Industries.
29/06/2023	£271,377	CONSTRUCTION HELP LINE (CHL) T/A CONSTRUCTION HELPLINE	The Skills Bootcamps for Londoners programme aims to help Londoners aged 19+ to progress in work by giving them access to in-demand skills training and a guaranteed interview for a more sustainable, higher-skilled job and higher wages over time.
29/06/2023	£279,223	FELIGRACE LIMITED	The Skills Bootcamps for Londoners programme aims to help Londoners aged 19+ to progress in work by giving them access to in-demand skills training and a guaranteed interview for a more sustainable, higher-skilled job and higher wages over time.
29/06/2023	£465,750	WESTMINSTER CITY COUNCIL (WESTMINSTER ADULT EDUCATION SERVICE)	The Skills Bootcamps for Londoners programme aims to help Londoners aged 19+ to progress in work by giving them access to in-demand skills training and a guaranteed interview for a more sustainable, higher-skilled job and higher wages over time.
29/06/2023	£108,675	WYK GROUP LIMITED	The Skills Bootcamps for Londoners programme aims to help Londoners aged 19+ to progress in work by giving them access to in-demand skills training and a guaranteed interview for a more sustainable, higher-skilled job and higher wages over time.
29/06/2023	£29,657	LONDON BOROUGH OF RICHMOND	Working with a local charity, Achieving for Children (AfC) to deliver support to schools by developing guidance on Cantonese GCSE and A level; to offer information sessions on school transition and SEND support; to develop culturally appropriate guidance on mental health support; to host secondary schools peer support programme and increase provision of Cantonese books in the libraries of 15 primary and secondary schools; to organise weekly social events for Hongkongers to socialise, learn about the borough and mix with the local community; to offer a series of sports and summer activities for young Hong Kongers; and to increase the stock of Cantonese books in libraries across the borough.
28/06/2023	£304,523	GET SKILLS EMPLOYMENT & TRAINING LTD (T/A GET SET UK)	The Skills Bootcamps for Londoners programme aims to help Londoners aged 19+ to progress in work by giving them access to in-demand skills training and a guaranteed interview for a more sustainable, higher-skilled job and higher wages over time.
27/06/2023	£3,451,843	FIREBRAND TRAINING LTD	The Skills Bootcamps for Londoners programme aims to help Londoners aged 19+ to progress in work by giving them access to in-demand skills training and a guaranteed interview for a more sustainable, higher-skilled job and higher wages over time.
27/06/2023	£403,650	GENERATION: YOU EMPLOYED, UK	The Skills Bootcamps for Londoners programme aims to help Londoners aged 19+ to progress in work by giving them access to in-demand skills training and a guaranteed interview for a more sustainable, higher-skilled job and higher wages over time.
27/06/2023	£736,853	HOLT GREEN TRAINING LTD	The Skills Bootcamps for Londoners programme aims to help Londoners aged 19+ to progress in work by giving them access to in-demand skills training and a guaranteed interview for a more sustainable, higher-skilled job and higher wages over time.
27/06/2023	£175,246	LONDON SOUTH BANK UNIVERSITY	The Skills Bootcamps for Londoners programme aims to help Londoners aged 19+ to progress in work by giving them access to in-demand skills training and a guaranteed interview for a more sustainable, higher-skilled job and higher wages over time.
27/06/2023	£329,378	MUSICALLY LTD	The Skills Bootcamps for Londoners programme aims to help Londoners aged 19+ to progress in work by giving them access to in-demand skills training and a guaranteed interview for a more sustainable, higher-skilled job and higher wages over time.
27/06/2023	£446,002	NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY - LONDON	The Skills Bootcamps for Londoners programme aims to help Londoners aged 19+ to progress in work by giving them access to in-demand skills training and a guaranteed interview for a more sustainable, higher-skilled job and higher wages over time.
27/06/2023	£330,682	TRAINING SKILLS UK LIMITED	The Skills Bootcamps for Londoners programme aims to help Londoners aged 19+ to progress in work by giving them access to in-demand skills training and a guaranteed interview for a more sustainable, higher-skilled job and higher wages over time.
26/06/2023	£275,000	CHALLENGE-TRG SKILLS LTD	The Skills Bootcamps for Londoners programme aims to help Londoners aged 19+ to progress in work by giving them access to in-demand skills training and a guaranteed interview for a more sustainable, higher-skilled job and higher wages over time.
26/06/2023	£594,950	NETCOM TRAINING LTD	The Skills Bootcamps for Londoners programme aims to help Londoners aged 19+ to progress in work by giving them access to in-demand skills training and a guaranteed interview for a more sustainable, higher-skilled job and higher wages over time.
26/06/2023	£51,332	PATHWAY FIRST LIMITED	The Skills Bootcamps for Londoners programme aims to help Londoners aged 19+ to progress in work by giving them access to in-demand skills training and a guaranteed interview for a more sustainable, higher-skilled job and higher wages over time.
26/06/2023	£1,253,643	TECHTALENT ACADEMY LTD	The Skills Bootcamps for Londoners programme aims to help Londoners aged 19+ to progress in work by giving them access to in-demand skills training and a guaranteed interview for a more sustainable, higher-skilled job and higher wages over time.
24/06/2023	£98,894	IXION HOLDINGS (CONTRACTS) LIMITED	The Skills Bootcamps for Londoners programme aims to help Londoners aged 19+ to progress in work by giving them access to in-demand skills training and a guaranteed interview for a more sustainable, higher-skilled job and higher wages over time.
21/06/2023	£900	PERSONAL TRAINING AND WELLNESS GROUP	Towards the costs of hosting a community conversation with your members, networks and participants on the new memorial for the victims of the transatlantic slave trade, during June- July 2023
21/06/2023	£514	PARK VILLAGE OASIS	Towards the costs of hosting a community conversation with your members, networks and participants on the new memorial for the victims of the transatlantic slave trade, during June- July 2023
21/06/2023	£1,000	CULTURETREE CENTRE LTD.	Towards the costs of hosting a community conversation with your members, networks and participants on the new memorial for the victims of the transatlantic slave trade, during June- July 2023
21/06/2023	£1,000 £612,704	NUMBI ARTS	Towards the costs of hosting a community conversation with your members, networks and participants on the new memorial for the victims of the transatlantic slave trade, during June- July 2023
21/06/2023	£1,000	THE NEW BLACK FILM COLLECTIVE	Towards the costs of hosting a community conversation with your members, networks and participants on the new memorial for the victims of the transatlantic slave trade, during June- July 2023
21/06/2023	£1,000 £1,070,676	OPEN CITY	Towards the costs of hosting a community conversation with your members, networks and participants on the new memorial for the victims of the transatlantic slave trade, during June- July 2023
21/06/2023	£1,000 £2,264,239	THE WORLD REIMAGINED	Towards the costs of hosting a community conversation with your members, networks and participants on the new memorial for the victims of the transatlantic slave trade, during June- July 2023
21/06/2023	£998	BLEMME FATALE PRODUCTIONS	Towards the costs of hosting a community conversation with your members, networks and participants on the new memorial for the victims of the transatlantic slave trade, during June- July 2023
21/06/2023	£905 £612,704	TRAMSHED	Towards the costs of hosting a community conversation with your members, networks and participants on the new memorial for the victims of the transatlantic slave trade, during June- July 2023
20/06/2023	£59,850	LONDON BOROUGH OF ENFIELD	The Skills Bootcamps for Londoners programme aims to help Londoners aged 19+ to progress in work by giving them access to in-demand skills training and a guaranteed interview for a more sustainable, higher-skilled job and higher wages over time.
20/06/2023	£1,800,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY	Various activities to support the government's Supporting Local Business and Communities and Place investment priorities; alignment with London's UKSPF investment plan.
15/06/2023	£30,000	EALING	The School Superzones Programme aims to provide funding to boroughs to ensure they can support schools to create healthier places for children, young people and their families to live, learn and play.
13/06/2023	£36,952	POPLAR HARCA	Development (i.e. design) grant
10/06/2023	£469,782	INTERTRAIN UK LTD.	The Skills Bootcamps for Londoners programme aims to help Londoners aged 19+ to progress in work by giving them access to in-demand skills training and a guaranteed interview for a more sustainable, higher-skilled job and higher wages over time.
09/06/2023	£791,630	BACK 2 WORK COMPLETE TRAINING LTD	The Skills Bootcamps for Londoners programme aims to help Londoners aged 19+ to progress in work by giving them access to in-demand skills training and a guaranteed interview for a more sustainable, higher-skilled job and higher wages over time.
09/06/2023	£30,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF EALING	Working with some newly established community groups in their borough to conduct a needs analysis on the Hong Kong community in the borough so as to improve the council’s understanding of BN(O)s’ needs; to create a welcome guide and host monthly themed activities to introduce council services; to offer wellbeing activities to older Hongkongers, Hong Kong parents and children; to deliver 1-1 employment support and business mentoring; to provide support to Hong Kong SEND children; to host cultural activities to celebrate Hong Kong culture.
07/06/2023	£926,175	BABINGTON BUSINESS COLLEGE LIMITED	The Skills Bootcamps for Londoners programme aims to help Londoners aged 19+ to progress in work by giving them access to in-demand skills training and a guaranteed interview for a more sustainable, higher-skilled job and higher wages over time.
06/06/2023	£7,000 £3,908,089	SPACE	The objective of the research is to better understand the socio_x0002_spatial relationships of SPACE’s artist community and the value of keeping artists in the city. It will work with researchers at the University of East London to use an experimental methodology and approach. They will employ a new approach to surveying, understand and communicating the impact, cultural and social significance of artist studio providers in London. This will enable the sector to visualise the impact, translate findings and make the knowledge produced more relevant and accessible to wider audiences by producing a visual, rather than written output
06/06/2023	£7,000 £364,493	ROSETTA ARTS	The objective of the research is to better understand the socio_x0002_spatial relationships of SPACE’s artist community and the value of keeping artists in the city. It will work with researchers at the University of East London to use an experimental methodology and approach. They will employ a new approach to surveying, understand and communicating the impact, cultural and social significance of artist studio providers in London. This will enable the sector to visualise the impact, translate findings and make the knowledge produced more relevant and accessible to wider audiences by producing a visual, rather than written output
06/06/2023	£39,000	WORLD CITIES CULTURE FORUM	GLA supported the transition of the World Cities Culture Forum into an independent, not-for-profit organisation. WCCF Ltd was established in 2022 and the Mayor is patron of the new organisation. Investment of a grant of £39,000 for one year, to deliver this second phase of transition away from GLA support, will help to secure the ongoing success of the newly established WCCF Ltd by enabling it to employ a Programme Manager directly, for one year. It will enable WCCF Ltd to grow and offer higher-quality services to its member cities, including London.
01/06/2023	£375,323	LONDON CITIZENS COMMUNITY LAND TRUST LTD	The funding is revenue funding for London CLT to undertake a programme of work to progress the Felixstowe Road scheme to a full planning application. London CLT are pursuing a scheme which can deliver 14 homes for discounted market sales. These homes will be genuinely affordable for the local community to provide permanent affordable homes to local residents.
01/06/2023	£139,411	LONDON CITIZENS COMMUNITY LAND TRUST LTD	The funding is revenue funding for London CLT to undertake a programme of work to progress the Susan Road scheme to a full planning application. London CLT are pursuing a scheme which can deliver 7 homes for discounted market sales. These homes will be genuinely affordable for the local community to provide permanent affordable homes to local residents.
01/06/2023	£67,046	LONDON CITIZENS COMMUNITY LAND TRUST LTD	The funding is revenue funding for London CLT to undertake a programme of work to progress the Delme Crescent scheme to a full planning application. London CLT are pursuing a scheme which can deliver 2 homes for discounted market sales. These homes will be genuinely affordable for the local community to provide permanent affordable homes to local residents.
01/06/2023	£400,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF BARNET	The ENGAGE programme is a youth diversion project. It operates in three police BCU's for under 18s. VCS-employed youth workers talk to young people, offering support and advice while the young people are in custody suites. They use the "teachable moment" to intervene in a young person’s life and refer them into statutory services and voluntary and community organisations. The programme will be expanded into four additional custody suites during 2022/23.
01/06/2023	£290,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY	The ENGAGE programme is a youth diversion project. It operates in three police BCU's for under 18s. VCS-employed youth workers talk to young people, offering support and advice while the young people are in custody suites. They use the "teachable moment" to intervene in a young person’s life and refer them into statutory services and voluntary and community organisations. The programme will be expanded into four additional custody suites during 2022/23.
01/06/2023	£290,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF KINGSTON	The ENGAGE programme is a youth diversion project. It operates in three police BCU's for under 18s. VCS-employed youth workers talk to young people, offering support and advice while the young people are in custody suites. They use the "teachable moment" to intervene in a young person’s life and refer them into statutory services and voluntary and community organisations. The programme will be expanded into four additional custody suites during 2022/23.
01/06/2023	£290,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF HILLINGDON	The ENGAGE programme is a youth diversion project. It operates in three police BCU's for under 18s. VCS-employed youth workers talk to young people, offering support and advice while the young people are in custody suites. They use the "teachable moment" to intervene in a young person’s life and refer them into statutory services and voluntary and community organisations. The programme will be expanded into four additional custody suites during 2022/23.
01/06/2023	£290,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF NEWHAM	The ENGAGE programme is a youth diversion project. It operates in three police BCU's for under 18s. VCS-employed youth workers talk to young people, offering support and advice while the young people are in custody suites. They use the "teachable moment" to intervene in a young person’s life and refer them into statutory services and voluntary and community organisations. The programme will be expanded into four additional custody suites during 2022/23.
31/05/2023	£30,000	BRENT	The School Superzones Programme aims to provide funding to boroughs to ensure they can support schools to educate and create healthier places for children, young people and their families to live, learn and play.
31/05/2023	£30,000	BRENT	The School Superzones Programme aims to provide funding to boroughs to ensure they can support schools to create healthier places for children, young people and their families to live, learn and play.
31/05/2023	£30,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF ENFIELD	The School Superzones Programme aims to provide funding to boroughs to ensure they can support schools to create healthier places for children, young people and their families to live, learn and play.
30/05/2023	£1,054,546	LONDON BOROUGHS	The VRU is supporting 22 boroughs that are not My Ends areas, through funding for 12 months delivery. This funding is to help support progress of additional partnership work and could include areas such as community engagement, supporting outreach through organisations coming together, providing training and development of champions as well as supporting strong and sustainable local networks of community members so that they are well placed to respond to local emerging needs and help advance and test new initiatives to tackle serious youth violence.
25/05/2023	£118,125	ACTIVATE LEARNING	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£1,839,427	BARKING & DAGENHAM LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£6,518,497	BARKING AND DAGENHAM COLLEGE	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£15,301,789	BARNET & SOUTHGATE COLLEGE	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£2,185,205	BEXLEY LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£3,404,159	BRENT LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£7,161,468	BROMLEY COLLEGE OF FURTHER AND HIGHER EDUCATION	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£1,785,121	BROMLEY LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£100,000	BROOKLANDS COLLEGE	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£478,275	BUCKINGHAMSHIRE COLLEGE GROUP	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£1,446,399	CAMDEN LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£2,251,265	CAPEL MANOR COLLEGE	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£605,211	COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LONDON	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£5,371,714	CROYDON COLLEGE	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£4,526,794	CROYDON LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£805,556	EALING LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£9,286,198	EALING, HAMMERSMITH & WEST LONDON COLLEGE	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£1,106,047	EAST SURREY COLLEGE	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£2,376,221	HACKNEY LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£3,122,543	HAMMERSMITH AND FULHAM LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£1,951,257	HARINGEY LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£224,485	HARLOW COLLEGE	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£1,005,537	HARROW LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£1,143,071	HAVERING LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£8,815,980	HRUC	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£780,608	HERTFORD REGIONAL COLLEGE	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£1,934,991	HILLINGDON LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£2,643,271	HOUNSLOW LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£1,178,525	ISLINGTON LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£232,685	KENT COUNTY COUNCIL	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£10,555,475	LAMBETH COLLEGE	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£2,554,398	LAMBETH LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£3,657,364	LEWISHAM LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£2,363,695	MARY WARD SETTLEMENT	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£1,567,018	MERTON BOROUGH COUNCIL	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£11,162,040	MORLEY COLLEGE LIMITED	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£12,198,128	NCG	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£19,060,991	NEW CITY COLLEGE	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£14,103,058	NEWHAM COLLEGE OF FURTHER EDUCATION	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£4,178,589	NEWHAM LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£143,786	NEWHAM SIXTH FORM COLLEGE	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£1,150,000	NORTH EAST SURREY COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY (NESCOT)	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£326,605	NORTH HERTFORDSHIRE COLLEGE	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£100,000	NORTH KENT COLLEGE	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£170,250	OAKLANDS COLLEGE	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£983,889	ORCHARD HILL COLLEGE	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£2,681,514	REDBRIDGE LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£5,088,948	RICHMOND AND HILLCROFT ADULT AND COMMUNITY COLLEGE	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£2,054,542	ROYAL BOROUGH OF GREENWICH	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£1,650,039	ROYAL BOROUGH OF KENSINGTON AND CHELSEA	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£1,119,267	ROYAL BOROUGH OF KINGSTON UPON THAMES	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£293,274	SHREWSBURY COLLEGES GROUP	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£453,311	SOUTH ESSEX COLLEGE OF FURTHER AND HIGHER EDUCATION	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£11,770,309	SOUTH THAMES COLLEGES GROUP	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£1,656,144	SOUTHWARK LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£1,985,476	STANMORE COLLEGE	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£113,515	SURREY ADULT LEARNING (SURREY COUNTY COUNCIL)	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£2,486,052	SUTTON LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£677,510	THE BROOKE HOUSE SIXTH FORM COLLEGE	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£7,648,505	THE CITY LITERARY INSTITUTE	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£303,658	THE UNIVERSITY OF WEST LONDON	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£444,679	THE WINDSOR FOREST COLLEGES GROUP	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£34,155,166	THE WKCIC GROUP	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£2,630,146	TOWER HAMLETS LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£12,197,689	UNITED COLLEGES GROUP	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£10,056,464	WALTHAM FOREST COLLEGE	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£3,461,265	WALTHAM FOREST LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£1,897,180	WANDSWORTH LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£106,321	WEST HERTS COLLEGE	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£3,640,764	WEST THAMES COLLEGE	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£7,280,000	WESTMINSTER CITY COUNCIL	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£1,564,212	WORKERS' EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£5,059,029	WORKING MEN'S COLLEGE CORPORATION	The Adult Education Budget (AEB) funds education and training for adults aged 19 and above. The AEB aims to engage adults and provide the skills and learning they need to equip them for work, an apprenticeship or other learning.
25/05/2023	£21,105	LONDON BOROUGH OF SUTTON	Working with Sutton College to deliver bespoke employment and business support; to develop a bilingual survey to collect new data about the Hong Kong community; to provide personal interest classes including photography, floristry, and sewing to promote integration with the local community and practicing conversational English.
25/05/2023	£11,400	ROYAL HOLLOWAY AND BEDFORD NEW COLLEGE	The GLA’s Higher Education Welcome Hong Kong Fund will provide funding to Royal Holloway and Bedford New College to build capacity to support the welcome and integration of new arrival students from Hong Kong. The fund aims to support the higher education institution (HEI) to support younger Hongkongers living and learning in London, to proactively engage with their Hong Kong students, promote a sense of welcoming, inclusion and belonging and enable them to thrive in their new communities.
23/05/2023	£30,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF HARINGEY	Integration of the Hong Kong Welcome Programme into the Council's braoder resettlement work. Further deepen their understanding on the needs of BN(O)s through to data collection and analysis; Welcoming and connecting BN(O)s to existing service provision via LA's welcome hubs across the borough; Providing a bespoke online housing training module for Hongkongers; Hosting a reading club for children; Co-designing and delivering cultural events with Hongkongers; Offering creative English conversation groups, art groups and walking in nature groups to support well-being.
23/05/2023	£30,763	LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM FOREST	To deliver bespoke weekly outreach sessions to support Hongkongers get access to free local provision of employment, ESOL and housing support; to deliver a job fair for residents and employers from Waltham Forest and neighbouring boroughs; to offer VCS grants to community partners; and to deliver a cultural event to raise awareness of Hong Kong heritage.
19/05/2023	£50,000 £56,536,000	CATCH 22	Newham wide cultural engagement programme - match funding (Year 1 of 3) for Arts Council England three year programme
19/05/2023	£15,500	MELANIE MANCHOT	Artistic Commission
18/05/2023	£30,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF BARNET	Working with Meridian Wellbeing to deliver psycho-educational workshops, life skills and sports classes for BN(O)s, welcoming and supporting them to engage with other people in their local community; and to connect these individuals to other existing service and support provision delivered by the council.
17/05/2023	£34,969	LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY	Working with Hackney Chinese Community Service to deliver a series of engagement activities, including art and culture site visits, Hongkonger English Forum, festive gatherings and counselling sessions; to create a video diary to allow newly arrived BN(O)s to explore the topic of mental wellbeing through arts.
16/05/2023	£75,000 £1,682,137	FESTIVAL.ORG	Two events on Royal Docks Water
16/05/2023	£26,000	INVISIBLE DUST	Sustainability conference
16/05/2023	£300,000	CITY OF LONDON CORPORATION	Various activities to support the government's Supporting Local Business and Communities and Place investment priorities; alignment with London's UKSPF investment plan.
16/05/2023	£2,080,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF EALING	Various activities to support the government's Supporting Local Business and Communities and Place investment priorities; alignment with London's UKSPF investment plan.
15/05/2023	£30,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF KINGSTON	Working with two local organisations, Migrant Advocacy Service (MAS) & Achieving for Children (AfC) to host weekly welcome café sessions for the BN(O) community to meet and socialise; to deliver social activties, workshops craft and chat English sessions with native English speakers; trips to local attractions; workshops on health care and exercise programme for well-being; to provide social prescribing training; and to organise workshops on employment support, setting up business and job fairs. .
15/05/2023	£43,376	LONDON BOROUGH OF TOWER HAMLETS	Working with Bromley-by-Bow Centre to deliver orientation seminars with practical experiences on life in the UK; to deliver weekly social activities for Hongkongers to build confidence and relationship; and to deliver bespoke 1-1 sessions on skills development based on participants’ needs and interests.
12/05/2023	£15,000	LATINOLIFE LTD	Funding towards LatinoLife, the UKs largest event celebrating and showcasing Latin artist and culture.
12/05/2023	£20,000	UK BLACK PRIDE LTD	"Funding to support UK Black Pride in 2023 -Legacy event, Sunday 20 August 2023, Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, Stratford. "
12/05/2023	£40,000	LANCASTER WEST LANDSCAPE	Development (i.e. design) grant
12/05/2023	£30,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF HARROW	Build an understanding of BN(O)s' integration needs through 1-1 employment support and Live Well sessions on health to bring BN(O)s and members of local community together; to develop strategies to collect data on the HKBN(O)s in the borough; and to develop a bilingual welcome pack for the new arrivals.
11/05/2023	£15,000	ANNA BERRY	Artistic Commission
09/05/2023	£8,000 £364,493	ROSETTA ARTS	Artistic Commission
09/05/2023	£40,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF BRENT	Development (i.e. design) grant
07/05/2023	£784,957	COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LONDON	The Skills Bootcamps for Londoners programme aims to help Londoners aged 19+ to progress in work by giving them access to in-demand skills training and a guaranteed interview for a more sustainable, higher-skilled job and higher wages over time.
07/05/2023	£39,521	DYNAMIC TRAINING UK LIMITED	The Skills Bootcamps for Londoners programme aims to help Londoners aged 19+ to progress in work by giving them access to in-demand skills training and a guaranteed interview for a more sustainable, higher-skilled job and higher wages over time.
07/05/2023	£1,609,062	JUST IT TRAINING LIMITED	The Skills Bootcamps for Londoners programme aims to help Londoners aged 19+ to progress in work by giving them access to in-demand skills training and a guaranteed interview for a more sustainable, higher-skilled job and higher wages over time.
07/05/2023	£139,999	LONDON BOROUGH OF HOUNSLOW	The Skills Bootcamps for Londoners programme aims to help Londoners aged 19+ to progress in work by giving them access to in-demand skills training and a guaranteed interview for a more sustainable, higher-skilled job and higher wages over time.
07/05/2023	£746,125	LONDON BOROUGH OF EALING	This project will establish the Green Ring Route, a new 6.3km circular route that connects six parks in Northolt with a series of focus areas along the route with climate project with new urban greening, wayfinding, and pedestrian/cyclist connections.
06/05/2023	£27,120	HOUNSLOW	The School Superzones Programme aims to provide funding to boroughs to ensure they can support schools to create healthier places for children, young people and their families to live, learn and play.
06/05/2023	£29,720	HOUNSLOW	The School Superzones Programme aims to provide funding to boroughs to ensure they can support schools to create healthier places for children, young people and their families to live, learn and play.
05/05/2023	£75,000	CERTAIN BLACKS LTD	Two day festival
04/05/2023	£10,000	JACK WATES	Artistic Commission
04/05/2023	£5,160	JASON FORREST UEL	Artistic Commission
28/04/2023	£5,000	MARIA LI LOK YEE	Artistic Commission
28/04/2023	£5,000	THE EQUIANO SOCIETY	Research and development to create a feasibility report on a memorial for Olaudah Equiano's at the American International Church on Tottenham Court Road thought to be his burial place.
24/04/2023	£424,462 £9,826,651	THE FELIX PROJECT	Support the Felix Project to expand its existing surplus food rescue and redistribution operations at all four of its warehouses from five days a week to six days a week over the course of one year. Funding will cover increases to staffing and management costs, along with the increased core operational costs. This will help meet the heightened demand for food aid across London throughout the year, particularly during the school holidays.
21/04/2023	£25,000	LONDON LGBT COMMUNITY PRIDE CIC	Funding towards Pride Activities in London 2023 - 2027 programme
19/04/2023	£27,000	UNSEEN TOURS CIC	Recruiting new tour guides who have experienced homelessness to develop new tours that offer a homeless perspective on London's streets.
19/04/2023	£27,000 £46,358	VIETNAMESE FAMILY PARTNERSHIP / GIA ĐìNH VIệT	Building on their Test and Nurture grant, Vietnamese Family Partnership will wrap public benches and install a small Vietnamese gate on Griffin Square, Deptford.
17/04/2023	£25,000	SOMERS TOWN SPACE COMMUNITY INTEREST COMPANY	Restoring and re-imagining lost diverse working class heritage, this project will install a trail through the estate - marked by physical poles that represent the missing drying poles and much loved ceramic filials that stood on top of them
14/04/2023	£9,000	GREENHOUSE THEATRE	Artistic Commission
14/04/2023	£3,000	YINKA THOMAS	Artistic Commission
14/04/2023	£1,000	JULIAN ALEXANDER ( PILI MILI FILMS)	Artistic Commission
14/04/2023	£3,000	LAMESHA RUDDOCK	Artistic Commission
13/04/2023	£1,520,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF HAVERING	Various activities to support the government's Supporting Local Business and Communities and Place investment priorities; alignment with London's UKSPF investment plan.
10/04/2023	£7,500	NATURAL PRODUCTS FACTORY	Artistic Commission
09/04/2023	£30,000	HAMERSMITH AND FULHAM	The School Superzones Programme aims to provide funding to boroughs to ensure they can support schools to create healthier places for children, young people and their families to live, learn and play.
07/04/2023	£150,075	A NEW DIRECTION	The Skills Bootcamps for Londoners programme aims to help Londoners aged 19+ to progress in work by giving them access to in-demand skills training and a guaranteed interview for a more sustainable, higher-skilled job and higher wages over time.
07/04/2023	£251,834	THE SKILLS CENTRE LONDON LTD	The Skills Bootcamps for Londoners programme aims to help Londoners aged 19+ to progress in work by giving them access to in-demand skills training and a guaranteed interview for a more sustainable, higher-skilled job and higher wages over time.
07/04/2023	£1,790,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF HARINGEY	Various activities to support the government's Supporting Local Business and Communities and Place investment priorities; alignment with London's UKSPF investment plan.
06/04/2023	£15,000	ART IN THE DOCKS	Artistic Commission
03/04/2023	£410,700	ACTION FOR RACE EQUALITY	ARE will expand Routes2Success (R2S) Ethnic Minority Role Model and Mentoring Programme and work with two other partner organisations. Working together will enable us to reach 600 young people, improve quality and enable effective learning and impact evaluation.
03/04/2023	£685,355	ACTIVE COMMUNITIES NETWORK	Expand our schools mentoring programme to support 1500 hardest-to-reach students. Students progress through 3 phases:
03/04/2023	£274,449 £1,504,099	BARNET CARERS CENTRE	Through this funding we will expand our capacity for delivering high-quality mentoring to hundreds of young carers through a school-based model of peer mentoring and engagement in group activity. In addition, by working in partnership with Art Against Knives, we will enhance our provision by offering alternative routes and longer-term mentoring that will improve their long-term wellbeing.
03/04/2023	£194,459	BELEVE UK	DEVELOP - We will develop a new small group mentoring programme, piloted in 2022, with Universities in London.
03/04/2023	£208,274	BROMLEY CHILDREN AND FAMILIES VOLUNTARY SECTOR FORUM	To extend the current provision of early intervention 1:1 mentoring / e-mentoring to disadvantaged young people, referred by multi-agencies across Bromley. Our collaboration will consist of 4 organisations and BCFForum to create a robust infrastructure, share best practice, establish and develop a mentoring pathway whilst building capacity reaching 100+ more young people.
03/04/2023	£770,388 £1,720	CAMBRIDGE HOUSE AND TALBOT	This funding is to deliver and expand RISE, our youth empowerment programme that provides weekly 1:1 mentoring and group workshops to young people from minoritised communities with complex mental health needs. By involving young people in service development/delivery, we will learn and share youth work best practices, driving systemic change.
03/04/2023	£95,356 £56,536,000	CATCH 22 CHARITY LIMITED	Catch22 will scale and improve the mentoring offer at Links Studio. 400 young people will receive quality mentoring whilst exploring their creativity through music production. We will also establish a Creative Youth Advisory Board to develop a peer learning programme and use learnings to influence change to youth services.
03/04/2023	£1,200,000	CHANCE (UK) LTD	This funding will scale up the delivery of 1-2-1 mentoring support to 250 children aged 10-14 that helps vulnerable and disadvantaged young people to develop their self-esteem, emotional and behavioural regulation. Learning will contribute to the evidence base for mentoring and early intervention to improve outcomes for at risk young people.
03/04/2023	£105,753 £398,276	EAST LONDON OUT PROJECT	This proposal is to support funding to deliver and expand monitoring to disadvantaged LGBT+ young people in London in order to learn about the shifting needs of LGBT+ young people in London and provide quality mentoring services specific to the needs of the LGBT+ young people.
03/04/2023	£366,807	ECPAT UK	Expand and develop mentoring within our Youth Programme for young victims of trafficking and exploitation, empowering them to: better access their rights and entitlements, improve their mental health and wellbeing, develop their interests and skills, build resilience and self-esteem and participate and advocate for systemic change while sharing learning and improving responses.
03/04/2023	£342,612	FOOTBALL BEYOND BORDERS	DELIVER - We will draw upon 14 years experience to deliver our existing mentoring programme.
03/04/2023	£422,287 £1,497,303	FUTURE FIRST ALUMNI LIMITED	They will scale up a successful mentoring programme for racially minoritised and economically disadvantaged young people, build capacity to upskill local organisations in MQF, strengthen Youth Voice and leadership to inform their programme development and delivery as well as drive systemic change in schools, youth services and education in Camden (through existing partnerships and governance).
03/04/2023	£298,388 £1,096,015	FUTURE MEN	This application is to expand our mentoring work with young fathers to help them achieve better outcomes for themselves and their families. We want them to start being seen by services, themselves and their community as an asset to their families, rather than a risk to be managed.
03/04/2023	£379,389	GENDERED INTELLIGENCE	We will provide high quality mentoring to 250 young people who are transgender or nin-binary gender across London.
03/04/2023	£188,368	HOPE FOR THE YOUNG LIMITED	This funding will enable XLP to expand its mentoring programme from 4 boroughs to 9 boroughs, enabling more young people to have a trusted adult role model and help those particularly at risk of knife crime, school exclusion and anti-social behaviour into a more positive future and signpost them into education, employment and training.
03/04/2023	£182,720	LOCAL VILLAGE NETWORK	Sunbeams is applying for a 3-year grant of £321,289 to scale up our volunteer mentoring programme to support 430+ vulnerable Orthodox Jewish girls/young women; develop training for OJ schools/families; enhance mainstream services and co-develop a Youth Network to bring youth voice directly to bear on systemic transformation.
03/04/2023	£590,117 £1,478,071	MERTON VOLUNTARY SERVICES COUNCIL	A partnership between 12 Merton agencies/organisations will provide a targetted programme of tailored mentoring and enrichment activities for young people, with characteristics that make them vulnerable to poor socio-economic, educational and/or offending related outcomes. For example, those with experience of; care, domestic abuse, homelessness, refugee/asylum, school exclusion and the criminal justice system.
03/04/2023	£422,866	NEW HORIZON YOUTH CENTRE	This funding is to deliver intensive mentoring opportunities to 250 young people impacted by violence, homelessness and/or the criminal justice system, reducing incidences of homelessness and reoffending through expanding our best practice model of enhanced constructive resettlement into new boroughs.
03/04/2023	£418,875	OPEN DOORS EDUCATION AND TRAINING CIC	- Group school mentoring, matched with business mentors
03/04/2023	£471,287	SAYES MENTORING LTD	Through this funding, SAYES mentoring will provide 425 disadvantaged young people with a high-quality mentorship programme over three years. Over weekly sessions spanning a nine-month period per year, this programme will tackle root causes of issues facing disadvantaged young people, which ultimately contribute to the structural inequality across London.
03/04/2023	£214,507	SUNBEAMS LONDON LTD	This funding will enable us to expand our FBB Whole School programme to 10 partner schools. We will deliver long-term (3 year) core programmes of therapeutic mentoring, remarkable rewards and a social and emotional curriciulum of 320 vulnerable young people, alongside providing reflective practice and CPD to the teachers who work with them. We will learn whether combining intensive work with young people, with emotional and reflective support for teachers, can create an education system within which our most vulnerable students can thrive.
03/04/2023	£459,551	THE BIG HOUSE THEATRE COMPANY	We will expand reach to more young people at vulnerable times in their lives across the most deprived areas in London. We aim to tackle root causes of structural inequalities faced by care leavers and disadvantaged young people by providing consistent support through mentoring, skills development and access to opportunities.
03/04/2023	£99,997 £3,465,881	THE CARDINAL HUME CENTRE	This funding will support the delivery of high quality and multi-faceted mentoring to young peple aged 16-24 years, living in high intensity supported accommodation, to enable them to progress towards independent living. This work in our hostel will support our learning to work with teenage children of families we support through our Family Centre.
03/04/2023	£472,000	THE KEMNAL ACADEMIES TRUST (TKAT)	- 121 online mentoring, 6 session commitment
03/04/2023	£158,451 £1,756,010	TWINING ENTERPRISE	This funding is to develop and expand an innovative e-mentoring programme which pairs young people (18-24 years) from minority backgrounds (impacted by mental health challenges), with experienced senior mentors from leading companies, to increase life chances and equality of outcome for these disadvantaged young people and support systemic change.
03/04/2023	£531,818	XLP	This funding is to deliver our BelEve in our Success mentoring programme, reaching 300 girls and young women aged 16-21 over 3 years. Mentoring will increase their leadership skills, confidence and self-belief. They will attend career insight days and network with female role models, increasing their aspirations.
03/04/2023	£169,176 £194,130	YOUTH REALITIES	The project will increase the capacity and strength of Youth Realities specialist 1:1 YPIDVA Support programme for young women aged 11-24 impacted by relationship abuse, violence and exploitation. This funding will enable the programme to expand both capacity locally and in neighbouring boroughs and complete more outreach to engage those most marginalised and currently outside of any professional support systems (such as NEET, high risk/low engagement and care-experienced young women/girls).
01/04/2023	£68,442	LONDON BOROUGH OF LAMBETH	A Pan-London approach in the development of parent/carer, peer support networks with the aim of training and upskilling parent/carers. Evidence shows that parent/carer support is crucial in supporting children and young people at risk of extra-familial harm, and mitigating risk factors for involvement with violent crime. A key pillar of the Violence Reduction Unit Strategy is therefore to support and enable parents and carers to nurture and protect children and young people. Boroughs across London have developed their individual and innovative programmes of delivery which the VRU plans to share through Good Practice Events.
31/03/2023	£5,004	ASL ASPIRE SUPPORT LEARNING C.I.C.	London Legacy Development Corporation will fund ASL to support three significant aspects of their community delivery plan: (A) official launch of community café, (B) engagement plan to promote execessible community led workshops, and (C) formation of a resident led steering group.
30/03/2023	£75,000	LONDON PRISON GROUP	Prison Violence Reduction Lead Role 2022-23
30/03/2023	£1,420,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF HARROW	Various activities to support the government's Supporting Local Business and Communities and Place investment priorities; alignment with London's UKSPF investment plan.
29/03/2023	£27,000 £677	LAMBETH LINKS	Consulting on and installing a landmark opposite 47 Tulse Hill, a listed building which was one of the first HIV/AIDS Clinics and was opened by Princess Diana in a landmark moment. The project aims to tell the stories of those affected by HIV/AIDS and those who attended the clinic.
29/03/2023	£24,025	KHIZRA FOUNDATION	A heritage project exploring London's connection and role in the partition of India. This project will create a new digital trail, walking tour and printed map that will highlight migratory history of South Asian Londoners (linked to Partition in India) and stories of survivors now residing in London.
29/03/2023	£27,000	DIALOGUE HUB COMMUNITY INTEREST COMPANY (CIC)	Working with D/Deaf Artists to design and launch a new mobile space and café to celebrate and share stories from the D/deaf community in public spaces.
29/03/2023	£1,630,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF BROMLEY	Various activities to support the government's Supporting Local Business and Communities and Place investment priorities; alignment with London's UKSPF investment plan.
28/03/2023	£25,000	NEW MALDEN TOWN CENTRE PARTNERSHIP	Working with local residents to create East Asian Vegetable Garden and Mural in New Malden Town Centre to highlight the East Asian residents in the area and encourage greater community mixing.
27/03/2023	£76,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF HILLINGDON	£76,000 grant funding to fund support service to 20 properties.
27/03/2023	£75,000	CO-OPERATIVES UK LTD	The Greater London Authority (GLA) has provided funding to Co-operatives UK to support the delivery of Co_x0002_operatives UK’s London Ownership Hub project. The project aims to help grow and support democratic business models across London, which aligns with the GLA’s priorities. The Hub project will offer support to businesses, professionals and regions in order to increase employee and worker ownership, and to promote the benefits associated with these business models.
24/03/2023	£100,116 £27,000	SOUTH WEST LONDON AND ST GEORGE'S MENTAL HEALTH NHS TRUST	Grant of £100,116 for South West London and St George's Mental Health NHS Trust to expand their project to pilot new ways of working with people who sleep rough and have mental health needs in Richmond, Wandsworth, Kingston, Sutton and Merton. This includes providing a dedicated team of mental health professionals to support people sleeping rough. This brings the total grant funding for the project to £780,116.
24/03/2023	£1,973,950 £9,826,651	THE FELIX PROJECT	To reduce the prevalence of holiday food insecurity in London by providing grant funding to existing charitable pan-London providers of free and/or surplus food, allowing them to increase the equivalent number of meals delivered to low-income families during the 13 weeks of school holidays between 1 April 2023 and 31 March 2024.
23/03/2023	£110,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF BARKING AND DAGENHAM	After Schools Robbery Work -Tackling Robberies of Young People Funding for FY 2022/23-2023/24
22/03/2023	£148,971 £118,798,000	ST MUNGO COMMUNITY HOUSING ASSOCIATION	Variation to fund support / housing management for up to 36 properties. Reduction in allocated grant funding from £515k to £148k and change to longstop date.
22/03/2023	£81,000	ROYAL BOROUGH OF KENSINGTON AND CHELSEA	Various activities to support the government's Supporting Local Business and Communities and Place investment priorities; alignment with London's UKSPF investment plan.
21/03/2023	£47,000 £80,100,000	THE ROYAL NATIONAL THEATRE	This project was match-funded by London Economic Action Partnership at an amount of £32,000. The National Theatre has been working on behalf of the London Theatre Consortium to support the development of a Set and Prop Recycling Centre for London Theatres. Thefacility is a new cultural infrastructure typology that would provide a way for theatres to store and make available recycled materials and components for reuse. It would enable theatres to play an active role in reducing their carbon footprint, supporting the Mayor’s target to become carbon zero by 2030. It would also have the benefit of reducing material costs for the creation of sets; these costs have been soaring in recent months. An initial small scale feasibility study was undertaken in April 2021 and this found that the idea was viable and warranted a more detailed business case to be developed. A business case report using the Five Case Model for developing business cases as recommended by Her Majesty's Treasury (HM Treasury) has now been presented to the GLA and suggests that the project is viable. The project now needs to proceed to a site feasibility to progress.
21/03/2023	£200,000 £3,287,587	SAFER LONDON	London Gang Exit (Modification to MOPAC 559, MOPAC 182 and MOPAC 41): Cost Extension - 2022/23 Funding
20/03/2023	£152,922	LONDON BOROUGH OF ISLINGTON	This is a joint borough project, with the London Borough of Islington acting as the lead authority on behalf of the five other NLHP boroughs (Barnet, Camden, Enfield, Haringey & Westminster). The grant will specifically enable a small project co-ordination team to be put in place - directly employed by the London Borough of Enfield – to provide the necessary support in bringing forward new affordable homes via rooftop developments.
20/03/2023	£8,500	WORLD CITIES CULTURE FORUM LTD	Support the city of Kyiv in joining the World Cities Culture Forum (WCCF) network for 2023-24.
20/03/2023	£2,950	THE LONDON DESIGN FESTIVAL LTD	Diversity in London’s design workforce roundtable is co-hosted by London Design Festival (LDF) and the advocacy group Design Can. The roundtable is entitled ‘The Future of Inclusivity is in our Hands’ and is the second event the two organizations have held on this topic, following a successful pilot in November 2022. The grant will support LDF and Design Can to : secure staff time towards preparation and organization, cover Honorarium to speakers, produce write up, recommendations and outreach re next steps.
20/03/2023	£1,473,495	LONDON BOROUGH OF ENFIELD	Funding for London Boroughs to support crime prevention projects.
20/03/2023	£1,430,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF BEXLEY	Various activities to support the government's Supporting Local Business and Communities and Place investment priorities; alignment with London's UKSPF investment plan.
19/03/2023	£54,975	WEST LONDON BUSINESS LTD.	This funding is to employ the Park Royal Business Group manager, as well as running the PRBG events series.
17/03/2023	£196,876 £18,281,000	DEPAUL UK	This project was match-funded by Depaul UK, at a fundraised contribution total of £313,587. Grant of £196,876 to fund 26-bed accommodation and staffing.
17/03/2023	£40,000	LONDON PRISON GROUP	Multi Agency Public Protection Arrangements (MAPPA)
17/03/2023	£1,353,162	LONDON BOROUGH OF BARKING AND DAGENHAM	Funding for London Boroughs to support crime prevention projects.
17/03/2023	£1,032,012	LONDON BOROUGH OF BARNET	Funding for London Boroughs to support crime prevention projects.
17/03/2023	£1,130,649	THE MAYOR'S FUND FOR LONDON	To reduce the prevalence of holiday food insecurity in London by providing grant funding to existing charitable pan-London providers of free and/or surplus food, allowing them to increase the equivalent number of meals delivered to low-income families during the 13 weeks of school holidays between 1 April 2023 and 31 March 2024.
16/03/2023	£54,011	ONE HOUSING GROUP LIMITED	Grant uplift of £54,011 to extend the provision of support and provide a housing management function.
16/03/2023	£200,000 £118,798,000	ST MUNGO COMMUNITY HOUSING ASSOCIATION	Grant of £200,000 to fund StreetLink London staffing.
14/03/2023	£25,000	THAMESMEAD ARTS AND CULTURE OFFICE (TACO!)	Creating three new memorials and a walking tour to commemorate the murder of black teenager, Rolan Adams, in 1993 and the anti-racism movement to change Thamesmead that followed.
14/03/2023	£25,000 £11,081	CLAPHAM FILM UNIT	Building on their Test and Nurture grant, Clapham Film Unit will install a mural in Lambeth to celebrate Women Activists and murals painted in the 1970's and 1980's, whose work is rapidly disappearing.
14/03/2023	£147,211 £9,200,712	SAFELIVES, LB BROMLEY, LB CROYDON, LB SUTTON, RISE MUTUAL CIC	Home Office Funded Perp Programme - Drive South BCU Programme - Grant Modification to: - allocate continuation funding for 2022/23 April-Sept 2022 (MOPAC funded £337,367). - allocate continuation funding for 2022/23 (Oct 22 to Mar 23 (Home Office funded £337,367)
14/03/2023	£970,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF HAMMERSMITH AND FULHAM	Various activities to support the government's Supporting Local Business and Communities and Place investment priorities; alignment with London's UKSPF investment plan.
13/03/2023	£120,000	LONDON COUNCILS	Grant uplift of £120,000 to expand SIAS Accommodation Fund.
13/03/2023	£24,961	OLDER GENERATION YOUNGER GENERATION CIC	The project centres around the little-known commemoration of the New Cross Fire on Hackney Downs. 13 trees were planted on the Downs (having been uprooted from their original site in Lewisham) to commemorate the victims of the fire. This project installs tree protection, information boards and develop a walking tour to commemorate the victims of the fire and celebrate the black resistance movements that followed.
13/03/2023	£25,000	PORTOBELLO RADIO CIC	A soundscape and interactive walk in Westway, North Kensington. The project represents the complex and layered histories of the local community as opposed to a representation of the victims of Grenfell Tower Fire.
13/03/2023	£27,000	CULTURETREE CENTRE LTD	Working with Bristol University and local residents to create interactive Yoruba Heritage walking trails, a pop-up Yoruba community hub, and interactive wall murals in Peckham.
13/03/2023	£182,800 £25,298,237	REFUGE	Extension of Ministry of Justice IDVA funding for FY 2023/24 and 24/25
13/03/2023	£200,000 £6,247,036	ADVANCE ADVOCACY AND NON VIOLENCE COMMUNITY EDUCATION	Allocation of Ministry of Justice IDVA funding FY 2021/22 to 2022/23
13/03/2023	£1,685,616	LONDON BOROUGH OF LEWISHAM	Funding for London Boroughs to support crime prevention projects.
13/03/2023	£200,000 £15,257,322	SOLACE WOMEN'S AID	Allocation of Ministry of Justice IDVA funding for FY 2023/24
11/03/2023	£13,950	SHARED CITY CIC	Intergenerational workshops and research to create a Jewish and Interfaith immigration history trail in Willesden and Brondesbury Park.
11/03/2023	£6,000	CREATING GROUND CIC	A programme of walks, talks and research investigating the statues and memorials in Greenwich to explore their colonial past and contrast that with the experience of the migrant women involved in the project.
11/03/2023	£5,000 £130,669	EASTSIDE COMMUNITY HERITAGE	Developing a sound bench to highlight stories from working class women on the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park.
10/03/2023	£27,000	MOUNTFORD GROWING COMMUNITY	This funding supports workshops to create new mosaic displays across the Mountford Estate to celebrate the residents' stories.
10/03/2023	£5,000	RENDEZVOUS PROJECTS CIC	This funding supports developing an Augumented Reality heritage project to preserve the memories of Dungeons Nightclub in Leyton, the site of which is due for re-development. The venue was influential in breaking down cultural and racial barriers in the 1980's and 1990's.
10/03/2023	£5,000 £9,402	KRIO DESCENDANTS UNION UK AND IRELAND	Community consultations to develop a new mural celebrating Krios people in London.
10/03/2023	£122,319 £1,180,123	JEWISH WOMEN'S AID	Ministry of Justice ISVA/IDVA 2022-25 - Continuation funding for 1 x FTE IDVA
10/03/2023	£221,625 £1,072,110	LATIN AMERICAN WOMEN'S AID REFUGE	Ministry of Justice DA/SV 22-25 - Continuation funding VAWG Case Worker & Advocacy Coordinator, Counsellor & Specialist Helpline Service
10/03/2023	£195,867 £72,826	NOUR DV	Ministry of Justice DA/SV 22-25 - Funding will be used for an Operations & Wellbeing Manager @ 0.3 FTE, Operations Coordinator @ 0.3 FTE, Support Worker @ 0.5 FTE, Counselling Service & Support Administrator @ 0.6 FTE, Senior Psychotherapists @ 0.7 FTE and Sessional Senior Psychotherapists.
10/03/2023	£440,235 £1,545,977	RESPOND	Ministry of Justice DA/SV 22-25 - Funding for 1x FTE DA Coordinator (inc. VAWG strands), 1 x FTE DA Wellbeing Worker (inc. VAWG strands), 2 x 1 FTE Therapists & Therapy Manager
10/03/2023	£329,692 £1,545,977	RESPOND	Ministry of Justice ISVA/IDVA 2022-25 - Funding for a ISVA Manager & Senior ISVA working with neurodiverse victims.
10/03/2023	£405,000 £6,247,036	ADVANCE ADVOCACY AND NON VIOLENCE COMMUNITY EDUCATION	Ministry of Justice DA/SV 22-25 - Funding for 3 x FTE Helpline Duty Workers (1 post will be split 0.6 Brent & 0.4 Ealing)
10/03/2023	£38,649 £552,992	BEYOND THE STREETS	Ministry of Justice DA/SV 22-25 - Funding towards an administrator role.
10/03/2023	£253,431 £19,038,000	CRANSTOUN	Ministry of Justice DA/SV 22-25 - Continuation funding for Women's Support Worker and Triage and Assessment Worker.
10/03/2023	£132,813 £19,038,000	CRANSTOUN	Ministry of Justice ISVA/IDVA 2022-25 - Continuation funding for 1 IDVA
10/03/2023	£668,193 £1,658,930	EACH COUNSELLING AND SUPPORT	Ministry of Justice DA/SV 22-25 - Funding for Senior Practitioner, Children/Young Person's Counsellor and BAME Counsellor @ 1FTE and VAWG lead, Data/Admin worker
10/03/2023	£101,154 £527,911	ELLA'S HOME	Ministry of Justice DA/SV 22-25 - 1 x FTE Outreach Caseworker
10/03/2023	£63,300 £103,776	HAWA TRUST LTD	Ministry of Justice DA/SV 22-25 - For 0.8 FTE Caseworker
10/03/2023	£195,600 £1,488,488	HOURGLASS (SAFER AGEING)	Ministry of Justice DA/SV 22-25 - 2 x FTE Caseworker Information Officers
10/03/2023	£96,477 £1,488,488	HOURGLASS (SAFER AGEING)	Ministry of Justice ISVA/IDVA 2022-25 - 1 FTE IDVAs to support older victims of abuse
10/03/2023	£100,328 £857,120	IKWRO - WOMEN'S RIGHTS ORGANISATION	Ministry of Justice ISVA/IDVA 2022-25 - 1 x FTE IDVA to support 16+ victims.
10/03/2023	£133,950 £410,556	THE MAYA CENTRE	Ministry of Justice DA/SV 22-25 - Increased hours for domestic abuse sessional counsellors, sessional complementary therapists and additional hours for a clinical administration assistant.
10/03/2023	£424,800 £3,287,587	SAFER LONDON	Ministry of Justice DA/SV 22-25 - Funding for 2 x 1 FTE CYP Sexual Violence Caseworkers
10/03/2023	£123,780 £239,833	STREETLIGHT UK	Ministry of Justice DA/SV 22-25 - Funding towards 2x Women's Support Workers
10/03/2023	£509,091 £4,620,949	WOMEN AND GIRLS NETWORK	Ministry of Justice DA/SV 22-25 - Funding for 1 FTE Black & Global Majority Women Caseworker (VAWG), 0.4 FTE Black Women's Counsellor (SV), 0.2 FTE Black Women's Counsellor (VAWG), 0.4 FTE Counsellor (web-chat provision, VAWG) and 0.6 FTE Counsellor (SV)
09/03/2023	£5,995 £142,322	TURF PROJECTS	This funding is to support learning Disabled Artists that will undertake workshops with local people to create and install a new mosaic in Park Hill Park, Croydon. This mosaic will represent their stories.
09/03/2023	£5,830 £260,077	PEER UK LTD	This project was match-funded by the following Partner Organisations: National Lottery Heritage Fund, Cockayne, The London Community Foundation, Arts Council England, LB Hackney, Westfield East Bank and Creative Futures Fund. This is Community-led Research to co-produce a public mural by London-based artists, R.A.D Mural Cooperative. The mural will be part of larger exhibition and events that explore and celebrate the diverse cultural, artistic and experimental cooperative and collective initiatives that took place in Hackney in 1970's and 1980's.
09/03/2023	£5,100	THE ARAB COMMUNITY CENTRE IN BRITAIN LTD (PREVIOUSLY KNOWN AS TANMIA LTD)	This funding supports a consultation with the local community to develop a visual timeline of Arab migration to West London - to be installed in public space.
09/03/2023	£129,515	NHS ENGLAND	Health and Wellbeing Service and Lead Provider (Modification to MOPAC 326) The Lighthouse (Child House)
08/03/2023	£20,000	BROMLEY EDUCATION AND TRAINING HUB (BETH)	This project was match-funded by several partner organisations. The Creative Health Pilot is hosted by Bromley Education and Training for Health CIC as part of the newly constituted South East London Integrated Care System (SEL ICS). An 18-month partnership with SEL ICS (Commissioning Improvement Team team) and six boroughs that comprise the SEL ICS (Bexley, Bromley, Lambeth, Lewisham, Greenwich and Southwark) each contributing financially or in-kind, with a total budget of £90,000.
07/03/2023	£243,846	LONDON BOROUGH OF BRENT	The Skills Bootcamps for Londoners programme aims to help Londoners aged 19+ to progress in work by giving them access to in-demand skills training and a guaranteed interview for a more sustainable, higher-skilled job and higher wages over time.
04/03/2023	£600,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF HARROW	Project Grant
04/03/2023	£30,000	MERTON	The School Superzones Programme aims to provide funding to boroughs to ensure they can support schools to create healthier places for children, young people and their families to live, learn and play.
03/03/2023	£2,260,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF BRENT	Various activities to support the government's Supporting Local Business and Communities and Place investment priorities; alignment with London's UKSPF investment plan.
03/03/2023	£1,620,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF HOUNSLOW	Various activities to support the government's Supporting Local Business and Communities and Place investment priorities; alignment with London's UKSPF investment plan.
02/03/2023	£63,980 £62,182,000	GSTT	Grant of £63,980 to fund 1 FTE nurse to provide health care services to the NSNO Waterloo Hub Hotel.
02/03/2023	£600,813	LONDON BOROUGH OF HARROW	Funding for London Boroughs to support crime prevention projects.
01/03/2023	£180,000	THE UBELE INITIATIVE	Focusing on green skills, growing and the food economy this project will create a growing space and garden on an under-utilised carpark roof in Wood Green. The intention is to support the emergence of a food-based identity for the area and address local issues including public health and air quality.
01/03/2023	£25,000	LONDON CHINATOWN CHINESE ASSOCIATION	This activity marks London’s Chinese New Year celebrations, now branded as Lunar New Year. 2023 marks the Year of the Water Rabbit. The event took place over the weekend of January 21st -22nd 2023. Media activation consisting of the following: lighting of the column and fountains, a Tiger installation / Lion Dance and a full stage performance offering.
01/03/2023	£9,722	COMPANY DRINKS CIC	This project will support 500+ local residents of Barking & Dagenham with the provision of 150 days per year of activities in Barking Park and other garden spaces across the borough. These include community gardening clubs, events, workshops and trips to provide healthy, positive and empowering social events that improve health, wellbeing and community cohesion.
01/03/2023	£187,000 £22,371,000	ROYAL FREE LONDON NHS FOUNDATION TRUST	Thrive LDN expanded their mental health support to 4 main workstreams: Expansion of trauma-informed practice to target children and young people. Wave Trust and Hong Kong Well UK have been commissioned to co-develop culturally appropriate training resources which are shared with training participants. Tailored suicide prevention traning and resources. Papyrus and Hearth Talk have been commissioned to develop culturally appropriate resources and training on suicide prevention fotr the Hong Kong community. Ethnical Creatives and Hackney Chinese Community Services have been commissioned to produce a participatory well-being film event for the Hong Kong community, focussing on the themes of "belonging", safe space and the LGBTQIA+ Hong Kong community. Award Scheme for supporting Hongkongers with intersectional identities. By expanding the Right to Thrive programme to include Hongkongers with an intersectional identity, this award scheme aims at providing opprutnity for members of the Hong Kong comunity to pilot or expand programmes of work to improve mental health and wellbeing.
28/02/2023	£4,253 £2,487,968	THE BRIDGE RENEWAL TRUST	What If? A VCS Guide to Emergency Planning, Response & Recovery What If? is an online resource co-designed between the Bridge Renewal Trust, VCS Groups, and the Emergency Planning team at Haringey Council, to help Haringey’s voluntary sector prepare, respond, and recover effectively from emergencies in the borough by providing relevant information and guidance. What If? will be launched in summer 2023, providing a valuable resource to Haringey’s VCS.
28/02/2023	£5,000 £1,698,775	CROYDON VOLUNTARY ACTION	Reflect, Review and Realise Working with Croydon’s six Local Community Partnerships on crisis response. Learning from the Covid-19 Pandemic and other local fires and civil unrest incidents, we’ll collectively consider: what did we do? What did we learn? Building our strengths planning in partnership: what can we implement for the future? What can we deliver in partnership? We will create an accessible repository of information and guides on ‘what to do in the event of...’.
28/02/2023	£4,969 £859,914	ENFIELD VOLUNTARY ACTION	Enfield Voluntary and Community Response Project Enfield Voluntary Action (EVA) wants to use lessons learnt from the Covid-19 Pandemic, particularly how plans are beneficial, but communication channels are essential to successful responses and recovery from emergencies. Strong networks have emerged since Covid and the Successful Enfield Stands Together response, which will enable EVA to utilise our many VCS contacts and networks, Volunteer Centre and trusted relationships with key stakeholders for a shared strategy to an emergency.
28/02/2023	£5,000 £170,790	HAVERING VOLUNTEER CENTRE	Building, Strengthening Community Resilience and Response HVC will strengthen relationships between the VCFS and Statutory agencies ensuring that there are improved channels of communication in place. By channelling past learning and sharing this intelligence with sector partners it will increase the rate of response, up time and delivery, ensuring that the smoothest approach is taken from the outset. By increasing community preparedness, HVC will develop a strong, thriving, resilient community that is connected, prepared and stronger.
28/02/2023	£5,000 £868,106	KINGSTON VOLUNTARY ACTION	VCSE Resilience Forum To establish a local VCSE Resilience Forum (linked to the Borough Resilience Forum) in order to build the capacity of voluntary and community organisations who support residents and communities in Kingston to develop their resilience and support roles in advance of, during and after emergency incidents.
28/02/2023	£5,000 £600,925	LEWISHAM LOCAL	Resilient Together: Connecting Lewisham Council with Voluntary and Community groups and Volunteers Lewisham Local will coordinate and co-design a new emergency response process with the council and voluntary organisations drawing on each stakeholder’s unique strengths. Together we will build the foundation of an engaged network of individuals, voluntary and statutory organisations that will be better connected and prepared, more clearly understanding the roles, systems and communication networks when there is an emergency. They will be connected through a database and Community Directory to streamline and speed communication.
28/02/2023	£4,906 £1,496,218	COMMUNITY BARNET	Barnet Community Resilience Project We will use our community partnerships and connections and in-depth working knowledge and relationships with statutory services and first providers, to improve engagement and preparedness. We will engage with seldom-heard communities, improve knowledge of the impact of emergencies on them and co-deliver dedicated support and activities. This will include the following. Representation at and participation in planning and capability events; champions and volunteers; accessible information distribution. This will lead to a new co-produced Community Resilience Plan.
28/02/2023	£4,979 £522,628	SUTTON BOROUGH VOLUNTEER BUREAU	Community Volunteer Emergency Squad Over the six months, working in partnership with the local authority, voluntary sector and local residents, we aim to develop a Community Volunteer emergency plan. Mapping of services, training and a communication plan, we will recruit, train and equip local residents into key voluntary roles to work with partnership professionals and local services. Our aim will be to create a cohesive and responsive support programme with capacity to meet the needs of a local emergency.
28/02/2023	£4,942 £445,120	VOLUNTARY ACTION CAMDEN	Camden VCSE Sector Community Resilience Through the Fund we are seeking to achieve the following: Review of learning from recent emergency responses (e.g. flooding, Afghan, Ukraine, Covid) in terms of council/ VCS mobilisation and response. Develop a response framework- a visual tool about who to contact in an emergency and roles and responsibilities within the VCS and council. Shared data collection/ intelligence across the sector including, who is doing what/ collection analysis of issues on the ground/ feedback loop to emergency response to aid ongoing planning.
28/02/2023	£5,000 £371,669	VOLUNTARY ACTION ISLINGTON LIMITED	Strengthening Community Resilience in Islington We will empower individuals and local communities to use local resources and knowledge to help themselves and their communities in an emergency. We will build resilience by making them aware of risks that are impacting and might impact on the community and plan and prepare for them to help minimise impact and disruption. We will develop a shared purpose to encourage individuals and communities to come together to help themselves and each other.
28/02/2023	£4,693 £366,924	VOLUNTEER CENTRE GREENWICH	Working Together, Building Community Resilience in Royal Greenwich A project that supports the partnership between Royal Greenwich and the voluntary, community and faith sector in Greenwich, to provide a cohesive approach to emergency planning. This will ensure greater understanding and utilisation of the resources available, prompt mobilisation and greater community resilience.
28/02/2023	£250,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF LEWISHAM	Funding for a Housing Growth Manager, Supported and Specialist Living Strategy Coordinator, and a Small and Complex Sites Manager to deliver more homes.
28/02/2023	£161,000	NORTH EAST LONDON CLINICAL COMMISSIONING GROUP	North East Child Sexual Abuse Hub (CSA)
28/02/2023	£920,089 £1,579,754	TENDER EDUCATION AND ARTS	Online School Kit - VAWG Prevention Toolkit for Teachers Support
28/02/2023	£86,661	UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LONDON (UCL)	To match fund UCL in the delivery of the Shared Apprenticeship Programme which will see a collective approach to creating inclusive apprenticeship opportunities within the East Bank Institutions and across the wider East London sub region.
27/02/2023	£9,960	CARERS4CARERS LTD	This project will support 80 carers and their family members from different cultures and faiths with a focus on carers from Caribbean, African and Asian heritage communities with a range of needs and abilities. We will provide a minimum of 10 social activities in Lambeth and across London to reduce loneliness and social isolation and improve the wellbeing of participants.
27/02/2023	£169,662	NORTH EAST LONDON CLINICAL COMMISSIONING GROUP	Allocation of the North West London Child Sexual Abuse (CSA) Hub - Extension for 23/24
27/02/2023	£160,000	SOUTH EAST LONDON CLINICAL COMMISSIONING GROUP	South East London Child Sexual Abuse (CSA) Hub
24/02/2023	£5,000 £137,033	THE OUTRUNNERS CHARITY	An East London based charity that aims to help build young people's confidence and skills through activities in the local area. The charity hosts weekly running sessions for 8 to 18 year olds as well as one to one mentoring and coaching. They also develop young people's career ambitions through career events, work experience and coaching. The LLDC is working with the Outrunners to connect more people from East London to QEOP. LLDC wish to support the Outrunners on the their growth journey as they create a new home on the park.
22/02/2023	£1,780,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF BARKING AND DAGENHAM	Various activities to support the government's Supporting Local Business and Communities and Place investment priorities; alignment with London's UKSPF investment plan.
21/02/2023	£700,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF BARNET	Joint bid to commission consultants to undertake a feasibility study up to RIBA stage 1 of identified council owned sites in New Southgate (sites owned by both Barnet and Enfield), which would explore a wide range of volumetric and programmatic options that would enhance these sites for the delivery of affordable homes.
21/02/2023	£80,000	HADLEY STRATFORD DEVELOPMENTS LTD	Grant funding to develop a pop-up Zero-Carbon Mobility Hub on the IQL (Internation Quarter London) North site. This pop-up zero-carbon mobility hub, will provide accessible and affordable sustainable transport solutions to residents and visitors to the E20 and E15 area.
20/02/2023	£160,000	NHS SOUTH WEST LONDON INTEGRATED CARE BOARD	South West CSA Hub
16/02/2023	£305,832	LONDON BOROUGH OF BARNET	Domestic Abuse Perpetrator Programme. Sub-grant under MOPAC 810 - Culturally Integrated Family Approach
16/02/2023	£955,796 £437,771	SOUTHALL BLACK SISTERS TRUST	London Holistic Advocacy Wrap Around Service
16/02/2023	£2,323,423 £4,620,949	WOMEN AND GIRLS NETWORK	Pan London Young Women and Girl Integration Service (CouRAGEus)
15/02/2023	£78,000	ROYAL BOROUGH OF KINGSTON	Various activities to support the government's Supporting Local Business and Communities and Place investment priorities; alignment with London's UKSPF investment plan.
14/02/2023	£9,966	LONDON LGBTQ+ COMMUNITY CENTRE LIMITED	This project will offer a holistic trauma-informed programme including meditation, art and crafts healing workshops, free therapy and resources.
14/02/2023	£200,000 £6,247,036	ADVANCE ADVOCACY AND NON VIOLENCE COMMUNITY EDUCATION	London Co-commissioned female offender service- Advance
08/02/2023	£9,705 £65,813	SENIORS HEALTH AND ACTIVE RETIREMENT PROJECT	This project will recruit approx. 100 new older users in economically deprived parts of Hackney to improve mental and physical wellbeing and reduce social isolation through provision of regular weekly activities and social events in locally accessible venues. We aim to increase participants’ involvement and engagement in their own community and enable to remain healthy and independent for longer
08/02/2023	£9,800	BROWNBABY	This project supports the local community of Trellick Tower - including hundreds of local residents in and around the tower - to lead on celebrating the 50th year of a world famous and highly influential icon of modern urban architecture.
08/02/2023	£15,000 £317,524	INTERMISSION YOUTH	Intermission Youth helps to transform disadvantaged young people living in deprivation and experiencing high levels of anti-social behaviour, family breakdown, dependency, and criminality through access to theatre production and performance. After operating for fifteen years they need to secure a long-term space to cement the work they do with young people. Having a home would allow the organisation to be more sustainable and resilient, and respond more easily to demand and increase the number of beneficiaries. Funding has been requested from the Cultural Space Development Fund Pilot to engage a consultant to help secure a space and develop an operational business plan/structure.
03/02/2023	£395,000 £1,025,920	SPARK2LIFE	This uplift is for an extension of the existing NDYP commitment, focusing specifically upon intensive, relational, and therapeutic case work with tier 3 and 4 young people who have complex and acuteness also more broadly on lower level and shorter-term engagement with tier 1 and 2 young people.
03/02/2023	£95,000 £1,975,026	ASIAN WOMEN'S RESOURCE CENTRE	Allocation of Ministry of Justice IDVA funding FY 2021/22 to 2022/23 - Uplift and extension
02/02/2023	£8,760 £29,119	STEEL PAN TRUST	This project will enable participants to learn to play steel pan online FAMILY (Friendly, Accessible, Multicultural, Inclusive, Local, Young at Heart). This is for adult Londoners that are all ages and abilities. The steel pan is a perfect instrument as the basic skills are easy to learn and playing the instrument does not require any previous musical experience. It is possible for a group with any level of musical experience to accomplish a simple melody within a short period of time.
02/02/2023	£10,000 £44,318	HEADWAY WEST LONDON	This project will build on work to support vulnerable, isolated, traumatic brain injury survivors and their families and care- givers. They will be helped toed improve their health and well- being with targeted sessions focusing on improving understanding of nutrition and healthy weight, on emotional and physical well- being, and offer participation in a variety of activities (wheelchair friendly) to help reduce isolationism and improve communication and encourage a sense of belonging in the local community.
02/02/2023	£10,000 £54,377	SUVAI DEAF EAST COMMUNITY	This project will bring Deaf BSL users together from all across London to walk and have fun together, increasing the confidence of 300+ Deaf people to get out and enjoy what London has to offer. The project will also work with London museums and tourist places (who often have tours in BSL) to advertise when they are and organise group tours so as to increase the numbers of Deaf people accessing London’s cultural and heritage spaces.
02/02/2023	£141,855 £118,798,000	ST MUNGO COMMUNITY HOUSING ASSOCIATION	Grant of £141,855 to St Mungo's to provide a team of assessment and reconnection workers to support move on from the extension hotel.
01/02/2023	£237,500 £603,690	EDMONTON COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP	Edmonton Community Partnership (ECP), an alliance of local schools and community members, will lead the "Dream, Believe, Succeed" project, delivering a transformative in-school and extracurricular programme, using creative arts, mentoring and family intervention. The funding will significantly expand our programme enabling more disadvantaged youth to benefit from high-quality mentorship.
01/02/2023	£81,200 £214,261	ST. MARY'S CENTRE COMMUNITY TRUST	This uplift is for continuing and scaling the Gangs Intervention Project that has successfully run since 2020. It is an increase in the volume of young people receiving the caseworker intervention to 160 over the two year period.
01/02/2023	£23,960 £70,885,000	THE ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF LONDON	This Programme has been Match-Funded by Amazon. Led by Zoological Society of London, this project will build a partnership to complete the essential first steps toward recovering water vole and managing mink in London. The aim is to benefit all river corridor SINCs in London and build a strategic regional approach to support wider rewilding objectives. The partnership project will complete a water vole in London status report. This project will include an assessment of baseline water vole data, a communications campaign requesting sightings of water vole and mink, bringing all current London populations into the National Water Vole Monitoring Programme, and training in water vole survey methods. Once widespread, the water vole (Arvicola amphibius) is now the UK’s fastest declining mammal. In London, remnant populations still exist but we do not have a clear idea where they are and if they are being monitored. One of the principal causes of the disappearance of water vole is the introduced highly damaging invasive American Mink (Neovison vison) so the project will also plan how we can work collaboratively to remove mink.
31/01/2023	£10,000	ARTS & HEALTH HUB CIC	This project was match-funded by Arts Council England at an amount of £10,000. The Arts & Health Hub will establish the Support Hub and provide an action delivery plan. The GLA supports the establishment of the Support Hub and will provide the set-up cost and resources, which will enable the Arts and Health Hub to provide a programme across three years with additional funding support from Arts Council England and the Baring Foundation. The funding will contribute to the establishment of the Support Hub, which will provide improved artistic practice, skills, confidence, resources, and networks for creative health practitioners with lived experience of mental ill health and is part of a programme to diversify the creative health sector.
30/01/2023	£704,484	ENFIELD COUNCIL	This uplift is to upscale projects that provide high quality mentoring for disadvantaged young Londoners who need the most support. Mentoring includes high quality youth activity that builds a trusted and positive relationship with a young person over time.
30/01/2023	£438,225 £3,973,641	LIFELINE COMMUNITY PROJECTS	This uplift for SW!TCH Futures provides a combination of 1:1 mentoring and positive activity provision for young people aged 12-18. Lifeline supports young people from disadvantaged backgrounds who are on the edge of school exclusion, poor mental health, gang involvement and/or criminal exploitative relationships.
30/01/2023	£14,414 £11,720	FOURTH RESERVE FOUNDATION	This Programme has been Match-Funded by Amazon. The Buckthorne Cutting Nature Reserve is at the centre of a 4.5 kilometre SINC and is adjacent to Gorne Wood (Ancient Woodland). It already has stag beetles, owls, slow worms and bats. This project will support the restoration of the orchard and the creation of hedgerow helping to sustain wildlife that travel along this corridor; while also attracting more wildlife. Both projects will also improve health and wellbeing as the nature reserve has daily visits by school children and is open to the public through volunteering sessions, open days and specifically for vulnerable groups (such as female refugees and adults with learning disabilities). Both groups are more likely to have less connection to nature due to financial disadvantages. The project is led by the Fourth Reserve Foundation.
30/01/2023	£14,290 £2,267,575	WIMBLEDON AND PUTNEY COMMONS CONSERVATORS	This Programme has been Match-Funded by Amazon. Wimbledon and Putney Commons are 1,140 acres of open green space in South-West London. They are managed and owned by a charity, Wimbledon and Putney Commons Conservators (WPCC). The Commons have a rich array of habitats and are designated an SSSI and a Special Area of Conservation. WPCC is embarking on a major conservation project to improve the ponds and other wetland habitats. This project will deliver the survey and design phase of restoring Queensmere, one of the Common’s largest ponds, which is far from reaching its full potential for wildlife. Rewild London Funding will help to design reedbed habitat creation in line with London Environment Strategy targets, ensure the pond and surrounding landscape are more resilient and can support increased biodiversity plus build skills and knowledge for managing the ponds and surrounding habitats.
30/01/2023	£50,000 £12,567,289	THE DULWICH ESTATE	This Programme has been Match-Funded by Amazon. Dulwich Wood in combination with neighbouring Sydenham Hill Wood, is one of the largest remaining tracts of the historic Great North Wood in south London. The project, led by The Dulwich Estate, focuses on allowing a variety of woodland species to regrow in trampled and damaged areas of Dulwich Wood. Planned activities include the renewal of footpaths, creation of mixed native hedgerows of oak, hawthorn, hazel, hornbeam, and holly and wildflower planting on grass verges to connect sites. The project aims to extend woodland habitats into existing green spaces and corridors which are not currently functioning optimally for wildlife.
30/01/2023	£50,000 £218,021	BARNES COMMON LIMITED	This Programme has been Match-Funded by Amazon. The Beverley Brook is 14.3 km in length. There are virtually no natural parts of the river and the whole length has at some point been altered. The stretch of river targeted within this project is 1.25km long and runs from Upper Richmond Road to the boundary of Richmond Park. The river here has historically been realigned, straightened, widened, and deepened, changing the course from its former meandering channel to the present. This straightened channel lacks the flow and habitat diversity underpinning a healthy ecosystem and can lead to greater flood risk downstream. Led by Barnes Conservation, part of Barnes Common Limited, the project aims to create a diverse mix of flow types, depths, velocities, widths, and cover in this stretch of the brook. This will create the array of niches that are needed to encourage a more diverse and complex composition of plants and animals to colonise and establish.
30/01/2023	£35,410 £9,087,000	THE LAND RESTORATION TRUST (T/A THE LAND TRUST)	This Programme has been Match-Funded by Amazon. Beam Parklands is a biodiversity haven and forms the southernmost part of the Dagenham Corridor. This 53-hectare site is managed by The Land Trust in partnership with the London Borough of Barking & Dagenham. The site comprises a mosaic of habitats including species rich acid grassland, river, ponds, woodland, and scrub. Recent reptile sightings have highlighted the opportunity to undertake a focused programme of works to identify reptile and amphibian populations and where there is potential to increase populations across these SINCs, to carry out targeted habitat works. These works will also, more broadly, improve habitats and create corridors for a wider range of species. Public engagement and education on reptiles will be a core part of the project.
30/01/2023	£39,154	CITIZEN ZOO CIC	This Programme has been Match-Funded by Amazon. Citizen Zoo, alongside Ealing Wildlife Group, Ealing Council and Friends of Horsenden Hill, is reintroducing beavers back to West London after a 400-year absence. The chosen site in Ealing will be transformed into a flourishing and immersive wetland, combatting the climate crisis and creating a biodiverse ecosystem for plant and animal diversity. In 2021 the London Beaver Working Group was established, working to prepare for the natural or assisted return of beavers to the capital. This included a year-long investigation into potential reintroduction sites. Rewild Funding will help drive the project forward through physical preparation of the chosen site, baseline surveys and establishing monitoring activity. Additionally, a new role will be recruited to manage the project and continue engagement with the local community.
30/01/2023	£13,350 £38,466	THE SELBORNE SOCIETY LTD	This Programme has been Match-Funded by Amazon. Perivale Wood is a Site of Metropolitan Importance and is Britain's second oldest nature reserve. The reserve comprises 27 acres of mostly ancient oak woodland, with 5 acres of neutral unimproved grassland and several ponds. The Selborne Society owns and manages Perivale Wood, one of Britain's oldest conservation organisations. This project will create new and improved habitats for harvest mice at Perivale Wood, into which harvest mice will be reintroduced. The project will also create wildlife corridors linking the existing population at Horsenden Hill to the habitats at Perivale Wood and railsides to the south. The project will support improvement of the harvest mice breeding facility at Horsenden Farm including provision of an ecology lab for wildlife surveying and community engagement.
27/01/2023	£100,000 £1,176,196	UPRISING	This uplift is for scaling up current 1:1 STEAM mentoring offer to a further 200 young people. Over the 2 years (plus extension), they are aiming to establish a total of 400 mentoring relationships across East London; covering Barking and Dagenham, Newham, Hackney and Tower Hamlets.
27/01/2023	£416,625 £2,246,608	ACTIVE COMMUNITIES NETWORK LIMITED	This uplift is for expanding Gamechangers, in response to further needs they've identified within the community. This encompasses broadening out into 11 new localities with network partners that will reach a further 1,500 high-risk young people. The expansion will place a greater emphasis on transitioning young people into positive pathways, using engaging activities to build on their existing relationships.
27/01/2023	£160,567 £392,247	SISTER SYSTEM	This uplift is for peer mentoring support to 270 additional girls who are in/affected by the care system across North London. Peer mentors/Big Sisters with lived experience will empower girls to raise mental wellness, enable a life free from abuse, enhancing their educational & employment opportunities through delivering our co-curated Peer2Peer PowerUp Programme.
27/01/2023	£75,000	SANCTUARY HOUSING ASSOCIATION	Grant of £75,000 to fund 13 units of supported HMO accommodation and staffing.
27/01/2023	£391,978 £66,237,000	CRISIS	Grant of £391,978 to Crisis to extend the Good Hotel for a period of three weeks.
27/01/2023	£1,432,743	LONDON BOROUGH OF CAMDEN	Funding for London Boroughs to support crime prevention projects.
27/01/2023	£1,114,224	LONDON BOROUGH OF HILLINGDON	Funding for London Boroughs to support crime prevention projects.
27/01/2023	£1,667,370	LONDON BOROUGH OF SOUTHWARK	Funding for London Boroughs to support crime prevention projects.
27/01/2023	£1,020,222	LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM FOREST	Funding for London Boroughs to support crime prevention projects.
27/01/2023	£1,428,384	ROYAL BOROUGH OF GREENWICH	Funding for London Boroughs to support crime prevention projects.
26/01/2023	£50,756 £368,204	STREETS OF GROWTH	This uplift is for the expansion of Inspire Talent, enhancing 'Trusted Adult' coaching for young people (14-24) experiencing exploitation/trauma/harm. Combining Trusted Adult Intervention Coaching with inspiring career relatable mentors to reduce harm and chances of exploitation.
26/01/2023	£533,230 £1,975,026	ASIAN WOMEN'S RESOURCE CENTRE	Prevention and Action Through Community Engagement Ending Harmful Practices Partnership (P&ACT EHP)
25/01/2023	£252,615 £625,102	REACHING HIGHER	This uplift is for expanding Reaching Highers' range of mentoring streams to an additional 250 vulnerable young people across Croydon over two years, working in partnership with P3YE (a local CIC which has been working with young people at high risk of violence since 2019).
25/01/2023	£9,994	NEW VISION FOR WOMEN C.I.C.	This project is to improve the life of new women refugees and asylum seekers who have just arrived in the unknown country to them.
25/01/2023	£4,950	ASIAN COMMUNITY CONCERN C.I.C.	Asian Community Concern helps the vulnerable women who are suffering from domestic violence and abuse. ACC empowers women to make positive changes to turn their lives around to become independent. Women are supported in Ealing borough, to develop a learning programme tailored to their needs. The project aims to strengthen the community by equipping the women with the skills and confidence to excel
25/01/2023	£60,000	MADLOVE LTD	The funding will deliver a proof of concept project responding to recommendations within A Manifesto for 2.8 Million Minds co-devised and launched by young Londoners in May 2022 at the Houses of Parliament. The pilot takes place in Tower Hamlets and is led by newly appointed Arts Council England national portfolio client, Madlove, with partners including Chisenhale Gallery, Bernie Grant Arts Centre and Whitechapel Gallery. The GLA supports the development of this pilot, which forms the second year of the Baring Foundation, Thriving through Culture programme.
24/01/2023	£425,577 £2,325,708	HIGH TREES COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT TRUST	To upscale projects that provide high quality mentoring for disadvantaged young Londoners who need the most support. Mentoring includes high-quality youth activity that builds a trusted and positive relationship with a young person over time.
24/01/2023	£81,729 £784,988	WORLD HEART BEAT MUSIC ACADEMY LIMITED	World Heart Beat's London Music Makers project will support an additional 260 disadvantaged young people aged 14-24 through access to 1:1 mentoring alongside music and creative activities. Over two years, we plan to increase mentoring delivery across new geographical areas and offer training and resources to mentors with lived experience.
23/01/2023	£66,000 £574,218	COVENT GARDEN DRAGON HALL TRUST	This uplift is for socially excluded young people who are not involved in our original Mentoring programme, providing the high quality, inclusive, nurturing, sustained and outcome-focused support that broadens their horizons, opens up new career pathways, expands their networks and will see them build the confidence to realise their potential.
20/01/2023	£106,668 £11,870,565	HOMELESS LINK	This project was match-funded by Homeless Link through fundraised contributions of £99,332. The GLA has only publised its contribution to the overall grant. This funding of £106,668 is to fund StreetLink services and the StreetLink London website.
19/01/2023	£132,933	LONDON BOROUGH OF BARNET	Barnet's bid focuses on three separate interventions to increase housing delivery by commissioning consultants to: 1. Create a site assessment tool for evaluating the viability of 60 sites identified by Barnet Council for the delivery of housing and growth – including affordable housing over the next 10 years. 2. Undertake detailed feasibility studies to assess the suitability of prioritised development in 7 car park sites up to RIBA stage 1 for affordable housing to be delivered by 2030. 3. Undertake detailed feasibility studies to assess the suitability of prioritised development in 5 non-car park sites up to RIBA stage 1 for affordable housing to be delivered by 2030.
19/01/2023	£75,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY	Systems improvement to create borough-wide asset management system enabling more efficient operation and long-term identification of assets for intensification, investment and potential redevelopment.
19/01/2023	£75,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY	Dedicated Development Manager resource for asset review, feasibility, due diligence and development readiness work on smaller and medium sized General Fund sites, along with external consultant costs for surveys and specialist advice.
19/01/2023	£250,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY	55 Morning Lane strategic development site: co-creation of a viable development brief and delivery model.
18/01/2023	£10,000 £85,332	PENINIM	This project will support upwards of 40 disabled women to access outdoor and indoor social/leisure spaces through supported trips every other month to parks, shopping centres, museums and other public spaces in London. They will be joined by their non-disabled peers; opening access to public spaces, reducing inequalities and bringing together women from different 'groups' in society to go out, and spend the day together.
18/01/2023	£9,992	ULTIMATE COUNSELLING C.I.C.	The project will support 145 asylum seekers, refugees and immigrants by addressing barriers causing loneliness and social isolation through delivery of a befriending service and provision of mental health support in the London Borough of Barking and Dagenham. Service users will develop increased feelings of belonging plus build social connections within and across different communities within the borough.
18/01/2023	£8,860	THE RAAW FOUNDATION LIMITED	This project will support 50 children and young people, from minoritized communities, aged 12 - 20, by holding weekly workshops and support sessions in Camden, culminating in a spoken word performance and film, platformed on-line. Over 12 weeks, they will build a stronger sense of autonomy, confidence, self-esteem and healthy relationships by using the Ken Blanchard Trust Model alongside creative writing and spoken word.
13/01/2023	£14,619 £541,837	CLAUK VIA INDO AMERICAN REFUGEE AND MIGRANT ORGANISATION (IRMO)	The Coalition of Latin Americans in the UK is made up of six Latin American-led partner organisations, including lead partner Indo-American Refugee and Migrant Organisation (IRMO). Together, they created and translated print resources into Spanish and Portuguese that were disseminated during awareness raising sessions from six community centres across London, in Camden, Hackney, Haringey, Islington, Lambeth and Southwark. Digital resources were also created and shared via each partners' social media accounts for pan-London coverage, including two videos. Three articles were published in community press and a Facebook Live was held to further raise awareness for those that could not attend in-person or scheduled online events.
13/01/2023	£15,000 £614,046	THE TRAVELLER MOVEMENT	The Traveller Movement developed a pan-London social media awareness campaign focused on the Gypsy, Traveller and Roma community in London. The campaign featured videos of trusted individuals in the community, online workshops and information sessions, factsheets, and awareness raising resources shared through the Traveller Movement’s organic community networks and social media platforms. In addition, the Traveller Movement held three face-to-face sessions at Traveller sites in Brent, Ealing and Greenwich
13/01/2023	£10,190 £603,690	BULGARIAN CENTRE FOR SOCIAL INTEGRATION AND CULTURE	This project was delivered in partnership with Edmonton Community Partnership. The Bulgarian Centre for Social Integration and Culture delivered in-person drop-in sessions in Bulgarian and hired another outreach officer to support individuals to apply for accepted photo Voter ID, free Voter Authority Certificate or register to vote. They created leaflets and posters for Bulgarian Londoners, including Bulgarian Roma, and disseminated them across Enfield. The focus of the project was Enfield as this is where most of the Bulgarian community in London is centred. However, BCSIC also delivered webinars in Bulgarian that were live streamed on social media and on Bulgarian Facebook forums to reach the wider Bulgarian community in London online.
13/01/2023	£12,841 £744,018	BRITISH DEAF ASSOCIATION	The British Deaf Association provided face-to-face information sessions in BSL at various locations across London covering Camden, Greenwich, Hackney, Harrow, Havering, and Newham. As people in the Deaf community often have to travel across boroughs to visit Deaf community groups, these in-person sessions had a wider impact beyond these boroughs, impacting individuals from Barking & Dagenham, Barnet, Bexley, Brent, Bromley, Haringey, Lewisham, and Tower Hamlets. The British Deaf Association also delivered a live-streamed Q&A event to Deaf people across London and created a BSL video that was shared via social media and emailed to Deaf community leaders to cascade to their networks.
13/01/2023	£15,000 £189,013	DISABILITY ACTION HARINGEY AND DISABILITY ACTION ISLINGTON	Disability Action Haringey worked with Disability Action Islington to create information in appropriate and accessible formats, such as three videos, and supported participants to apply for free Voter Authority Certificates and register to vote. Themed large-scale events, pop-ups and smaller meetings within community spaces and specialist forums were used to raise awareness and share information. Face-to-face activity took place in Haringey and Islington, and information was shared more widely via newsletters, posters, and social media by working with Inclusion London.
13/01/2023	£15,000 £282,539	HEALTH EQUALITY AND RIGHTS ORGANISATION T/A LGBT HERO	LGBT HERO delivered a social media awareness raising campaign for LGBTQ+ Londoners, with a focus on Trans and non-binary Londoners. They co-created resources and trained volunteers to help share the message among their peers at in-person community events. The campaign also ran online group drop-in sessions for Trans and non-binary people and worked with LGBT Consortium for enhanced pan-London reach. Information is now hosted on a new hub on www.lgbthero.org.uk in various formats. LGBT Hero were featured in two articles in community press.
13/01/2023	£11,500 £85,189	HENNA ASIAN WOMEN'S GROUP	Henna Asian Women's Group provided information and organised events for the South Asian community in Barnet, Camden, Westminster and Harrow, with a focus on in-person activity, held in English, Bengali, Urdu, Hindi, Gujarati and Pashto. Regular drop-ins and events included “kettle on” meetings and “Forms on Friday” weekly form filling advice sessions to help community members apply for accepted photo Voter ID, free Voter Authority Certificates and register to vote. Videos in various South Asian community languages about the Voting System Changes were used to inform more widely and were shared via social media. HAWG also created and disseminated leaflets in community languages.
13/01/2023	£13,334	THE ROMANIAN AND EASTERN EUROPEAN HUB	The Romanian and Eastern European Hub delivered outreach sessions in the form of standalone events, attending relevant community events, weekly drop-in sessions at the Romanian Consulate and practical 1-to-1 support sessions to help with voter registration and applications for accepted photo Voter IDs. Leaflets were widely distributed and a pan-London social media campaign was implemented, which focused on specific significant days that engage many Romanian Londoners. REEH’s impact covered Barnet, Brent, Haringey, Harrow, Newham and Waltham Forest. The project was delivered in partnership with Community Barnet.
13/01/2023	£14,390 £1,331,519	VOICE4CHANGE ENGLAND LIMITED	Voice4Change England developed a Pan-London social media awareness campaign, created printed resources and worked with 19 member organisations in London with emphasis on members from the Black and minoritized ethnic community groups. Activity included producing and sharing video and social media content, delivering online workshops, creating and distributing flyers, sharing information via a newsletter reaching Black and minoritized community projects, advertising in Orthodox Jewish media, and delivering face-to-face workshops.
13/01/2023	£450,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF SOUTHWARK	This project is the first phase of a masterplan created in consultation with the diverse local community for two neighbourhood parks, Consort Park and Dr Harold Moody Park. Improvements will include reducing flood risk and combating the urban heat island effect by planting trees and creating new green space by closing a road to motor traffic and merging the the two adjacent parks together
11/01/2023	£7,932 £51,525	ARCHBISHOP'S PARK COMMUNITY TRUST	This funding will enable the running of a gardening club at Archbishop's Park, which supports well-being for vulnerable adults and local residents. This will also provide work experience and training for young adults with learning disabilities who need to find entry level work or vocational training when they leave college.
11/01/2023	£9,950	SFIDA KOSOVAN/ALBANIAN/MACEDONIAN AND GORANI GROUP	This project will support ethnic Albanians pan-London, who have experienced domestic violence, human trafficking and modern slavery - to improve their mental and physical wellbeing, as well as become active and inclusive members of society.
11/01/2023	£9,955 £117,062	ROLLADOME ALL SKATE LIMITED	This project will support circa 100 young people aged 9-18 years-old from minority and marginalised groups in Hounslow to: participate in roller sports activities meeting social, emotional and physical needs emerging from the pandemic; and, create a digital asset that elevates their voices to reach decision makers and the wider community, articulating their lived experiences of COVID and their future ideal realities for their communities helping drive positive change.
11/01/2023	£10,000 £1,496,218	COMMUNITY BARNET (ON BEHALF OF THE ROMANIAN AND EASTERN EUROPEAN HUB)	This project will support 120 vulnerable Eastern Europeans with access to health, employment, welfare benefits, housing and education services
11/01/2023	£5,000 £33,702	INNOVATIVE VISION ORGANISATION	This Project is aiming at decreasing Isolation and loneliness among the people from minoritized, racialised Communities in London Borough of Haringey and neighbouring boroughs of Waltham Forest, Enfield and Hackney.
09/01/2023	£30,000	CAMDEN	The School Superzones Programme aims to provide funding to boroughs to ensure they can support schools to create healthier places for children, young people and their families to live, learn and play.
06/01/2023	£30,000	BROMLEY	The School Superzones Programme aims to provide funding to boroughs to ensure they can support schools to create healthier places for children, young people and their families to live, learn and play.
06/01/2023	£30,000	HAVERING	The School Superzones Programme aims to provide funding to boroughs to ensure they can support schools to create healthier places for children, young people and their families to live, learn and play.
06/01/2023	£30,000	HAVERING	The School Superzones Programme aims to provide funding to boroughs to ensure they can support schools to create healthier places for children, young people and their families to live, learn and play.
06/01/2023	£30,000	TOWER HAMLETS	The School Superzones Programme aims to provide funding to boroughs to ensure they can support schools to create healthier places for children, young people and their families to live, learn and play.
06/01/2023	£30,000	TOWER HAMLETS	The School Superzones Programme aims to provide funding to boroughs to ensure they can support schools to create healthier places for children, young people and their families to live, learn and play.
06/01/2023	£30,000	NEWHAM	The School Superzones Programme aims to provide funding to boroughs to ensure they can support schools to create healthier places for children, young people and their families to live, learn and play.
06/01/2023	£15,000	NEWHAM	The School Superzones Programme aims to provide funding to boroughs to ensure they can support schools to create healthier places for children, young people and their families to live, learn and play.
06/01/2023	£15,000	NEWHAM	The School Superzones Programme aims to provide funding to boroughs to ensure they can support schools to create healthier places for children, young people and their families to live, learn and play.
05/01/2023	£30,000	HARINGEY	The School Superzones Programme aims to provide funding to boroughs to ensure they can support schools to educate and create healthier places for children, young people and their families to live, learn and play.
05/01/2023	£29,500	LEWISHAM	The School Superzones Programme aims to provide funding to boroughs to ensure they can support schools to create healthier places for children, young people and their families to live, learn and play.
05/01/2023	£30,000	SUTTON	The School Superzones Programme aims to provide funding to boroughs to ensure they can support schools to create healthier places for children, young people and their families to live, learn and play.
05/01/2023	£30,000	WESTMINSTER COUNCIL	The School Superzones Programme aims to provide funding to boroughs to ensure they can support schools to create healthier places for children, young people and their families to live, learn and play.
04/01/2023	£9,720 £247,382	ADVICE SUPPORT KNOWLEDGE INFORMATION (ASKI)	This project will support 80 BAME lone elders who have mental and chronic physical health conditions (diabetes, dementia, Parkinson’s, heart conditions, etc.) and impacted by the pandemic. Individual support enabling participants to engage in a range of services that reduce isolation and improve health so participants can re-engage with their community, increasing connections.
04/01/2023	£9,955 £97,847	COMMUNITY CENTRE FOR REFUGEES FROM VIETNAM, LAOS AND CAMBODIA	This project supports the older members from the Southeast Asian and wider community based in Hackney (based in Centre 151) and beyond by the provision of physical and healthy activities, community events, administrative support and a befriending service. The programme aims to reduce isolation amongst older members, give a voice to under-represented communities and strengthen connections between community groups in this neighbourhood.
04/01/2023	£9,995 £66,282	DEAF UNITY	This project will benefit 15 individual parents of deaf children and their families (approx. 35 people) and 10 deaf immigrants by the provision of access to British Sign Language classes and a social/learning meet-up programme. The impact will be on new BSL users: in families this will strengthen parent/child relationships and support children to bridge the world between hearing and deaf communities; for deaf immigrants, learning BSL will help with relationships, work and social life.
04/01/2023	£9,765	EARLY YEARS COCOON CIC	This project will support 250+ families of young children (under 2s) by the provision of 2 additional monthly playgroup sessions in Barking & Dagenham for over one year, in order to provide children with a learning opportunity to grow and develop healthily; and parents with a safe space to come together.
04/01/2023	£9,985	EAST INDIA OVER 50'S CONSORTIUM (CONSORTIUM50)	This project will provide innovative gardening, creative, social activities and 1-1 support to 25 adults living with mental and/or physical health conditions, experiencing isolation and loneliness, whose lives are profoundly affected by the continued effects of the pandemic. Based in the Poplar area of Tower Hamlets, this holistic, out of hours initiative will stimulate (re) connection, build mutual support, confidence and self-care and join the dots in an individuals wellbeing.
04/01/2023	£10,000 £35,223	NEED TO TALK	This project will help create a quality service for vulnerable women in the community, whereby their difficulties (domestic violence) have been exacerbated due to COVID-19
04/01/2023	£10,000	PEER2PEER EDUCATION CIC	This project will support 1,200 young people through delivering Mental Health workshops and 1:1 Peer Mentoring in Barking and Dagenham, supporting them to recognise the early signs of mental health issues and equipping them with the knowledge of where support is available.
04/01/2023	£10,000	THE NO COLLECTIVE	This project is a new Culture Club and dry bar for the LGBTQ+ community in Romford. With a focus on cultural identity and experiences it will create Romford’s first safe, fun and educational space for people aged 17 - 24 to find solace, embrace their creative passion and to celebrate their identity. It will support hundreds of LGBTQ+ people in Havering and catalyse a sustainable group who can deliver more activities for their community.
04/01/2023	£4,950	AVANT-GARDENING C.I.C.	50 members of the LGBTQ+ community in Greenwich and Lewisham will devise and deliver a community-led and produced variety show for an older generation of LGBTQ+ community . The process will focus on bringing people together over the winter months to work with industry professionals to develop and deliver a fun, inclusive event in spring 2023.
04/01/2023	£4,800	FAMILY EMOTIONAL WELLBEING PROJECT (FEWP) C.I.C.	This project will contribute to improving wellbeing and mental health in the adult Latin American community. Between 60-70 people will be supported, by providing: 1. One to one support sessions with supervised counsellors. 2. Group workshops on how to improve your mental health. 3. Individual healing and wellbeing support session.
04/01/2023	£5,000	THE ASSOCIATION OF REDBRIDGE AFRICAN CARIBBEAN COMMUNITIES	This Project will support 50 people from the African Caribbean community in Redbridge and surrounding boroughs of East London.
04/01/2023	£4,773	THE MUSIC KLUB PROJECT C.I.C.	Trading Faces is a project about managing our mental health with music. It focuses on implementing a number of practises and techniques designed to strengthen the mindset and develop effective coping mechanisms to combat bouts of depression and anxiety
04/01/2023	£10,000	QUILOMBO UK COMMUNITY INTEREST COMPANY	This project will support up to 150 young Londoners to access the necessary skills and experience to support their pathway to employability.
04/01/2023	£10,000	AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT AND ADVOCACY CENTRE	The project will allow AFRIDAC to provide advocacy training and mentoring for 10 Community Advocates over six months in London. Increased advocacy skill will amplify the voice of the African community to influence social change, tackle poverty and inequality.
03/01/2023	£104,597	LGBTIQ+ OUTSIDE CIC	This project was match-funded by an Outside Project, at an amount of £5,088. Grant of £104,000 to provide SPACE at Anira House and homelessnss prevention outreach activity.
03/01/2023	£1,150,237 £118,798,000	ST MUNGO COMMUNITY HOUSING ASSOCIATION	Grant of £1,150,237 to St Mungo's to provide outreach and through care support to th pan-London T1000 cohort.
30/12/2022	£251,185	LONDON BOROUGH OF ISLINGTON	Disproportionality Challenge Fund
28/12/2022	£99,560	LONDON BOROUGH OF NEWHAM	Disproportionality Challenge Fund
22/12/2022	£89,810 £304,297	NEWHAM ALL STAR SPORTS ACADEMY	NASSA will deliver a two-year mentoring programme on a one-to-one, confidential basis to improve the mental health of 250 young people aged 14-18 from low-income families from across east London. It will build on existing learning and mentoring work formulated during the Covid-19 pandemic and NASSA’s Young Londoners Fund programme.
22/12/2022	£7,078 £28,978	INVISIBLE PALACE	This project will enable 16 volunteers to get involved in gardening. People of all ages, from a range of backgrounds come together in the heart of Crystal Palace, through a common interest. Volunteers build connections, learn skills, and improve the local area both for people and wildlife.
22/12/2022	£9,990 £2,035	ARTS BRIDGE CHARITY	This project will provide arts workshops that strengthens the emotional wellbeing of Black and Asian children from low-income families, empowering them to develop creative self-care practices. It will support children from 'hard-to-reach' communities who are experiencing emotional turmoil due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
22/12/2022	£8,581	CSM FOUNDATION (OPERATING AS CSM LONDON FC)	This project will support 52 adult males, 75% of whom will be from BAME backgrounds, by delivering football activities twice a week to 2 different motivator groups in Newham. The 2 sessions will be split amongst 22 beginners (casual games) and 30 developers (training). Both groups want to belong to a community post-Covid to reduce the isolated feeling they have felt since Covid-19. Also, the need for a friendly environment to help be physically active.
21/12/2022	£100,000	OSMANI TRUST	The funding will enable us to continue delivering long-term 1- 2-1 mentoring to young people (10-24 years old), using a trusted adult to help them make cognitive behaviour change; stop their involvement in drugs, violence and criminal activities and enable them to make positive choices in life.
21/12/2022	£98,758 £540,320	HMDT MUSIC	This uplift is to extend and expand the One Spirit mentoring programme, framed in an alternative curriculum of music/creative arts and personal development activities, to young people in the justice system in custody, in the community/transitioning back to community upon release, to support well-being, learning engagement and improved behaviour.
21/12/2022	£239,100	LONDON BOROUGH OF HAMMERSMITH AND FULHAM	This project seeks to establish the council's future development pipeline.
21/12/2022	£74,655	LONDON BOROUGH OF HAMMERSMITH AND FULHAM	This project relates principally to driving efficiencies within LBHF's development programme.
20/12/2022	£680,000	SOUTH WEST LONDON AND ST GEORGE'S MENTAL HEALTH NHS TRUST	To pilot new ways of working with people who sleep rough and have mental health needs in Richmond, Wandsworth, Kingston, Sutton and Merton. This includes providing a dedicated team of specialist mental health profressionals who will work closely with outreach teams to support people who are sleeping rough in the area.
20/12/2022	£3,000	SADLER'S WELLS	Grant funding for delivery of a 5-day 'Moving Programme' by 'Breakin Convention' as part of the EAST Summer School Programme 2022.
20/12/2022	£109,240	LONDON BOROUGH OF NEWHAM	After Schools Robbery Work -Tackling Robberies of Young People Funding for FY 2022/23-2023/24
20/12/2022	£98,600 £348,917	HOUNSLOW YOUTH COUNSELLING, ADVICE AND INFORMATION SERVICE	This uplift is to continue delivering an independent one-to-one counselling provision to young people in HMP/YOI Feltham, to relieve the suffering caused by emotional and psychological distress. We will expand this model of counselling within the prison to reach as many young people as we can, that need this type of intervention.
20/12/2022	£180,000	CATALYST IN COMMUNITIES C.I.C.	Our project- YouMeUs.TV provides quality mentoring to local young people, navigating multiple risk factors, wishing to access authentic opportunities in the creative industries. We propose to upscale by increasing the number of quality mentoring relationships. Supporting participants to increase their wellbeing and help them to navigate away from ‘harm’.
20/12/2022	£5,000	STEP UP 2 FITNESS	Funding will increase the reach of smart cooking workshops. Included is a walking program that involves recycling and using local greenspace - particularly for women, girls and people with disabilities, older people from BAME communities and residents who have their income reduced and fear of the increase of living costs.
20/12/2022	£9,532 £83,925	BIG RED BUS CLUB	This project will fund a Volunteer Coordinator, to support 25 volunteers a year, who will each volunteer alongside their children to provide a daily free 'Under 5 Stay & Play' session in Charlton. This enables local mums to make friends, decrease loneliness and build the community.
19/12/2022	£30,000	BADU COMMUNITY CIC	Badu Community CIC to deliver two projects: 1) A Community Steering Group: The recruited members will help and shape the Park flagship 'Great Get Together' event and also support 'Your Neighbourhood' talks in September 2022 and March 2023. 2) A Community Activation: This is to conduct local research and establish a best practice model for outreach and engagement.
15/12/2022	£284,046 £118,798,000	ST MUNGO COMMUNITY HOUSING ASSOCIATION	Revenue funding to deliver support services to 12 former rough sleepers in 2 6-bed Hyde Housing Association properties in Southwark
15/12/2022	£10,000 £1,082,626	CENTRE FOR LONDON	Centre for London will provide a high quality event which promotes LLDC’s Post-Occupancy study, and advances the subject of POE and learning from low carbon neighbourhoods in industry.
15/12/2022	£10,000	SPORT4HEALTH COMMUNITY INTEREST COMPANY	This project will support the physical and mental health of Older LGBTQ+ People through providing 4 hours per week of structured programmes of sport, exercise and social activities in Wandsworth and Westminster.
15/12/2022	£4,900 £18,650	MACULELE UK -AFRO-BRAZILIAN ARTS AND CULTURAL EXCHANGE INSTITUTE (ABACEI)	Social Inclusion project for disadvantaged children and young people in Southwark, using martial arts, dances and rhythms as the vehicle to reduce isolation and facilitate their integration in the community, specially after the impact that Covid-19 has caused in their communities.
15/12/2022	£5,000	HEALTHY MINDS, HEALTHY BODS	A unique four week course with a fresh approach to mental health that has achieved fantastic feedback focusing on building a growth mind-set, providing access to a personal trainer for group exercise sessions, building awareness of nutrition and how if affects the body, and an overview on why a healthy lifestyle is so important. Done in a fun, interactive way, and devised by people who have overcome depression and substance issues.
15/12/2022	£4,962	WHALE SONG MUSIC THERAPY C.I.C.	This project will support 12 siblings of children with a disability to access group music therapy once a week for at least twelve weeks in Waltham Forest. Through music therapy the children will develop peer support networks, improve their emotional wellbeing and explore a variety of ways to communicate challenging emotions.
15/12/2022	£66,560	LONDON BOROUGH OF LAMBETH	Feasibility studies will be undertaken of two opportunities to deliver in-fill development on LBL's non-Homes for Lambeth estates with potential to deliver c.42 homes and to validate their suitability for affordable housing.
15/12/2022	£133,440	LONDON BOROUGH OF LAMBETH	Detailed Feasibility Studies and Business Case Development for 2 complex General Fund sites with potential to deliver c. 170-190 homes.
14/12/2022	£442,385 £116,213	OXLEAS NHS FOUNDATION TRUST	To pilot new ways of working with people who sleep rough and have mental health needs in Greenwich, Bexley and Bromley. This includes providing a dedicated team of specialist mental health profressionals who will work closely with outreach teams to support people who are sleeping rough in the area.
13/12/2022	£47,200 £225,629	HUMAN TRAFFICKING FOUNDATION	Bridge Funding
12/12/2022	£35,766 £6,247,036	ADVANCE ADVOCACY AND NON VIOLENCE COMMUNITY EDUCATION	Female Offenders Diversion Pilot: Modification to Grant Agreement Adult Diversion Pilot for Women - 8-week extension of service provision (Original was MOPAC 158)
12/12/2022	£662,612 £1,048,233	SURVIVORS UK	Funding of core activities related to specialist support to Male Victims of sexual violence for financial years 22/23 and 24/25.
12/12/2022	£41,116	LONDON BOROUGH OF CAMDEN	This bid is for revenue funding to support land assembly, part-funding costs to develop the masterplan, feasibility and business case. Negotiations have begun with the neighbouring landowners – bringing together a public sector partnership to maximise development capacity. This funding would allow this work to be brought forward, to align with the delivery of the Council’s sites.
10/12/2022	£170,000 £514,028	CREATIVE LAND TRUST	To deliver a project space with cultural engagement officer to hold workshops and events within the new Alice Billings House. The project will also deliver a strategy for activating underused space on Stratford High Street.
09/12/2022	£10,000	SAFER BUSINESS NETWORK CIC	Safer Business Network will deliver training to night time businesses to give them the tools they need to tackle issues around vulnerability of staff and customers.
05/12/2022	£576,306	LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM FOREST	Sub-grant under MOPAC 813 - Safe & Together
02/12/2022	£75,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF HAMMERSMITH & FULHAM	This project will transform an underused concrete space at Eelbrook Common to green space. The project will depave a 1700m2 grey area, install sustainable drainage to tackle surface water flooding, plant a wildlife-friendly meadow and native hedging and improve access.
02/12/2022	£65,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF SUTTON	This project will transform the Oru Space rooftop into a community and sensory garden on Sutton High Street. The garden will focus on working with local special needs schools and children with autism and will provide an environmental educational programme.
02/12/2022	£56,880	LONDON BOROUGH OF EALING	This project will create a new pocket park near Southall High Street. The project will depave an underused, grey square to create space for biodiverse planting, sustainable drainage, additional seating and tree planting. The project will be co-designed, delivered and maintained through a series of community engagement and volunteering workshops
02/12/2022	£56,750 £10,327	EAST FINCHLEY COMMUNITY TRUST	This project will transform neglected Market Place Playground into a green, playable landscape and community hub. The project will depave and add greening, trees and sustainable urban drainage to create a new shady and climate resilient space in an area that currently lacks green space.
02/12/2022	£50,000 £1,042,118	CORE ARTS	This project will transform an underused part of the St Barnabas Churchyard in Homerton into a co-designed community garden. The project will include sustainable urban drainage, drought tolerant planting, water harvesting and a teaching hub area for green skills training.
02/12/2022	£50,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF ENFIELD	This project will enhance a blue-green walking and cycling route along the Boundary Brook in Edmonton. The project will promote active travel and natural play, create a new pocket park and install sustainable drainage to mitigate flood risk.
02/12/2022	£50,000 £410,177	THE BOILER HOUSE COMMUNITY SPACE	This project will create a new garden at a community centre in Stoke Newington. The project will open up a new green walking route, depave to turn grey space to green, utilise rainwater harvesting and plant a forest garden.
02/12/2022	£50,000 £1,761,131	THAMES21	This project will deliver the first phase of this community-led project to respond to flooding in Walthamstow. The project will commission a local surface water flood study, install 30 rain planters and enhance ditches, working with the local community to manage flood risk and build resilience.
02/12/2022	£50,000 £4,041,686	TREES FOR CITIES	This project will transform three primary school playgrounds in areas of high flood risk. The project will include new landscaping, planting trees and depaving grey areas to create raingardens and outdoor classrooms. It will also support 145 teachers through on the ground training.
02/12/2022	£49,018 £13,485,993	ENABLE LEISURE AND CULTURE	This project will reinvigorate an active travel route between Tooting Gardens and St George’s Hospital. The project will green the passage, add permeable surfacing to mitigate flooding risk and new seating to create a safe, accessible and attractive green walking and cycling route, connecting residents and hospital staff, patients and visitors with local green space.
02/12/2022	£44,215	ST JAMES STREET BIG LOCAL	This project will make local streets in Walthamstow greener and more climate resilient. The project will add rain gardens to provide sustainable drainage and increase green space and trees in an area lacking in green space. The final design will be developed with the residents and the local school community through creative engagement activities.
02/12/2022	£43,000	WHAT IF: PROJECTS LTD	This project will create a community garden and growing space in Hoxton. The project will install planters, rain gardens, a trellis area, seating and plant new trees. It will depave areas of existing tarmac and deliver a programme of workshops for local young people.
02/12/2022	£34,269	NEU ARCHITECTS	This project will create an accessible new green space in front of their housing block in Holborn. The project will depave 150m2 tarmac and add greening and growing space to create a new pocket park with local residents and businesse
02/12/2022	£41,330 £591,942,000	THE NATIONAL TRUST	This project will open a 2000m2 green space up to the public for the first time. The project will create a new community garden, connect local people with nature and support green skills development with a diverse engagement and activity programme.
02/12/2022	£38,750	METROPOLITAN THAMES VALLEY HOUSING	This project will transform a disused games court at a housing estate on top of a Haringey shopping centre into a new community garden. This resident-led project will turn a grey space to green and include rainwater harvesting and a food growing and biodiversity skills programme.
02/12/2022	£36,312	URBAN GROWTH LEARNING GARDENS	This project will create a new community garden and allotments in an area with few private gardens. The project will deliver a food growing programme and supply surplus fruits and vegetables to community-led distribution networks.
02/12/2022	£35,630	LEAP LONDON CIC	This project will repurpose underused grey and green areas at two primary schools. The project will plant edible gardens and wildflower meadows and deliver gardening and biodiversity workshops and training for school staff and parent volunteers.
02/12/2022	£35,332	ST MARTINS TENANTS & RESIDENTS	This project will turn a neglected space at the junction of two busy roads into an accessible green space. The project will remove 430m2 of tarmac to green the space and be created through workshops with local residents.
02/12/2022	£35,000	NORTHFIELD HOUSE TENANTS AND RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION	This project will create a multifunctional space with raised beds, natural play features, planting and seating and will include a children’s gardening club and regular gardening days.
02/12/2022	£34,490	FATHER NATURE LIMITED	This project will transform a schoolyard from grey to green, with a wetland area, pond and nature garden and raised beds for food growing. The project will train Lambeth residents and teachers as ‘Eco Educators’ to pass outdoor skills on to young people, the next generation of ‘Green Guardians’.
02/12/2022	£31,270 £66,286	BETHNAL GREEN NATURE RESERVE TRUST	This project will develop a neighbourhood food growing hub at a currently publicly inaccessible site. The project will provide workshops as entry points for residents new to growing their own food, a paid internship and mental health support, working with local schools, women’s groups and referrals from GP surgeries.
02/12/2022	£28,168 £790,820	GLOBAL GENERATION	This project will create a ‘floating garden’ on a barge on the Regent’s Canal in Camden and Islington that will provide opportunities for local young people to learn about the environment and biodiversity. The project will be co-created with young people and will include a floating reedbed, intergenerational storywalks and gardening sessions with the boating community.
02/12/2022	£26,200	POPLAR HARCA	This project will upgrade several green spaces and gardens in Poplar. The project will increase access to green space for underrepresented communities and offer green training opportunities, including a green skills programme, accredited horticulture qualifications and a paid position.
02/12/2022	£25,000	THE KINGSDALE FOUNDATION (KINGSDALE FOUNDATION SCHOOL)	This project will turn a piece of land at the front of the school into a garden. The project will include an outdoor classroom and a programme of educational activities relating to the environment and climate change.
02/12/2022	£25,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY	This project will create a new wildlife corridor to allow species to more easily move across Hackney Marshes. The project will work with community volunteers to transform an existing car park into a biodiverse, habitat-rich space.
02/12/2022	£20,000 £645,516	STANLEY ARTS	This project will create a micro green space in the public forecourt of the grade II-listed Stanley Arts building in South Norwood. The project will train eight volunteers from communities that are often underrepresented in the horticulture sector and will depave a concrete area to create a new green space for the local community.
02/12/2022	£20,000	GROW LEWISHAM	This project will enhance existing green spaces and create a new community garden. The project will involve community food growing and education activities and will be led and developed with the local community through a programme of events and training.
02/12/2022	£17,502 £231,990	ACTION FOR REFUGEES IN LEWISHAM (AFRIL)	This project will introduce climate-friendly practices to their Allotment of Refuge food growing space. The project will provide training opportunities for people from refugee, asylum seeker and no recourse to public funds families and will enable 100 children to access forest school workshops.
02/12/2022	£10,300	LONDON BOROUGH OF LAMBETH	This project will open up a small nature area on the border of Lambeth, Wandsworth and Merton, with 1.5hectares of woodland, to the public. The project will improve accessibility, restore wildlife habitat, run an activity programme with local schools and support the development of a Friends of group to help care for the site.
02/12/2022	£10,250	HORNBEAM ENVIRONMENT CENTRE	This project will improve public spaces at the Grange Estate in Walthamstow. The project will be co-created with local young people and residents but will likely include planting fruit trees, installing raised beds for food growing and creating wildlife habitat.
02/12/2022	£5,000	BRIXTON BID LTD	This project will further develop plans to make a public green space in Brixton more attractive, accessible and climate resilient. The project will plant new trees, install seating and play opportunities and sustainable drainage to mitigate flood risk
02/12/2022	£5,000 £46,745	FRIENDS OF HANOVER (HANOVER SCHOOL ASSOCIATION)	This project will further develop plans to transform their grey school rooftop in Islington into a new green space. The project will include new planting, rainwater harvesting, a wildlife area and will provide shade.
02/12/2022	£50,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF CAMDEN	This project will depave and green areas of a street in South Hampstead that is prone to surface water flooding. The project will remove 140m2 of tarmac and plant trees with sustainable urban drainage to mitigate flood risk.
02/12/2022	£50,000 £55,288	STREET TREES FOR LIVING	This project will deliver a community-led tree planting and sponsorship programme across Lewisham to support residents to fill empty street tree pits. This pilot project will plant 100 trees and provide aftercare support.
02/12/2022	£50,000	LONDON FIELDS USER GROUP	This project will enhance London Fields for biodiversity. The project will create a woodland area, including more hedging and planting, introduce wetland and meadow habitats and enhance a green classroom area.
02/12/2022	£50,000	HESTON ACTION GROUP	This project will create a new ‘Tree Hub’ in Heston to support residents and local schools to plant and care for street and park trees. The project will involve community mapping of planting opportunities, planting of a “food forest” and community orchard and distributing whips to the local community.
02/12/2022	£49,494	GARDENS' RESIDENTS' ASSOCIATION	This project will increase tree canopy cover at a grey side street in Haringey. The project will remove tarmac to make space for trees and raingardens to mitigate flood risk. It will make up part of a wider audiovisual tour connecting local green spaces with St Ann’s Hospital.
02/12/2022	£45,000	WILLOW BROOK PRIMARY ACADEMY SCHOOL	This project will transform their tarmac schoolyard in Leyton from grey to green. The project will include an edible woodland, a dipping pond, raised food growing beds and a shaded area for outdoor learning.
02/12/2022	£40,000 £458,995	FAITHS FORUM FOR LONDON	This project will deliver interfaith community events to plant trees across London. The project will promote the physical and mental health benefits of using green space to London’s faith communities via a programme of events.
02/12/2022	£40,000	CITY OF LONDON CORPORATION	This project will plant new street trees on a paved street in the City of London and Tower Hamlets. The project will install in-ground tree pits with raingarden-style planting to provide shade and reduce surface water flooding and provide volunteering opportunities.
02/12/2022	£40,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF BARNET	This project will plant 103 street trees. Trees will be planted in the areas with the lowest existing tree canopy cover to provide shade.
02/12/2022	£40,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF BRENT COUNCIL	This project will plant 115 new street trees to create shady tree-lined avenues. Local residents and young people will be involved in planting and tree maintenance.
02/12/2022	£40,000	HARINGEY COUNCIL	This project will plant 100 new street trees in wards with existing low tree canopy cover, such as Tottenham Central, Tottenham Hale and Seven Sisters. Local residents will help to choose planting locations and care for the planted trees. These new trees will provide shade and help to absorb rainwater in areas at risk of flooding.
02/12/2022	£36,096	TREES FOR BERMONDSEY	This project will revive an underused park in South Bermondsey. The project will plant trees and hedgerow and add natural play features.
02/12/2022	£35,513	MUSLIM WOMEN OF MERTON (MWM) PART OF MORDEN ISLAMIC COMMUNITY CENTRE (MICC)	This project will reinvigorate part of Mostyn Gardens in Merton Park. The project will plant trees and shrubs, including creating a community orchard.
02/12/2022	£35,000	ROYAL BOROUGH OF GREENWICH	This project will create a new woodland in an open space on Coldharbour Estate. The project will plant 2,515 trees with the local community to create a shady area and provide volunteering, training and employment opportunities.
02/12/2022	£27,000 £2,224	SOUTH BANK AND WATERLOO NEIGHBOURS	This project will plant thirty street trees in areas of low tree canopy cover in Waterloo. The project will help to create new shady avenues and will involve local residents and businesses in planting and maintenance.
02/12/2022	£26,000	FRIENDS OF HALLIWICK REC	This project will plant new trees as part of their plans to regenerate Halliwick Recreation Ground in Muswell Hill. The project will plant eighteen standard trees and provide volunteering and activities to engage with local primary schools, families and residents.
02/12/2022	£23,940	LONDON BOROUGH OF CROYDON	This project will plant a community orchard and trees to provide shade. This community-led project will deliver training opportunities for residents and fruit will be distributed via local food bank networks.
02/12/2022	£22,000 £3,391,751	THE ALBANY	This project will depave a concrete area to make space for a new orchard at an arts centre in Deptford. The project will involve local children, older adults and young people with disabilities in planting, community food growing and cooking sessions.
02/12/2022	£20,000 £4,041,686	TREES FOR CITIES	This project will create a woodland in Uxbridge. The project will plant 8,600 whips and 45 standard trees at Philpot’s Farm and Stonefield Park and provide community planting days and volunteering opportunities.
02/12/2022	£18,840	NORTH WEST KENT COUNTRYSIDE PARTNERSHIP	This project will help a school in Belvedere make their grounds more climate resilient. The project will include tree and native hedge planting, rainwater harvesting and a wildflower meadow to provide wildlife habitats and mitigate flood risk.
02/12/2022	£18,562	LONDON BOROUGH OF LAMBETH	This project will create a new willow woodland at Streatham Common. The project will create swales to hold rainwater and manage flood risk and provide community tree planting days, workshops with local schools and formal training for volunteers.
02/12/2022	£17,120 £608,587	THE ORCHARD PROJECT	This project will plant two new orchards with rainwater harvesting and wildlife habitats for schoolchildren to connect with nature. The project will train 120 students and ten teachers to care for the orchards through a programme of training workshops.
02/12/2022	£12,188	STILLNESS JUNIOR SCHOOL	This project will deliver the second phase of their project to create an Eco Garden for outdoor learning and play. The school community came together to reclaim a site listed to be tarmacked over and transform it into a garden. The project will now plant trees, a wildflower meadow and butterfly-friendly planting.
02/12/2022	£10,000	CANNON LANE PRIMARY SCHOOL	This project will plant 100 trees, create an orchard and a wildflower meadow at their school in Harrow. This new area will help to provide shade for outdoor learning and play, as well as new wildlife habitat.
01/12/2022	£25,000 £11,963	PEPYS COMMUNITY FORUM	Community-led project to explore Deptford Docks association with the Trans Atlantic Slave Trade. Leading to a digital walking trail with physical markers to celebrate the contribution of black and racially minoritised people to the area.
01/12/2022	£5,799,096 £4,620,949	WOMEN AND GIRLS NETWORK	London Survivors Gateway
28/11/2022	£30,000 £7,403,686	HUBBUB	A service to reduce food waste, by working with businesses to redistribute edible food that would otherwise be thrown away to a network of community kitchens across London. Food Connect support vulnerable Londoners suffering from food insecurity.
28/11/2022	£30,000	RELONDON	A pan-London awareness-raising campaign to inform and empower Londoners to reduce their personal food footprint. Aiming to reduce household food waste; food-related consumption-based emissions; and save households money on their food bills. The campaign will be delivered by ReLondon in partnership the GLA, London Councils, One World Living (a London Councils-led climate initiative focussed on reducing consumption emissions), and 23 London boroughs.
28/11/2022	£149,255	LONDON BOROUGH OF BRENT	Disproportionality Challenge Fund
16/11/2022	£27,500	JEWISH LEADERSHIP COUNCIL	To assist in the delivery of the Chanukah/ Menorah event at Trafalger Sq
14/11/2022	£1,500 £2,228,247	PRAXIS COMMUNITY PROJECTS	To contribute funding to Praxis' delivery of the Ending Migrant Homelessness for Good conference. The conference seeks to address migrant homelessness and provides an opportunity to share best practice on how to support non-UK nationals sleeping rough.
11/11/2022	£140,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF BROMLEY	To deliver a programme focused upon young people at Bromley High Street. The project will deliver ongoing youth engagement with young people; two Young Person Market Events in early evening; ongoing workshops and activity programme; infrastructure improvements.
10/11/2022	£322,782	LONDON BOROUGH OF REDBRIDGE	Spotlight
09/11/2022	£200,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF HOUNSLOW	To deliver the agreed project outputs and aims for the Hounslow High Street / The Loft Meanwhile space activation in Hounslow Town Centre.
08/11/2022	£1,842,243 £715,534	RAPE AND SEXUAL ABUSE SUPPORT CENTRE (RASASC) GUILDFORD LIMITED	South London Rape Crisis Centre (FY 2022-23 to 2024-25 Funding Allocation).
08/11/2022	£109,517	LONDON BOROUGH OF LEWISHAM	After Schools Robbery Work -Tackling Robberies of Young People Funding for FY 2022/23-2023/24
07/11/2022	£54,300	PETER BEDFORD HOUSING ASSOCIATION	Revenue funding to deliver support services to 9 former rough sleepers in Peter Bedford Housing Association properties, building on existing programme of 12 units previously funded.
04/11/2022	£4,000	FILIPINO NURSES ASSOCIATION UK	Developing a public art work to celebrate Filipino Nurses in London and their important role during the COVID-19 crisis.
04/11/2022	£5,560 £85,000	POSITIVE NETWORK COMMUNITY PROJECT	Community workshops to design a new mural celebrating black Londoners in Merton.
02/11/2022	£839,773 £1,810,765	HOUSING JUSTICE	To fund Housing Justice in activities which coordinate and support London’s winter night shelter capacity, and improve outcomes for shelter guests. This funding will be used to provide a team of pan-London Catalyst Workers to support shelter projects.
27/10/2022	£3,000 £165,373	SOCIAL ARK	Grant funding for delivery of a 2-day ‘Set up your own Social Enterprise' course as part of the EAST Summer School 2022. On the 5th August the summer school students will present their pitch during Summer School celebration event.
25/10/2022	£29,850 £26,782	GT SCHOLARS FOUNDATION CIC	This uplift is for young boys , aged 12-14, at risk of exclusion. We are seeking funding to support 20 young boys through 1-to-1 mentoring and skill-building workshops. Our project aims to raise each young person's aspirations, improve their confidence and help them develop skills and strategies to improve their behaviour.
25/10/2022	£190,000	ROYAL FREE LONDON NHS FOUNDATION TRUST	To support delivery of the GLA’s 2022/23 mental health programme. The work will develop and deliver: • The Mental Health and Wellbeing Recovery Mission • Right to Thrive • CYP Mental Health programme of activity • Projects, insights and training to highlight and address the mental health impacts of the cost of living crisis • Research and Insights function • Several public mental health campaigns
22/10/2022	£30,140 £425,926	THE VIOLENCE INTERVENTION PROJECT	Building upon our ‘Urban Therapy’ treatment model, we will use this funding to focus on 19-24 year olds. We anticipate there will be less 'crisis intervention', allowing more scope for building positive social networks and working towards ETE. Increasing confidence, soft skills and maintenance routines which form good habits.
21/10/2022	£9,750	MENTIVITY	Open Doors provides coaching , mentoring and support to young people during school holidays periods, ensuring they have access to local role models, local delivery and enriching engagement in safe and familiar spaces. It focusses on supporting the most at-risk young people in London, working with secondary schools, local authorities, PRU's and community groups to engage young people that have already been or at risk of exclusion from mainstream education and/or youth crime.
21/10/2022	£30,000 £361,814	MAIDEN LANE YOUTH & COMMUNITY CENTRE	Girls aged from 10+ who are faced with challenges during their adolescence. We will help them to know their self-value and worth and learn how to pivot and make positive decisions for the future. As the girls develop through this personal and creative development mentoring, they will have the ability to become peer mentors too.
21/10/2022	£9,750	MENTIVITY C.I.C.	Open Doors provides coaching , mentoring and support to young people during school holidays periods, ensuring they have access to local role models, local delivery and enriching engagement in safe and familiar spaces. It focusses on supporting the most at-risk young people in London, working with secondary schools, local authorities, PRU's and community groups to engage young people that have already been or at risk of exclusion from mainstream education and/or youth crime.
20/10/2022	£180,000	THE ARCANE EMPORIUM LTD	To deliver six new shipping container units that will provide carry on space for market traders alongside training, enabling traders to grow their businesses; to refurbish one disused arch to provide community space, and extension of existing market trading hours on Bohemia Place.
20/10/2022	£28,050 £269,833	PEGASUS OPERA COMPANY LTD	This uplift is for the continuation and development of our Music Mentoring programme where we deliver weekly music (composition and singing) activities alongside mentoring support outside of school time for participants with SEND, low income (in receipt of pupil premium) and those from refugee and asylum seeker families aged 11-15 young in Brixton.
20/10/2022	£124,417 £21,690	THE RIVERSIDE GROUP LIMITED	Revenue funding to deliver a peer-led outreach service to support long-term rough sleepers to engage with services and into accomodation.
19/10/2022	£29,550	THE REASONS WHY FOUNDATION CIC	We will work with 20 young people involved in crime, matching them with an aspirational mentor who will work with them 1:1 with weekly contact to support behavioural change for as long as needed. Using our innovative, tried and tested approach we will co-ordinate support with partners to reduce re-offending.
19/10/2022	£795,000 £10,805,000	LONDON COMMUNITY FOUNDATION	Psychologically informed environments
18/10/2022	£115,000	WESTMINSTER CITY COUNCIL	To provide the foundations to start the diversification of the retail offer and focus on destination experiences on Harrow Road by setting up a local business association; to deliver ayoung enterprise pop up market; to create activation plans for empty and underused properties; to scope the conversion of garages to work spaces studios for local talent
18/10/2022	£1,462,900 £2,866,759	THE NIA PROJECT	East London Rape Crisis Centre (FY 2022-23 to 2024-25 Funding Allocation).
17/10/2022	£644,769 £3,806,694	REDTHREAD YOUTH LIMITED	Hospital Based Youth Work in Major Trauma Centres (MTCs) - Youth Violence Intervention. Allocation of MOPAC funding for FY 2022/23
17/10/2022	£107,240	LONDON BOROUGH OF ENFIELD	After Schools Robbery Work -Tackling Robberies of Young People Funding for FY 2022/23-2023/24
17/10/2022	£110,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF HARINGEY	After Schools Robbery Work -Tackling Robberies of Young People Funding for FY 2022/23-2023/24
17/10/2022	£1,449,669 £4,620,949	WOMEN AND GIRLS NETWORK	West London Rape Crisis Centre (FY 2022-23 to 2024-25 Funding Allocation).
14/10/2022	£181,450 £2,866,759	THE NIA PROJECT	Allocation of Ministry of Justice DA and SV funding FY 2021/22
13/10/2022	£159,999 £8,866,000	THE CONVERSATION VOLUNTEERS	This funding is to provide free packs of 50 trees for community groups, schools and housing estates.
11/10/2022	£951,420	LONDON BOROUGH OF BROMLEY	Funding for London Boroughs to support crime prevention projects.
11/10/2022	£1,462,900 £15,257,322	SOLACE WOMEN'S AID	North London Rape Crisis Centre (FY 2022-23 to 2024-25 Funding Allocation). Linked to MOPAC 657
11/10/2022	£70,000	UNIVERSITY OF NOTTINGHAM	Funding for Development of an App for Children in Police Custody - Disproportionality Challenge Fund 2022/23
10/10/2022	£209,052	LONDON BOROUGH OF BARKING AND DAGENHAM	ReMove Abuse
10/10/2022	£107,689	ROYAL BOROUGH OF GREENWICH	General, Stalking and Adolescent Perpetrator Programmes Fund - Funding for FY 2022/23
10/10/2022	£649,375 £9,200,712	SAFELIVES	Modification to sub-grant under MOPAC 684, linked to sub-grant 815 and continuation of DA Perps Funding for Restart in 22/23
07/10/2022	£145,000 £9,197,000	TOYNBEE HALL	To provide funding to Toynbee Hall to contribute to the operating costs of a mobile debt and money advice bus. The service will be delivered by the Debt-Free London partnership from 1st November 2022 to 31st January 2023 and will provide debt and money advice along with wider support with the cost of living to Londoners from up to 60 high-footfall locations across London.
07/10/2022	£10,823 £61,585	NEWHAM CHINESE ASSOCIATION	The Create Your Docks Community Fund is a programme to support people to get actively involved in the regeneration of the Royal Docks. The fund is designed to enable local community groups, organisations and people living or working in the Royal Docks to activate and celebrate the area. It aims to fund projects that offer opportunities for different communities to come together and deliver activities that are welcoming, inclusive and create a vibrant sense of place.
06/10/2022	£1,794,774	LONDON BOROUGH OF CROYDON	Funding for London Boroughs to support crime prevention projects.
06/10/2022	£1,358,811	LONDON BOROUGH OF EALING	Funding for London Boroughs to support crime prevention projects.
06/10/2022	£1,752,681	LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY	Funding for London Boroughs to support crime prevention projects.
06/10/2022	£1,557,144	LONDON BOROUGH OF ISLINGTON	Funding for London Boroughs to support crime prevention projects.
06/10/2022	£1,356,591	LONDON BOROUGH OF WANDSWORTH	Funding for London Boroughs to support crime prevention projects.
06/10/2022	£229,104	ROYAL BOROUGH OF RICHMOND UPON THAMES	Funding for London Boroughs to support crime prevention projects.
05/10/2022	£8,333	RENEW CULTURE	The Arts Green Book: Sustainable Buildings is a toolkit which provides guidance and standards to move the UK’s cultural building infrastructure towards zero carbon. An online tool is also provided enable the production of Sustainability Plans for cultural organisations. The grant will enable Renew Culture who authored the Arts Green Book to engage with and support cultural organisations with the use of the toolkit and the organisation survey tool. This will ensure that recommendations and guidance are taken up by organisations in a supportive way, thereby increasing long-term sustainability outcomes.
05/10/2022	£131,452	ROYAL BOROUGH OF KENSINGTON AND CHELSEA	Revenue funding to deliver a Housing First support service for 5 former rough sleepers housed in self-contained accommodation in the borough
03/10/2022	£149,560	PURLEY BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT CIC	To support the delivery of engagement and co-design activities for public space improvements and activation through events, and improved pedestrian connectivity between the high street and rail station.
01/10/2022	£90,000	WORLD CITIES CULTURE FORUM	Support the establishment of World Cities Culture Forum as a not-for-profit organisation with the Mayor of London as Patron
01/10/2022	£50,203 £8,920,807	CONTACT	to create accessible online content that is translated into Somali, Arabic and Polish, to help families with a disabled child to understand the UK benefit system and what support they are entitled to.
01/10/2022	£49,716	ENTITLEDTO	To create an advice connect function for its existing entitlement checker to help users with different types of advice needs.
01/10/2022	£37,385	HYDE HOUSING	To develop its Universal Credit Helper tool into different languages and to create a Cost-of-Living helper tool.
01/10/2022	£33,300 £1,019,235	INCLUSION LONDON	To create a tool to help disabled people and their carers construct a claim for Disability Related Expenditure.
01/10/2022	£67,800	POLICY IN PRACTICE	To create three new features for its Entitlement Checker (1) eligibility for Local Welfare Assistance schemes (2) eligibility for social water tariffs (3) EPC rating and links to energy efficiency programmes.
01/10/2022	£38,644 £385,185	RIGHTSNET	To create a new guided pathway to support Londoners through the existing Advicelocal web service.
01/10/2022	£157,309 £34,908,000	TURN2US	To redevelop its existing grant search tool for London, enabling Londoners to identify local and national grants they are eligible for and translate online content.
01/10/2022	£17,880 £837,451	COMMUNITY ACTION SUTTON	Sutton Safer Neighbourhood Board
01/10/2022	£21,314 £1,496,218	COMMUNITY BARNET	Barnet Safer Neighbourhood Board
30/09/2022	£320,000 £4,041,686	TREES FOR CITIES	For every tree sponsored by a resident or local business in a participating Borough, the Mayor sponsored one further tree in a priority area (up to a total of 1000 trees).
28/09/2022	£320,000 £4,041,686	TREES FOR STREETS	Trees for Streets offers Londoners the opportunity to select, sponsor and look after trees outside their homes. The Mayor will match fund 1,000 trees to plant in priority areas of boroughs where trees have been sponsored. In addition the Mayor will support the first year fee for councils wishing to join the Trees for Streets programme to help encourage Londoners and businesses to sponsor and look after trees
23/09/2022	£30,000	BUILDING BLOQS AT MERIDIAN WORKS LTD	Capital support towards up to one third of the costs of a 111kWp solar PV array at Building Bloqs, an open access factory providing affordable workspace and machine access to professional makers, companies, learners, and start-ups using a pay-as-you-go model. The installation will acheive a reduction in carbon emissions and site energy running costs.
20/09/2022	£100,000	W3 HIVE CIC	To set up a ‘Repair & Restore Hub’ and in an empty unit on Churchfield Rd. The space will operate as a circular economy community store and deliver repair and restore workshops and entrepreneurial training. There will be an opportunity for young people to get involved in launching and developing brands from scratch and will include workshops in branding and marketing and repairing and upcycling
16/09/2022	£300,000 £4,899,931	LAUREUS SPORT FOR GOOD FOUNDATION	Building on the success of Model City London initiative over the years 1-4, this grant funding will enable the development of sustainable community hubs that connect, advocate and fundraise in three areas in London: Hounslow, Haringey and Barking.
15/09/2022	£5,400	BROWNBABY	An intergenerational project to develop a new public art work that celebrates the diversity of North Kensington.
15/09/2022	£24,000 £11,508	CAMBERWELL ARTS LIMITED	A new public artwork and digital interactive tour to celebrate broacaster and poet, Una Marson, in Camberwell where she was born.
15/09/2022	£6,000	CARNAVAL DEL PUEBLO ASOCIACIóN	Feasibility project to develop proposals for a mobile structure to host and display latin culture in public spaces in London.
15/09/2022	£4,000	CLUB KALI NETWORK CIC	A partnership project to develop a public artwork that celebrates South Asian LGBTQ+ History in London.
15/09/2022	£5,900	NORTHWESTTWO RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION	Installing 'Walk of Fame' Stars in the pavement to celebrate Cricklewood's Industrial heritage and the role of Irish and Pakistani workers within it.
15/09/2022	£16,875	QUEER TOURS OF LONDON	Recruiting new LGBTQ+ tour guides to increase tell more diverse LGBTQ+ stories in London's public spaces.
15/09/2022	£27,000	THE TOMMY FLOWERS FOUNDATION	Celebrating the everyday heroes of the Aberfeldy Estate through a new walking tour, augmented reality map, a mural of actor and landlady, Queenie Watts, and a plaque and installation for Tommy Flowers.
15/09/2022	£5,000 £77,681	V22 COMMUNITIES - MANOR HOUSE LIBRARY	Researching, consulting and installing information boards explaining the role of the former owner of Manor House Library, Sir Frances Baring's, connection to the Trans Atlantic Slave Trade.
14/09/2022	£1,652,790	THE CITY OF WESTMINSTER	Funding for London Boroughs to support crime prevention projects.
14/09/2022	£307,234	ABI BILLINHURST & ASSOCIATES (ABIANDA)	Response&Rescue (Variation to MOPAC 316)
14/09/2022	£740,262	LONDON BOROUGH OF BEXLEY	Funding for London Boroughs to support crime prevention projects.
14/09/2022	£1,534,644	LONDON BOROUGH OF BRENT	Funding for London Boroughs to support crime prevention projects.
14/09/2022	£1,071,315	LONDON BOROUGH OF HAMMERSMITH AND FULHAM	Funding for London Boroughs to support crime prevention projects.
14/09/2022	£1,658,949	LONDON BOROUGH OF HARINGEY	Funding for London Boroughs to support crime prevention projects.
14/09/2022	£799,101	LONDON BOROUGH OF HAVERING	Funding for London Boroughs to support crime prevention projects.
14/09/2022	£2,045,988	LONDON BOROUGH OF LAMBETH	Funding for London Boroughs to support crime prevention projects.
14/09/2022	£545,871	LONDON BOROUGH OF MERTON	Funding for London Boroughs to support crime prevention projects.
14/09/2022	£1,927,104	LONDON BOROUGH OF NEWHAM	Funding for London Boroughs to support crime prevention projects.
14/09/2022	£1,052,790	LONDON BOROUGH OF REDBRIDGE	Funding for London Boroughs to support crime prevention projects.
14/09/2022	£536,400	LONDON BOROUGH OF SUTTON	Funding for London Boroughs to support crime prevention projects.
14/09/2022	£1,988,958	LONDON BOROUGH OF TOWER HAMLETS	Funding for London Boroughs to support crime prevention projects.
14/09/2022	£554,538	ROYAL BOROUGH OF KENSINGTON AND CHELSEA	Funding for London Boroughs to support crime prevention projects.
14/09/2022	£329,625	ROYAL BOROUGH OF KINGSTON UPON THAMES	Funding for London Boroughs to support crime prevention projects.
13/09/2022	£29,625 £1,175,317	HEATHROW SCHOOL OF GYMNASTICS AND DANCE LTD	Capital support towards up to one third of the costs of a 40kWp solar PV array and battery storage unit at Heathrow School of Gymnastics and Dance. The installation will acheive a reduction in carbon emissions and site energy running costs.
13/09/2022	£150,000	ROYAL FREE LONDON NHS FOUNDATION TRUST	This funding is the GLA's contribution to London’s Health and Care Partnership in 2022/3. The total pooled partnership budget is £700k in 2022/23. The focus of this funding is on building capacity in neighbourhoods and communities to address London's recovery priorities, through the Vision signatory organisations: the GLA, NHS London, London Councils and the Office for Health Improvement and Disparities (OHID) (formerly PHE – London region). Key areas of focus will be reducing childhood obesity, HIV, poor air quality, mental health problems, and health inequalities, and improving the wellbeing of young Londoners. As a collaborative partnership process, the final design of deliverables will be a collective decision.
13/09/2022	£55,000	BIKEWORKS CIC	Grant Funding Agreement for Bikeworks core funding. This will support all core programming and new programmes in relation to the cycling centre of excellence that will be opening later this year.
08/09/2022	£159,999 £8,866,000	THE CONSERVATION VOLUNTEERS	This project will support the Mayor’s mission to make London a greener, more liveable city, where everyone has access to healthy outdoor space, by providing 31,0000 trees to community groups, housing associations, tenants or residents’ associations, schools, friends of parks groups and other charities. Trees are available as packs of 50 whips for ‘Hedgerow’ ‘Fruiting’ or ‘Wildlife’, each containing a mixture of UK species specially chosen to be easy to plant and to complement London’s native plant and animal life.
07/09/2022	£995,126 £6,247,036	ADVANCE ADVOCACY AND NON VIOLENCE COMMUNITY EDUCATION	LCPF/CCF funded female offender services - Women’s Centres and Wrap Around ServiceWomen’s Centres and Wrap Around Service - Grant Modification - Cost Extension to December 2022.
07/09/2022	£325,246	LONDON BOROUGH OF LAMBETH	LCPF/CCF Funded Female Offender Services – South London Alliance - Modification: Cost Ext to Dec 2022
01/09/2022	£27,800	HEARTSTONE	Heartstone Story Circles - Shared Endeavour Fund 22/23
01/09/2022	£39,875	INTEGRITY UK	Beyond Dialogue - Shared Endeavour Fund 22/23
01/09/2022	£45,000 £3,647,622	MACCABI GB	Stand Up! Education against discrimination - Shared Endeavour Fund 22/23
01/09/2022	£27,050 £23,276	MANORFIELD CHARITABLE FOUNDATION	Building resilience to extremism through enquiry (BREE) - Shared Endeavour Fund 22/23
01/09/2022	£22,532	ARC THEATRE ENSEMBLE - LONDON	Unlimited' countering hate and extremism for primary school children and staff - Shared Endeavour Fund 22/23
01/09/2022	£20,000	CATALYST IN COMMUNITIES C.I.C.	NEWHAM RE:Solve A Personal Empowerment Programme - Shared Endeavour Fund 22/23
01/09/2022	£31,456 £6,461,299	CHELSEA FC FOUNDATION	Standing Together - Shared Endeavour Fund 22/23
01/09/2022	£24,800	CONNECTFUTURES C.I.C.	Fake News, Extremism and Truth: Targeted P.R.U programme - Shared Endeavour Fund 22/23
01/09/2022	£37,455 £19,489	EXIT HATE UK LTD	London Peace Advocates - Shared Endeavour Fund 22/23
01/09/2022	£45,000	FAITH ASSOCIATES INTERNATIONAL C.I.C.	Digital Safety and Citizens Programme - Shared Endeavour Fund 22/23
01/09/2022	£18,931	FUTURE M.O.L.D.S COMMUNITIES	SPORTS FOR US - Shared Endeavour Fund 22/23
01/09/2022	£45,340	GROUNDSWELL PROJECT	Communities Countering Hate (CCH) - Shared Endeavour Fund 22/23
01/09/2022	£31,100 £71,702	JAN TRUST	Another Way Forward (‘AWF’) - Shared Endeavour Fund 22/23
01/09/2022	£24,136	LONDON BOROUGH OF BRENT	Brent Safer Neighbourhood Board
01/09/2022	£20,230	LONDON BOROUGH OF REDBRIDGE	Redbridge Safer Neighbourhood Board
01/09/2022	£27,250 £105,245	NAZ LEGACY FOUNDATION	Diversity Programme - Shared Endeavour Fund 22/23
01/09/2022	£17,820 £511,962	PAN INTERCULTURAL ARTS	Building Bridges - Shared Endeavour Fund 22/23
01/09/2022	£44,134 £951,824	PROTECTION APPROACHES	London’s Active Upstanders - Shared Endeavour Fund 22/23
01/09/2022	£30,000 £311,000	SOLUTIONS NOT SIDES	Youth Education Programme - Shared Endeavour Fund 22/23
01/09/2022	£458,663 £4,620,949	WOMEN AND GIRLS NETWORK	Pan London Young Women and Girl Integration Service (CouRAGEus)
01/09/2022	£20,230 £953,780	THE REDBRIDGE COUNCIL FOR VOLUNTARY SERVICE	Redbridge Safer Neighbourhood Board
01/09/2022	£31,600	SALAAM PEACE COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT PROGRAMME C.I.C.	Positive Routes 22/23 - Shared Endeavour Fund 22/23
01/09/2022	£29,250	SHOUT OUT UK	Countering the Far-Right through Media Literacy - Shared Endeavour Fund 22/23
01/09/2022	£44,980	TOMORROW'S LEADERS LTD	Future Leaders Programme (East London) - Shared Endeavour Fund 22/23
01/09/2022	£25,500	TOMORROW'S LEADERS LTD	Future Leaders Programme (West London) - Shared Endeavour Fund 22/23
01/09/2022	£45,000 £3,343,986	WEST HAM UNITED FOUNDATION	Stop the Hate - Shared Endeavour Fund 22/23
31/08/2022	£10,500 £574,310	SUPPORT FOR LONDON’S ROUTEMAP TO ELIMINATE HEP C BY 2025	To provide Secretariat support to the Routemap Steering Group and to support the development the Routemap Partnership Delivery Plan into a detailed programme of actions, shaped around the five opportunity areas listed in London’s Routemap to Elimination. Funds awarded to Adfam on behalf of London Joint Working Group on Substance Use and Hepatitis C.
30/08/2022	£2,500	BLOOM EDUCATIONAL COURSES CIC	Grant funding for delivery of a 4-day 'Harmony in Nature' course as part of the EAST Summer School 2022.
30/08/2022	£3,000	X7EAVAN COMMUNITY	Grant funding for delivery of a 5-day 'Hip Hop Connections' workshop as part of the EAST Summer School Programme 2022.
25/08/2022	£21,403	FILMANTHROPY CIC	A project for young people in Merton to explore the history of the grounds and buildings at Morden Hall. Leading to a final site specific exhibition that tells their own stories and narratives.
25/08/2022	£24,970	NNE AGWU	A story trail created by local people through Oxleas Woods. Housed in story stations, visitors will enjoy traditional Afrakan storytelling while travelling through the woods.
15/08/2022	£160,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF BEXLEY	To set a strategy and delivery plan to identify the mix of activities in Bexleyheath town centre; to boost local economy and support local enterprise; improve perceived and actual safety of the area; to test a night-time market; to support young people by setting up a Youth Board to shape the future of Bexleyheath; to carry outfeasibility study for developing the old fountain area on the Broadway.
15/08/2022	£30,000	EMPOWERING COMMUNITIES	Rescue and Response Programme – Empowering Communities-Cost Ext allocating funding for FY 22/23
15/08/2022	£266,615 £1,975,026	ASIAN WOMEN'S RESOURCE CENTRE	Prevention and Action Through Community Engagement Ending Harmful Practices Partnership (P&ACT EHP)
15/08/2022	£719,500 £15,994,663	ST GILES TRUST	Response & Rescue and Variation (Original MOPAC 130). Cost Ext for FY 2022/23 Funding Allocation
12/08/2022	£1,483,591 £3,043,823	LESBIAN, GAY AND BISEXUAL ANTI - VIOLENCE AND POLICING GROUP (GALOP)	For the Allocation of the MOPAC and Ministry of Justice Funding for Specialist LGBT+ Sexual Violence and Domestic Abuse Support Funding for FYs 2022/23 – 2024/25
11/08/2022	£22,338	LONDON BOROUGH OF WANDSWORTH	Wandsworth Safer Neighbourhood Board
08/08/2022	£5,000 £1,489	BARNET MULTI FAITH FORUM (BMFF)	A multi-faith project to design a temporary structure to tour the Righteous Muslims exhibition to outdoor spaces across the borough.
03/08/2022	£26,303	ARTILLERY CIC	Working with market traders and local people to collect stories and oral histories that will be represented in a new public artwork in Walthamstow Market.
03/08/2022	£50,000 £2,183,162	GROUNDSWELL	Cross-borough, peer led services to support people experiencing homelessness in London to address their physical and mental health needs
03/08/2022	£2,400 £2,157,793	ST LUKE'S COMMUNITY CENTRE	Project to undertake a preliminary feasibility study for replacement of gas boilers with a low-carbon air-source heat-pump heating system at St Luke's Community Centre.
02/08/2022	£5,000	VANBRUGH PARK ESTATE RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION	Developing a proposal to create a public artwork or plaque to Emily Davison who was born on the site of the Vanbrugh Estate.
02/08/2022	£500,000	NFL FOUNDATION UK	This grant will be used to support community organisations to build on their existing sport programming and begin to use NFL Flag (non-contact American Football) as a tool to engage young people to provide positive social outcomes.
02/08/2022	£258,448 £15,257,322	SOLACE WOMEN'S AID	Youth Violence Intervention Youth IDVA to support young victims in MTCs (modification to MOPAC 682)
02/08/2022	£1,000,000	NFL FOUNDATION UK	This project was match-funded by NFL Foundation UK at an amount of £500,000. This grant will be used to support community organisations to build on their existing sport programming and begin to use NFL Flag (non-contact American Football) as a tool to engage young people to provide positive social outcomes.
01/08/2022	£60,940 £1,871,332	VETERANS AID	Offers immediate route off the streets for any UK veteran in need, and a structured pathway into independent living. Helps ensure that veterans experience 'no first night out', swiftly arranging immediate accommodation and meeting any other needs.
01/08/2022	£14,722	RECYRCLE / THE DESIGN CABIN CIC	The Create Your Docks Community Fund is a programme to support people to get actively involved in the regeneration of the Royal Docks. The fund is designed to enable local community groups, organisations and people living or working in the Royal Docks to activate and celebrate the area. It aims to fund projects that offer opportunities for different communities to come together and deliver activities that are welcoming, inclusive and create a vibrant sense of place.
01/08/2022	£175,000 £1,534,174	THE SUZY LAMPLUGH TRUST	London Stalking Threat Assessment Centre (S-TAC) Variation to MOPAC 561: FY2022/23 Funding
29/07/2022	£3,072 £9,841	CALM MINDS-UK	This is a partnership Programme between City Bridge Trust, the National Lottery Community Fund and the GLA. Calm Minds provide support, advocacy and training programmes for migrants and refugees living in the UK. This grant would work towards building and improving volunteer recruitment and capacity.
29/07/2022	£6,000 £154,533	SOUND MINDS	This is a partnership Programme between City Bridge Trust, the National Lottery Community Fund and the GLA. Sound Minds is a mental health charity transforming lives through music, film and art. This grant would go towards building on an existing close community of BAME service users and linking them with mental health networks (including statutory services) in the borough.
29/07/2022	£4,680 £163,801	MIDDLE EASTERN WOMEN AND SOCIETY ORGANISATION	This is a partnership Programme between City Bridge Trust, the National Lottery Community Fund and the GLA. The charity works with women to protect them from violence both at home and in the wider community, help them rebuild their lives through tailored advice, guidance and support, and campaign for their equality and human rights to be respected. The grant would help them create links with local support services and organize discussions with service providers and LGBTQ+ women from Enfield.
29/07/2022	£6,000 £459,811	ADVICE FOR RENTERS LTD (ON BEHALF OF FAIRER HOUSING)	This is a partnership Programme between City Bridge Trust, the National Lottery Community Fund and the GLA. Fairer Housing (FH) wants to bring together individuals living in unsatisfactory housing and grassroots community groups in Hounslow to raise awareness of the elements that underpin the housing crisis and work in partnership to address these. The grant would be used to raise collective voice and advocacy.
29/07/2022	£5,200 £127,628	HILLINGDON WOMEN'S CENTRE	This is a partnership Programme between City Bridge Trust, the National Lottery Community Fund and the GLA. Hillingdon Women’s Centre supports women in Hillingdon. The funding would allow staff to develop The Women’s Hub project, which aims to create a women-only safe space where women can network, share knowledge and promote sisterhood.
29/07/2022	£5,750	NUTU ACADEMY CIC	This is a partnership Programme between City Bridge Trust, the National Lottery Community Fund and the GLA. NUTU Academy CIC is a social enterprise working with communities and institutions, particularly BAME ones. Through research, they deliver activities to address issues of empowerment, poverty, skills acquisition, training and social inclusion. Development funding will enable a professional researcher and community specialists to engage formally with ex/offenders aged 16-25, parents/guardians, stakeholders and community groups to explore systemic issues, structural inequalities in the criminal justice sector, how they impact families and individuals and how they may be addressed.
29/07/2022	£4,825	ENFIELD WOMEN'S CENTRE	This is a partnership Programme between City Bridge Trust, the National Lottery Community Fund and the GLA. Enfield Women’s Centre works with women in Enfield. The funding will allow them to research how a resourced network of mutual interest can strengthen the capacity of women’s groups in the borough and help carry their voices to the decision makers thus supporting disadvantaged women and girls.
29/07/2022	£6,000 £52,624	DEAFROOTS	This is a partnership Programme between City Bridge Trust, the National Lottery Community Fund and the GLA. Deafroots works to address Deaf and Hard-Of-Hearing people’s long-term needs through access to work and other support services. The funding will go towards adapting an existing model used well by communities elsewhere and testing the model with the d/Deaf community in and around Newham.
29/07/2022	£6,000 £199,567	SPEAK OUT IN HOUNSLOW	This is a partnership Programme between City Bridge Trust, the National Lottery Community Fund and the GLA. Speak Out in Hounslow works with people with learning disabilities & autism in the London Borough of Hounslow. The funding aims would be to consult with their members and their parents /carers in order to establish what areas of advocacy are a priority for them, so that the knowledge required to ensure positive outcomes is developed.
29/07/2022	£5,000	ROOTS TO CHANGE CIC	This is a partnership Programme between City Bridge Trust, the National Lottery Community Fund and the GLA. Roots to Change is a new Wandsworth-based community interest company which aims to look at the root causes of violence against women and girls in Wandsworth. The funding will help develop a comprehensive analysis of some of the root and underlying causes and drivers of violence, exploitation and abuse directed at women and girls in the borough.
29/07/2022	£5,630	ACT UP! NEWHAM C.I.C.	This is a partnership Programme between City Bridge Trust, the National Lottery Community Fund and the GLA. Act Up! Newham is a disabled-led organization seeking to challenge structural inequalities. The funding will help pilot a collaborative partnership between Act Up! Newham and Boom-Wow Theatre to test and develop an inclusive methodology to provide administrative support to companies led by people with learning disabilities and/or neuro-diversities.
29/07/2022	£6,000 £463,749	NEKO TRUST	This is a partnership Programme between City Bridge Trust, the National Lottery Community Fund and the GLA. Neko aims to address the widespread gender, diversity and class imbalances in the creative industries, supporting people to progress no matter who they are or where they come from. The funding will help them build partnerships that develop their understanding of key challenges, focusing on Wandsworth community organisations and agencies who support women with lived experience of the criminal justice system, survivors of domestic abuse, caregivers, women with mental ill health and refugees.
29/07/2022	£6,000 £46,548	ENFIELD RACIAL EQUALITY COUNCIL	This is a partnership Programme between City Bridge Trust, the National Lottery Community Fund and the GLA. Enfield Racial Equality Council’s mission is to actively promote and seek to implement a racially just, fair and equitable society which will enhance the quality of life for all who live, work and learn in the London Borough of Enfield. The funding will allow them to reinstate their Strategic Race and Equalities Forum (SREF), which enables in-depth focus on equalities issues to be put forward for discussion and action.
29/07/2022	£5,000 £12,824	RESOURCEFUL WOMEN'S NETWORK (HARROW WOMENS' CENTRE)	This is a partnership Programme between City Bridge Trust, the National Lottery Community Fund and the GLA. Harrow Women’s Centre works with and supports women in Harrow. The funding will go towards developing networks of local organisations and building on the evidence from previous focus groups by running a new series of focus groups, aimed at identifying issues and solutions experienced by women in Harrow.
29/07/2022	£5,988	OAKONSULT DISABILITIES OUTREACH LTD	This is partnership Programme between City Bridge Trust, the National Lottery Community Fund and the GLA. OAKonsult works with parents and carers of children with special needs and disabilities in Bromley. The funding will go towards the development of Project Me, a holistic program including workshops, training, practical sessions, focus groups, and therapeutic content for BAME parents and carers in Bromley.
29/07/2022	£4,620	ADANNA WOMEN'S SUPPORT GROUP	This is partnership Programme between City Bridge Trust, the National Lottery Community Fund and the GLA. Adanna Women’s Support Group supports and empowers women and girls from BAME communities who have experienced domestic abuse. The funding will go towards training staff to become DV advocates and offer culturally sensitive advice and support, as well as conducting focus groups with women and other key stakeholders in the community.
29/07/2022	£6,000	BETTER LIVING PARTNERS CIC	This is partnership Programme between City Bridge Trust, the National Lottery Community Fund and the GLA. Better Living Partners deliver programmes of support to those living with long term health conditions in Bromley. The funding will allow for evidence gathering including routine data from Public Health Bromley and dedicated time and support for research activity for up to 6 months.
29/07/2022	£6,000 £65,406	PEOPLE ARISE NOW	This is a partnership Programme between City Bridge Trust, the National Lottery Community Fund and the GLA. People Arise Now provides support for struggling families, and those who have been, or are at risk of being, impacted by crime. The funding will allow them to replicate an existing successful network in Sutton, bringing together residents and statutory services.
29/07/2022	£3,435	EVERY PERSON IS CAPABLE	This is a partnership Programme between City Bridge Trust, the National Lottery Community Fund and the GLA. EPIC (Every Person is Capable) is a social enterprise which aims to empower, enlighten and educate people to achieve their true potential through arts and culture by creating mindful spaces for self-expansion. The funding will allow them to develop their capacity through training as well as establish and develop partnerships with other mental health support organisations in Harrow.
29/07/2022	£3,950 £118,088	GRASSROOTS (EDMONTON METHODIST CHURCH IS FISCAL HOST)	This is a partnership Programme between City Bridge Trust, the National Lottery Community Fund and the GLA. Grassroots is a network of 8 organisations that are committed to ending inequalities in food security in Enfield. The funding will allow them to develop their skills through professional Theory of Change training as well as enable members to attend through the provision of childcare support and travel expenses.
29/07/2022	£6,000	EFFECTIVE TRANSITION CIC (HOSTED BY SUCCESS CLUB)	This is a partnership Programme between City Bridge Trust, the National Lottery Community Fund and the GLA. Effective Transition support young people by helping them to overcome both the internal and external barriers that can prevent them from fulfilling their potential. They do this through football and other sport activities, mentoring and other support services. The funding will go towards the creation of a focus group for a talk shop which will include strategic partners and a few individuals from the wider community to discuss their lived experiences and the needs in the wider community.
29/07/2022	£53,874 £158,261	EMPOWERING DEAF SOCIETY	This is partnership Programme between City Bridge Trust, the National Lottery Community Fund and the GLA. Empowering Deaf Society provides services that are designed to meet the needs of the deaf community that reside in London. The funding will allow them to address capacity issues due to communication difficulties. It will fund BSL training for staff in key stakeholder organisations as well as volunteers and also develop Deaf empowerment networks in the borough.
29/07/2022	£51,097 £70,723	A PLACE AT MY TABLE	This is partnership Programme between City Bridge Trust, the National Lottery Community Fund and the GLA. A Place at my Table work in partnership with communities through creative and vibrant community engagement events to develop strong networks of support for people who face significant disadvantaged, such as poverty, physical and mental health difficulties and other inequalities. The funding will allow them to develop Where Rivers Meet Network (WRMN) of Sutton BME groups. WRMN will act as a collective voice, providing advocacy and developmental support, increasing capacity amongst BME organisations and linking groups to mainstream providers, facilitate cross-cultural exchange and develop community-led solutions to address the needs of BME groups and mainstream services who will benefit from improved understanding of the needs of BME communities.
29/07/2022	£17,740 £325,912	FAMILY INFORMATION GROUP	This is partnership Programme between City Bridge Trust, the National Lottery Community Fund and the GLA. The Family Information Group offer advice and information to parents as well as providing childcare for children with disabilities and children in need. The funding will go towards establishing a local network, bringing together parents and staff from key statutory services and other stakeholders.
29/07/2022	£53,996	BROMLEY EXPERTS BY EXPERIENCE	This is a partnership Programme between City Bridge Trust, the National Lottery Community Fund and the GLA. Bromley Experts by Experience is a user-led Charity for Deaf and Disabled People and Carers in Bromley. The funding will allow them to engage directly with key stakeholders, such as local Councillors and impairment-specific groups, to enable disabled-led action for change in Bromley and to bring together smaller, impairment-specific groups that operate in silos and struggle to get their voices heard.
29/07/2022	£49,500 £115,717	PROTéGé DNA LTD	This is a partnership Programme between City Bridge Trust, the National Lottery Community Fund and the GLA. Protégé supports disadvantaged young people who are struggling with school, with life and with learning, they take referrals from their local authority and local schools to work with and nurture the potential of local young people in Hounslow. Funding would support with training and capacity building of services.
29/07/2022	£51,370 £251,949	YOU AND ME COUNSELLING	This is a partnership Programme between City Bridge Trust, the National Lottery Community Fund and the GLA. You and Me Counselling are a charity that works with children, young people, adults and their families who are facing emotional and psychological distress. They offer group and individual counselling both in school and private settings. The funding would support relationship and capacity building across their services.
29/07/2022	£48,840 £210,056	SUTTON WOMEN'S CENTRE	This is a partnership Programme between City Bridge Trust, the National Lottery Community Fund and the GLA. An organisation in Sutton supporting victims of domestic abuse, their mission: To provide a safe, women only space where women can access specialist support, advice, information and education to help them achieve their potential; develop their skills; and live their lives free from domestic abuse. The funding would allow them to recruit and train volunteers as well as create a network of residents to have a good understanding of domestic violence issues.
29/07/2022	£49,999	MONEY A+E UK COMMUNITY INTEREST COMPANY	This is a partnership Programme between City Bridge Trust, the National Lottery Community Fund and the GLA. Money A&E work with community groups in Newham, their mission is to empower individuals by providing accessible, independent, and effective money advice and education. Funding would be used to improve collaboration and increase organisational capacity.
28/07/2022	£150,000 £9,618,095	MOUNTVIEW ACADEMY OF THEATRE ARTS	To develop an effective strategy for the development of the Peckham Business Forum with the business on Rye Lane through engaging with underrepresented business groups and providing business support and mentoring to build capacity of the network, enhancing skills and confidence, and developing a charter and action plan for businesses to identify and tackle their priority issues, bringing businesses together to beat crime, violence and ASB and the negative impact on the profitability of business and environment of the high street.
27/07/2022	£155,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF CAMDEN	This project will build an innovative an effective community partnership to help tackle Kilburn’s challenges and make the best of those opportunities collectively. It will empower residents, businesses and local groups and partners to shape their local high street through a range of activity and action to create visible and measurable benefits for Kilburn High Road and the residents it serves.
25/07/2022	£23,148	YOUNG HISTORIANS PROJECT	Creating two murals to celebrate African women in British health care at Guys & St. Thomas' Hospital and Charing Cross Hospital
25/07/2022	£7,336 £721,294	WEST SILVERTOWN FOUNDATION	The Create Your Docks Community Fund is a programme to support people to get actively involved in the regeneration of the Royal Docks. The fund is designed to enable local community groups, organisations and people living or working in the Royal Docks to activate and celebrate the area. It aims to fund projects that offer opportunities for different communities to come together and deliver activities that are welcoming, inclusive and create a vibrant sense of place.
15/07/2022	£15,000 £69,092,929	WAYMAKERS KIDS	The Create Your Docks Community Fund is a programme to support people to get actively involved in the regeneration of the Royal Docks. The fund is designed to enable local community groups, organisations and people living or working in the Royal Docks to activate and celebrate the area. It aims to fund projects that offer opportunities for different communities to come together and deliver activities that are welcoming, inclusive and create a vibrant sense of place.
13/07/2022	£6,044,300	LONDON COUNCILS	To enable London Councils to grant fund a program of subregional immigration advice services, the T-1000 personalisation fund and relevant staffing to manage rough sleeping work at London Councils
13/07/2022	£176,086 £118,798,000	ST MUNGO COMMUNITY HOUSING ASSOCIATION	Revenue funding to deliver an on-site support service for 8 former rough sleepers housed in self-contained accommodation (Cedars Road).
13/07/2022	£207,967	ENABLING ASSESSMENT SERVICE LONDON (EASL)	To facilitate a greater number of people rough sleeping London to access appropriate mental health services, through provision of mental health assessments and through advice and guidane to outreach teams and other homelessness services
12/07/2022	£73,257	SOUTH LONDON AND MAUDSLEY NHS FOUNDATION TRUST	Provide specialist support from a qualified MH professional to people with mental health needs staying at pan-London assessment accommodation for rough sleepers.
11/07/2022	£15,000	LANTINOLIFE	To assist in the delivery of the LatinoLife event 2022 in Finsbury Park
08/07/2022	£4,993 £28,978	INVISIBLE PALACE	Working with local community groups to discover the lost statues in Crystal Palace Park and create a walking trail.
07/07/2022	£130,000 £27,775,176	GROUND WORK LONDON	Groundwork London (GL) have secured ESF funding to deliver a London-wide programme of Green Skills training. The Royal Docks GSP will focus on priority themes of green jobs and community wealth building. GL are training 100 participants over two years (50 in year 1 and 50 in year 2 following review of first cohort). This will lead to 35 jobs directly as a result of the training. The GSP proposed aims are to support local residents into quality skilled, sector specific green jobs across the Royal Docks and Newham. The funding identities the priority groups as NEET, People with a disability, Over 50’s, BAME, Women, Unemployed and Inactive as directed by EPMU (under the GLA ESF non co-financed 1.4 strand).
04/07/2022	£4,000	SESAME CIC / END VIOLENCE AND RACISM AGAINST EAST AND SOUTHEAST ASIAN COMMUNITIES	Research and community conversations to develop proposals for new public artworks celebrating East and South East Asian heritage in London.
04/07/2022	£4,950	THE NO COLLECTIVE	Working with Havering Asian and Social Welfare Group, Romford YMCA and Romford Market Traders to create a new mural opposite the entrance to Romford Station.
04/07/2022	£6,000 £34,195	VIETNAMESE FAMILY PARTNERSHIP / GIA ĐìNH VIệT	Consultations and workshops to develop a new public art work that celebrates Vietnamese Londoners.
04/07/2022	£650,000	NOTTING HILL CARNIVAL LTD	To assist in the delivery of the London Notting Hill Carnival 2022
04/07/2022	£14,996	ROYAL DOCKS COMMUNITY VOICE	The Create Your Docks Community Fund is a programme to support people to get actively involved in the regeneration of the Royal Docks. The fund is designed to enable local community groups, organisations and people living or working in the Royal Docks to activate and celebrate the area. It aims to fund projects that offer opportunities for different communities to come together and deliver activities that are welcoming, inclusive and create a vibrant sense of place.
04/07/2022	£15,000	PERFORMANCE INFINITY	The Create Your Docks Community Fund is a programme to support people to get actively involved in the regeneration of the Royal Docks. The fund is designed to enable local community groups, organisations and people living or working in the Royal Docks to activate and celebrate the area. It aims to fund projects that offer opportunities for different communities to come together and deliver activities that are welcoming, inclusive and create a vibrant sense of place.
02/07/2022	£1,420,000	ROYAL BOROUGH KENSINGTON & CHELSEA	Funding to deliver a Future Neighbourhood strategy and projects to help local area to acheive net zero by 2030
01/07/2022	£50,000 £91,922,000	ALZHEIMER'S SOCIETY	Funding the Alzheimer's Society to provide programme management support and capacity to deliver a partnership programme that includes a senior leadership/ oversight group, involvment and participation of people with dementia, a comms and engagement plan and a workstream looking at EDI.
01/07/2022	£15,000	THE 5E’S	The Create Your Docks Community Fund is a programme to support people to get actively involved in the regeneration of the Royal Docks. The fund is designed to enable local community groups, organisations and people living or working in the Royal Docks to activate and celebrate the area. It aims to fund projects that offer opportunities for different communities to come together and deliver activities that are welcoming, inclusive and create a vibrant sense of place.
01/07/2022	£24,255	THE BRIDGE RENEWAL TRUST	Haringey Safer Neighbourhood Board
30/06/2022	£100,000	SOMALI ADVICE AND FORUM OF INFORMATION (SAAFI) CIC	To explore the potential for other community kitchen spaces within the local area and reactivating an underused facility; to commission a designer/architect to deliver street market branding, designs for the community meeting rooms, zand designs for optimizing St’ Mary’s backroom so it can better support community needs; to deliver the wellness bus feasibility study =.
30/06/2022	£103,000 £6,247,036	ADVANCE ADVOCACY AND NON VIOLENCE COMMUNITY EDUCATION	Female Offenders Diversion Pilot: Modification to Grant Agreement Adult Diversion Pilot for Women - 6 month cost extension FY2022/23 (Original was MOPAC 158)
30/06/2022	£20,146	LONDON BOROUGH OF HILLINGDON	Hillingdon Safer Neighbourhood Board
30/06/2022	£19,648	HARROW SAFER NEIGHBOURHOOD BOARD	Harrow Safer Neighbourhood Board
29/06/2022	£108,000 £27,660,000	THE WORKERS EDUCATION ASSOCIATION (WEA)	The community outreach programme aims to engage and reach diverse communities across London to raise awareness about the Mayor’s skills offer, and to provide referral routes for Londoners to access the range of learning opportunities available. It is being delivered in partnership with the WEA. Grant award amount does not include administrative or evaluation costs.
29/06/2022	£22,353	LONDON BOROUGH OF BARKING AND DAGENHAM	Barking and Dagenham Safer Neighbourhood Board
29/06/2022	£22,787	LONDON BOROUGH OF EALING	Ealing Safer Neighbourhood Board
29/06/2022	£29,055	LONDON BOROUGH OF TOWER HAMLETS	Tower Hamlets Safer Neighbourhood Board
28/06/2022	£531,611	LONDON BOROUGH OF BRENT (LEAD AUTHORITY)	Out There Response and Rescue (County Lines) Grant Modification: Cost ext allocating funding for FY 2022/23
28/06/2022	£23,633	LEWISHAM SAFER NEIGHBOURHOOD BOARD	Lewisham Safer Neighbourhood Board
27/06/2022	£170,000	HACKNEY WICK AND FISH ISLAND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT TRUST	To deliver A Circular Economy Hub in collaboration with the local community that builds on innovative local precedents to reduce emissions and packaging; promote reusing and recycling; and encourage active travel.
20/06/2022	£23,327 £16,346	SAFER GREENWICH	Greenwich Safer Neighbourhood Board
15/06/2022	£120,000	ROYAL BOROUGH OF KINGSTON	To create a town centre partnership and programme of intergenerational activities.
15/06/2022	£40,000	NATIONAL PROBATION SERVICE	MAPPA Executive Office provide funding towards the Director of London MAPA Post
13/06/2022	£30,000 £25,952,000	PRE-SCHOOL LEARNING ALLIANCE	This work aims to ensure that the one-stop-shop (OSS) for early years business support on the London Business Hub (www.businesshub.london/early-years) remains active and fit for purpose, with a plan in place to sustain its functionality beyond the lifetime of the Strong Early Years London programme. It will also ensure that the page is amended to align with the revised structure of the London Business Hub (LBH) site as a whole.
13/06/2022	£166,000	ROYAL BOROUGH OF GREENWICH	To aupporting market innovations aimed at new, local visitors; to bring the Clocktower market space back into use; to creating a broader town centre offer to include a vibrant evening economy, including use of lighting and cultural activation of public spaces; to strengthen the food offer and promoting sustainable supply chains.
01/06/2022	£24,255	LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY	Hackney Safer Neighbourhood Board
01/06/2022	£19,075	LONDON BOROUGH OF MERTON	Merton Safer Neighbourhood Board
01/06/2022	£20,210	ROYAL BOROUGH OF KENSINGTON AND CHELSEA	Kensington and Chelsea Safer Neighbourhood Board
30/05/2022	£347,861 £15,257,322	SOLACE WOMEN'S AID	Ascent Advice Plus Project DA Hub and Spoke Partnership (6 month extension FY 2022/23))
30/05/2022	£477,898 £437,771	SOUTHALL BLACK SISTERS TRUST	London Holistic Advocacy Wrap Around Service
27/05/2022	£9,500 £41,427,495	HESTIA HOUSING AND SUPPORT	Emergency Accommodation (2nd Variation to MOPAC 220) First Variation MOPAC 304
27/05/2022	£50,000	HMP WORMWOOD SCRUBS	Grant Modification (MOPAC 165): To develop a Prison Pathfinder at HMP Wormwood Scrubs to reduce violence within the prison, funded by the VRU
27/05/2022	£30,000 £15,257,322	SOLACE WOMEN'S AID	Emergency Accommodation (4th Variation to MOPAC 221) First variation MOPAC 305, second variation MOPAC 509, third variation MOPAC 541
27/05/2022	£2,500	THE OUTSIDERS PROJECT LTD	Emergency Accommodation response for survivors of domestic abuse - Grant Amendment - Cost Ext
25/05/2022	£92,168	CITY, UNIVERSITY OF LONDON	Sub-grant: under MOPAC 669 Operation Soteria Bluestone: Transforming the Response to Rape
24/05/2022	£261,344 £3,287,587	SAFER LONDON	Out There Rescue & Response - Modification to MOPAC 622
24/05/2022	£79,646	LONDON BOROUGH OF CAMDEN	Lighthouse Social Care Liaison Officers (SCLOs) Social Workers x4 for Light House Modification to MOPAC 363)
10/05/2022	£135,760	HOMES IN MIND	This funding is for Homes in Mind (HiM) to undertake a programme of works to submit a planning application.
01/05/2022	£200,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF BRENT	To deliver innovative youth provision at Hornby Court NW10 Youth Anchor through the appointment of an operator including service provision and internal refurbishment works
01/05/2022	£19,500	BEXLEY SAFER NEIGHBOURHOOD BOARD	Bexley Safer Neighbourhood Board
22/04/2022	£255,000 £3,287,587	SAFER LONDON	Pan London Housing Reciprocal-Grant Modification (MOPAC 544)
13/04/2022	£187,700 £6,247,036	ADVANCE ADVOCACY AND NON VIOLENCE COMMUNITY EDUCATION	Allocation of Ministry of Justice IDVA funding FY 2021/22 to 2022/23
13/04/2022	£83,932	LONDON BOROUGH OF HOUNSLOW	Allocation of Ministry of Justice Domestic Abuse Support Funding FY 2021/22
13/04/2022	£322,782	LONDON BOROUGH OF REDBRIDGE	Home Office Domestic Abuse Perpetrator Fund: Continuation Funding for 2021-22: LB Redbridge Allocation
01/04/2022	£199,888	LONDON BOROUGH BARKING AND DAGENHAM	Casework and community support for 100 women
01/04/2022	£100,000	LONDON BOROUGH BARNET	10 bed refuge; includes funding for bedspaces and for link in worker
01/04/2022	£99,847	LONDON BOROUGH BEXLEY	BME specialist casework for 16 women, additional signposting for 200
01/04/2022	£40,000	LONDON BOROUGH BRENT	Specialist support within refuge for 24 women
01/04/2022	£148,951	LONDON BOROUGH CROYDON	Specialist BME and EEA refuges and casework for 150 women
01/04/2022	£55,100	ROYAL BOROUGH OF GREENWICH	IDVA for 200 women
01/04/2022	£95,275	LONDON BOROUGH HACKNEY	Hackney Asian Refuge – 15 bedspaces
01/04/2022	£215,173	LONDON BOROUGH HAMMERSMITH AND FULHAM	Three refuges (two specialist) – 28 bedspaces
01/04/2022	£131,820	LONDON BOROUGH HARROW	Complex needs casework for 80 women
01/04/2022	£45,913	LONDON BOROUGH HOUNSLOW	Complex needs casework for 90 women and children
01/04/2022	£290,000	LONDON BOROUGH ISLINGTON	Specialist BME refuge (319 over 12 months) and family intervention service (200 children)
01/04/2022	£75,113	ROYAL BOROUGH OF KENSINGTON AND CHELSEA	Children and family workers within refuges (19 bedspaces)
01/04/2022	£98,100	LONDON BOROUGH OF LAMBETH	Specialist support within refuge (40 women)
01/04/2022	£102,095	LONDON BOROUGH OF LEWISHAM	Specialist support within refuge (50 women)
01/04/2022	£100,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF NEWHAM	Specialist support within refuge (120 women)
01/04/2022	£359,592	LONDON BOROUGH OF RICHMOND UPON THAMES	Complex needs casework and bedspaces (350 women). Note acting for LB Kingston and LB Merton too.
01/04/2022	£39,842	LONDON BOROUGH OF SOUTHWARK	Children and family workers within refuges (42 children)
01/04/2022	£97,047	LONDON BOROUGH OF SUTTON	Specialist support within refuges (20 families, 25 children)
01/04/2022	£94,452	LONDON BOROUGH OF TOWER HAMLETS	IDVA and floating support (100 adults)
01/04/2022	£250,000	WESTMINSTER CITY COUNCIL	Whole Housing Project (200 families)
01/04/2022	£30,890	BEXLEY WOMEN’S AID	Additional bedspaces and helpline (5 bedspaces, 100 callers)
01/04/2022	£38,000 £1,658,930	EACH COUNSELLING	Refuge service – moving to counselling service for 25 women)
01/04/2022	£256,923 £41,427,495	HESTIA HOUSING AND SUPPORT	Specialist support within refuge and helpline (12 bedspaces, resettlement for 70, 24 move ons, helpline for 2400)
01/04/2022	£103,109 £8,823,115	HOUSING FOR WOMEN	Additional bedspaces (18)
01/04/2022	£222,761 £1,072,110	LATIN AMERICAN WOMENS AID	Specialist refuges (101 existing bedspaces, 15 additional)
01/04/2022	£12,323	LOOK AHEAD CARE AND SUPPORT LTD	Counselling and therapy (for 38 women/children)
01/04/2022	£330,736 £25,298,237	REFUGE	Move on support (1 worker plus budget)
01/04/2022	£226,490 £16,927,412	SOLACE WOMEN'S AID	Move on support (4 staff and budget)
01/04/2022	£819,312 £16,927,412	SOLACE WOMEN'S AID	Multi-borough complex needs service (58 women)3
01/04/2022	£93,750 £8,224,734	STONEWALL HOUSING	Specialist bedspaces and advocacy (1200)
01/04/2022	£21,091 £34,563	CAMDEN SAFER NEIGHBOURHOOD BOARD	Camden Safer Neighbourhood Board
01/04/2022	£19,611	LONDON BOROUGH OF HAVERING	Havering Safer Neighbourhood Board
01/04/2022	£24,055	LONDON BOROUGH OF ISLINGTON	Islington Safer Neighbourhood Board
01/04/2022	£20,554	HAMMERSMITH & FULHAM NEIGHBOURHOOD POLICING PARTNERSHIP	Hammersmith and Fulham Safer Neighbourhood Board
01/04/2022	£19,597	SAFER NEIGHBOURHOOD BOARD RICHMOND UPON THAMES	Richmond upon Thames Safer Neighbourhood Board
01/04/2022	£19,005	THE ROYAL BOROUGH OF KINGSTON UPON THAMES	Kingston upon Thames Safer Neighbourhood Board
31/03/2022	£68,000 £437,440	LONDON SOCIAL PRESCRIBING NETWORK	Delivery of a London-wide VCSE (Voluntary, Community or Social Enterprise Organisations) social prescribing network.
31/03/2022	£2,315	FRUITION PROPERTIES	Fruition Properties, owners of 2 Scrubs Lane, looking to redevelop the site, sought and were granted planning permission in June 2018.
30/03/2022	£200,000	REACT (RESIDENTS OF EDMONTON ANGEL COMMUNITY TOGETHER) LTD	To create an innovative social enterprise management model to develop and deliver a multifaceted cultural programme based out of the ‘Living Room Library’ on Fore Street, Angel Edmonton. This will support an integrated approach to community engagement and build the capacity of local young people via a mentor and training programme.
29/03/2022	£150,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF HARROW	To develop a local partnership including groups under-represented in local democracy and civic engagement; to provide capacity building skills by Learn Harrow; to develop a Community Welcome Guide for the town centre; to deliver four pilot markets; to develop a streamlined approach to deliver high street events including licensing and communications
23/03/2022	£91,673	BONNY DOWNS BAPTIST CHURCH	This is revenue funding for Bonny Downs Baptist Church to undertake a programme of work to progress the Bonny Downs Co-Housing scheme to a full planning application in the London Borough of Newham. Bonny Downs Baptist Church (Bonny Downs) is working with Bonny Downs Community Association (BDCA) and the NEWway project (a homelessness charity) to redevelop the Bonny Downs Church Hall in East Ham. Bonny Downs aim to create an intentional co-housing community comprising vulnerable single people who were previously homeless and poverty relief workers living together. The proposal is to deliver 7 community-led homes of which 2 are market sale and 5 are London Affordable Rent on land they already own which currently houses the small community church.
17/03/2022	£163,524 £89,554	ENDLESHAM HALL LIMITED	This funding is revenue grant totalling £163,524 which will enable Endlesham Hall to progress works to achieve full planning permission on their mixed-use scheme towards full planning permission on a site they own in Wandsworth. Current projections suggest that 9 community-led homes at LAR will be viable. The funding was approved via delegated authority.
16/03/2022	£130,000	STATION TO STATION BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT	To repurpose existing spaces to meet local, borough and pan-London demand; to create additional workspace provision which provides opportunities for employment and wider benefits; to support local businesses to achieve shared goals; to create and foster a network of relationships connecting local businesses that adds value
11/03/2022	£223,000 £721,294	WEST SILVERTOWN VILLAGE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION	The revenue funding is for West Silvertown Foundation to undertake a programme of work to progress the Britannia Village scheme to a RIBA stage 2 and a partnership / development agreement as relevant. West Silvertown Foundation are pursuing a scheme of 26 community-led homes of which 9 are affordable homes of mixed tenure.
02/03/2022	£63,980 £62,182,000	GUY'S AND ST THOMAS' NHS FOUNDATION TRUST	To fund a Band 7 community nurse from GSTT HIT to support people staying at the Waterloo Hub Hotel
02/03/2022	£72,022	ZAH HOUSING COOPERATIVE LTD	The funding is revenue funding for Zahra Housing Cooperative to undertake a programme of work to progress Westbere Garages scheme to a full planning application. Zahra Housing Cooperative are pursuing a scheme of c. 3 intergenerational Mutual Home Ownership Society homes.
01/03/2022	£38,000 £7,778,000	VOLUNTEERING MATTERS	To put in place a support organisation to enable the Health Inequalities Community of Practice Network, led by the Planning Group (made up of volunteer graduates of the 2019 masterclasses), to set out and deliver a work programme. The support organisation will provide practical assistance to enable the Planning Group to achieve their aims.
01/03/2022	£38,000 £7,778,000	HEALTH INEQUALITIES COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE NETWORK (COPN)	To put in place a support organisation to enable the Health Inequalities Community of Practice Network, led by the Planning Group (made up of volunteer graduates of the 2019 masterclasses), to set out and deliver a work programme. The support organisation will provide practical assistance to enable the Planning Group to achieve their aims.
17/02/2022	£100,000	MAKE IT BOW LTD	To develop a high street partnership, engagement activities and a high street strategy for Barking Town Centre, as well as deliver proposals for Roycraft House.
17/02/2022	£425,780	NW3 COMMUNITY LAND TRUST LTD	The funding is revenue funding for NW3 CLT to undertake a programme of work to progress Daleham Gardens scheme to a full planning application. NW3 CLT are pursuing a scheme of 18 community-led homes of which 9 are affordable homes of mixed tenure.
02/02/2022	£141,855 £118,798,000	ST MUNGO'S COMMUNITY HOUSING ASSOCIATION	To fund the support staffing responsible for assessment and move on from the Crisis at Christmas extension hotel
02/02/2022	£80,000	ONREDCHURCH CIC	To diversify the uses along Redchurch Street to provide an alternative to high end retail and reintroduce social value. The project also aims to develop a healthier, more inclusive and equitable public realm through an improved street design.
27/01/2022	£391,978 £66,237,000	CRISIS	To fund a three week extension to a Crisis at Christmas hotel to maximise accommodation outcomes for guests.
25/01/2022	£211,000	CRYSTAL PALACE COMMUNITY LAND TRUST LTD	The funding is revenue funding for Crystal Palace CLT to undertake a programme of work to progress The Lawns scheme to a full planning application. Crystal Palace are pursuing a scheme of c. 8 discounted market sale homes, c. 70% market value.
18/01/2022	£1,415,000	LONDON BOROUGH CAMDEN	Funding to deliver a Future Neighbourhood strategy and projects to help local area to acheive net zero by 2030
10/01/2022	£1,150,237 £118,798,000	ST MUNGO COMMUNITY HOUSING ASSOCIATION	An award to St Mungo's to fund a team of navigators to work with up to 200 people identified as part of the T1000 cohort of rough sleepers with the most extensive rough sleeping histories and complex needs.
03/01/2022	£104,000	LGBTIQ+ OUTSIDE CIC	To fund the Outside Project to deliver specialist support to homeless LGBTIQ+ people who are sleeping rough or at an imminent risk of doing so.
03/01/2022	£104,000	LGBTIQ+ OUTSIDE CIC	To fund the Outside Project to deliver specialist support to homeless LGBTIQ+ people who are sleeping rough or at an imminent risk of doing so.
11/12/2021	£55,000 £221,300,000	CANAL & RIVER TRUST	Water quality nature solutions project - Brent Reservoir
11/12/2021	£65,000 £1,069,274	THAMES21	Chinbrook Community SUDS: Healthy Wetlands Challenge
11/12/2021	£40,000 £304,259	KENTISH TOWN CITY FARM	Nursery for the Neighbourhood
11/12/2021	£40,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF CAMDEN	Hilgrove Community Garden
11/12/2021	£10,000 £1,779,576	BRANDON CENTRE	Brandon Centre Mindfullness Garden Project
11/12/2021	£49,915 £58,131,000	ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF LONDON	Connecting to nature: ZSL London Zoo’s Community Gardens and Outdoor Classroom
11/12/2021	£13,722	WESTMINSTER CITY COUNCIL	Lisson Green Pocket Parks Sustainable Water Access
11/12/2021	£28,900 £238,934	SOUTHALL COMMUNITY ALLIANCE	Western Road Urban Garden
11/12/2021	£65,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF ENFIELD	Oakthorpe School SuDS and Wetland
11/12/2021	£42,313 £12,922	ROOTS4LIFE	Greening, growing and rewilding: tackling inequalities in access and use of green space in Greenwich
11/12/2021	£44,862	DALSTON EASTERN CURVE GARDEN	Keep Cities Wild - Making More Space in Dalston
11/12/2021	£5,000 £317,399	THE BOILER HOUSE COMMUNITY SPACE	Community Green Space
11/12/2021	£31,861	MOUNTFORD GROWING COMMUNITY	Growing Roots in the community
11/12/2021	£50,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY	Connecting Green Spaces - Ufton Gardens
11/12/2021	£30,000	WILDLIFE GARDENERS OF HAGGERSTON	Old Lea River Restoration
11/12/2021	£13,400	GROW N22	Westbury Banks Enhancement
11/12/2021	£15,404	HARMONY GARDENS	Harmony Gardens Renovation and Outreach Project
11/12/2021	£55,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF HARINGEY	Adams Road Minor SuDS Project
11/12/2021	£5,000	GARDENS RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION	The Urban Arboretum
11/12/2021	£20,000 £79,400	FLASH MUSICALS	Chandos Housing Estate Community Garden
11/12/2021	£5,000 £45,109	ST. ANSELM, HAYES	Hayes Green Refuge
11/12/2021	£41,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF HILLINGDON	Creating a Climate Resilient Bessingby Park
11/12/2021	£34,263 £441,804	HORNSEY LANE ESTATE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION	Tollyrise Happiness Garden - 'A garden for the gardenless'
11/12/2021	£11,000 £169,162	HILLDROP AREA COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION	Greening the Grey on Community Lane
11/12/2021	£10,000	ROYAL BOROUGH OF KENSINGTON AND CHELSEA	Shannon Ward Sensory Garden
11/12/2021	£49,698 £21,751	HYDE FOUNDATION	Kennington's Green Escape
11/12/2021	£40,000 £472,736	VAUXHALL CITY FARM	Vauxhall City Farm Community Garden
11/12/2021	£36,680	WINDMILL CLUSTER OF SCHOOLS	Seeds of Change
11/12/2021	£35,142	CHRIST CHURCH PRIMARY SCHOOL SW9	Inside_Out: taking learning outside, and bringing the community in to share our green space
11/12/2021	£15,000	THE SOUL SHACK LDN CIC	Buried Seeds Project
11/12/2021	£65,000	WEAREWATERLOO	Hercules Road Depaving & Planting
11/12/2021	£20,466	LONDON BOROUGH OF LAMBETH	Agnes Riley Rainwater Garden
11/12/2021	£14,000	CHILDERIC PRIMARY SCHOOL	The Childeric Primary School Shade Garden
11/12/2021	£26,000	ETHICAL LAND CIC	Deptford Community Market Garden
11/12/2021	£25,570	LONDON BOROUGH OF LEWISHAM	Dalmain Primary Rain Gardens
11/12/2021	£45,482	LONDON BOROUGH OF NEWHAM	The UP Garden
11/12/2021	£40,000 £3,423,236	TREES FOR CITIES	Connecting children to nature in Newham
11/12/2021	£30,000	SURGE COOPERATIVE LTD	Long Wall Ecology Garden
11/12/2021	£31,746	TREES FOR BERMONDSEY	The Octopus Garden
11/12/2021	£10,000	GROW LONDON CIC	OK Grow
11/12/2021	£35,625 £208,768	SPITALFIELDS CITY FARM	Ram and Magpie Community Garden
11/12/2021	£35,500	SWAN HOUSING ASSOCIATION	The Greener Exmouth Project
11/12/2021	£20,000 £426,035	ORCHARD PROJECT	Forest Gardens of Columbia Estates
11/12/2021	£20,908	THE LEYTON BOUNDARY COMMUNITY GARDEN	Leyton Boundary Garden: De-tarmac, Improve & Training
11/12/2021	£5,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF EALING	The London Borough of Ealing wants to use the Christmas Market for North Acton Square as a one-day, weekend to provide a collaborative opportunity for local businesses, artists, makers and entrepreneurs to market their offer to the local and wider west London community.
12/11/2021	£120,000 £6,435,318	LIVING WAGE FOUNDATION	Making the EZ a Living Wage Place (LWP) directly aligns with the shift towards the ‘inclusive growth’ principle outlined in Newham’s CWB Strategy and wider ambitions to take a more collaborative approach to supporting the local economy. It acknowledges the existing need for the EZ to harness the power of place by building a coalition of local organisations from the public, private and third sectors, helping increase the uptake of the London Living Wage (LLW) in the EZ, thus lifting more people out of low pay. The scheme is designed to be both transformative and celebratory providing the impetus for more workers to receive higher pay whilst also acknowledging the achievements of local organisations so far, and as such represents a tangible vehicle through which the EZ can catalyse pay improvements for local workers. Living Wage Foundation is a Citizens UK intiative.
02/11/2021	£2,830,000	PROJEKT	The Factory Project is a social enterprise who have converted a 5 acre / 100,000 sq. ft. site in total, with c.62,000 sq. ft. of lettable space, 5,000 sq. ft. of community space at the Tate & Lyle refinery in North Woolwich. It is a mixed-use plan, incorporating workspace and a community event space, as well as larger units for food preparation and light industrial use. It will also include a large hireable studio, rehearsal and production space. The public spaces will host 50+ cultural and community events throughout the year. The project strategy is to transform the area and bring about positive regeneration through the provision of affordable and flexible space, the total cost of the project is c£6.2m of which the RD GGF will find £2.83m. This will be done by introducing affordable workspace, and the other resources and facilities, whilst retaining the industrial buildings and uses. By creating a new hub of enterprise, employment and culture, and by fostering a community, the Factory Project will help local partnerships form on site and in the Borough. The Factory Project have retained the charities currently based on the site (Community Food Enterprise and Community Links) as tenants on zero rent, with improvements to their current facilities, helping their staff and clients.
21/10/2021	£150,000 £134,857	PARKS FOR LONDON	Enabling funding for charity to build capacity as a Centre for Excellence
01/09/2021	£7,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF EALING	The London Borough of Ealing Council have asked OPDC to help kick- start their activation of North Acton Square by grant funding and taking part in the North Acton London Festival programme.
16/07/2021	£4,770 £141,323	URBANWISE LONDON	A series of projects, including walks and workshops, designed to showcase the ecology of Hammersmith and Fulham's largest green space (Wormwood Scrubs). We will use the list birds found in Wormwood Scrub compiled by renowned bird watcher David Lindo, also known as the Urban Birder, and deliver a series of walks and art workshops for children, families and adults where they will be encourage to explore wildlife (birds, trees, etc) and make art. The art workshops will be based either at Old Oak Community Centre, Old Oak Primary School, Burlington Dames or similar venue close to the Scrubs and easily accessible for walks. The workshops will be delivered by professional artist Renata Fernandez whose studio is in the Old Oak and Park Royal area (Acava, Hythe Rd.)
14/07/2021	£30,000 £201,305	CLAPTON COMMONS	Transformation of the under-croft of St Thomas' Church into a community hub, including community canteen and servery, group exercise studio, bookable meeting rooms, accompanied by community arts residency programme.
14/07/2021	£10,000	GLENGALL WHARF GARDEN	Proposal is to install a shipping container and convert into a community and education hub for the garden's users and wider community. It ofers communal outdoor activity space in an area of high deprivation where private external amenity is limited and aims to strengthen community links through volunteering, workshops, and providing food grown to a local food bank
14/07/2021	£25,000	RIGHTRAIN LTD T/A BILL AMBERG STUDIO	Funding to support the establishment of the inaugural Park Royal Design District
30/06/2021	£30,000 £1,563,309	UNION OF KINGSTON STUDENTS	Union of Kingston Students & Studio KT1 will use the former pc world retail unit to offer maker spaces, student work on show and for sale, student-delivered services (SME advice), exhibitions, talks, workshops and workspaces. the space will be run, managed and curated by the students. The project will help the community reimagine retail space, becoming a model for change in how Kingston residents use their town centre
29/06/2021	£30,000	THINGS MADE PUBLIC	Co-design outdoor pocket park spaces (2 mobile pocket parks and up to 10 green installations) in and around Romford high street and town centre and provide much needed improved outdoor spaces following COVID-19
29/06/2021	£13,000 £146,809	FRIENDS OF BARNES COMMON	Finalising a co-designed Masterplan for the Vine Road Recreation Ground while delivering live tests of temporary play furniture, mobile planters, outdoor classrooms, play area and planting
22/06/2021	£20,000	FITZROVIA CIC	Transformation of a long-empty post office on the Aberfeldy Estate in Poplar, on a high street where most shop units are shuttered up. Will host a space for crafting, including glass casting. Will involve a group of local youths to help with this, as well as general refurbishment of the space, from which they can have practical 'on the job training' as well as gaining useful planning experience and improving social skills, useful for future employment
22/06/2021	£20,000	F.A.T. STUDIO CIC	The project will transform an empty shopfront on Old Kent Road into a free arts club that brings together local people and strengthens cultural and creative presence in the area – as it faces major change. The project will be a space that celebrates life on the Old Kent Road. The three pillars of OKR Arts Club have been shaped by local voices and respond to the Covid-19 crisis: Sustainability, Community and Mental Health. These themes will be embedded into the project. All participants will be celebrated with a road-side window gallery, annual exhibition and publication.
22/06/2021	£5,000	YOUR CANAL BOAT CIC	Three weekends of performances on a canal boat at various locations along the Grand Union Canal
18/06/2021	£10,000 £1,039,097	COMMUNITY ACTION SUTTON	Transform an outdoor space into an urban community garden to bring people together and provide the opportunity to grow their own food, make new friends, improve their wellbeing and mental health.
31/05/2021	£5,000	FOR BRIAN CIC	Old Oak Lumiere will support For Brian CIC's mission to tackle loneliness and isolation, involving a series of light installations and pageants across the Old Oak Estate - these will be co-produced with local residents, with the aim of unifying local communities during such challenging circumstances.
31/05/2021	£4,980	KEY CHANGES	Key changes are a charity who utilise music to support the wellbeing of people living with long-term mental health conditions. Music Studio Discovery will be based out of Central Middlesex Hospital, and will offer participants access to equipment and programming in order to create their own original composition. We are currently running the music activities on the wards at Park Royal Centre for Mental Health. These are taking place every Tuesday at the hospital and have maximum engagement. The studio sessions are taking place in W10 as there was a change of location due to COVID
14/05/2021	£15,000	BE ENRICHED	Capacity building and delivery of food insecurity initiative
14/05/2021	£14,963 £1,907,314	BRIDGE RENEWAL TRUST	Capacity building and delivery of food insecurity initiative
14/05/2021	£15,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF ENFIELD	Capacity building and delivery of food insecurity initiative
14/05/2021	£14,790 £808,553	GLOBAL GENERATION	Capacity building and delivery of food insecurity initiative
14/05/2021	£12,507	ROYAL BOROUGH OF GREENWICH	Capacity building and delivery of food insecurity initiative
14/05/2021	£15,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY	Capacity building and delivery of food insecurity initiative
14/05/2021	£15,000	LONDON BOORUGH OF HAVERING	Capacity building and delivery of food insecurity initiative
14/05/2021	£15,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF LAMBETH	Capacity building and delivery of food insecurity initiative
14/05/2021	£14,085	ORGANICLEA	Capacity building and delivery of food insecurity initiative
14/05/2021	£15,000 £691,420	PEMBROKE HOUSE	Capacity building and delivery of food insecurity initiative
10/05/2021	£10,000	GLENGALL WHARF GARDEN	Make London match funding
10/05/2021	£18,000	CULTIVATE LONDON	Make London match funding
10/05/2021	£20,000	F.A.T. STUDIO CIC	Make London match funding
10/05/2021	£10,000	COMMUNITY ACTION SUTTON	Make London match funding
03/05/2021	£50,000 £134,857	PARKS FOR LONDON	Helping to meet LGSC recommendation to establish and resource a Centre for Excellence
28/04/2021	£30,000	ACTON ARTS CIC	Make London match funding
28/04/2021	£5,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF BRENT	To support the development of next phase of the artist network which will see us bringing together creative organisations to form a collective to take it forward
28/04/2021	£5,000	LIQUID VIBRATIONS	Liquid Vibrations will create a unique underwater listening arts experience for SEN students at the JackTizard School. Taking place at the school's hydrotherapy pool, the students will be treated to a relaxingunderwater sound experience as they are supported weightlessly on the water surface.
28/04/2021	£4,902 £4,891,240	LYRIC HAMMERSMITH THEATRE	An access fund to give young people in and around Old Oak and Park Royal the opportunity to discover their local theatre and new skills and talent through free classes as part of the Young Lyric creative classes programme.
28/04/2021	£5,000	PIP HACKETT	I want to pay tribute to the 'Canary Girls' . The plucky Munitionettes of the Park Royal area of London. These women played a vital role in Industry during both World Wars and were never recognised for their sacrifices to our country. I intend to create a Millinery collection of 1940's hats inspired by these courageous women.
28/04/2021	£5,000	PORTOBELLO LIVE CIC	Our vision is to create affordable, community led performance programmes, in the heartof our local communities. We aim to be inclusive and engage people from a range of backgrounds. Weprovide local people with the opportunity to access live arts and music in their community and toincrease their participation in a range of arts activities. We promote the creation of new music and arts,to enable talented local music and arts creators to realise their potential. We will provide an annualmusic, arts and spoken word festival in the OPDC area.
28/04/2021	£3,900	GANG OF VIRTUE - QUEENSROLLAHOUSE	Generation & Display is Queensrollahouse Artist Studios’ in-house, not-for-profit gallery & event space.We are respectfully applying for a £3,900 grant to support our 2021/22 exhibition programme: 4exhibitions and related events, working with emerging to mid-career artists.
28/04/2021	£5,000 £434,661	SHUBBAK FESTIVAL	The project will connect local businesses with local communities and external visitors through a public art project that creates and displays bilingual English & Arabic literature texts by two emerging Palestinian writers from Hajar Press, designed by young Palestinian designers in key local locations, particular locations frequented by the Arab diaspora inc. Beit El Zeytoun, Levant Book Café and others. It is part of Shubbak, London’s largest festival of Contemporary Arab Culture, but specifically designed for the ODPC area. The project will create a map for festival attenders highlighting the locations and businesses in the ODPC area.
28/04/2021	£2,400	STARDUST ARTS	An interactive virtual music workshop that introduces young people to music and the joy of learning amusical instrument. It is aimed at all children aged 6 years and above where they will learn rhythms and timings on their own percussion instruments. It is hoped that the project will be in person in the final weekfor the final performance. This will depend on the government's COVID 19 legislation at that time
28/04/2021	£5,000	TALKING AND EXPLORING	Walking tours of the industrial estate featuring local industry, businesses and buiidlings of architectural importance
28/04/2021	£4,995	ABUNDANCE ARTS	A 12 week programme of study support for KS2 and KS3 students in the local area, using arts to engage students with subjects such as English and Maths
28/04/2021	£5,000 £106,021	DALGARNO PRE SCHOOL	A programme of drama and arts sessions for local students in North Kensington, based out of the Dalgarno Community Centre
28/04/2021	£4,990	FRESH ARTS CIC	A programme of theatre activities for children aged 7-11, based out of West Twyford Primary School in Park Royal
28/04/2021	£4,800	FACTORY PROJECTS	A series of workshops and exhbitions exploring the idea of utopia with local people in Old Oak and Park Royal
28/04/2021	£5,000	GOODWASTE	Project involving the creation of street furniture using waste materials from the industrial estate, in turn encouraging engagement with residents surrounding the future of the area
28/04/2021	£5,000	KOMMUN SOUND	A series of music events in Park Royal being delivered post-lockdown to help reinvigorate interest in live music locally
28/04/2021	£4,650	UNIAO DA MOCIDADE	A series of free samba workshops during Summer 2021 at the Oti Mabuse Dance studio in Park Royal, culminating in a live performance
28/04/2021	£4,625	JOHN KEBLE COFE PRIMARY SCHOOL	Additional support for a foodbank in Harlesden, alongside funding to support a gardening club at the school
28/04/2021	£4,990	MINDS UNITED CIC	volunteer programme for local people, using sports coaching to support skils development and routes into higher education and employment
28/04/2021	£5,000	SAAFI (SOMALI ADVICE AND FORUM OF INFORMATION)	Support for a charity who specialise in working with the local Somalian community, offering online training and awareness courses
28/04/2021	£5,000 £92,514	US CHARITABLE TRUST	A series of arts and culture activities held over Summer 2021, free for local young people
28/04/2021	£5,000	ALOOKINTO	ALOOKINTO are an artist collective based in Park Royal who focus on platforming the experience of marginalised, often less-visible groups. With a grant from OPDC they will create a zine in collaboration with local artists, platforming the work of emerging creatives in London's largest industrial estate
28/04/2021	£4,320	ARC THEATRE	Arc Theatre focus on creating immersive, interactive theatre that engages young people with challenging topics. No More Whispers will explore FGM (Female Genital Mutilation) in London, supporting students to understand the complexity of the issue in a safe, supportive environment.
28/04/2021	£5,000	BLAST STUDIO	Blast Studio are an artist collective based in Park Royal who specialise in using waste materials to create artwork. "The Hive" will collect waste materials from the industrial estate to create a distinctive sculpture, to be installed outside of Excelsior Studios.
28/04/2021	£4,933	BUBBLE + SQUEAK	Building upon their expansive local networks, Bubble and Squeak will work to create a new newspaper for people living in the Old Oak Estate - this will be circulated monthly, with content being co-produced with local residents and artists.
28/04/2021	£5,000	ANGELINA JESSON ARTS LTD - 1995	Facilitated by two local artists living in Old Oak, Earthseed will involve local students in the creation of an interactive performance and musical film inspired by "The Parable of the Sower" by Octavia Butler.
28/04/2021	£5,000	FASHION REBIRTH	Building upon a grant awarded during the early phases of the Great Place Scheme, the organisation will create a temporary hub in Park Royal - through this local women working in the creative industries will be able to connect with one another and grow their personal network, supporting improved welbeing in the process.
28/04/2021	£4,600	GIRLS I RATE	GirlsIRate work to create visibilility and opportunities for under-represented communities in the music industry. Girl Royal Oak will involve a series of radio broadcasts, providing a platform to showcase local talent - this will also culimate in a networking event for participants to support their career development further.
28/04/2021	£5,000	KIT THEATRE	KIT Theatre specialise in delivering immersive threatre projects to engage young people with complex topics. Classbot 450 will involve three schools in Harlesden/Stonebridge, introducing students to AI/coding - this will entail a week "takover" using live actors and probelm solving activities. This project is match funded by a £25k grant from the John Lyons Foundation.
28/04/2021	£3,000	LOCALITY MATTERS	A blog about the history of Old Oak and Park Royal with interviews and photography of notable reisdents.
28/04/2021	£4,902 £4,891,240	LYRIC THEATRE	An access fund to give young people in and around Old Oak and Park Royal the opportunity to discover their local theatre and new skills and talent through free classes as part of the Young Lyric creative classes programme.
28/04/2021	£4,950	OLD OAK PRIMARY SCHOOL	Buiding upon their expansive local networks, colleagues from Old Oak Primary will develop a series of podcasts in collaboration with residents across the Old Oak Estate.
28/04/2021	£4,940	REVO SECCUS	The project will inform and capture the view of young people on the past, present and future of the OPDC area and the opportunities it will produce in terms of jobs and careers the young people could be learning for at present.
28/04/2021	£5,000	TITRA	Annual Film Festival which supports the decades long filming history of our area and creates a community event for all residents in the Island Triangle conservation area. In addition to screening a selection of films over the weekend, children would learn about the history of our streets as a filming location, there would be opportunities to take part in cultural workshops and a street party for all to attend.
06/04/2021	£37,500	SITOPIA FARM	Make London match funding
06/04/2021	£30,000	THINGS MADE PUBLIC	Make London match funding
06/04/2021	£45,000	MIGRATEFUL UK	Make London match funding
06/04/2021	£30,000	KINGSTON UNION OF STUDENTS	Make London match funding
06/04/2021	£18,000	CRYSTAL PALACE PARK TRUST	Make London match funding
06/04/2021	£13,000	FRIENDS OF BARNES COMMON	Make London match funding
06/04/2021	£12,000	BLANK WALLS	Make London match funding
01/04/2021	£15,000	CODE 1	Capacity building funding for community-led partnerships
01/04/2021	£15,000 £21,938	KANLUNGAN FILIPINO CONSORTIUM	Capacity building funding for community-led partnerships
01/04/2021	£15,000	ACTION FOR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT	Capacity building funding for community-led partnerships
01/04/2021	£10,600	MUSLIM WOMEN'S COLLECTIVE	Capacity building funding for community-led partnerships
01/04/2021	£15,000	THERAPY FOR HEALING	Capacity building funding for community-led partnerships
01/04/2021	£12,001	CLUB KALI NETWORK	Capacity building funding for community-led partnerships
01/04/2021	£15,000 £60,693	WORK RIGHTS CENTRE	Capacity building funding for community-led partnerships
01/04/2021	£15,000	LEWISHAM YOUTH THEATRE	Capacity building funding for community-led partnerships
01/04/2021	£14,926	LGBTQI+ OUTSIDE	Capacity building funding for community-led partnerships
01/04/2021	£4,903 £84,145	HALKEVI	Capacity building funding for community-led partnerships
01/04/2021	£5,000	RUF	Capacity building funding for community-led partnerships
01/04/2021	£4,851 £492	FORUM FOR OLDER PEOPLE	Capacity building funding for community-led partnerships
01/04/2021	£4,980	LERATO	Capacity building funding for community-led partnerships
01/04/2021	£4,978 £3,883	POLICY CENTRE FOR AFRICAN PEOPLES	Capacity building funding for community-led partnerships
01/04/2021	£4,800	COCO COLLECTIVE	Capacity building funding for community-led partnerships
01/04/2021	£5,000	NEWHAM MUSLIM FORUM	Capacity building funding for community-led partnerships
01/04/2021	£5,000 £116,766	SUTTON VISION	Capacity building funding for community-led partnerships
01/04/2021	£4,350	CASSEL HOSPITAL CHARITABLE TRUST	Capacity building funding for community-led partnerships
01/04/2021	£5,000	CENTRE FOR FEMINIST FOREIGN POLICY	Capacity building funding for community-led partnerships
01/04/2021	£4,990	SAMAFAL	Capacity building funding for community-led partnerships
31/03/2021	£60,458 £16,300,000	DEPAUL UK	Immigration advice for rough sleepers
31/03/2021	£90,000 £649,511	LEWISHAM REFUGEE AND MIGRANT NETWORK	Immigration advice for rough sleepers
31/03/2021	£58,950 £194,406	NEWWAY PROJECT	Immigration advice for rough sleepers
31/03/2021	£83,975 £412,354	SOUTH LONDON REFUGEE ASSOCIATION	Immigration advice for rough sleepers
31/03/2021	£100,063 £108,793,000	ST MUNGO'S	Immigration advice for rough sleepers
31/03/2021	£106,034 £18,309,407	THAMES REACH	Immigration advice for rough sleepers
23/03/2021	£20,220	YOU AND ME COUNSELLING	Young people in Romford aged 7-16 and their parents/carers, focusing on families on low incomes and from BAME groups.
19/03/2021	£94,893	WEST LONDON BUSINESS	Funding towards the continuation of the Park Royal Business Group Manager post for an additional two years.
18/03/2021	£5,000	ABRA	ABRA Community Garden
18/03/2021	£5,000	ROSHA NUTT	Alexandra Palace Art Trail 2021
18/03/2021	£4,553	ENGAGE HERE CIC	Artists with Dementia in Tower Hamlets
18/03/2021	£5,000	CORDWAINERS GROW	BLooM - Connecting with Nature
18/03/2021	£5,000	LOUISE ELY	Bourne Under Cover
18/03/2021	£4,065	PALMERS GREEN ACTION TEAM	Bring trees to Palmers Green high street
18/03/2021	£5,000	THE PURLS.UK	Building Healthier Communities
18/03/2021	£4,500	THREADS	Community Craft Workshops
18/03/2021	£4,915	LIV WRIGHT	Community Mural for Pymmes Park
18/03/2021	£5,000	TRAPPED IN ZONE ONE	Enhancing Ackroyd Drive Greenlink
18/03/2021	£4,126	FRIENDS OF FELTHAM GREEN	Flourishing Feltham Green
18/03/2021	£4,043	GRANVILLE COMMUNITY KITCHEN	Granville Garden - Feeding Our Community
18/03/2021	£4,500	STRATFORD VILLAGE NEIGHBOURHOOD	Greening Stratford Village Neighborhood
18/03/2021	£4,118	GROW LEWISHAM	Grow it yourself with Grow Lewisham
18/03/2021	£4,463	CREATE WITHOUT BORDERS	Imagining Sanctuary in Lewisham
18/03/2021	£4,565	HARROW HERITAGE TRUST	Improving Pinner Recreation Ground
18/03/2021	£3,950	IGNITE ME WOKSHOP THEATRE	Make Inclusive Theatre online Richmond
18/03/2021	£5,000	MAKE MEE STUDIO	Patched Together Lewisham
18/03/2021	£5,000	BLKOUT_UK	Pearl's Return - BLKOUT LIVE
18/03/2021	£3,684	MANOR PARK FRIENDS GROUP	Play, Learn, Create in Sutton's Garden
18/03/2021	£4,991	CRITICAL MOMENT THEATRE	Speaking Stones Crystal Palace
18/03/2021	£7,820	GET SET 4 TENNIS CIC	Tennis Pathway for children with special educational needs and disabilities in Hillingdon Harrow and Ealing
18/03/2021	£8,040	LONGFIELD HALL TRUST	Women 50+ in specific wards in Lambeth (priority women living alone, carers)
18/03/2021	£18,035	MAGGIE KESWICK JENCKS CANCER CARING CENTRES TRUST (MAGGIE’S)	Adults with cancer and their carers
18/03/2021	£29,159	VISION REDBRIDGE CULTURE & LEISURE	Females who live in lower social-economic areas, that have been identified as having poor mental health and/or have lived through difficult experiences during the COVID19 epidemic including, those that are struggling with isolation, those that have become new mothers or have young children or those that have escape domestic violence.
17/03/2021	£8,490	ABILITY BOW	For older adults with disabilities who may also live with health conditions including mental illness
17/03/2021	£9,390	CREATIVE SPACES LONDON	For BAME women and carers from low income families. Also engage vulnerable residents who have not yet been reached, in particular new mums that may be struggling as a result of early years services being out of action.
17/03/2021	£8,220	CYCLING4YOU LTD	For Black, Asian and minority ethnic, School Mum's, people on a low household income, People without qualifications / long term unemployed and older people.
17/03/2021	£30,212	EDUCATION AND SKILLS DEVELOPMENT GROUP	For isolated elderly women
17/03/2021	£26,994	INSPIRATIONAL YOUTH LTD	Young men (BAME)
17/03/2021	£7,008	MINDFUL PEAK PERFORMANCE CIC	Young carers (8-11) and (12-18)
17/03/2021	£14,210	MOVEMENTWORKS	Young children from disadvantaged backgrounds, older children with autism
17/03/2021	£17,859	ORGANICLEA	Social prescribing for mental health/wellbeing
17/03/2021	£19,130	RESOURCES FOR AUTISM	Inactive, autistic adults aged 19 plus, from across the autistic-spectrum who suffer from mental-health issues and suffered disproportionately in-respect of Covid-19 due to their condition.
17/03/2021	£15,877	THE BRIDGE	Older women from lower socio-economic groups, women with long-term conditions and people from BAME communities
17/03/2021	£18,961	UNITED RESPONSE	For people with mild and profound learning and physical disabilities, Autism, Asperger’s Syndrome, and mental health needs (18-65+)
17/03/2021	£30,814	VERSUS ARTHRITIS	For people with arthritis
17/03/2021	£26,295	YOUTH REALITIES	Young women aged 12-25, specifically those with experience of domestic/ relationship abuse, sexual violence, mental health challenges, social or/and academic isolation, low-income.
16/03/2021	£6,267	REFUGEE CAFE	Community led social action project to support recovery from COVID19
16/03/2021	£9,000	NATIONAL FOOD SERVICE LONDON	Community led social action project to support recovery from COVID19
16/03/2021	£8,872	CONNECTED ROUTES CIC	Community led social action project to support recovery from COVID19
16/03/2021	£8,964	GRANVILLE COMMUNITY KITCHEN	Community led social action project to support recovery from COVID19
16/03/2021	£7,010	POWERHOUSE FOR WOMEN	Community led social action project to support recovery from COVID19
16/03/2021	£9,000	EMPOWERING DEAF SOCIETY	Community led social action project to support recovery from COVID19
16/03/2021	£9,000	GOLDSTAR CREATIVE MARKETING	Community led social action project to support recovery from COVID19
16/03/2021	£8,880	WOMENS INCLUSIVE TEAM	Community led social action project to support recovery from COVID19
16/03/2021	£6,370	ALL FAITHS AND NONE	Community led social action project to support recovery from COVID19
16/03/2021	£8,304	GOLD & SILVER INTERPRISES CIC	Community led social action project to support recovery from COVID19
16/03/2021	£4,444	EVELYN TENANTS AND RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION	Community led social action project to support recovery from COVID19
16/03/2021	£8,685	SOUTH NORWOOD COMMUNITY KITCHEN	Community led social action project to support recovery from COVID19
16/03/2021	£8,991	MVP MEDIA CIC	Community led social action project to support recovery from COVID19
16/03/2021	£8,990	CHAPEL OF MERCY	Community led social action project to support recovery from COVID19
16/03/2021	£8,390	MIDDLE EASTERN WOMEN AND SOCIETY ORGANISATION	Community led social action project to support recovery from COVID19
16/03/2021	£1,320	ON THE RECORD CIC	To analyse, present and share community on-traditional/creative insights
16/03/2021	£1,500	PHILIPPA FOUND (ARTIST)	To analyse, present and share community on-traditional/creative insights
16/03/2021	£1,500 £53,973	PHOSPHOROS THEATRE CIC	To analyse, present and share community on-traditional/creative insights
16/03/2021	£1,500	QUILOMBO UK	To analyse, present and share community on-traditional/creative insights
16/03/2021	£1,500	SPORT4HEALTH COMMUNITY INTEREST COMPANY	To analyse, present and share community on-traditional/creative insights
16/03/2021	£1,500 £68,490	APSARA ARTS	To analyse, present and share community on-traditional/creative insights
16/03/2021	£1,105	BADU COMMUNITY CIC	To analyse, present and share community on-traditional/creative insights
16/03/2021	£1,270	CAPORALES CENTRALISTAS SAN MIGUEL LONDON	To analyse, present and share community on-traditional/creative insights
16/03/2021	£1,500	THE SHOW CRIB	To analyse, present and share community on-traditional/creative insights
16/03/2021	£1,440 £87,381	THE THANET YOUTH & COMMUNITY CENTRE	To analyse, present and share community on-traditional/creative insights
16/03/2021	£1,500	THERAPY4HEALING	To analyse, present and share community on-traditional/creative insights
16/03/2021	£1,500	WAPPING YOUTH FC	To analyse, present and share community on-traditional/creative insights
16/03/2021	£1,500	GROUNDSWELL ARTS	To analyse, present and share community on-traditional/creative insights
16/03/2021	£1,500	GROWING HOPE	To analyse, present and share community on-traditional/creative insights
16/03/2021	£1,500	HACKNEY COOPERATIVE DEVELOPMENT TRUST	To analyse, present and share community on-traditional/creative insights
16/03/2021	£1,200	JAZANNE ARTS CIC	To analyse, present and share community on-traditional/creative insights
16/03/2021	£1,500	JOY OF SOUND	To analyse, present and share community on-traditional/creative insights
16/03/2021	£1,500 £115,060	KAYD SOMALI ARTS & CULTURE	To analyse, present and share community on-traditional/creative insights
16/03/2021	£1,495	MOVE DANCE FEEL COMMUNITY INTEREST COMPANY	To analyse, present and share community on-traditional/creative insights
16/03/2021	£1,500	FOTOSYNTHESIS	To analyse, present and share community on-traditional/creative insights
06/03/2021	£37,500	SITOPIA FARM CIC	Community interest company looking to create a local food growing farm in Greenwich with a range of community activities and events
06/03/2021	£45,000 £232,310	MIGRATEFUL CIO	Provide a permanent home for Migrateful, a social enterprise that helps refugees, asylum seekers and migrants to share their traditional cuisines with the public, training them to become professional cookery class teachers as a way to access employment and integration in the UK. New centre will be established in the 3 Corners Centre in Clerkenwell
06/03/2021	£30,000	ACTON ARTS CIC	Transformation of the old Library on Acton High Street to accommodate a pop-up cinema housing a single screen viewing area and a bar/café that will have independent traders present
06/03/2021	£18,000 £230,750	CULTIVATE LONDON LTD	This project aims to deliver a 2560m2 community garden with hub space looking to run educational and volunteering activities around horticulture. It aims to connect through collaboration a range of community groups to use the space. Through engaging with green spaces, it aims to improve mental health and wellbeing and foster greater social linkages in the area to address the impact of Covid19
06/03/2021	£32,000	MOUNTFORD GROWING COMMUNITY	An architectural summer school for local young people (NEETS) to co-design a proposal and enable the construction a self-build community space in the next stage. The space would be used for a variety of community and education activities. A summer school for young people to acquire new skills who face the challenge of being marginalised. Because of the design of the self-build element, the project has a high focus on sustainability and green innovation enabling young people to learn useful skills for their future professional progression
06/03/2021	£18,000	CRYSTAL PALACE PARK TRUST	Having recently registered the stage as an Asset of Community Value, The Crystal Palace Park Trust want to reboot the 'Rusty Laptop’- as the concert bowl is affectionately known by locals. The first step, which this campaign addresses, is to resurface the large stage floor area with a durable new timber decking and undertake essential maintenance works in the back-of-house structure
06/03/2021	£12,000	BUD STUDIO	The design and execution of 6 mural artworks across Tottenham sites, co-designed with local community and business by a locally based artist studio
23/02/2021	£15,000	HAMMERSMITH AND FULHAM VOLUNTEER CENTRE AND VOLUNTEER CENTRE CAMDEN	For the delivery of asupport network for mutual aid groups in London
15/02/2021	£14,000	CHARLTON ATHLETIC COMMUNITY TRUST	A series of alternative curriculum workshops for Key stage 3-4 vulnerable young people, focusing on problem solving and teamwork and improving emotional wellbeing, resilience and raising aspirations. Football will be used as an engagement tool for participants. An additional module delivered by CACT’s Head of Diversity will focus on social justice and anti-racism, supporting and empowering young people to act collectively.
10/02/2021	£50,000	BADU CIC	Small group tuition with sports/physical (football and basketball) activities and mental health and trauma wraparound support for vulnerable young people in primary and secondary schools. Project will provide ‘Tree of Life’ training to participants, enabling young people to talk about their lives in ways that aren’t retraumatising. Young people will learn to facilitate this and support future facilitation.
10/02/2021	£30,690	THE CHANGE FOUNDATION	Dance 4 Change uses dance therapy and performance to support marginalised young women (16-25) in Lambeth with mental health disorders, worsened by Covid-19. It helps focus on the body instead of the mind, facilitating improvements in mental and emotional well-being. Project will include dance therapy and mindfulness sessions
08/02/2021	£42,770	RIGHT DEVELOPMENT SPORTS	RDF will offer a menu of services and activities to engage young people 6-18 from areas of multiple deprivation whose families have been emotionally and economically affected directly by the pandemic. Running for 24 weeks the programme will run two weekly physical activity sessions (basketball) per area to engage participants. The project will provide participants' with healthy meal at each session to their door in partnership with Kitchen Social. Incorporated within the project will be youth mental health workshops and personal goal setting workshops and support service mapping and signposting. These sessions will also be made available digitally.
08/02/2021	£9,771	TRINITY LABAN CONSERVATOIRE OF MUSIC AND DANCE	Funding is for two programmes: 1) Dancing Ahead: a project for CYP (10-16 years) with poor mental health. Research informed, set up originally as part of Headstart national programme, the class focuses on building resilience by providing a positive learning environment through dance; and 2) DanceAbility: a project for CYP with physical and/or learning disabilities (5 – 10 years) and siblings, which provides physical activity, creativity, social interaction, increasing participants' confidence and social skills.
08/02/2021	£18,125	AFC WIMBLEDON FOUNDATION	The funding is for delivering an extension of our current summer scheme's at targeted venues in socially deprived estates in Merton. Active Womble programmes will provide a mixture of multi-sports, dance, drama, arts and education provision for referred young children aged 8 – 13
03/02/2021	£114,130	ACTIVATE LEARNING	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£1,777,224	BARKING & DAGENHAM LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£6,118,615	BARKING AND DAGENHAM COLLEGE	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£13,860,415	BARNET & SOUTHGATE COLLEGE	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£2,111,309	BEXLEY LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£3,240,733	BRENT LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£6,682,226	BROMLEY COLLEGE OF FURTHER AND HIGHER EDUCATION	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£1,724,755	BROMLEY LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£117,210	BROOKLANDS COLLEGE	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£413,792	BUCKINGHAMSHIRE COLLEGE GROUP	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£1,249,178	CAMDEN LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£2,077,721	CAPEL MANOR COLLEGE	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£584,745	COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LONDON	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£3,958,876	CROYDON COLLEGE	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£4,279,511	CROYDON LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£681,697	EALING LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£8,440,736	EALING, HAMMERSMITH & WEST LONDON COLLEGE	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£934,100	EAST SURREY COLLEGE	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£2,295,866	HACKNEY LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£2,968,641	HAMMERSMITH AND FULHAM LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£1,885,272	HARINGEY LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£216,894	HARLOW COLLEGE	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£748,224	HARROW LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£1,104,416	HAVERING LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£6,941,196	HCUC	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£705,522	HERTFORD REGIONAL COLLEGE	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£1,676,320	HILLINGDON LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£2,491,083	HOUNSLOW LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£1,090,362	ISLINGTON LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£224,816	KENT COUNTY COUNCIL	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£9,662,055	LAMBETH COLLEGE	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£2,468,017	LAMBETH LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£3,533,685	LEWISHAM LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£2,283,763	MARY WARD SETTLEMENT	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£1,465,718	MERTON BOROUGH COUNCIL	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£9,784,909	MORLEY COLLEGE LIMITED	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£11,284,404	NCG	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£17,289,352	NEW CITY COLLEGE	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£12,880,336	NEWHAM COLLEGE OF FURTHER EDUCATION	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£3,943,081	NEWHAM LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£138,924	NEWHAM SIXTH FORM COLLEGE	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£1,649,427	NORTH EAST SURREY COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY (NESCOT)	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£218,942	NORTH HERTFORDSHIRE COLLEGE	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£198,506	NORTH KENT COLLEGE	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£160,017	OAKLANDS COLLEGE	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£950,617	ORCHARD HILL COLLEGE	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£2,401,931	REDBRIDGE LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£4,528,228	RICHMOND AND HILLCROFT ADULT AND COMMUNITY COLLEGE	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£1,250,523	RICHMOND UPON THAMES COLLEGE	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£225,001	RICHMOND UPON THAMES LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£1,936,756	ROYAL BOROUGH OF GREENWICH	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£1,594,241	ROYAL BOROUGH OF KENSINGTON AND CHELSEA	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£1,081,417	ROYAL BOROUGH OF KINGSTON UPON THAMES	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£211,674	RUSKIN COLLEGE	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£196,400	SHREWSBURY COLLEGES GROUP	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£437,982	SOUTH ESSEX COLLEGE OF FURTHER AND HIGHER EDUCATION	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£11,022,987	SOUTH THAMES COLLEGES GROUP	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£1,537,337	SOUTHWARK LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£1,507,889	STANMORE COLLEGE	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£109,676	SURREY ADULT LEARNING (SURREY COUNTY COUNCIL)	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£2,063,818	SUTTON LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£596,640	THE BROOKE HOUSE SIXTH FORM COLLEGE	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£7,328,833	THE CITY LITERARY INSTITUTE	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£81,715	THE UNIVERSITY OF WEST LONDON	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£429,642	THE WINDSOR FOREST COLLEGES GROUP	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£31,339,628	THE WKCIC GROUP	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£2,541,204	TOWER HAMLETS LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£10,704,598	UNITED COLLEGES GROUP	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£561,921	UNIVERSITY OF THE ARTS, LONDON	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£7,304,520	WALTHAM FOREST COLLEGE	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£3,281,415	WALTHAM FOREST LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£1,593,934	WANDSWORTH LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£182,726	WEST HERTS COLLEGE	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£3,306,023	WEST THAMES COLLEGE	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£6,664,160	WESTMINSTER CITY COUNCIL	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£1,316,043	WORKERS' EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£4,659,931	WORKING MEN'S COLLEGE CORPORATION	AEB funded education and training
03/02/2021	£50,000	ACTIVATE LEARNING	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£50,000	BARKING & DAGENHAM LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£371,460	BARKING AND DAGENHAM COLLEGE	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£490,389	BARNET & SOUTHGATE COLLEGE	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£50,000	BEXLEY LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£50,000	BRENT LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£490,729	BROMLEY COLLEGE OF FURTHER AND HIGHER EDUCATION	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£50,000	BROMLEY LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£50,000	BROOKLANDS COLLEGE	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£50,000	BUCKINGHAMSHIRE COLLEGE GROUP	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£50,000	CAMDEN LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£201,647	CAPEL MANOR COLLEGE	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£50,000	COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LONDON	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£419,199	CROYDON COLLEGE	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£50,000	CROYDON LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£50,000	EALING LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£282,070	EALING, HAMMERSMITH & WEST LONDON COLLEGE	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£71,412	EAST SURREY COLLEGE	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£50,000	HACKNEY LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£50,000	HAMMERSMITH AND FULHAM LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£50,000	HARINGEY LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£50,000	HARLOW COLLEGE	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£50,000	HARROW LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£50,000	HAVERING LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£551,035	HCUC	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£50,393	HERTFORD REGIONAL COLLEGE	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£50,000	HILLINGDON LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£50,000	HOUNSLOW LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£50,000	ISLINGTON LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£50,000	KENT COUNTY COUNCIL	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£427,114	LAMBETH COLLEGE	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£50,000	LAMBETH LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£50,000	LEWISHAM LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£50,000	MARY WARD SETTLEMENT	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£50,000	MERTON BOROUGH COUNCIL	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£305,488	MORLEY COLLEGE LIMITED	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£266,036	NCG	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£598,211	NEW CITY COLLEGE	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£593,777	NEWHAM COLLEGE OF FURTHER EDUCATION	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£50,000	NEWHAM LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£50,000	NEWHAM SIXTH FORM COLLEGE	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£190,628	NORTH EAST SURREY COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY (NESCOT)	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£50,000	NORTH HERTFORDSHIRE COLLEGE	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£58,334	NORTH KENT COLLEGE	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£50,000	OAKLANDS COLLEGE	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£50,000	ORCHARD HILL COLLEGE	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£50,000	REDBRIDGE LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£80,274	RICHMOND AND HILLCROFT ADULT AND COMMUNITY COLLEGE	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£124,066	RICHMOND UPON THAMES COLLEGE	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£50,000	RICHMOND UPON THAMES LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£50,000	ROYAL BOROUGH OF GREENWICH	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£50,000	ROYAL BOROUGH OF KENSINGTON AND CHELSEA	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£50,000	ROYAL BOROUGH OF KINGSTON UPON THAMES	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£50,000	RUSKIN COLLEGE	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£50,000	SHREWSBURY COLLEGES GROUP	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£50,000	SOUTH ESSEX COLLEGE OF FURTHER AND HIGHER EDUCATION	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£723,035	SOUTH THAMES COLLEGES GROUP	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£50,000	SOUTHWARK LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£146,701	STANMORE COLLEGE	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£50,000	SURREY ADULT LEARNING (SURREY COUNTY COUNCIL)	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£50,000	SUTTON LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£61,526	THE BROOKE HOUSE SIXTH FORM COLLEGE	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£126,326	THE CITY LITERARY INSTITUTE	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£50,000	THE UNIVERSITY OF WEST LONDON	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£50,000	THE WINDSOR FOREST COLLEGES GROUP	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£1,322,039	THE WKCIC GROUP	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£50,000	TOWER HAMLETS LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£634,287	UNITED COLLEGES GROUP	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£50,000	UNIVERSITY OF THE ARTS, LONDON	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£510,916	WALTHAM FOREST COLLEGE	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£50,000	WALTHAM FOREST LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£50,000	WANDSWORTH LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£50,000	WEST HERTS COLLEGE	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£262,111	WEST THAMES COLLEGE	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£66,350	WESTMINSTER CITY COUNCIL	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£50,000	WORKERS' EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£50,000	WORKING MEN'S COLLEGE CORPORATION	NSF funded education and training
03/02/2021	£9,640	ALL STARS YOUTH CLUB LIMITED	This project will deliver boxing and fitness activities and 1-2-1 mentoring sessions to disadvantaged young people (aged 10 to 21), primarily from Black and Asian Minority Ethnic background at risk or directly involved in youth violence and crime.
03/01/2021	£37,000	FRENFORD CLUBS	To act as the Lead partner on the My London: Enabling Youth Social Action Programme in the in the Barking and Dagenham and Redbridge partnership area
03/01/2021	£37,000	LEWISHAM YOUTH THEATRE	To act as the Lead partner on the My London: Enabling Youth Social Action Programme in the in the Greenwich and Lewisham partnership area
03/01/2021	£37,000	EALING AND HOUNSLOW CVS	To act as the Lead partner on the My London: Enabling Youth Social Action Programme in the in the Ealing and Hillingdon partnership area
01/12/2020	£36,700 £536,660	CORAM’S FIELDS AND THE HARMSWORTH MEMORIAL PLAYGROUND	Greener Futures
01/12/2020	£20,000 £808,553	GLOBAL GENERATION	Patchwork Gardening
01/12/2020	£16,200 £1,274,082	CASTLEHAVEN COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION	Operation Bedspread
01/12/2020	£23,125 £1,150,237	BUILDING BRIDGES CAREERS SERVICES	Northolts's Breathing Spaces
01/12/2020	£10,753 £3,691,416	LONDON WILDLIFE TRUST	From Grey to Green at CSNP
01/12/2020	£10,000 £159,287	PURSUING INDEPENDENT PATHS (PIP)	PiPs and seeds
01/12/2020	£6,836 £385,684	CHURCH OF OUR LADY OF LOURDES & ST VINCENT DE PAUL	Landscaping & planting front courtyard
01/12/2020	£10,100 £15,600	LONDON BOROUGH OF CROYDON	South Norwood Goes Wild for All
01/12/2020	£29,370 £271,417	OCTOPUS COMMUNITY NETWORK	Rooftop Kitchen Garden & Living Leaning Greenspaces
01/12/2020	£35,000 £66,124	ROYAL BOROUGH OF KENSINGTON AND CHELSEA	Swinbrook Estate Greening Project
01/12/2020	£40,000 £187,734	INCREDIBLE EDIBLE LAMBETH	Grow Back Greener Estates
01/12/2020	£30,053 £84,381	NATURE VIBEZZZ	Grow Back Greener with Nature Vibezzz
01/12/2020	£20,000 £129,574	THE FROGLIFE TRUST	Lambeth Loves Nature
01/12/2020	£20,000 £1,620,462	POLKA CHILDREN'S THEATRE	Polka Community Garden
01/12/2020	£40,000 £41,601	THE ROYAL DOCKS LEARNING & ACTIVITY CENTRE	Royal Docks Grass Routes
01/12/2020	£5,132 £250,441	TRANSITION TOWN ILFORD	Valentines Park Forest Garden
01/12/2020	£8,208	ACTION FOR REFUGEES IN LEWISHAM (AFRIL)	Allotment of Refuge
01/12/2020	£20,000 £354,091	THE EXCHANGE ERITH	The Greenhouse and The Grow-ver
01/12/2020	£15,295 £400,314	SOUTH LONDON BOTANICAL INSTITUTE	Pavement Plants for People
01/12/2020	£15,144 £781,656	LONDON BOROUGH OF LAMBETH	Sunnyhill Nature Garden
01/12/2020	£15,000	THE ALBANY	Rewilding the Albany Garden
01/12/2020	£14,000 £153,594	HORNIMAN MUSEUM AND GARDENS	Enhancing SE23
01/12/2020	£12,500 £400,314	THE NEW CROSS GATE TRUST	Nurturing nature in New Cross
01/12/2020	£15,050 £2,980,581	BETHNAL GREEN NATURE RESERVE TRUST	Bethnal Green Wetlands Rescue
01/12/2020	£22,058 £621,279	CREATIVE CITY LIMITED	Herbert Road Green Oasis
01/12/2020	£19,096 £918,045	CORE ARTS	The Wardle Street Project
01/12/2020	£9,268 £159,287	ST MARY'S SECRET GARDEN	Haggerston's Singing Hedgerow
01/12/2020	£40,000 £413,314	LONDON BOROUGH OF HARINGEY	CookBook Edible Library
01/12/2020	£25,000 £413,314	LONDON BOROUGH OF HARINGEY	Gladstone Parklet
01/12/2020	£14,200	COMPANY DRINKS	Green Health in Our Hands
01/12/2020	£16,419	BARNET ENVIRONMENT SUPPORT TEAM	Grahame Park Community Gardening
01/12/2020	£7,602	HACKNEY HERBAL	Hackney Wick Greening
01/12/2020	£40,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF HOUNSLOW	Creation of Northcote Local Nature Reserve
01/12/2020	£37,300	ORGANICLEA COMMUNITY GROWERS	Green Up Priory, Let's Grow!
27/11/2020	£10,000 £60,693	WORK RIGHTS CENTRE	European outreach work
27/11/2020	£10,000 £1,185,475	AIRE CENTRE	European outreach work
27/11/2020	£10,000 £488,821	RIGHTS OF WOMEN	European outreach work
27/11/2020	£10,000	POMOC	European outreach work
27/11/2020	£10,000	NEW EUROPEANS UK	European outreach work
27/11/2020	£10,000 £452,347	HARROW LAW CENTRE	European outreach work
27/11/2020	£7,750 £101,396	SETTLED	European outreach work
19/11/2020	£4,660	TRUE YOU TODAY	Recipient of Stronger Communities grant funding which supports sport and physical activity projects tackling increased levels of social isolation and loneliness as a consequence of COVID-19.
19/11/2020	£3,225	ILLUMINATE FREEDOM	Recipient of Stronger Communities grant funding which supports sport and physical activity projects tackling increased levels of social isolation and loneliness as a consequence of COVID-19.
19/11/2020	£6,500	THE CAXTON YOUTH ORGANISATION	Recipient of Stronger Communities grant funding which supports sport and physical activity projects tackling increased levels of social isolation and loneliness as a consequence of COVID-19.
01/11/2020	£6,696	ADVICE SUPPORT KNOWLEDGE INFORMATION	Recipient of Stronger Communities grant funding which supports sport and physical activity projects tackling increased levels of social isolation and loneliness as a consequence of COVID-19.
01/11/2020	£8,646	CAPITAL KIDS CRICKET	Recipient of Stronger Communities grant funding which supports sport and physical activity projects tackling increased levels of social isolation and loneliness as a consequence of COVID-19.
01/11/2020	£9,774	NNE AGWU CONSTITUTION	Recipient of Stronger Communities grant funding which supports sport and physical activity projects tackling increased levels of social isolation and loneliness as a consequence of COVID-19.
01/11/2020	£4,900	DOST CENTRE FOR YOUNG REFUGEES AND MIGRANTS	Recipient of Stronger Communities grant funding which supports sport and physical activity projects tackling increased levels of social isolation and loneliness as a consequence of COVID-19.
01/11/2020	£4,068	MUSHIN SCHOOL OF MARTIAL ARTS	Recipient of Stronger Communities grant funding which supports sport and physical activity projects tackling increased levels of social isolation and loneliness as a consequence of COVID-19.
01/11/2020	£9,930	CYCLETASTIC	Recipient of Stronger Communities grant funding which supports sport and physical activity projects tackling increased levels of social isolation and loneliness as a consequence of COVID-19.
01/11/2020	£3,393	CAMDEN SHORINJI KEMPO	Recipient of Stronger Communities grant funding which supports sport and physical activity projects tackling increased levels of social isolation and loneliness as a consequence of COVID-19.
01/11/2020	£6,808	ANGEL SHED THEATRE COMPANY	Recipient of Stronger Communities grant funding which supports sport and physical activity projects tackling increased levels of social isolation and loneliness as a consequence of COVID-19.
01/11/2020	£2,500	SAXON CROWN SWIMMING CLUB	Recipient of Stronger Communities grant funding which supports sport and physical activity projects tackling increased levels of social isolation and loneliness as a consequence of COVID-19.
01/11/2020	£9,478	URBAN STUDIO SESSIONS	Recipient of Stronger Communities grant funding which supports sport and physical activity projects tackling increased levels of social isolation and loneliness as a consequence of COVID-19.
01/11/2020	£9,160	AMITY EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION	Recipient of Stronger Communities grant funding which supports sport and physical activity projects tackling increased levels of social isolation and loneliness as a consequence of COVID-19.
01/11/2020	£9,976	COMMUNITY NETWORK GROUP CIC	Recipient of Stronger Communities grant funding which supports sport and physical activity projects tackling increased levels of social isolation and loneliness as a consequence of COVID-19.
01/11/2020	£4,530	THE BLAIR ACADEMY	Recipient of Stronger Communities grant funding which supports sport and physical activity projects tackling increased levels of social isolation and loneliness as a consequence of COVID-19.
01/11/2020	£10,000	THE YOGA FOR LIFE PROJECT CIC	Recipient of Stronger Communities grant funding which supports sport and physical activity projects tackling increased levels of social isolation and loneliness as a consequence of COVID-19.
01/11/2020	£4,111	WILLOW LEARNING FOR LIFE LTD	Recipient of Stronger Communities grant funding which supports sport and physical activity projects tackling increased levels of social isolation and loneliness as a consequence of COVID-19.
01/11/2020	£8,584	EMPOWERING DEAF SOCIETY	Recipient of Stronger Communities grant funding which supports sport and physical activity projects tackling increased levels of social isolation and loneliness as a consequence of COVID-19.
01/11/2020	£10,000	MBILLA ARTS CIC	Recipient of Stronger Communities grant funding which supports sport and physical activity projects tackling increased levels of social isolation and loneliness as a consequence of COVID-19.
01/11/2020	£4,650	SLIDE DANCE LTD	Recipient of Stronger Communities grant funding which supports sport and physical activity projects tackling increased levels of social isolation and loneliness as a consequence of COVID-19.
01/11/2020	£5,600	THE BLOCK WORKOUT FOUNDATION	Recipient of Stronger Communities grant funding which supports sport and physical activity projects tackling increased levels of social isolation and loneliness as a consequence of COVID-19.
01/11/2020	£5,508	PD KINETICS CIC	Recipient of Stronger Communities grant funding which supports sport and physical activity projects tackling increased levels of social isolation and loneliness as a consequence of COVID-19.
01/11/2020	£4,950	SOLIDARITY SPORTS	Recipient of Stronger Communities grant funding which supports sport and physical activity projects tackling increased levels of social isolation and loneliness as a consequence of COVID-19.
01/11/2020	£4,800	TOWER HAMLETS YOUTH SPORT FOUNDATION (PLATFORM CRICKET)	Recipient of Stronger Communities grant funding which supports sport and physical activity projects tackling increased levels of social isolation and loneliness as a consequence of COVID-19.
01/11/2020	£10,000	PASCAL THEATRE COMPANY	Recipient of Stronger Communities grant funding which supports sport and physical activity projects tackling increased levels of social isolation and loneliness as a consequence of COVID-19.
01/11/2020	£6,070	COMMUNITIES FIRST CHARITABLE FOUNDATION	Recipient of Stronger Communities grant funding which supports sport and physical activity projects tackling increased levels of social isolation and loneliness as a consequence of COVID-19.
01/11/2020	£9,960	VISCERAL CREATIVE	Recipient of Stronger Communities grant funding which supports sport and physical activity projects tackling increased levels of social isolation and loneliness as a consequence of COVID-19.
01/11/2020	£8,922	LEADERS IN COMMUNITY	Recipient of Stronger Communities grant funding which supports sport and physical activity projects tackling increased levels of social isolation and loneliness as a consequence of COVID-19.
01/11/2020	£9,072	CROYSUTTWARRIORS GOALBALL CLUB	Recipient of Stronger Communities grant funding which supports sport and physical activity projects tackling increased levels of social isolation and loneliness as a consequence of COVID-19.
01/11/2020	£5,000	WHEELY TOTS	Recipient of Stronger Communities grant funding which supports sport and physical activity projects tackling increased levels of social isolation and loneliness as a consequence of COVID-19.
01/11/2020	£6,000	SOUTH LONDON TOPCATS CIC	Recipient of Stronger Communities grant funding which supports sport and physical activity projects tackling increased levels of social isolation and loneliness as a consequence of COVID-19.
01/11/2020	£9,398	NENE TEREZA	Recipient of Stronger Communities grant funding which supports sport and physical activity projects tackling increased levels of social isolation and loneliness as a consequence of COVID-19.
01/11/2020	£5,000	RECONNECTION ALSO KNOWN BY EAST AFRICAN DIASPORA COMMUNITY NETWORK (EDCN)	Recipient of Stronger Communities grant funding which supports sport and physical activity projects tackling increased levels of social isolation and loneliness as a consequence of COVID-19.
01/11/2020	£9,240	GIVE IT YOUR MAX	Recipient of Stronger Communities grant funding which supports sport and physical activity projects tackling increased levels of social isolation and loneliness as a consequence of COVID-19.
01/11/2020	£4,825	EAST ONE YOUTH AND COMMUNITY SERVICES	Recipient of Stronger Communities grant funding which supports sport and physical activity projects tackling increased levels of social isolation and loneliness as a consequence of COVID-19.
21/10/2020	£9,552	THE PARENT HOUSE	Connecting Communities
01/10/2020	£141,123	YOUNG ROOTS	London Together grant joint funded by GLA and Comic Relief. Grant to support sport and advice hub which integrates sporting and youth activities with access to in-depth one-on-on casework support, and expert legal and therapeutic support.
01/10/2020	£113,625	XLP	London Together grant joint funded by GLA and Comic Relief. This grant will help children and young people (CYP) in the 9 most impoverished inner-city boroughs of London. CYP who live in these neighbourhoods face the symptoms of structural poverty including low educational outcomes, poor physical/mental health, and the risk of falling victim to or getting recruited by criminal gangs both outside and within their communities.
01/10/2020	£106,142	SOCIAL ACTION FOR HEALTH	London Together grant joint funded by GLA and Comic Relief. This grant helps to increase uptake of physical activity in marginalised and underserved groups. My Moves develops culturally-accessible low impact exercise (dance) with people from Black Asian and Minority Ethnic communities. By combining traditional dances with ESOL lessons, and then the opportunity to get together through food, they aim to increase social integration, foster a sense of community and provide accessible exercise for communities excluded from (culturally inappropriate/ inaccessible) mainstream sport services.
01/10/2020	£103,000	FIGHT4CHANGE	London Together grant joint funded by GLA and Comic Relief. This grant will support Londoners aged approx. 18-35 to overcome mental health challenges that are affecting their ability to socially integrate.
01/10/2020	£93,582	ENGLISH FOR ACTION	London Together grant joint funded by GLA and Comic Relief. The grant will support programme combining language learning with sport/physical activity sessions and support adult migrants and refugees to feel part of the London communities they live in.
01/10/2020	£83,025	AFGHANISTAN AND CENTRAL ASIAN ASSOCIATION (ACAA)	London Together grant joint funded by GLA and Comic Relief. This project will create a safe space for Muslim refugee girls, 11-16, often excluded from mainstream sport, to play football. The project will develop key life skills and improve health and wellbeing. Additionally, the project aims to strengthen connections and links to other communities in Hounslow and Ealing and challenge stereotypes and under-representation of Muslim girls in community sport.
01/10/2020	£68,400	ACTIVE COMMUNITIES NETWORK	London Together grant joint funded by GLA and Comic Relief. This project will work in four areas of Southwark, taking in estates that all lack cohesion. Active Communities Network will work alongside Millwall Community Trust; each will deliver a programme of open access sports-sessions for community members to increase trust and co-operation between residents. Alongside this will be work with leaders from ten grassroots sporting groups, to build their integration.
01/10/2020	£41,219	THE BIKE PROJECT	London Together grant joint funded by GLA and Comic Relief. This grant funds Pedal Power, which supports female refugees to develop cycling skills in London. Through cycling lessons and having a recycled bicycle, refugee women will increase their social mobility and thus their ability to access services, explore their local community, whilst improving their mental and physical health.
01/10/2020	£42,995	ABBEY COMMUNITY CENTRE	London Together grant joint funded by GLA and Comic Relief. This grant funds the Fitness for Friendship programme supporting older Londoners who are isolated, lonely and disconnected from community life. People aged 60+ living near the community centre located in Kilburn. Through the project’s ongoing targeted and tailored sports/physical activities programme and 1:1 support, participants will develop friendships, community belonging, confidence, better access to other care, and will improve their physical and mental health.
01/10/2020	£9,690	LEWISHAM WRESTLING CLUB	COVID-19 London Community Response Grant, Wave 3
01/10/2020	£10,000	CHINGFORD CRICKET CLUB	COVID-19 London Community Response Grant, Wave 3
01/10/2020	£10,000	ACHEINU LIMITED T/A THE BOYS CLUBHOUSE	COVID-19 London Community Response Grant, Wave 3
01/10/2020	£10,000	VOICE OF THE SOMALI COMMUNITY LTD	COVID-19 London Community Response Grant, Wave 3
01/10/2020	£20,854	QPR IN THE COMMUNITY TRUST	COVID-19 London Community Response Grant, Wave 3
01/10/2020	£40,000	OCEAN YOUTH CONNEXIONS	COVID-19 London Community Response Grant, Wave 3
01/10/2020	£10,000	D'EYNSFORD TENANT MANAGEMENT ORGANISATION CIC	COVID-19 London Community Response Grant, Wave 3
01/10/2020	£10,000	REACHING HIGHER	COVID-19 London Community Response Grant, Wave 3
01/10/2020	£10,000	AFC WEMBLEY	COVID-19 London Community Response Grant, Wave 3
01/10/2020	£48,955	SKYWAY CHARITY	COVID-19 London Community Response Grant, Wave 3
01/10/2020	£30,400	LONDON BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION	COVID-19 London Community Response Grant, Wave 3
01/10/2020	£6,903	LERATO COMMUNITY INITIATIVE C.I.C	COVID-19 London Community Response Grant, Wave 3
01/10/2020	£48,500	ACTIVE COMMUNITIES NETWORK	COVID-19 London Community Response Grant, Wave 3
01/10/2020	£5,393	MINDFUL PEAK PERFORMANCE CIC	COVID-19 London Community Response Grant, Wave 3
01/10/2020	£49,200	PEACE BALLERS CIC	COVID-19 London Community Response Grant, Wave 3
01/10/2020	£7,817	FUTURE STARS	COVID-19 London Community Response Grant, Wave 3
01/10/2020	£9,020	THE ANGEL HANDS FOUNDATION	COVID-19 London Community Response Grant, Wave 3
01/10/2020	£9,975	PERFORMANCE PLUS SPORT UK	COVID-19 London Community Response Grant, Wave 3
01/10/2020	£8,509	HR SPORTS ACADEMY CIC	COVID-19 London Community Response Grant, Wave 3
01/10/2020	£34,520	NEWHAM ALL STAR SPORTS ACADEMY	COVID-19 London Community Response Grant, Wave 3
01/10/2020	£9,970	THE JASON ROBERTS FOUNDATION	COVID-19 London Community Response Grant, Wave 3
01/10/2020	£9,984	ACTION YOUTH BOXING INTERVENTION	COVID-19 London Community Response Grant, Wave 3
07/09/2020	£14,000	STREATHAM COMMON CO-OPERATIVE	The project aims to protect a woodland habitat for future generations. A new trail pathway will reduce erosion, designate protected areas, and increase accessibility to promote local uses. Measures including new insect hotels will encourage more within the area. The activity programme aims to build skills, knowledge, and a sense of belonging in the local community
22/07/2020	£20,000	BRITISH BANGLADESHI FASHION COUNCIL	British Bangladeshi Fashion Council working with a range of relevant partners to create a new Fashion and Creative hub in the heart of a residential community. The project aims to support more diverse parts of the community to engage with the wider East London Fashion District initiatives
05/07/2020	£25,000	WOOD STREET WALLS	A collaboration between local arts collective and a renowned artist to create a street mural to celebrate the high street through a distinctive design developed alongside local resients and businesses
25/06/2020	£40,000 £200,079	APPLECART ARTS	Feasibility and business planning ahead of the potential wholesale renovation of a run down community centre in the diverse Upton Park area. The project aims to create a new, valued space open to the whole community as a place to come together, share culture, promote social cohesion and support emerging creative talent
18/06/2020	£50,000	SPACE MAN LIMITED	The expansion of the UK's first social enterprise cinema. Volunteer-run, the cinema is a wider piece of social infrastructure supporting social integration through a varying programme and open approach. This project will expand the hub and add an additional screen double the community programme and ensure more sustainable revenues.
15/06/2020	£25,000 £155,203	STREETS OF GROWTH	A space for at-risk young people to develop confidence and social skills through music and creative arts in a refurbished space to call their own.
15/06/2020	£20,000	SURREY DOCKS FARM PROVIDENT SOCIETY LTD	Supporting the restoration of a unique community space run by 40 young farmers aged 8-13. They spend weekends looking after animals, growing and cooking food and conserving a wildlife habitat, right in the heart of London
15/06/2020	£12,000	KINGS CRESCENT TENANTS AND RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION	A modest TRA-led project to turn a disused ground floor commercial unit into a community space and associated events programme. This will unlock the potential of the new play-street in front with facilities to host events that bring all residents together
15/06/2020	£12,500	CAFé VAN GOGH (RAW INGREDIENTS CIC)	A not-for-profit vegan café committed to providing opportunities for people with learning disabilities through prominent front of house training and employment. An underused lower ground area will be refurbished to a standard that supports the training aspirations whilst expanding capacity
15/06/2020	£25,000	ARTMONGERS ACTION	A mural making skill-sharing initiative in Lewisham, teaching young people the processes and artistic skills to have a positive social impact through colourful and though-provoking public art. Works would be placed in neglected public spaces and offer opportunities to develop future local artists.
15/06/2020	£15,000	THE FRIENDS OF STREATHAM HILL THEATRE	Community-led Viability Study to consider the future of the 'at risk,' Grade II listed, 2,800 capacity, former Streatham Hill Theatre on Streatham's high street.
31/05/2020	£15,000 £72,762	LIVING WAY MINISTRIES	Transforming a disused off-license shop unit into a lively arts and cultural training and trading space. The project aims to attract businesses and footfall to an under-used shopping centre-cum-housing estate, whilst connecting people with each other and new opportunities
30/05/2020	£25,000 £170,947	STREETS OF GROWTH	Match funding to Crowdfund London Round 7
30/05/2020	£50,000	LEXI CINEMA / SPACE MAN LTD	Match funding to Crowdfund London Round 7
30/05/2020	£20,000	SURREY DOCKS FARM	Match funding to Crowdfund London Round 7
30/05/2020	£14,000	STREATHAM COMMON COMMUNITY OPERATIONS LIMITED	Match funding to Crowdfund London Round 7
30/05/2020	£12,000	KINGS CRESCENT TRA	Match funding to Crowdfund London Round 7
30/05/2020	£50,000	ROMAN ROAD TRUST	Match funding to Crowdfund London Round 7
30/05/2020	£12,500	RAW INGREDIENTS CIC	Match funding to Crowdfund London Round 7
30/05/2020	£15,000 £72,762	LIVING WAY MINISTRIES	Match funding to Crowdfund London Round 7
30/05/2020	£25,000	WOOD STREET WALLS	Match funding to Crowdfund London Round 7
30/05/2020	£40,000 £200,079	APPLECART ARTS	Match funding to Crowdfund London Round 7
30/05/2020	£25,000	ARTMONGERS	Match funding to Crowdfund London Round 7
30/05/2020	£15,000	FRIENDS OF STREATHAM HILL THEATRE	Match funding to Crowdfund London Round 7
30/05/2020	£20,000	BRITISH BANGLADESHI FASHION COUNCIL	Match funding to Crowdfund London Round 7
01/04/2020	£4,300	CAPOYOGA UK	Recipient of Stronger Communities grant funding. Projects aim to use sport and physcial activity to bring Londoners from different backgrounds together and/or address lonelisee and social isolation.
01/04/2020	£4,800	CASUAL BALLERZ CIC	Recipient of Stronger Communities grant funding. Projects aim to use sport and physcial activity to bring Londoners from different backgrounds together and/or address lonelisee and social isolation.
01/04/2020	£4,130	HODAN SOMALI COMMUNITY	Recipient of Stronger Communities grant funding. Projects aim to use sport and physcial activity to bring Londoners from different backgrounds together and/or address lonelisee and social isolation.
01/04/2020	£4,890	CENTRE FOR HUMAN DEVELOPMENT	Recipient of Stronger Communities grant funding. Projects aim to use sport and physcial activity to bring Londoners from different backgrounds together and/or address lonelisee and social isolation.
01/04/2020	£3,189	SOUTH LONDON RENEGADES	Recipient of Stronger Communities grant funding. Projects aim to use sport and physcial activity to bring Londoners from different backgrounds together and/or address lonelisee and social isolation.
01/04/2020	£4,320	TRUEFITT COLLECTIVE DANCE THEATRE	Recipient of Stronger Communities grant funding. Projects aim to use sport and physcial activity to bring Londoners from different backgrounds together and/or address lonelisee and social isolation.
01/04/2020	£3,020	DANCING TAO	Recipient of Stronger Communities grant funding. Projects aim to use sport and physcial activity to bring Londoners from different backgrounds together and/or address lonelisee and social isolation.
01/04/2020	£5,000	PARA DANCE UK	Recipient of Stronger Communities grant funding. Projects aim to use sport and physcial activity to bring Londoners from different backgrounds together and/or address lonelisee and social isolation.
01/04/2020	£4,000	SPORTS AND LIFE SKILLS	Recipient of Stronger Communities grant funding. Projects aim to use sport and physcial activity to bring Londoners from different backgrounds together and/or address lonelisee and social isolation.
01/04/2020	£4,924	COMMUNITY CRICKET	Recipient of Stronger Communities grant funding. Projects aim to use sport and physcial activity to bring Londoners from different backgrounds together and/or address lonelisee and social isolation.
01/04/2020	£5,000	ANATOLIAN MUSLIMS SOCIETY	Recipient of Stronger Communities grant funding. Projects aim to use sport and physcial activity to bring Londoners from different backgrounds together and/or address lonelisee and social isolation.
01/04/2020	£3,300	TELL IT PARENTS NETWORK	Recipient of Stronger Communities grant funding. Projects aim to use sport and physcial activity to bring Londoners from different backgrounds together and/or address lonelisee and social isolation.
01/04/2020	£3,288	PREMIER FOUNDATION	Recipient of Stronger Communities grant funding. Projects aim to use sport and physcial activity to bring Londoners from different backgrounds together and/or address lonelisee and social isolation.
01/04/2020	£18,029	XENIA	ESOL plus Arts
01/04/2020	£30,000	CITY LITERARY INSTITUTE	ESOL plus Arts
01/04/2020	£24,660	GROUNDWORK	ESOL plus Arts
01/04/2020	£28,224	LEARNING UNLIMITED	ESOL plus Arts
20/03/2020	£4,976	DODDINGTON WEST RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION	Citizenship Project
20/03/2020	£3,440	ARTBASH & BE	This Is Me
09/03/2020	£748,000	LB ENFIELD	Woodland creation
07/03/2020	£50,000	ROMAN ROAD TRUST	Transforming a temporary community structure on Roman Road into a new community learning and cultural space in partnership with local institutions. The project will provide an open, accessible, and flexible space to support a variety of local uses and engagement opportunities
06/03/2020	£25,000	NEWHAM COUNCIL	Newham Heritage Month
05/03/2020	£5,000	FILMANTHROPY CIC	Pop Up: Museum
01/03/2020	£10,928	THE AVENUES YOUTH PROJECT	"Teen Spirit 2020 Building on the learning from their year 1 YLI funded project, young people aged 16-19 will be trained as peer mentors and matched with vulnerable younger peers whilst receiving support from youth workers and earning an ASDAN qualification. The programme has evolved to include a series of learning clinics to prepare the volunteers for the challenging issues that may arise."
01/03/2020	£15,000	BLACK TRAINING AND ENTERPRISE GROUP	"Game Changer 15 young people per borough will take part in a 12 week programme to create an interactive game which raises awareness about the impacts of knife crime. Young people will go through the process of creating, developing, testing and marketing of the game. The game will then be distributed to other youth groups. "
01/03/2020	£15,000	WRITERZ AND SCRIBEZ CIC	"Snapshot Stories Project helping vulnerable young people aged 15-20 create social change through art. Supporting 3 cohorts of 8 to go through a structured programme of art and resilience workshops, volunteering sessions and art for social change workshop. Culminating in arts awards and a celebration event. "
01/03/2020	£14,925	AFGHANISTAN AND CENTRAL ASIAN ASSOCIATION	"Afghan and Central Asian cultural Festival 2020 A project engaging Afghan and central Asian young people in the planning, organising, delivery and evaluation of a summer festival showcasing the recently arrived community in the area."
01/03/2020	£15,000	YES OUTDOORS	"Pathway Project Supporting 12 young people, aged 11-17, through a 3 phase project involving bicycle maintenance training, a social action challenge and an outward bound trip. 6 adult volunteers will be matched with 2 young people, over 8 weeks they will learn bicycle maintenance, then decide to donate or sell the bikes with the profit going to charity. The adult volunteers will also support them to decide their volunteer placement / social action challenge."
01/03/2020	£12,487	MPV WORKSHOPS	"Social Media Careers Project supporting 20 young people, broken down into 3 cohorts depending on age, to learn digital marketing skills and 'the professional side of social media'. Young people will then volunteer at partner organisation Project Zero, an anti knife crime organisation, leading their social media campaign."
01/03/2020	£14,885	MAGPIE DANCE	"Magpie Volunteer Project introducing a volunteering strand to their weekly dance sessions for young people with learning disabilities. 20 young people will have opportunities to create accessible communications materials, assist with costume design an planning and delivery of projects. Young people will also visit external organisations and perform audits on how disability friendly the venue is an provide recommendations. "
01/03/2020	£372,000	GROUNDWORK LONDON	Head 2Work ESF-GLA 2014-19 programme. Supports NEET young people aged 18-24 to gain sustained employment through social action, employabilty training and mentoring.
20/02/2020	£3,225	AUTUMN GLORIES THEATRICALS	Autumn Glories Theatricals
20/02/2020	£4,900	BIZZIE BODIES CIC	My Art Beats In London #Rotherhithe
12/02/2020	£30,000 £2,035,295	DISCOVER CHILDREN'S STORY CENTRE	Newham Word Festival
11/02/2020	£1,350,000	LEWISHAM COUNCIL	To deliver the 2022 London Borough of Culture programme
11/02/2020	£1,350,000	CROYDON COUNCIL	To deliver the 2023 London Borough of Culture programme
07/02/2020	£6,300	LONDON LEGACY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION	Contribution to Chobham Manor Post Occupancy Survey
06/02/2020	£4,034	PHOTOJOURNALISM HUB	Youth Zine West
05/02/2020	£9,000 £126,141	PARKS FOR LONDON	Contribution to Integrated Weed Management guidance
01/02/2020	£134,705	LONDON YOUTH	Workforce
01/02/2020	£182,990	SPORTED	Workforce
29/01/2020	£5,001 £1,911,963	CAMBRIDGE HOUSE	The Cambridge House Community Garden
29/01/2020	£7,266 £8,506,000	THE CONSERVATION VOLUNTEERS	Wild in the Woods
29/01/2020	£27,978 £346,980	HIGHBURY VALE BLACKSTOCK TRUST	Greening Highbury Quadrant Estate
29/01/2020	£20,100 £390,297	THE ORCHARD PROJECT	Fruitful Feltham
29/01/2020	£18,370 £71,068,000	ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF LONDON	Community Engagement in the River Brent
29/01/2020	£40,000 £3,691,416	LONDON WILDLIFE TRUST	Greening the Regent’s Canal
29/01/2020	£30,000 £1,263,083	THAMES21	Connecting Greener Riverside Communities
29/01/2020	£25,000 £1,263,083	THAMES21	Thamesmead Canal Habitat Enhancement
29/01/2020	£40,000 £877,340	FROGLIFE	London Tails of Amphibian Discovery (T.O.A.D)
29/01/2020	£18,523	FOULDS SCHOOL	The EN5 Community Eco-Zone
29/01/2020	£30,000	VALLEY PRIMARY SCHOOL PTA	Greening Our Valley
29/01/2020	£15,000	MINSTER NURSERY AND INFANT SCHOOL	Nature Nurture
29/01/2020	£11,000	FRIENDS OF FOXLEY	Foxley Wood
29/01/2020	£8,596	SOCCO CHETA COMMUNITY HUB	Socco Cheta Community Garden
29/01/2020	£40,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF ENFIELD	Moore Brook Green Link Phase 2
29/01/2020	£19,987	METRO CHARITY	Nature Works
29/01/2020	£40,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY	Connecting Green Spaces - Daubeney Fields
29/01/2020	£20,000	ST DOMINIC'S CATHOLIC PRIMARY SCHOOL	Greener City Fund Project
29/01/2020	£15,000	CANAL AND COMMERCIAL RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION	Regent's Canal Living Waterway Project
29/01/2020	£27,800	ORGANICLEA COMMUNITY GROWERS	Growing Tottenham Green
29/01/2020	£20,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF HARINGEY	The Lindales and Cooperage Close Minor SuDS Project
29/01/2020	£10,000	LANCASTERIAN PRIMARY SCHOOL	Green Oasis for Tottenham Schools
29/01/2020	£8,000	FRIENDS OF HARMONY GARDEN	Broadwater Farm Community Garden Project
29/01/2020	£5,250	TIVERTON PRIMARY SCHOOL LONDON	Green Fingers, Greener Community
29/01/2020	£40,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF HILLINGDON	Newt Waterways
29/01/2020	£29,990	LONDON BOROUGH OF HILLINGDON	Pinkwell Neighbourhood Greening
29/01/2020	£20,000	ROYAL BROMPTON & HAREFIELD HOSPITALS CHARITY	Harefield Peace Gardens
29/01/2020	£40,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF HOUNSLOW	Boston Manor Park, River Resilience and Stewardship
29/01/2020	£34,000	ISLINGTON PLAY ASSOCIATION	Cultivating Cally – A Community Gardening Project
29/01/2020	£15,755	FREIGHTLINERS CITY FARM	The Natural Workshop
29/01/2020	£5,018	ELIZABETH GARRETT ANDERSON SCHOOL	Elizabeth Garrett Anderson Community Garden Project
29/01/2020	£36,728	LOUGHBOROUGH JUNCTION ACTION GROUP	Loughborough Junction Green Link
29/01/2020	£24,945	LONDON BOROUGH OF LAMBETH	Rush Common Woodland Walk
29/01/2020	£11,693	LONDON BOROUGH OF LAMBETH	Elam's Adventure Nature Area
29/01/2020	£40,000 £1,027,444	BANKSIDE OPEN SPACES TRUST	Building a Green Hub for SE1
29/01/2020	£13,500	FRIENDS OF TORRIDON PTA	Torridon Wildlife Corridor
29/01/2020	£5,500	LEWISHAM HOMES	Haseley End and Talmage Close Greening Project
29/01/2020	£5,000	LEWISHAM HOMES	The Telegraph Hill Community Orchard Project
29/01/2020	£28,700	FOREST GATE COMMUNITY GARDEN	Green Forest Gate
29/01/2020	£10,270	CALVERTON PRIMARY SCHOOL	Rewilding Calverton School
29/01/2020	£9,375	GREEN HANDS NEWHAM	May Wynne Community Garden
29/01/2020	£40,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF SOUTHWARK	Cossall Park Master Plan Phase One
29/01/2020	£30,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF SOUTHWARK	Cameron House – Swales and Raingarden SuDS Scheme
29/01/2020	£20,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF SOUTHWARK	Mawbey House SuDS Eco-Swale
29/01/2020	£19,990	LEATHERMARKET JMB	Kipling Rooftop Garden
29/01/2020	£6,564	FRIENDS OF BURGESS PARK	Project Duckling
29/01/2020	£35,000	MUDCHUTE ASSOCIATION	Mudchute Nature Play Space
29/01/2020	£30,000	LOWER REGENTS COALITION	Greening the Regents - Building a Green Network
29/01/2020	£20,000	STEPNEY CITY FARM	King John's Moat - Wildlife Pond
29/01/2020	£20,000	ST JAMES BIG LOCAL	St James Street Greening Champions
29/01/2020	£9,886	ORGANICLEA COMMUNITY GROWERS	Buzz in the Forest
29/01/2020	£5,000	FRIENDS OF HIGHAM HILL PARK	Higham Hill Park Wildflower Pollinator Corridor
29/01/2020	£10,814	FRIENDS OF RAVENSTONE	The Green Gardens of Ravenstone
29/01/2020	£6,130	PATMORE CO-OPERATIVE LTD	Patmore Forest Garden
24/01/2020	£420,000 £6,005,519	LONDON YOUTH	Delivery HeadStart Action. YLF scale up round 2 grant. Supports YP at risk of becoming NEET to engage in social action, gain employability skills and complete work experience or gain employment.
23/01/2020	£5,000	EVERY PERSON IS CAPABLE	EPIC Jam
23/01/2020	£3,480	BEXLEY NEPALESE COMMUNITY	Bringing community together with Dance
23/01/2020	£5,000	ATS CREATIVE ACADEMY CIC	ATS Creative Art Exhibition
09/01/2020	£3,500	BRENTFORD LOCAL ADVISORY GROUP (LAG)	Written word, spoken lyric.
09/01/2020	£4,421 £21,938	KANLUNGAN FILIPINO CONSORTIUM	Better Living Through Creative Writing (BLTCW)
04/01/2020	£3,288	PREMIER FOUNDATION	Recipient of Stronger Communities grant funding. Projects aim to use sport and physcial activity to bring Londoners from different backgrounds together and/or address lonelisee and social isolation.
01/01/2020	£270,000 £350,135	CATALYST IN COMMUNITIES	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£149,850 £1,275,000	15BILLIONEBP	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£148,104 £1,134,242	ACTION WEST LONDON	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£150,000 £559,958	BARNET REFUGEE SERVICE	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£150,000 £691,436	BAYTREE CENTRE	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£150,000	BELONG: MAKING JUSTICE HAPPEN	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£102,078 £145,676	BEXLEY MOORINGS PROJECT	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£148,298 £1,641,318	BODY & SOUL	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£149,779 £3,837,000	BROMLEY BY BOW CENTRE	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£149,773 £1,136,093	BUSINESS LAUNCHPAD	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£141,000 £3,119,000	CARDINAL HUME CENTRE	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£124,277 £3,716,407	CARERS FIRST	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£99,287 £536,660	CARERS SUPPORT MERTON	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£149,910 £3,594,150	CHICKENSHED	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£72,846 £283,465	CIRCLE COLLECTIVE	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£116,127 £1,201,903	CROYDON YOUTH ZONE, LEGACY	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£150,000 £128,859	DAMILOLA TAYLOR TRUST	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£150,000 £555,286	EAST LONDON DANCE	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£149,450 £501,436	ECPAT UK	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£149,463 £35,810,000	FAMILY ACTION	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£148,725 £3,052,838	FIGHT FOR PEACE INTERNATIONAL	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£114,225 £1,246,841	FOOTBALL BEYOND BORDERS	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£149,830 £1,080,314	FRENFORD CLUBS	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£149,677 £553,778	HMDT MUSIC	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£147,900 £297,581	HOUNSLOW YOUTH COUNSELLING SERVICE	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£143,545 £738,892	IHEART	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£149,897 £311,644	IMMEDIATE THEATRE	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£149,946 £1,308,239	INSTITUTE OF IMAGINATION	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£148,637 £2,743,856	LIFELINE COMMUNITY PROJECTS	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£149,622 £1,126,898	MILLWALL COMMUNITY TRUST	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£142,497 £491,085	MINISTRY OF STORIES	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£149,465 £209,307	MUMSAID	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£144,375 £200,479	NEWARK YOUTH LONDON	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£134,920 £256,703	NEWHAM ALL STAR SPORTS ACADEMY (NASSA)	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£144,000 £977,490	NEWHAM MUSIC	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£150,000 £753,608	OSMANI TRUST	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£99,210 £196,256	OUR TIME	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£150,000 £245,502	OXYGEN	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£109,734 £29,162,900	PEOPLE POTENTIAL POSSIBILITIES, OPERATING AS P3, DELIVERED BY LONDON DIVISION RUGBY PORTOBELLO TRUST	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£149,827 £1,876,836	RATHBONE	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£148,792 £18,102,554	REFUGE	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£130,798 £2,449,690	RESOURCES FOR AUTISM	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£149,577 £3,226,958	RICH MIX CULTURAL FOUNDATION	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£150,000 £206,652	ROSETTA ARTS	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£98,496 £324,135	SHADWELL BASIN OUTDOOR ACTIVITY CENTRE (ALSO KNOWN AS ELMV SHADWELL BASIN PROJECT)	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£135,000 £217,533,000	SHAW TRUST	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£149,994 £2,406,816	SHOREDITCH TRUST	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£148,725 £83,600	STREETZ AHEAD	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£150,000 £332,683	STRENGTH IN HORSES	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£142,770 £3,638,659	THE ALBANY	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£149,845 £487,824	THE AVENUES YOUTH PROJECT	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£147,114 £560,610	THE BIG HOUSE THEATRE COMPANY	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£104,017 £113,695	THE FILM AND VIDEO WORKSHOP	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£150,000 £20,558,000	THE FORWARD TRUST	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£96,000 £187,351	THE LONDON BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£149,583 £612,766	THEATRE PECKHAM	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£147,989 £427,626	VOLUNTEER CENTRE SUTTON	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£149,766 £4,106,472	ALLCHILD	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£132,563 £7,471,180	YMCA WEST LONDON	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£106,050 £134,356	YOU AND ME COUNSELLING	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£1,215,000	CROYDON COUNCIL (ON BEHALF OF CROYDON STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP)	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£553,681	CRYSTAL PALACE COMMUNITY TRUST	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£1,326,588	ENFIELD COUNCIL	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£1,002,228	LONDON BOROUGH OF BARKING AND DAGENHAM	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£149,865	ABIANDA	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£149,917	DWAYNE SIMPSON FOUNDATION CIC DWAYNAMICS PROJECT	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£150,000	HAMMERSMITH & FULHAM ADULT LEARNING & SKILLS SERVICE	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£150,000	PSEV LTD	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£149,403	RISE MUTUAL CIC	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£149,166	SILS: SOUTHWARK INCLUSIVE LEARNING SERVICE	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£150,000	THE 4FRONT PROJECT	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£144,000	VOLUNTEER IT YOURSELF CIC	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
01/01/2020	£146,950	YOUTH FIRST	Positive activities for young people involved in crime or at risk of crime or exclusion
17/12/2019	£372,000	RINOVA LTD	Head 2Work ESF-GLA 2014-19 programme. Supports NEET young people aged 18-24 to gain sustained employment through social action, employabilty training and mentoring.
10/12/2019	£5,000 £398,172	LATIN AMERICAN HOUSE	European Outreach Grant
10/12/2019	£5,000 £1,572,829	ISLINGTON LAW CENTRE	European Outreach Grant
10/12/2019	£5,000 £535,842	EAST EUROPEAN RESOURCE CENTRE	European Outreach Grant
10/12/2019	£5,000 £101,396	SETTLED	European Outreach Grant
10/12/2019	£5,000 £3,193,924	CORAM CHILDREN'S LEGAL CENTRE LIMITED	European Outreach Grant
10/12/2019	£4,977 £86,119	SKILLS ENTERPRISE LIMITED	European Outreach Grant
10/12/2019	£5,000 £82,452	COUNCIL OF SOMALI ORGANISATIONS	European Outreach Grant
10/12/2019	£4,947 £294,273	REFUGEE AND MIGRANT FORUM OF ESSEX AND LONDON (RAMFEL)	European Outreach Grant
10/12/2019	£5,000 £2,198,611	EAST END CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAUX	European Outreach Grant
10/12/2019	£5,000 £599,231	MIGRANTS ORGANISE	European Outreach Grant
10/12/2019	£5,000 £1,185,475	THE AIRE CENTRE	European Outreach Grant
10/12/2019	£4,970 £60,693	WORK RIGHTS CENTRE	European Outreach Grant
02/12/2019	£10,000 £125,315	OUTSIDE EDGE THEATRE COMPANY	Small Grants Programme 2019/20
02/12/2019	£10,000 £321,044	LEARN ENGLISH AT HOME	Small Grants Programme 2019/20
02/12/2019	£10,000 £210,762	LEADERS IN COMMUNITY	Small Grants Programme 2019/20
02/12/2019	£10,000 £315,758	ENTELECHY ARTS	Small Grants Programme 2019/20
02/12/2019	£9,552 £232,366	THE PARENT HOUSE	Small Grants Programme 2019/20
02/12/2019	£7,151 £71,706	CLUB SODA	Small Grants Programme 2019/20
02/12/2019	£9,874 £108,019	HAVERING VOLUNTEER CENTRE	Small Grants Programme 2019/20
02/12/2019	£10,000	HACKNEY HERBAL	Small Grants Programme 2019/20
02/12/2019	£10,000	RIIVE	Small Grants Programme 2019/20
02/12/2019	£8,500	A MILE IN HER SHOES	Small Grants Programme 2019/20
02/12/2019	£10,000	SPORT 4 HEALTH CIC	Small Grants Programme 2019/20
02/12/2019	£9,170	HOSTNATION	Small Grants Programme 2019/20
02/12/2019	£9,820	FORTY HALL VINEYARD	Small Grants Programme 2019/20
02/12/2019	£10,000	SHPRESA PROGRAMME	Small Grants Programme 2019/20
02/12/2019	£10,000	ADVICE 4 RENTERS	Small Grants Programme 2019/20
02/12/2019	£14,270	VOYAGE	"Voyage and Universal Board Game Peer Facilitation Project 15 young people aged 14-16 will be trained to design and deliver peer facilitation in youth clubs and playgrounds during the summer holidays using interactive games as a vehicle to explore issues and create a socially inclusive environment. "
01/12/2019	£7,000	BIG IDEAS	Big Ideas to distribute funds to school groups running youth social aciton projects around the Euro 2020 tournament.
01/12/2019	£5,000	MANORFIELD CHARITABLE FOUNDATION	Love Lansbury
01/12/2019	£4,520	CENTRE FOR HUMAN DEVELOPMENT	Crocheting Together
01/12/2019	£5,000	PLUMCROFT HOME SCHOOL ASSOCIATION	Woolwich Tinkles the Ivories
01/12/2019	£5,000	URBAN FLYERS C.I.C	Life Line 360
22/11/2019	£8,400	BARTLETT REAL ESTATE INSTITUTE	Contribution to Greening Real Estate workshop and report
21/11/2019	£500,000	LB HOUNSLOW	Developing Hounslow’s Potential for Estates Renewal/Maximising Hounslow's Development/Housing Intensification Tool

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Cumulative Grants

Amount	Recipient
£35,228,874	THE WKCIC GROUP TRADING AS CAPITAL CITY COLLEGE GROUP
£31,339,628	THE WKCIC GROUP
£19,060,991	NEW CITY COLLEGE
£18,999,999	LONDON AND PARTNERS
£17,289,352	NEW CITY COLLEGE
£15,301,789	BARNET & SOUTHGATE COLLEGE
£14,103,058	NEWHAM COLLEGE OF FURTHER EDUCATION
£13,860,415	BARNET & SOUTHGATE COLLEGE
£12,880,336	NEWHAM COLLEGE OF FURTHER EDUCATION
£12,198,128	NCG
£12,197,689	UNITED COLLEGES GROUP
£11,770,309	SOUTH THAMES COLLEGES GROUP
£11,284,404	NCG
£11,162,040	MORLEY COLLEGE LIMITED
£11,022,987	SOUTH THAMES COLLEGES GROUP
£10,704,598	UNITED COLLEGES GROUP
£10,555,475	LAMBETH COLLEGE
£10,539,942	WOMEN AND GIRLS NETWORK
£10,056,464	WALTHAM FOREST COLLEGE
£9,784,909	MORLEY COLLEGE LIMITED
£9,662,055	LAMBETH COLLEGE
£9,472,021	NHS ENGLAND
£9,286,198	EALING, HAMMERSMITH & WEST LONDON COLLEGE
£8,815,980	HRUC
£8,440,736	EALING, HAMMERSMITH & WEST LONDON COLLEGE
£8,280,000	CITY OF LONDON CORPORATION (ACCOUNTABLE BODY OF CENTRAL LONDON FORWARD)
£8,012,246	LONDON BOROUGH OF BRENT
£7,745,750	WESTMINSTER CITY COUNCIL (WESTMINSTER ADULT EDUCATION SERVICE)
£7,648,505	THE CITY LITERARY INSTITUTE
£7,328,833	THE CITY LITERARY INSTITUTE
£7,304,520	WALTHAM FOREST COLLEGE
£7,161,468	BROMLEY COLLEGE OF FURTHER AND HIGHER EDUCATION
£6,941,196	HCUC
£6,730,510	WESTMINSTER CITY COUNCIL
£6,682,226	BROMLEY COLLEGE OF FURTHER AND HIGHER EDUCATION
£6,518,497	BARKING AND DAGENHAM COLLEGE
£6,164,300	LONDON COUNCILS
£6,118,615	BARKING AND DAGENHAM COLLEGE
£5,985,361	LONDON BOROUGH OF ENFIELD
£5,901,350	LONDON BOROUGH OF EALING
£5,550,205	LONDON BOROUGH OF NEWHAM
£5,371,714	CROYDON COLLEGE
£5,265,238	LONDON BOROUGH OF ISLINGTON
£5,088,948	RICHMOND AND HILLCROFT ADULT AND COMMUNITY COLLEGE
£5,059,029	WORKING MEN'S COLLEGE CORPORATION
£4,659,931	WORKING MEN'S COLLEGE CORPORATION
£4,629,680	LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY
£4,587,212	LONDON BOROUGH OF SOUTHWARK
£4,573,276	LONDON BOROUGH OF LAMBETH
£4,528,228	RICHMOND AND HILLCROFT ADULT AND COMMUNITY COLLEGE
£4,527,665	LONDON BOROUGH OF CROYDON
£4,526,794	CROYDON LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£4,507,301	LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM FOREST
£4,503,204	LONDON BOROUGH OF HAVERING
£4,401,622	LONDON BOROUGH OF LEWISHAM
£4,396,488	LONDON BOROUGH OF TOWER HAMLETS
£4,279,511	CROYDON LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£4,178,589	NEWHAM LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£4,051,001	THE CITY OF WESTMINSTER
£3,958,876	CROYDON COLLEGE
£3,943,081	NEWHAM LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£3,708,584	LONDON BOROUGH OF REDBRIDGE
£3,704,339	LONDON BOROUGH OF HOUNSLOW
£3,667,360	LONDON BOROUGH OF HILLINGDON
£3,657,364	LEWISHAM LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£3,652,173	LONDON BOROUGH OF HAMMERSMITH AND FULHAM
£3,648,005	BRENT LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£3,640,764	WEST THAMES COLLEGE
£3,639,811	HACKNEY LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£3,533,685	LEWISHAM LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£3,493,350	ST MUNGO COMMUNITY HOUSING ASSOCIATION
£3,461,265	WALTHAM FOREST LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£3,451,843	FIREBRAND TRAINING LTD
£3,345,011	SOLACE WOMEN'S AID
£3,331,415	WALTHAM FOREST LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£3,306,023	WEST THAMES COLLEGE
£3,240,733	BRENT LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£3,226,427	LONDON BOROUGH OF BARNET
£3,224,505	LONDON BOROUGH OF CAMDEN
£3,122,543	HAMMERSMITH AND FULHAM LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£3,038,229	LONDON BOROUGH OF WANDSWORTH
£3,022,281	LONDON BOROUGH OF HARROW
£2,968,641	HAMMERSMITH AND FULHAM LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£2,858,421	ENTERPRISE ENFIELD
£2,830,000	PROJEKT
£2,801,420	LONDON BOROUGH OF BEXLEY
£2,783,270	HOUNSLOW LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£2,772,297	ROYAL BOROUGH OF GREENWICH
£2,721,652	JUST IT
£2,681,514	REDBRIDGE LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£2,630,146	TOWER HAMLETS LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£2,554,398	LAMBETH LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£2,541,204	TOWER HAMLETS LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£2,491,083	HOUNSLOW LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£2,486,052	SUTTON LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£2,478,712	LONDON BOROUGH OF HARINGEY
£2,469,609	LONDON BOROUGH OF BROMLEY
£2,468,017	LAMBETH LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£2,401,931	REDBRIDGE LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£2,398,412	THE FELIX PROJECT
£2,363,695	MARY WARD SETTLEMENT
£2,295,866	HACKNEY LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£2,283,763	MARY WARD SETTLEMENT
£2,258,796	GREATER LONDON AUTHORITY
£2,251,265	CAPEL MANOR COLLEGE
£2,185,205	BEXLEY LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£2,126,592	ADVANCE ADVOCACY AND NON VIOLENCE COMMUNITY EDUCATION
£2,118,591	COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LONDON
£2,111,309	BEXLEY LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£2,077,721	CAPEL MANOR COLLEGE
£2,063,818	SUTTON LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£2,054,946	LONDON BOROUGH OF MERTON
£2,054,542	ROYAL BOROUGH OF GREENWICH
£2,010,505	LONDON BOROUGH OF BARKING AND DAGENHAM
£1,985,476	STANMORE COLLEGE
£1,951,257	HARINGEY LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£1,936,756	ROYAL BOROUGH OF GREENWICH
£1,934,991	HILLINGDON LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£1,932,831	BACK 2 WORK COMPLETE TRAINING LTD
£1,897,180	WANDSWORTH LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£1,885,272	HARINGEY LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£1,869,552	LONDON BOROUGH OF SUTTON
£1,842,243	RAPE AND SEXUAL ABUSE SUPPORT CENTRE (RASASC) GUILDFORD LIMITED
£1,841,097	NEWABLE TRADE LTD
£1,839,427	BARKING & DAGENHAM LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£1,785,121	BROMLEY LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£1,780,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF BARKING AND DAGENHAM
£1,777,224	BARKING & DAGENHAM LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£1,765,000	RICHMOND & HILLCROFT ADULT & COMMUNITY COLLEGE
£1,724,755	BROMLEY LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£1,700,000	MARY WARD CENTRE
£1,676,320	HILLINGDON LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£1,656,144	SOUTHWARK LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£1,650,039	ROYAL BOROUGH OF KENSINGTON AND CHELSEA
£1,649,427	NORTH EAST SURREY COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY (NESCOT)
£1,649,357	NETCOM TRAINING
£1,644,350	THE NIA PROJECT
£1,643,934	WANDSWORTH LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£1,594,241	ROYAL BOROUGH OF KENSINGTON AND CHELSEA
£1,567,018	MERTON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£1,564,212	WORKERS' EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION
£1,537,337	SOUTHWARK LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£1,507,889	STANMORE COLLEGE
£1,506,682	LONDON SOUTH BANK UNIVERSITY
£1,500,000	NFL FOUNDATION UK
£1,483,591	LESBIAN, GAY AND BISEXUAL ANTI - VIOLENCE AND POLICING GROUP (GALOP)
£1,471,272	LONDON LEGACY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
£1,465,718	MERTON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£1,446,419	THE LONDON WASTE AND RECYCLING BOARD TRADING AS RELONDON
£1,446,399	CAMDEN LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£1,435,247	CAPITAL ENTERPRISE ONE TECH
£1,433,694	SOUTHALL BLACK SISTERS TRUST
£1,420,000	ROYAL BOROUGH KENSINGTON & CHELSEA
£1,415,000	LONDON BOROUGH CAMDEN
£1,379,257	GUYS & ST THOMAS'S NHS FOUNDATION TRUST (AS HOST OF HEALTH INNOVATION NETWORK)
£1,376,328	5E LTD
£1,369,424	PROFESSIONAL TRAINING SOLUTIONS LIMITED
£1,350,000	LEWISHAM COUNCIL
£1,350,000	CROYDON COUNCIL
£1,326,588	ENFIELD COUNCIL
£1,322,039	THE WKCIC GROUP
£1,316,043	WORKERS' EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION
£1,253,643	TECHTALENT ACADEMY LTD
£1,250,523	RICHMOND UPON THAMES COLLEGE
£1,249,178	CAMDEN LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£1,246,356	STARTUP DISCOVERY SCHOOL LTD
£1,234,693	THELIGHTBULB LIMITED
£1,221,038	BRITISH FASHION COUNCIL
£1,215,000	CROYDON COUNCIL (ON BEHALF OF CROYDON STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP)
£1,200,000	CHANCE (UK) LTD
£1,193,294	LET ME PLAY LTD
£1,186,862	LIFE LINE COMMUNITY PROJECT
£1,178,525	ISLINGTON LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£1,175,681	NCT
£1,175,681	LEARNING CURVE GROUP
£1,175,681	ANTREC
£1,170,523	TOTAL FUTURES LTD
£1,168,731	JGA LIMITED
£1,150,000	NORTH EAST SURREY COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY (NESCOT)
£1,143,071	HAVERING LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£1,141,144	SAFER LONDON
£1,140,352	THE PORTLAND TRAINING COMPANY LIMITED
£1,130,649	THE MAYOR'S FUND FOR LONDON
£1,119,267	ROYAL BOROUGH OF KINGSTON UPON THAMES
£1,114,058	LONDON SKILLS AND DEVELOPMENT NETWORK
£1,107,797	MAXIMUS UK SERVICES LIMITED
£1,106,047	EAST SURREY COLLEGE
£1,104,416	HAVERING LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£1,090,362	ISLINGTON LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£1,081,417	ROYAL BOROUGH OF KINGSTON UPON THAMES
£1,073,708	STRIVE TRAINING (LONDON) LIMITED
£1,073,596	STEP AHEAD SOCIAL ENTERPRISE CIC
£1,071,527	L&F TRAINING LTD
£1,069,455	PREVISTA LIMITED
£1,065,964	SME WHOLESALE FINANCE (LONDON) TRADING AS FUNDING LONDON
£1,054,546	LONDON BOROUGHS
£1,025,651	AIM2LEARN LTD
£1,022,377	MARTINEX LIMITED T/A BURLEIGH COLLEGE
£1,018,856	HEART OF THE CITY OF LONDON LTD
£1,005,537	HARROW LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£1,002,228	LONDON BOROUGH OF BARKING AND DAGENHAM
£988,994	BIG ISSUE INVEST LTD
£983,889	ORCHARD HILL COLLEGE
£964,493	RINOVA LTD
£957,844	MI COMPUTSOLUTIONS
£950,617	ORCHARD HILL COLLEGE
£950,083	SCHOOL FOR SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURS
£943,214	TENDER EDUCATION AND ARTS
£934,100	EAST SURREY COLLEGE
£926,175	BABINGTON BUSINESS COLLEGE LIMITED
£903,233	CENTRAL RESEARCH LABORATORY HAYES LTD
£901,695	CECOS COMPUTING INTERNATIONAL LIMITED
£894,845	ASIAN WOMEN'S RESOURCE CENTRE
£886,630	LONDON BOROUGH OF LEWISHAM
£883,097	RUNWAY TRAINING
£862,313	ROYAL BOROUGH OF KENSINGTON AND CHELSEA
£843,771	BEACON EDUCATION PARTNERSHIP LTD
£839,773	HOUSING JUSTICE
£805,556	EALING LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£796,586	SAFELIVES, LB BROMLEY, LB CROYDON, LB SUTTON, RISE MUTUAL CIC
£795,000	LONDON COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
£783,956	CRISIS
£780,608	HERTFORD REGIONAL COLLEGE
£770,388	CAMBRIDGE HOUSE AND TALBOT
£769,927	RESPOND
£750,000	TREES FOR CITIES Environment: Conservation
£750,000	LONDON BUSINESS PARTNERSHIP LTD
£748,224	HARROW LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£748,074	FOUNDERVINE CIC
£746,968	QUEEN MARY UNIVERSITY
£736,853	HOLT GREEN TRAINING LTD
£734,950	ROYAL BOROUGH OF RICHMOND UPON THAMES
£723,035	SOUTH THAMES COLLEGES GROUP
£719,500	ST GILES TRUST Education & Employment: Ex-offenders
£710,000	UPRISING LEADERSHIP - ONE MILLION MENTORS PROGRAMME
£706,193	EACH COUNSELLING AND SUPPORT
£705,522	HERTFORD REGIONAL COLLEGE
£685,355	ACTIVE COMMUNITIES NETWORK
£681,697	EALING LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£680,000	SOUTH WEST LONDON AND ST GEORGE'S MENTAL HEALTH NHS TRUST
£677,510	THE BROOKE HOUSE SIXTH FORM COLLEGE
£662,612	SURVIVORS UK
£662,328	REFUGE
£661,585	OSMANI TRUST
£653,775	BETTER BANKSIDE
£652,615	REACHING HIGHER LIMITED
£650,000	NOTTING HILL CARNIVAL LTD
£644,769	REDTHREAD YOUTH LIMITED
£640,789	LONDON BOROUGH CAMDEN (CAMDEN CLIMATE ALLIANCE)
£638,927	FILM LONDON
£634,287	UNITED COLLEGES GROUP
£631,110	THE SELBY TRUST
£626,060	TWIN TRAINING INTERNATIONAL LTD
£622,420	OASIS COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP
£621,908	ELATT
£616,780	LONDON CITIZENS' CLT LTD
£607,624	SUTTON BOROUGH VOLUNTEER BUREAU
£600,000	BARTS HEALTH NHS TRUST
£598,211	NEW CITY COLLEGE
£596,640	THE BROOKE HOUSE SIXTH FORM COLLEGE
£596,406	CAPEL MANOR COLLEGE
£593,777	NEWHAM COLLEGE OF FURTHER EDUCATION
£590,539	CATCH 22 CHARITY LTD
£590,117	MERTON VOLUNTARY SERVICES COUNCIL
£584,745	COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LONDON
£561,921	UNIVERSITY OF THE ARTS, LONDON
£558,178	VIRGIN START UP LTD
£553,681	CRYSTAL PALACE COMMUNITY TRUST
£551,035	HCUC
£549,827	LAMBETH ELFRIDA RATHBONE SOCIETY
£543,264	TCV (THE CONSERVATION VOLUNTEERS)
£531,818	XLP
£510,916	WALTHAM FOREST COLLEGE
£498,661	DMR TRAINING & CONSULTANCY LTD
£490,729	BROMLEY COLLEGE OF FURTHER AND HIGHER EDUCATION
£490,389	BARNET & SOUTHGATE COLLEGE
£488,115	HMDT MUSIC
£479,564	CASTLEVIEW GROUP TRAINING LIMITED
£478,275	BUCKINGHAMSHIRE COLLEGE GROUP
£472,000	THE KEMNAL ACADEMIES TRUST (TKAT)
£471,287	SAYES MENTORING LTD
£469,782	INTERTRAIN UK LTD.
£469,008	THINK EMPLOYMENT LTD
£464,911	POPLAR HARCA
£459,551	THE BIG HOUSE THEATRE COMPANY
£453,311	SOUTH ESSEX COLLEGE OF FURTHER AND HIGHER EDUCATION
£446,711	HACKNEY WICK AND FISH ISLAND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT TRUST
£446,002	NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY - LONDON
£445,005	WEST HAM UNITED FOUNDATION
£444,679	THE WINDSOR FOREST COLLEGES GROUP
£444,605	COMMUNITY TRAINING PORTAL LTD
£444,386	LATIN AMERICAN WOMEN'S AID REFUGE
£442,385	OXLEAS NHS FOUNDATION TRUST
£437,982	SOUTH ESSEX COLLEGE OF FURTHER AND HIGHER EDUCATION
£431,617	STREETZ AHEAD
£429,642	THE WINDSOR FOREST COLLEGES GROUP
£427,114	LAMBETH COLLEGE
£425,780	NW3 COMMUNITY LAND TRUST LTD
£425,577	HIGH TREES COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT TRUST
£422,866	NEW HORIZON YOUTH CENTRE
£422,287	FUTURE FIRST ALUMNI LIMITED
£420,000	LONDON YOUTH
£419,199	CROYDON COLLEGE
£418,875	OPEN DOORS EDUCATION AND TRAINING CIC
£417,175	OASIS CARE AND TRAINING AGENCY
£416,625	ACTIVE COMMUNITIES NETWORK LIMITED
£413,792	BUCKINGHAMSHIRE COLLEGE GROUP
£410,700	ACTION FOR RACE EQUALITY
£403,650	GENERATION: YOU EMPLOYED, UK
£395,875	EMPLOYMENT EDUCATION TRAINING GROUP LIMITED
£395,000	SPARK2LIFE
£389,825	THE ALBANY 2001 COMPANY
£389,803	BARNET CARERS CENTRE
£386,244	CRANSTOUN
£379,389	GENDERED INTELLIGENCE
£372,000	RINOVA LTD
£372,000	GROUNDWORK LONDON
£371,460	BARKING AND DAGENHAM COLLEGE
£371,347	SKILLS MAX ACADEMY LTD
£368,052	BIG CREATIVE TRAINING
£366,807	ECPAT UK
£350,000	TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR FOUNDATION
£349,830	FRENFORD YOUTH CLUB
£349,664	BREADWINNERS FOUNDATION Fighting Poverty: Refugees
£342,612	FOOTBALL BEYOND BORDERS
£340,000	ROYAL FREE LONDON NHS FOUNDATION TRUST
£334,811	THE FORWARD TRUST
£334,708	RESOURCES FOR AUTISM
£333,448	LGBTIQ+ OUTSIDE CIC
£330,682	TRAINING SKILLS UK LIMITED
£330,662	NORTH EAST LONDON CLINICAL COMMISSIONING GROUP
£329,378	MUSICALLY LTD
£326,605	NORTH HERTFORDSHIRE COLLEGE
£326,576	BRANDON CENTRE FOR COUNSELLING AND PSYCHOTHERAPY FOR YOUNG PEOPLE
£320,265	MUMS-AID MATERNAL HEALTH Health: Early Years
£307,234	ABI BILLINHURST & ASSOCIATES (ABIANDA)
£305,488	MORLEY COLLEGE LIMITED
£304,523	GET SKILLS EMPLOYMENT & TRAINING LTD (T/A GET SET UK)
£303,658	THE UNIVERSITY OF WEST LONDON
£300,000	YOUTH ACTION ALLIANCE
£300,000	LAUREUS SPORT FOR GOOD FOUNDATION
£300,000	CITY OF LONDON CORPORATION
£298,388	FUTURE MEN
£293,932	SISTER SYSTEM Health: Mental Health
£293,274	SHREWSBURY COLLEGES GROUP
£292,077	HOURGLASS (SAFER AGEING)
£290,456	THE SWITCHBACK INITIATIVE Education & Employment: Ex-offenders
£285,000	THE BRIGHTSIDE TRUST
£282,070	EALING, HAMMERSMITH & WEST LONDON COLLEGE
£280,828	INTEGER TRAINING LIMITED
£279,223	FELIGRACE LIMITED
£277,484	BULGARIAN CENTRE FOR SOCIAL INTEGRATION AND CULTURE
£275,000	CHALLENGE-TRG SKILLS LTD
£272,440	DA'WATUL ISLAM UK & EIRE
£271,656	STREETS OF GROWTH
£271,377	CONSTRUCTION HELP LINE (CHL) T/A CONSTRUCTION HELPLINE
£270,000	CATALYST IN COMMUNITIES
£266,423	HESTIA HOUSING AND SUPPORT
£266,036	NCG
£262,111	WEST THAMES COLLEGE
£257,334	DEPAUL UK
£252,173	EDA COLLEGE LTD
£251,902	THE ATLAS FOUNDATION
£251,834	THE SKILLS CENTRE LONDON LTD
£250,000	THE SHAW TRUST
£249,455	BIKUR CHOLIM LIMITED
£247,809	NATIONAL YOUTH THEATRE OF GREAT BRITIAN
£246,500	HOUNSLOW YOUTH COUNSELLING, ADVICE AND INFORMATION SERVICE
£245,000	MCR PATHWAY
£244,686	LONDON AMBULANCE SERVICE NHS TRUST
£240,997	THE CARDINAL HUME CENTRE
£240,000	FITZROVIA YOUTH IN ACTION
£239,693	YOURSTORY LTD
£235,691	E-TRAINING LTD
£232,685	KENT COUNTY COUNCIL
£230,336	WEST SILVERTOWN FOUNDATION
£225,100	HOUNSLOW ACTION FOR YOUTH ASSOCIATION
£225,001	RICHMOND UPON THAMES LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£224,816	KENT COUNTY COUNCIL
£224,730	NEWHAM ALL STAR SPORTS ACADEMY
£224,485	HARLOW COLLEGE
£218,942	NORTH HERTFORDSHIRE COLLEGE
£216,894	HARLOW COLLEGE
£214,507	SUNBEAMS LONDON LTD
£213,854	CHANGE PLEASE CIC
£211,674	RUSKIN COLLEGE
£211,000	CRYSTAL PALACE COMMUNITY LAND TRUST LTD
£209,000	PARKS FOR LONDON
£208,274	BROMLEY CHILDREN AND FAMILIES VOLUNTARY SECTOR FORUM
£207,967	ENABLING ASSESSMENT SERVICE LONDON (EASL)
£201,647	CAPEL MANOR COLLEGE
£200,000	THINK FORWARD (UK)
£200,000	REACT (RESIDENTS OF EDMONTON ANGEL COMMUNITY TOGETHER) LTD
£200,000	CATALYST IN COMMUNITIES C.I.C.
£198,506	NORTH KENT COLLEGE
£196,400	SHREWSBURY COLLEGES GROUP
£195,867	NOUR DV
£194,459	BELEVE UK
£190,628	NORTH EAST SURREY COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY (NESCOT)
£189,626	FIRST RUNG
£188,368	HOPE FOR THE YOUNG LIMITED
£187,383	LONDON GYPSY AND TRAVELLER COMMUNITY
£187,000	ROYAL FREE LONDON NHS FOUNDATION TRUST
£186,766	URBAN CARE COMMUNITY LIMITED
£183,000	FILM LONDON
£182,990	SPORTED
£182,726	WEST HERTS COLLEGE
£182,720	LOCAL VILLAGE NETWORK
£180,000	THE UBELE INITIATIVE
£180,000	THE ARCANE EMPORIUM LTD
£180,000	ROSETTA ARTS
£176,000	THE ROYAL FREE LONDON NHS FOUNDATION TRUST
£175,246	LONDON SOUTH BANK UNIVERSITY
£175,000	THE SUZY LAMPLUGH TRUST
£175,000	THRIVE LDN(THE ROYAL FREE LONDON NHS FOUNDATION TRUST )
£173,260	HOMES IN MIND
£170,250	OAKLANDS COLLEGE
£170,000	THAMES21
£170,000	CREATIVE LAND TRUST
£169,176	YOUTH REALITIES
£163,524	ENDLESHAM HALL LIMITED
£160,017	OAKLANDS COLLEGE
£160,000	SOUTH EAST LONDON CLINICAL COMMISSIONING GROUP
£160,000	NHS SOUTH WEST LONDON INTEGRATED CARE BOARD
£158,451	TWINING ENTERPRISE
£157,420	YOU AND ME COUNSELLING
£157,309	TURN2US
£155,000	RUF
£150,075	A NEW DIRECTION
£150,000	THE FORWARD TRUST Education & Employment: Ex-offenders
£150,000	THE 4FRONT PROJECT
£150,000	STRENGTH IN HORSES
£150,000	PSEV LTD
£150,000	OXYGEN
£150,000	MOUNTVIEW ACADEMY OF THEATRE ARTS
£150,000	EAST LONDON DANCE
£150,000	DAMILOLA TAYLOR TRUST
£150,000	BELONG: MAKING JUSTICE HAPPEN
£150,000	BAYTREE CENTRE
£150,000	BARNET REFUGEE SERVICE
£149,994	SHOREDITCH TRUST
£149,946	INSTITUTE OF IMAGINATION
£149,917	DWAYNE SIMPSON FOUNDATION CIC DWAYNAMICS PROJECT
£149,910	CHICKENSHED
£149,897	IMMEDIATE THEATRE
£149,865	ABIANDA
£149,850	15BILLIONEBP
£149,845	THE AVENUES YOUTH PROJECT
£149,779	BROMLEY BY BOW CENTRE
£149,773	BUSINESS LAUNCHPAD
£149,766	ALLCHILD Education & Employment: Basic Standards
£149,622	MILLWALL COMMUNITY TRUST
£149,583	THEATRE PECKHAM
£149,577	RICH MIX CULTURAL FOUNDATION
£149,560	PURLEY BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT CIC
£149,463	FAMILY ACTION Health: Early Years
£149,450	ECPAT UK
£149,403	RISE MUTUAL CIC
£149,166	SILS: SOUTHWARK INCLUSIVE LEARNING SERVICE
£148,725	FIGHT FOR PEACE INTERNATIONAL Education & Employment: Ex-offenders
£148,298	BODY & SOUL
£148,104	ACTION WEST LONDON
£147,114	THE BIG HOUSE THEATRE COMPANY
£146,950	YOUTH FIRST
£146,701	STANMORE COLLEGE
£145,356	CATCH 22
£145,000	TOYNBEE HALL
£144,375	NEWARK YOUTH LONDON
£144,000	VOLUNTEER IT YOURSELF CIC
£144,000	NEWHAM MUSIC
£143,786	NEWHAM SIXTH FORM COLLEGE
£143,545	IHEART
£142,497	MINISTRY OF STORIES
£141,123	YOUNG ROOTS
£139,620	THE ST MATTHEW'S PROJECT
£138,924	NEWHAM SIXTH FORM COLLEGE
£138,000	LONDON PLUS
£137,500	WORLD CITIES CULTURE FORUM
£135,987	CORAM’S FIELDS AND THE HARMSWORTH MEMORIAL PLAYGROUND
£135,000	SHAW TRUST
£134,705	LONDON YOUTH
£133,950	THE MAYA CENTRE
£132,660	GODWIN LAWSON FOUNDATION
£132,563	YMCA WEST LONDON
£130,000	STATION TO STATION BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
£130,000	GROUND WORK LONDON
£129,515	NHS ENGLAND
£126,326	THE CITY LITERARY INSTITUTE
£124,417	THE RIVERSIDE GROUP LIMITED
£124,277	CARERS FIRST
£124,066	RICHMOND UPON THAMES COLLEGE
£123,780	STREETLIGHT UK
£122,319	JEWISH WOMEN'S AID
£121,200	BIG CREATIVE
£120,000	LIVING WAGE FOUNDATION
£119,825	FOOTBALL BEYOND BORDERS
£119,459	DAVIES LEARNING SOLUTIONS LTD.
£118,125	ACTIVATE LEARNING
£117,210	BROOKLANDS COLLEGE
£117,142	QPR IN THE COMMUNITY TRUST
£116,900	ACTIVE COMMUNITIES NETWORK
£116,127	CROYDON YOUTH ZONE, LEGACY
£115,000	LONDON PRISON GROUP
£114,130	ACTIVATE LEARNING
£113,625	XLP
£113,515	SURREY ADULT LEARNING (SURREY COUNTY COUNCIL)
£109,734	PEOPLE POTENTIAL POSSIBILITIES, OPERATING AS P3, DELIVERED BY LONDON DIVISION RUGBY PORTOBELLO TRUST
£109,676	SURREY ADULT LEARNING (SURREY COUNTY COUNCIL)
£108,675	WYK GROUP LIMITED
£108,000	THE WORKERS EDUCATION ASSOCIATION (WEA)
£106,668	HOMELESS LINK
£106,321	WEST HERTS COLLEGE
£106,142	SOCIAL ACTION FOR HEALTH
£106,034	THAMES REACH
£105,753	EAST LONDON OUT PROJECT
£105,000	SOMALI ADVICE AND FORUM OF INFORMATION (SAAFI) CIC
£104,017	THE FILM AND VIDEO WORKSHOP
£103,109	HOUSING FOR WOMEN
£103,000	FIGHT4CHANGE
£102,078	BEXLEY MOORINGS PROJECT
£101,154	ELLA'S HOME
£100,328	IKWRO - WOMEN'S RIGHTS ORGANISATION
£100,116	SOUTH WEST LONDON AND ST GEORGE'S MENTAL HEALTH NHS TRUST
£100,000	W3 HIVE CIC
£100,000	SPACE MAN LIMITED
£100,000	ROMAN ROAD TRUST
£100,000	NORTH KENT COLLEGE
£100,000	MAKE IT BOW LTD
£100,000	CAREER GROUP COURSES LIMITED
£100,000	BROOKLANDS COLLEGE
£100,000	ALZHEIMER'S SOCIETY
£99,210	OUR TIME
£98,894	IXION HOLDINGS (CONTRACTS) LIMITED
£98,496	SHADWELL BASIN OUTDOOR ACTIVITY CENTRE (ALSO KNOWN AS ELMV SHADWELL BASIN PROJECT)
£96,000	THE LONDON BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION
£94,893	WEST LONDON BUSINESS
£93,750	STONEWALL HOUSING
£93,582	ENGLISH FOR ACTION
£92,245	THE ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF LONDON
£92,168	CITY, UNIVERSITY OF LONDON
£91,673	BONNY DOWNS BAPTIST CHURCH
£90,000	LEWISHAM REFUGEE AND MIGRANT NETWORK
£86,661	UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LONDON (UCL)
£84,000	FAITHS FORUM FOR LONDON
£83,975	SOUTH LONDON REFUGEE ASSOCIATION
£83,025	AFGHANISTAN AND CENTRAL ASIAN ASSOCIATION (ACAA)
£81,729	WORLD HEART BEAT MUSIC ACADEMY LIMITED
£81,715	THE UNIVERSITY OF WEST LONDON
£81,330	NATIONAL TRUST
£81,200	ST. MARY'S CENTRE COMMUNITY TRUST
£80,274	RICHMOND AND HILLCROFT ADULT AND COMMUNITY COLLEGE
£80,000	ONREDCHURCH CIC
£80,000	HADLEY STRATFORD DEVELOPMENTS LTD
£80,000	APPLECART ARTS
£78,128	BIKEWORK CIC ALL ABILITY CYCLING CLUB
£76,000	VOLUNTEERING MATTERS
£75,000	SANCTUARY HOUSING ASSOCIATION
£75,000	FESTIVAL.ORG
£75,000	CO-OPERATIVES UK LTD
£75,000	CERTAIN BLACKS LTD
£74,986	ORGANICLEA COMMUNITY GROWERS
£73,336	HENNA ASIAN WOMEN'S GROUP
£73,257	SOUTH LONDON AND MAUDSLEY NHS FOUNDATION TRUST
£72,846	CIRCLE COLLECTIVE
£72,022	ZAH HOUSING COOPERATIVE LTD
£71,412	EAST SURREY COLLEGE
£70,500	CREATIVE SECTOR SERVICES CIC (TRADING AS CREATIVE UNITED)
£70,480	TOMORROW'S LEADERS LTD
£70,000	UNIVERSITY OF NOTTINGHAM
£69,500	MENTIVITY C.I.C
£69,096	CORE ARTS
£67,800	POLICY IN PRACTICE
£66,000	COVENT GARDEN DRAGON HALL TRUST
£65,000	WEAREWATERLOO
£65,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF HARINGEY
£65,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF ENFIELD
£64,468	DISABILITY ACTION HARINGEY
£63,980	GUY'S AND ST THOMAS' NHS FOUNDATION TRUST
£63,980	GSTT
£63,300	HAWA TRUST LTD
£63,000	BARNES COMMON LIMITED
£61,526	THE BROOKE HOUSE SIXTH FORM COLLEGE
£61,500	STANLEY ARTS
£60,940	VETERANS AID
£60,000	MADLOVE LTD
£59,850	LONDON BOROUGH OF ENFIELD
£59,830	HEALTH EQUALITY AND RIGHTS ORGANISATION T/A LGBT HERO
£59,820	VOICE4CHANGE ENGLAND
£58,950	NEWWAY PROJECT
£58,689	PARTNERSHIP FOR YOUNG LONDON
£58,434	AMBITION ASPIRE ACHIEVE
£58,334	NORTH KENT COLLEGE
£57,220	THE ORCHARD PROJECT
£56,750	EAST FINCHLEY COMMUNITY TRUST
£55,498	IRMO
£55,000	THE BOILER HOUSE COMMUNITY SPACE
£55,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF HARINGEY
£55,000	CANAL & RIVER TRUST
£54,975	WEST LONDON BUSINESS LTD.
£54,300	PETER BEDFORD HOUSING ASSOCIATION
£54,011	ONE HOUSING GROUP LIMITED
£53,996	BROMLEY EXPERTS BY EXPERIENCE
£53,874	EMPOWERING DEAF SOCIETY
£53,856	ROYAL ASSOCIATION FOR DEAF PEOPLE (RAD)
£51,332	PATHWAY FIRST LIMITED
£51,097	A PLACE AT MY TABLE
£50,753	LONDON WILDLIFE TRUST
£50,393	HERTFORD REGIONAL COLLEGE
£50,203	CONTACT Health: Disability
£50,000	WOOD STREET WALLS
£50,000	WORKING MEN'S COLLEGE CORPORATION
£50,000	WORKERS' EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION
£50,000	WEST HERTS COLLEGE
£50,000	UNIVERSITY OF THE ARTS, LONDON
£50,000	THE POLITICS PROJECT
£50,000	THE DULWICH ESTATE
£50,000	TOWER HAMLETS LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£50,000	THE WINDSOR FOREST COLLEGES GROUP
£50,000	THE UNIVERSITY OF WEST LONDON
£50,000	STREET TREES FOR LIVING
£50,000	SKYWAY CHARITY
£50,000	SUTTON LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£50,000	SURREY ADULT LEARNING (SURREY COUNTY COUNCIL)
£50,000	SOUTHWARK LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£50,000	SOUTH ESSEX COLLEGE OF FURTHER AND HIGHER EDUCATION
£50,000	SHREWSBURY COLLEGES GROUP
£50,000	RUSKIN COLLEGE
£50,000	ROYAL BOROUGH OF KINGSTON UPON THAMES
£50,000	ROYAL BOROUGH OF KENSINGTON AND CHELSEA
£50,000	ROYAL BOROUGH OF GREENWICH
£50,000	RICHMOND UPON THAMES LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£50,000	REDBRIDGE LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£50,000	ORCHARD HILL COLLEGE
£50,000	OAKLANDS COLLEGE
£50,000	NORTH HERTFORDSHIRE COLLEGE
£50,000	NEWHAM SIXTH FORM COLLEGE
£50,000	NEWHAM LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£50,000	MERTON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£50,000	MARY WARD SETTLEMENT
£50,000	LONDON FIELDS USER GROUP
£50,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY
£50,000	LEWISHAM LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£50,000	LAMBETH LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£50,000	KENT COUNTY COUNCIL
£50,000	ISLINGTON LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£50,000	HESTON ACTION GROUP
£50,000	HR SPORTS ACADEMY
£50,000	HOUNSLOW LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£50,000	HMP WORMWOOD SCRUBS
£50,000	HILLINGDON LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£50,000	HAVERING LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£50,000	HARROW LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£50,000	HARLOW COLLEGE
£50,000	HARINGEY LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£50,000	HAMMERSMITH AND FULHAM LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£50,000	HACKNEY LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£50,000	GROUNDSWELL
£50,000	FIGHT FOR PEACE INTERNATIONAL
£50,000	EALING LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£50,000	CORAM'S FIELD
£50,000	CLAPTON SUPPORT AND ADVICE
£50,000	CROYDON LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£50,000	COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LONDON
£50,000	CAMDEN LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£50,000	BADU CIC
£50,000	BUCKINGHAMSHIRE COLLEGE GROUP
£50,000	BROOKLANDS COLLEGE
£50,000	BROMLEY LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£50,000	BRENT LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£50,000	BEXLEY LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£50,000	BARKING & DAGENHAM LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL
£50,000	ARTMONGERS ACTION
£50,000	ACTIVATE LEARNING
£49,999	MONEY A+E UK COMMUNITY INTEREST COMPANY
£49,716	ENTITLEDTO
£49,698	HYDE FOUNDATION
£49,500	PROTéGé DNA LTD
£49,494	GARDENS' RESIDENTS' ASSOCIATION
£49,200	PEACE BALLERS CIC
£49,018	ENABLE LEISURE AND CULTURE
£48,955	SKYWAY CHARITY
£48,840	SUTTON WOMEN'S CENTRE
£47,200	HUMAN TRAFFICKING FOUNDATION
£47,000	THE ROYAL NATIONAL THEATRE
£46,610	BE INSPIRED YOUTH & COMMUNITY C.I.C
£45,482	LONDON BOROUGH OF NEWHAM
£45,340	GROUNDSWELL PROJECT
£45,300	ACTIVITIES 4 U
£45,000	WILLOW BROOK PRIMARY ACADEMY SCHOOL
£45,000	MIGRATEFUL UK
£45,000	MIGRATEFUL CIO
£45,000	MACCABI GB
£45,000	FAITH ASSOCIATES INTERNATIONAL C.I.C.
£45,000	BELIFTED NOW CIC
£44,862	DALSTON EASTERN CURVE GARDEN
£44,690	ROLLADOME ALL SKATE LIMITED
£44,215	ST JAMES STREET BIG LOCAL
£44,134	PROTECTION APPROACHES
£43,205	ADULT & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ACADEMY (ACDA)+11:16
£43,000	WHAT IF: PROJECTS LTD
£42,995	ABBEY COMMUNITY CENTRE
£42,958	GLOBAL GENERATION
£42,770	RIGHT DEVELOPMENT SPORTS
£42,313	ROOTS4LIFE
£42,060	DISCOVERY STORY CENTRE
£41,220	COMMUNITY BARNET
£41,219	THE BIKE PROJECT
£41,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF HILLINGDON
£40,000	VAUXHALL CITY FARM
£40,000	THE ROYAL DOCKS LEARNING & ACTIVITY CENTRE
£40,000	THE PAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNCIL OF THE ECCLESIASTICAL PARISH OF EDGWARE
£40,000	SARACENS SPORT FOUNDATION
£40,000	OCEAN YOUTH CONNEXIONS
£40,000	NATIONAL PROBATION SERVICE
£40,000	LONDON IRISH FOUNDATION
£40,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF HOUNSLOW
£40,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF CAMDEN
£40,000	LANCASTER WEST LANDSCAPE
£40,000	KENTISH TOWN CITY FARM
£40,000	INCREDIBLE EDIBLE LAMBETH
£40,000	FROGLIFE
£40,000	EASTHANDS
£40,000	DWAYNE SIMPSON FOUNDATION CIC
£40,000	CITY OF LONDON CORPORATION
£40,000	BRITISH BANGLADESHI FASHION COUNCIL
£40,000	BANKSIDE OPEN SPACES TRUST
£40,000	ASCENSION EAGLES CHEERLEADERS
£40,000	AGE UK WESTMINSTER
£40,000	ASRA CLUB
£39,996	BARKING AND DAGENHAM YOUTH DANCE LTD
£39,942	LEV ECHOD CANCER CARE
£39,875	INTEGRITY UK
£39,853	LOUGHBOROUGH JUNCTION ACTION GROUP
£39,825	WHEELY TOTS
£39,800	THE CO-OPERATIVE DEVELOPMENT SOCIETY LIMITED
£39,737	ARTISTRY YOUTH DANCE
£39,587	TEEN ACTION
£39,521	DYNAMIC TRAINING UK LIMITED
£39,154	CITIZEN ZOO CIC
£39,100	BADU COMMUNITY CIC
£39,074	LABURNUM BOAT CLUB
£39,000	ARCHIO LTD.
£38,976	KIDS N' ACTION
£38,750	METROPOLITAN THAMES VALLEY HOUSING
£38,649	BEYOND THE STREETS
£38,644	RIGHTSNET
£38,500	FOOTBALL JOURNEYS
£37,500	SITOPIA FARM CIC
£37,500	SITOPIA FARM
£37,455	EXIT HATE UK LTD
£37,385	HYDE HOUSING
£37,260	UNIQUE COMMUNITY CHARITY
£37,000	LEWISHAM YOUTH THEATRE
£37,000	FRENFORD CLUBS
£37,000	EALING AND HOUNSLOW CVS
£36,952	POPLAR HARCA
£36,928	LEADERS IN COMMUNITY
£36,728	LOUGHBOROUGH JUNCTION ACTION GROUP
£36,680	WINDMILL CLUSTER OF SCHOOLS
£36,312	URBAN GROWTH LEARNING GARDENS
£36,100	HORNBEAM CENTRE
£36,096	TREES FOR BERMONDSEY
£35,800	DAISIES KIDS CLUB
£35,630	LEAP LONDON CIC
£35,625	SPITALFIELDS CITY FARM
£35,513	MUSLIM WOMEN OF MERTON (MWM) PART OF MORDEN ISLAMIC COMMUNITY CENTRE (MICC)
£35,500	SWAN HOUSING ASSOCIATION
£35,410	THE LAND RESTORATION TRUST (T/A THE LAND TRUST)
£35,368	HARINGEY SHED LIMITED
£35,332	ST MARTINS TENANTS & RESIDENTS
£35,142	CHRIST CHURCH PRIMARY SCHOOL SW9
£35,000	ROYAL BOROUGH OF KENSINGTON AND CHELSEA
£35,000	NORTHFIELD HOUSE TENANTS AND RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION
£35,000	MUDCHUTE ASSOCIATION
£34,955	BILLY YOUTH ENGAGEMENT PROJECT
£34,520	NEWHAM ALL STAR SPORTS ACADEMY
£34,490	FATHER NATURE LIMITED
£34,269	NEU ARCHITECTS
£34,263	HORNSEY LANE ESTATE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
£34,000	ISLINGTON PLAY ASSOCIATION
£33,964	IGNITE YOUTH
£33,944	ASSOCIATION QMC SCHOOL OF CAPOEIRA
£33,591	BEXLEY SNAP
£33,300	INCLUSION LONDON
£33,000	VIETNAMESE FAMILY PARTNERSHIP / GIA ĐìNH VIệT
£32,874	HAVERING VOLUNTER CENTRE
£32,433	THE LEASIDE TRUST
£32,000	SIMPLY CONNECT SOLUTIONS
£32,000	MOUNTFORD GROWING COMMUNITY
£31,910	EKOTA ACADEMY LTD
£31,861	MOUNTFORD GROWING COMMUNITY
£31,746	TREES FOR BERMONDSEY
£31,600	SALAAM PEACE COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT PROGRAMME C.I.C.
£31,500	MAHADEVI YOGA CENTRE
£31,456	CHELSEA FC FOUNDATION
£31,270	BETHNAL GREEN NATURE RESERVE TRUST
£31,100	JAN TRUST
£30,890	BEXLEY WOMEN’S AID
£30,814	VERSUS ARTHRITIS
£30,690	THE CHANGE FOUNDATION
£30,400	LONDON BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION
£30,212	EDUCATION AND SKILLS DEVELOPMENT GROUP
£30,140	THE VIOLENCE INTERVENTION PROJECT
£30,053	NATURE VIBEZZZ
£30,000	WILDLIFE GARDENERS OF HAGGERSTON
£30,000	VALLEY PRIMARY SCHOOL PTA
£30,000	UNION OF KINGSTON STUDENTS
£30,000	THINGS MADE PUBLIC
£30,000	THINGS MADE PUBLIC
£30,000	SURGE COOPERATIVE LTD
£30,000	SOLUTIONS NOT SIDES
£30,000	RELONDON
£30,000	QPA IN THE COMMUNITY CIC
£30,000	PRE-SCHOOL LEARNING ALLIANCE
£30,000	MAIDEN LANE YOUTH & COMMUNITY CENTRE
£30,000	LOWER REGENTS COALITION
£30,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF HOUNSLOW
£30,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF HILLINGDON
£30,000	LIVING WAY MINISTRIES
£30,000	KINGSTON UNION OF STUDENTS
£30,000	HUBBUB Environment: Advocacy
£30,000	EMPOWERING COMMUNITIES
£30,000	COMMUNITY SPORT ACADEMIES CIC
£30,000	CLAPTON COMMONS
£30,000	CITY LITERARY INSTITUTE
£30,000	BUILDING BLOQS AT MERIDIAN WORKS LTD
£30,000	ARTS TRUST PRODUCTIONS
£30,000	ACTON ARTS CIC
£30,000	ACTON ARTS CIC
£29,970	WORK RIGHTS CENTRE
£29,850	GT SCHOLARS FOUNDATION CIC
£29,701	MUSLIMAH SPORTS ASSOCIATION (MSA)
£29,625	HEATHROW SCHOOL OF GYMNASTICS AND DANCE LTD
£29,550	THE REASONS WHY FOUNDATION CIC
£29,370	OCTOPUS COMMUNITY NETWORK
£29,250	SHOUT OUT UK
£29,159	VISION REDBRIDGE CULTURE & LEISURE
£28,900	SOUTHALL COMMUNITY ALLIANCE
£28,700	FOREST GATE COMMUNITY GARDEN
£28,400	SOUTHWARK TRAVELLERS ACTION GROUP (STAG)
£28,400	EAST STARS FOOTBALL CLUB
£28,245	NOV WAY CIC
£28,224	LEARNING UNLIMITED
£28,145	BLOOMING BLOSSOMS TRUST
£28,050	PEGASUS OPERA COMPANY LTD
£28,000	STREATHAM COMMON CO-OPERATIVE
£28,000	CULTURETREE CENTRE LTD.
£27,978	HIGHBURY VALE BLACKSTOCK TRUST
£27,880	COMMUNITY ACTION SUTTON
£27,800	HEARTSTONE
£27,795	SOUTH LONDON BOTANICAL INSTITUTE
£27,708	ARTILLERY CIC
£27,549	THIS GIRL'S ABILITY CIC
£27,500	JEWISH LEADERSHIP COUNCIL
£27,250	NAZ LEGACY FOUNDATION
£27,050	MANORFIELD CHARITABLE FOUNDATION
£27,000	CALTHORPE COMMUNITY GARDEN
£27,000	WILLOW LEARNING FOR LIFE LTD COMMUNITY INTEREST COMPANY
£27,000	UNSEEN TOURS CIC
£27,000	THE TOMMY FLOWERS FOUNDATION
£27,000	SOUTH BANK AND WATERLOO NEIGHBOURS
£27,000	MOUNTFORD GROWING COMMUNITY
£27,000	LAMBETH LINKS
£27,000	FIND YOUR FEET CAREERS AND ENTERPRISES CIC
£27,000	DIALOGUE HUB COMMUNITY INTEREST COMPANY (CIC)
£27,000	AGUDAS ISRAEL ORGANISATION GREAT BRITAIN
£26,994	INSPIRATIONAL YOUTH LTD
£26,985	HOME-START RICHMOND, KINGSTON AND HOUNSLOW
£26,985	ADANNA WOMEN'S SUPPORT GROUP
£26,937	CROYDON BUSINESS VENTURE LIMITED
£26,852	ARC THEATRE ENSEMBLE - LONDON
£26,849	EDUCATION AND SKILLS DEVELOPMENT GROUP
£26,812	LIVING UNDER ONE SUN
£26,464	REFUGEE WORKERS CULTURAL ASSOCIATION
£26,400	GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY SKILLS AND DEVELOPMENT
£26,360	CENTRE FOR HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
£26,297	ISLINGTON SOMALI COMMUNITY
£26,295	YOUTH REALITIES
£26,251	NEW CHALLENGE CIC
£26,200	POPLAR HARCA
£26,068	ORANGE BOW CIC
£26,000	TRANSFORMATION PARTNERS IN HEALTH AND CARE
£26,000	POSITIVE ROLE MODELS CIC
£26,000	LONDON MUSIC FUND
£26,000	INVISIBLE DUST
£26,000	FRIENDS OF HALLIWICK REC
£26,000	ETHICAL LAND CIC
£25,795	MILE END COMMUNITY PROJECT
£25,664	COACHING FOR WOMEN
£25,570	LONDON BOROUGH OF LEWISHAM
£25,369	BELINA GROW CIC
£25,144	KINGSTON VOLUNTARY ACTION
£25,000	YODOMO LTD
£25,000	THE KINGSDALE FOUNDATION (KINGSDALE FOUNDATION SCHOOL)
£25,000	THE JASON ROBERTS FOUNDATION
£25,000	THAMESMEAD ARTS AND CULTURE OFFICE (TACO!)
£25,000	SOMERS TOWN SPACE COMMUNITY INTEREST COMPANY
£25,000	ROOT AND BRANCH HOMES
£25,000	RIGHTRAIN LTD T/A BILL AMBERG STUDIO
£25,000	PORTOBELLO RADIO CIC
£25,000	PEPYS COMMUNITY FORUM
£25,000	NEWHAM COUNCIL
£25,000	NEWARK YOUTH LONDON
£25,000	NEW MALDEN TOWN CENTRE PARTNERSHIP
£25,000	NEW EUROPEANS UK
£25,000	MAD LEAP CIC
£25,000	LONDON LGBT COMMUNITY PRIDE CIC
£25,000	LONDON CHINATOWN CHINESE ASSOCIATION
£25,000	GOOD MINE LTD
£25,000	FIBRELAB COLLECTIVES LTD
£25,000	DREAM BELIEVE ACHIEVE (DBA) CIC
£25,000	CLAPHAM FILM UNIT
£25,000	CAFé VAN GOGH (RAW INGREDIENTS CIC)
£25,000	ALIVE LABS LTD
£24,970	NNE AGWU
£24,961	OLDER GENERATION YOUNGER GENERATION CIC
£24,800	CONNECTFUTURES C.I.C.
£24,660	GROUNDWORK
£24,216	THE BRIDGE RENEWAL TRUST
£24,025	KHIZRA FOUNDATION
£24,000	CAMBERWELL ARTS LIMITED
£23,922	COMPANY DRINKS CIC
£23,327	SAFER GREENWICH
£23,148	YOUNG HISTORIANS PROJECT
£22,200	AFRICAN YOUTH DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION
£22,058	CREATIVE CITY LIMITED
£22,000	POW WORKSHOPS LTD
£21,500	SPORT4HEALTH COMMUNITY INTEREST COMPANY
£21,403	FILMANTHROPY CIC
£21,310	EFA LONDON
£21,225	THE HAPPY AND HEALTHY TRUST
£21,091	CAMDEN SAFER NEIGHBOURHOOD BOARD
£21,050	AFRICAN HEALTH POLICY NETWORK
£20,908	THE LEYTON BOUNDARY COMMUNITY GARDEN
£20,854	QPR IN THE COMMUNITY TRUST
£20,480	STAND TOGETHER NETWORK
£20,466	LONDON BOROUGH OF LAMBETH
£20,230	THE REDBRIDGE COUNCIL FOR VOLUNTARY SERVICE
£20,220	YOU AND ME COUNSELLING
£20,132	THE TRAVELLER MOVEMENT
£20,000	UK WELCOME REFUGEES
£20,000	UK BLACK PRIDE LTD
£20,000	THRU LIFE
£20,000	THE RESTORATIVE JUSTICE FOR ALL INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE (RJ4ALL)
£20,000	THE KNIGHTS YOUTH TRUST
£20,000	THE FROGLIFE TRUST
£20,000	SUVAI DEAF EAST COMMUNITY
£20,000	SURREY DOCKS FARM PROVIDENT SOCIETY LTD
£20,000	SURREY DOCKS FARM
£20,000	STEPNEY CITY FARM
£20,000	ST JAMES BIG LOCAL
£20,000	ST DOMINIC'S CATHOLIC PRIMARY SCHOOL
£20,000	SKILLS EXCHANGE PROJECT CIC
£20,000	ROYAL BROMPTON & HAREFIELD HOSPITALS CHARITY
£20,000	POLKA CHILDREN'S THEATRE
£20,000	MICRO RAINBOW CIC
£20,000	KINGSTON BEATS CIC
£20,000	JGA GROUP
£20,000	HONG KONG WATCH
£20,000	HONG KONG AID SERVICES CIC
£20,000	HONG KONG UMBRELLA COMMUNITY
£20,000	GROW LEWISHAM
£20,000	GLOBAL GENERATION
£20,000	FLASH MUSICALS
£20,000	FITZROVIA CIC
£20,000	F.A.T. STUDIO CIC
£20,000	F.A.T. STUDIO CIC
£20,000	EAST EUROPEAN RESOURCE CENTRE
£20,000	CHELMSFORD DIOCESIAN BOARD OF FINANCE
£20,000	BROMLEY EDUCATION AND TRAINING HUB (BETH)
£20,000	AMY SZE PRODUCTIONS
£19,990	LEATHERMARKET JMB
£19,990	HEARTHTALK UK
£19,987	METRO CHARITY
£19,810	WE RESTART
£19,421	KANLUNGAN FILIPINO CONSORTIUM
£19,410	DIVERSITY LIVING SERVICES
£19,268	PURSUING INDEPENDENT PATHS (PIP)
£19,206	HACKNEY CHINESE COMMUNITY SERVICES ASSOCIATION
£19,130	RESOURCES FOR AUTISM
£18,984	MIGRANTS' RIGHTS NETWORK
£18,961	UNITED RESPONSE
£18,951	ISLINGTON CHINESE ASSOCIATION
£18,931	FUTURE M.O.L.D.S COMMUNITIES
£18,875	EAST LONDON SKILLS FOR LIFE
£18,840	NORTH WEST KENT COUNTRYSIDE PARTNERSHIP
£18,523	FOULDS SCHOOL
£18,125	AFC WIMBLEDON FOUNDATION
£18,035	MAGGIE KESWICK JENCKS CANCER CARING CENTRES TRUST (MAGGIE’S)
£18,029	XENIA
£18,000	CULTIVATE LONDON
£18,000	CRYSTAL PALACE PARK TRUST
£18,000	CRYSTAL PALACE PARK TRUST
£18,000	CULTIVATE LONDON LTD
£17,950	LONDON DESIGN FESTIVAL
£17,859	ORGANICLEA
£17,820	PAN INTERCULTURAL ARTS
£17,740	FAMILY INFORMATION GROUP
£17,502	ACTION FOR REFUGEES IN LEWISHAM (AFRIL)
£17,500	GLOBAL WOMEN INVENTORS AND INNOVATORS NETWORK
£16,875	QUEER TOURS OF LONDON
£16,544	ST MARTIN-IN-THE-FIELDS TRUST
£16,500	THERAPY FOR HEALING
£16,419	BARNET ENVIRONMENT SUPPORT TEAM
£16,200	CASTLEHAVEN COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
£16,001	CLUB KALI NETWORK CIC
£15,877	THE BRIDGE
£15,755	FREIGHTLINERS CITY FARM
£15,500	MELANIE MANCHOT
£15,404	HARMONY GARDENS
£15,400	TRANSIT COMMUNITY SUPPORT CIC
£15,100	INNOVATIVE VISION ORGANISATION
£15,000	YES OUTDOORS
£15,000	WRITERZ AND SCRIBEZ CIC
£15,000	WAYMAKERS KIDS
£15,000	THE SOUL SHACK LDN CIC
£15,000	THE FRIENDS OF STREATHAM HILL THEATRE
£15,000	THE ALBANY
£15,000	PERFORMANCE INFINITY
£15,000	PEMBROKE HOUSE
£15,000	MINSTER NURSERY AND INFANT SCHOOL
£15,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF LAMBETH
£15,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY
£15,000	LONDON BOROUGH OF ENFIELD
£15,000	LONDON BOORUGH OF HAVERING
£15,000	LEWISHAM YOUTH THEATRE
£15,000	LATINOLIFE LTD
£15,000	LANTINOLIFE
£15,000	INTERMISSION YOUTH
£15,000	HAMMERSMITH AND FULHAM VOLUNTEER CENTRE AND VOLUNTEER CENTRE CAMDEN
£15,000	FRIENDS OF STREATHAM HILL THEATRE
£15,000	ELLA ROBERTA FAMILY FOUNDATION
£15,000	CODE 1
£15,000	CANAL AND COMMERCIAL RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION
£15,000	BLACK TRAINING AND ENTERPRISE GROUP
£15,000	BE ENRICHED
£15,000	ART IN THE DOCKS
£15,000	ANNA BERRY
£15,000	ACTION FOR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
£15,000	AIRE CENTRE
£15,000	THE 5E’S
£14,996	ROYAL DOCKS COMMUNITY VOICE
£14,925	AFGHANISTAN AND CENTRAL ASIAN ASSOCIATION
£14,885	MAGPIE DANCE
£14,722	RECYRCLE / THE DESIGN CABIN CIC
£14,414	FOURTH RESERVE FOUNDATION
£14,290	WIMBLEDON AND PUTNEY COMMONS CONSERVATORS
£14,270	VOYAGE
£14,210	MOVEMENTWORKS
£14,085	ORGANICLEA
£14,000	ONE PLACE EAST (OPE)
£14,000	CHILDERIC PRIMARY SCHOOL
£14,000	CHARLTON ATHLETIC COMMUNITY TRUST
£13,950	SHARED CITY CIC
£13,722	WESTMINSTER CITY COUNCIL
£13,500	FRIENDS OF TORRIDON PTA
£13,400	GROW N22
£13,350	THE SELBORNE SOCIETY LTD
£13,334	THE ROMANIAN AND EASTERN EUROPEAN HUB
£13,000	FRIENDS OF BARNES COMMON
£12,841	BRITISH DEAF ASSOCIATION
£12,750	SETTLED
£12,507	ROYAL BOROUGH OF GREENWICH
£12,487	MPV WORKSHOPS
£12,378	HONG KONG COUNSELLORS HUB CIC
£12,323	LOOK AHEAD CARE AND SUPPORT LTD
£12,188	STILLNESS JUNIOR SCHOOL
£12,071	INVISIBLE PALACE
£12,000	SOMALI WELFARE TRUST, REDBRIDGE
£12,000	KINGS CRESCENT TENANTS AND RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION
£12,000	KINGS CRESCENT TRA
£12,000	BUD STUDIO
£12,000	BLAST STUDIO
£12,000	BLANK WALLS
£11,835	THE WINCHESTER PROJECT
£11,400	ROYAL HOLLOWAY AND BEDFORD NEW COLLEGE
£11,084	EMPOWERING DEAF SOCIETY
£11,000	HILLDROP AREA COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
£11,000	FRIENDS OF FOXLEY
£10,928	THE AVENUES YOUTH PROJECT
£10,823	NEWHAM CHINESE ASSOCIATION
£10,814	FRIENDS OF RAVENSTONE
£10,600	MUSLIM WOMEN'S COLLECTIVE
£10,500	SUPPORT FOR LONDON’S ROUTEMAP TO ELIMINATE HEP C BY 2025
£10,500	LEWISHAM HOMES
£10,270	CALVERTON PRIMARY SCHOOL
£10,111	HOME-START HILLINGDON
£10,000	WELCOME H.O.M.E. PROJECT
£10,000	VOLUNTARY ACTION ISLINGTON LIMITED
£10,000	VOICE OF THE SOMALI COMMUNITY LTD
£10,000	THE YOGA FOR LIFE PROJECT CIC
£10,000	THE NO COLLECTIVE
£10,000	SHPRESA PROGRAMME
£10,000	SAFER BUSINESS NETWORK CIC
£10,000	ROYAL BOROUGH OF KENSINGTON AND CHELSEA
£10,000	RIIVE
£10,000	RIGHTS OF WOMEN
£10,000	REACHING HIGHER
£10,000	QUILOMBO UK COMMUNITY INTEREST COMPANY
£10,000	PENINIM
£10,000	PEER2PEER EDUCATION CIC
£10,000	POMOC
£10,000	PASCAL THEATRE COMPANY
£10,000	OUTSIDE EDGE THEATRE COMPANY
£10,000	NEW EUROPEANS UK
£10,000	NEED TO TALK
£10,000	NATIONAL PARK CITY FOUNDATION
£10,000	MBILLA ARTS CIC
£10,000	MAYOR'S FUND FOR LONDON
£10,000	LONDON FUNDERS
£10,000	LEWISHAM LOCAL
£10,000	LEARN ENGLISH AT HOME
£10,000	LANCASTERIAN PRIMARY SCHOOL
£10,000	KONGTINUE CIC
£10,000	KAIZEN PARTNERSHIPS LIMITED
£10,000	JACK WATES
£10,000	HEADWAY WEST LONDON
£10,000	HARROW LAW CENTRE
£10,000	HACKNEY HERBAL
£10,000	GROW LONDON CIC
£10,000	GLENGALL WHARF GARDEN
£10,000	GLENGALL WHARF GARDEN
£10,000	EVERY PERSON IS CAPABLE CIC
£10,000	ENTELECHY ARTS
£10,000	ENFIELD SOMALI COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
£10,000	D'EYNSFORD TENANT MANAGEMENT ORGANISATION CIC
£10,000	CROYDON VOLUNTARY ACTION
£10,000	COMMUNITY ACTION SUTTON
£10,000	CHINGFORD CRICKET CLUB
£10,000	CENTRE FOR LONDON
£10,000	CANNON LANE PRIMARY SCHOOL
£10,000	BROMLEY EDUCATION AND TRAINING FOR HEALTH CIC, PART OF SOUTH EAST LONDON INTEGRATED CARE SYSTEM
£10,000	ARTS & HEALTH HUB CIC
£10,000	AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT AND ADVOCACY CENTRE
£10,000	ADVICE 4 RENTERS
£10,000	ACHEINU LIMITED T/A THE BOYS CLUBHOUSE
£10,000	AFC WEMBLEY
£9,995	DEAF UNITY
£9,994	NEW VISION FOR WOMEN C.I.C.
£9,992	ULTIMATE COUNSELLING C.I.C.
£9,990	ARTS BRIDGE CHARITY
£9,985	SUTTON HONG KONG CULTURE & ARTS SOCIETY
£9,985	EAST INDIA OVER 50'S CONSORTIUM (CONSORTIUM50)
£9,984	ACTION YOUTH BOXING INTERVENTION
£9,976	COMMUNITY NETWORK GROUP CIC
£9,975	PERFORMANCE PLUS SPORT UK
£9,970	THE JASON ROBERTS FOUNDATION
£9,970	HONG KONG NURSING ASSOCIATION UK (HKNAUK)
£9,970	AU LAW ORGANIC FARM UK CIC
£9,969	ENFIELD VOLUNTARY ACTION
£9,966	LONDON LGBTQ+ COMMUNITY CENTRE LIMITED
£9,960	VISCERAL CREATIVE
£9,960	CARERS4CARERS LTD
£9,955	COMMUNITY CENTRE FOR REFUGEES FROM VIETNAM, LAOS AND CAMBODIA
£9,950	SFIDA KOSOVAN/ALBANIAN/MACEDONIAN AND GORANI GROUP
£9,942	VOLUNTARY ACTION CAMDEN
£9,930	CYCLETASTIC
£9,820	FORTY HALL VINEYARD
£9,804	LYRIC HAMMERSMITH THEATRE
£9,800	BROWNBABY
£9,774	NNE AGWU CONSTITUTION
£9,771	TRINITY LABAN CONSERVATOIRE OF MUSIC AND DANCE
£9,765	EARLY YEARS COCOON CIC
£9,750	PEDAL POWER
£9,720	ADVICE SUPPORT KNOWLEDGE INFORMATION (ASKI)
£9,705	SENIORS HEALTH AND ACTIVE RETIREMENT PROJECT
£9,693	VOLUNTEER CENTRE GREENWICH
£9,690	LEWISHAM WRESTLING CLUB
£9,640	ALL STARS YOUTH CLUB LIMITED
£9,552	THE PARENT HOUSE
£9,552	THE PARENT HOUSE
£9,532	BIG RED BUS CLUB
£9,478	URBAN STUDIO SESSIONS
£9,398	NENE TEREZA
£9,390	CREATIVE SPACES LONDON
£9,375	GREEN HANDS NEWHAM
£9,240	GIVE IT YOUR MAX
£9,170	HOSTNATION
£9,160	AMITY EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION
£9,072	CROYSUTTWARRIORS GOALBALL CLUB
£9,020	THE ANGEL HANDS FOUNDATION
£9,000	NATIONAL FOOD SERVICE LONDON
£9,000	GREENHOUSE THEATRE
£9,000	GOLDSTAR CREATIVE MARKETING
£9,000	EMPOWERING DEAF SOCIETY
£8,991	MVP MEDIA CIC
£8,990	CHAPEL OF MERCY
£8,964	GRANVILLE COMMUNITY KITCHEN
£8,922	LEADERS IN COMMUNITY
£8,880	WOMENS INCLUSIVE TEAM
£8,872	CONNECTED ROUTES CIC
£8,860	THE RAAW FOUNDATION LIMITED
£8,760	STEEL PAN TRUST
£8,685	SOUTH NORWOOD COMMUNITY KITCHEN
£8,646	CAPITAL KIDS CRICKET
£8,596	SOCCO CHETA COMMUNITY HUB
£8,584	EMPOWERING DEAF SOCIETY
£8,581	CSM FOUNDATION (OPERATING AS CSM LONDON FC)
£8,509	HR SPORTS ACADEMY CIC
£8,500	A MILE IN HER SHOES
£8,490	ABILITY BOW
£8,450	CAFE LEVANT
£8,400	BARTLETT REAL ESTATE INSTITUTE
£8,390	MIDDLE EASTERN WOMEN AND SOCIETY ORGANISATION
£8,333	RENEW CULTURE
£8,304	GOLD & SILVER INTERPRISES CIC
£8,220	CYCLING4YOU LTD
£8,208	ACTION FOR REFUGEES IN LEWISHAM (AFRIL)
£8,040	LONGFIELD HALL TRUST
£8,000	FRIENDS OF HARMONY GARDEN
£7,932	ARCHBISHOP'S PARK COMMUNITY TRUST
£7,840	THE UNDEFINED
£7,820	GET SET 4 TENNIS CIC
£7,817	FUTURE STARS
£7,602	HACKNEY HERBAL
£7,500	NATURAL PRODUCTS FACTORY
£7,151	CLUB SODA
£7,010	POWERHOUSE FOR WOMEN
£7,008	MINDFUL PEAK PERFORMANCE CIC
£7,000	SOCIETY DANCE
£7,000	SPACE
£7,000	MEM ACADEMY
£7,000	LOOM PROJECTS LTD
£7,000	HARLESDEN BUSINESS ASSOCIATION
£7,000	FASHTAG
£7,000	BRENT FOOD BANK
£7,000	BIG IDEAS
£6,950	BUBBLE & SQUEAK
£6,950	BRENT TV WITH NEET STUDENTS
£6,903	LERATO COMMUNITY INITIATIVE C.I.C
£6,850	LEVANT CAFE LIBRARY
£6,836	CHURCH OF OUR LADY OF LOURDES & ST VINCENT DE PAUL
£6,808	ANGEL SHED THEATRE COMPANY
£6,696	ADVICE SUPPORT KNOWLEDGE INFORMATION
£6,564	FRIENDS OF BURGESS PARK
£6,500	THE CAXTON YOUTH ORGANISATION
£6,500	JOHN KEBLE PRIMARY SCHOOL
£6,370	ALL FAITHS AND NONE
£6,300	LONDON LEGACY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
£6,270	UNICEF UK Health: Disease Prevention
£6,267	REFUGEE CAFE
£6,130	PATMORE CO-OPERATIVE LTD
£6,100	ARC THEATRE ENSEMBLE
£6,070	COMMUNITIES FIRST CHARITABLE FOUNDATION
£6,000	YAD SIMCHA
£6,000	YOUTH PWR CHARITY
£6,000	X7EAVEN
£6,000	WELL STREET COMMON USER GROUP
£6,000	VSSL STUDIO CIC
£6,000	TRANSGENERATIONAL CHANGE
£6,000	THE DADDYLESS DAUGHTERS PROJECT CIC
£6,000	THE COMMUNITY WORLDS (UK) LTD
£6,000	SURVIVORS CAN SHINE C.I.C
£6,000	STRENGTH WITH IN ME FOUNDATION
£6,000	SPORTS FUN 4 ALL
£6,000	SPEAK OUT IN HOUNSLOW
£6,000	SOUTH LONDON TOPCATS CIC
£6,000	SOUND MINDS
£6,000	RAFIKI WEMA CIC
£6,000	POWERHOUSE FOR WOMEN
£6,000	PEOPLE ARISE NOW
£6,000	NEKO TRUST
£6,000	LAMBETH ASIAN CENTRE (LAC)
£6,000	INTERGENERATIONAL WELLNESS GARDEN (CIC)
£6,000	HERITAGE CHARITY LONDON
£6,000	HEARTLINK EALING HOSPITAL HEART SUPPORT GROUP
£6,000	FOR THE PEOPLE FROM THE PEOPLE CIC
£6,000	FOR BRIAN
£6,000	ENFIELD RACIAL EQUALITY COUNCIL
£6,000	EFFECTIVE TRANSITION CIC (HOSTED BY SUCCESS CLUB)
£6,000	DEAFROOTS
£6,000	CREATING GROUND CIC
£6,000	CARNAVAL DEL PUEBLO ASOCIACIóN
£6,000	BETTER LIVING PARTNERS CIC
£6,000	ADVICE FOR RENTERS LTD (ON BEHALF OF FAIRER HOUSING)
£6,000	ACTIVE LIVING SUPPORT CIC
£6,000	ADHD BABES CIC
£5,999	ACHIEVED DREAMS
£5,995	TURF PROJECTS
£5,988	OAKONSULT DISABILITIES OUTREACH LTD
£5,984	TWNTYFOUR LIMITED
£5,983	CALDWELL GARDENS COMMUNITY GARDENING
£5,979	LONDON BPD CARERS
£5,962	BRIGHTER TOGETHER
£5,960	EL WARCHA CIC
£5,950	STEP BY STEP LONDON
£5,950	LONDON ADVOCACY GROUP LTD
£5,918	FIVE ASIDE THEATRE
£5,900	NORTHWESTTWO RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION
£5,880	HARINGEY HEAT
£5,830	UPCYCLE LDN
£5,830	PEER UK LTD
£5,800	SISTERS OF FRIDA
£5,750	NUTU ACADEMY CIC
£5,680	PEACE BALLERS CIC
£5,652	SUNAHS CRISIS TEAM
£5,630	ACT UP! NEWHAM C.I.C.
£5,600	THE BLOCK WORKOUT FOUNDATION
£5,560	POSITIVE NETWORK COMMUNITY PROJECT
£5,508	PD KINETICS CIC
£5,500	BEYOND THE BIAS
£5,420	THE POSITIVE MOVEMENT PROJECT CIC
£5,400	BROWNBABY
£5,393	MINDFUL PEAK PERFORMANCE CIC
£5,268	CAMDEN SHORINJI KEMPO - MARTIAL ARTS CLUB
£5,250	TIVERTON PRIMARY SCHOOL LONDON
£5,204	VISOR (VISUALLY IMPAIRED SOCIETY OF RICHMOND)
£5,200	HILLINGDON WOMEN'S CENTRE
£5,200	BLOOM EDUCATIONAL CIC
£5,160	JASON FORREST UEL
£5,110	GOLD & SILVER INTERPRISES CIC- SEWN TOGETHER
£5,100	THE ARAB COMMUNITY CENTRE IN BRITAIN LTD (PREVIOUSLY KNOWN AS TANMIA LTD)
£5,018	ELIZABETH GARRETT ANDERSON SCHOOL
£5,004	ASL ASPIRE SUPPORT LEARNING C.I.C.
£5,001	CAMBRIDGE HOUSE
£5,000	YOUR CANAL BOAT CIC
£5,000	WHEELY TOTS
£5,000	VOLUNTEER CENTRE KENSINGTON & CHELSEA
£5,000	VOLUNTARY ACTION HARROW CIC
£5,000	VANBRUGH PARK ESTATE RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION
£5,000	V22 COMMUNITIES - MANOR HOUSE LIBRARY
£5,000	URBAN FLYERS C.I.C
£5,000	US CHARITABLE TRUST
£5,000	TRAPPED IN ZONE ONE
£5,000	TITRA
£5,000	THE WOMEN'S DECISION GROUP CIC
£5,000	THE PURLS.UK
£5,000	THE OUTRUNNERS CHARITY
£5,000	THE ASSOCIATION OF REDBRIDGE AFRICAN CARIBBEAN COMMUNITIES
£5,000	THAMES LIFE
£5,000	TALKING AND EXPLORING
£5,000	THE EQUIANO SOCIETY
£5,000	SUTTON VISION
£5,000	STEP UP 2 FITNESS
£5,000	ST. ANSELM, HAYES
£5,000	SHUBBAK FESTIVAL
£5,000	ROSHA NUTT
£5,000	ROOTS TO CHANGE CIC
£5,000	RESOURCEFUL WOMEN'S NETWORK (HARROW WOMENS' CENTRE)
£5,000	RENDEZVOUS PROJECTS CIC
£5,000	RECONNECTION ALSO KNOWN BY EAST AFRICAN DIASPORA COMMUNITY NETWORK (EDCN)
£5,000	PORTOBELLO LIVE CIC
£5,000	PLUMCROFT HOME SCHOOL ASSOCIATION
£5,000	PIP HACKETT
£5,000	PARA DANCE UK
£5,000	NEWHAM MUSLIM FORUM
£5,000	MIGRANTS ORGANISE
£5,000	MARIA LI LOK YEE
£5,000	MANORFIELD CHARITABLE FOUNDATION
£5,000	MAKE MEE STUDIO
£5,000	LOUISE ELY
£5,000	LIQUID VIBRATIONS
£5,000	LATIN AMERICAN HOUSE
£5,000	KRIO DESCENDANTS UNION UK AND IRELAND
£5,000	KOMMUN SOUND
£5,000	KIT THEATRE
£5,000	ISLINGTON LAW CENTRE
£5,000	HUMOURISK CIC
£5,000	HERITAGE CHARITY LONDON
£5,000	HEALTHY MINDS, HEALTHY BODS
£5,000	HAMMERSMITH & FULHAM VOLUNTEER CENTRE
£5,000	GOODWASTE
£5,000	GARDENS RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION
£5,000	GARDEN STUDIOS
£5,000	FRIENDS OF HIGHAM HILL PARK
£5,000	FRIENDS OF HANOVER (HANOVER SCHOOL ASSOCIATION)
£5,000	FOR BRIAN CIC
£5,000	FILMANTHROPY CIC
£5,000	FASHION REBIRTH
£5,000	EVERY PERSON IS CAPABLE
£5,000	EASTSIDE COMMUNITY HERITAGE
£5,000	EAST END CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAUX
£5,000	DALGARNO PRE SCHOOL
£5,000	CORDWAINERS GROW
£5,000	COMMUNITY SOUTHWARK
£5,000	COMMUNITY LINKS BROMLEY
£5,000	CENTRE FOR FEMINIST FOREIGN POLICY
£5,000	COUNCIL OF SOMALI ORGANISATIONS
£5,000	CORAM CHILDREN'S LEGAL CENTRE LIMITED
£5,000	BRIXTON BID LTD
£5,000	BEXLEY VOLUNTARY SERVICE COUNCIL
£5,000	BARNET MULTI FAITH FORUM (BMFF)
£5,000	BLKOUT_UK
£5,000	ANGELINA JESSON ARTS LTD - 1995
£5,000	ANATOLIAN MUSLIMS SOCIETY
£5,000	ATS CREATIVE ACADEMY CIC
£5,000	ALOOKINTO
£5,000	ABRA
£4,997	VOLUNTEER CENTRE HACKNEY
£4,995	ABUNDANCE ARTS
£4,991	CRITICAL MOMENT THEATRE
£4,990	SAMAFAL
£4,990	MINDS UNITED CIC
£4,990	FRESH ARTS CIC
£4,980	LERATO
£4,980	KEY CHANGES
£4,978	POLICY CENTRE FOR AFRICAN PEOPLES
£4,977	SKILLS ENTERPRISE LIMITED
£4,976	DODDINGTON WEST RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION
£4,962	WHALE SONG MUSIC THERAPY C.I.C.
£4,962	EALING AND HOUNSLOW COMMUNITY VOLUNTARY SERVICE
£4,950	THE NO COLLECTIVE
£4,950	SOLIDARITY SPORTS
£4,950	OLD OAK PRIMARY SCHOOL
£4,950	AVANT-GARDENING C.I.C.
£4,950	ASIAN COMMUNITY CONCERN C.I.C.
£4,947	REFUGEE AND MIGRANT FORUM OF ESSEX AND LONDON (RAMFEL)
£4,940	REVO SECCUS
£4,933	BUBBLE + SQUEAK
£4,924	COMMUNITY CRICKET
£4,920	RICHMOND UPON THAMES COUNCIL FOR VOLUNTARY SERVICE
£4,915	LIV WRIGHT
£4,903	HALKEVI
£4,900	MACULELE UK -AFRO-BRAZILIAN ARTS AND CULTURAL EXCHANGE INSTITUTE (ABACEI)
£4,900	DOST CENTRE FOR YOUNG REFUGEES AND MIGRANTS
£4,900	BIZZIE BODIES CIC
£4,890	FUN 4 KIDS
£4,890	CENTRE FOR HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
£4,851	FORUM FOR OLDER PEOPLE
£4,825	HOLISTIC EDUCATION SPORT CIC
£4,825	ENFIELD WOMEN'S CENTRE
£4,825	EAST ONE YOUTH AND COMMUNITY SERVICES
£4,800	TOWER HAMLETS YOUTH SPORT FOUNDATION (PLATFORM CRICKET)
£4,800	FAMILY EMOTIONAL WELLBEING PROJECT (FEWP) C.I.C.
£4,800	FACTORY PROJECTS
£4,800	COCO COLLECTIVE
£4,800	CASUAL BALLERZ CIC
£4,773	THE MUSIC KLUB PROJECT C.I.C.
£4,770	URBANWISE LONDON
£4,680	MIDDLE EASTERN WOMEN AND SOCIETY ORGANISATION
£4,660	TRUE YOU TODAY
£4,650	UNIAO DA MOCIDADE
£4,650	SLIDE DANCE LTD
£4,625	JOHN KEBLE COFE PRIMARY SCHOOL
£4,620	ADANNA WOMEN'S SUPPORT GROUP
£4,600	GIRLS I RATE
£4,565	HARROW HERITAGE TRUST
£4,553	ENGAGE HERE CIC
£4,530	THE BLAIR ACADEMY
£4,520	CENTRE FOR HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
£4,500	THREADS
£4,500	STRATFORD VILLAGE NEIGHBOURHOOD
£4,500	CVS BRENT
£4,463	CREATE WITHOUT BORDERS
£4,444	EVELYN TENANTS AND RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION
£4,400	SKATE GALS & PALS CIC
£4,350	CASSEL HOSPITAL CHARITABLE TRUST
£4,320	TRUEFITT COLLECTIVE DANCE THEATRE
£4,300	CAPOYOGA UK
£4,130	HODAN SOMALI COMMUNITY
£4,126	FRIENDS OF FELTHAM GREEN
£4,118	GROW LEWISHAM
£4,111	WILLOW LEARNING FOR LIFE LTD
£4,068	MUSHIN SCHOOL OF MARTIAL ARTS
£4,065	PALMERS GREEN ACTION TEAM
£4,043	GRANVILLE COMMUNITY KITCHEN
£4,034	PHOTOJOURNALISM HUB
£4,000	SPORTS AND LIFE SKILLS
£4,000	SESAME CIC / END VIOLENCE AND RACISM AGAINST EAST AND SOUTHEAST ASIAN COMMUNITIES
£4,000	RASHIDA'S PATISSERIE
£4,000	FILIPINO NURSES ASSOCIATION UK
£3,950	IGNITE ME WOKSHOP THEATRE
£3,950	GRASSROOTS (EDMONTON METHODIST CHURCH IS FISCAL HOST)
£3,900	GANG OF VIRTUE - QUEENSROLLAHOUSE
£3,684	MANOR PARK FRIENDS GROUP
£3,500	BRENTFORD LOCAL ADVISORY GROUP (LAG)
£3,480	BEXLEY NEPALESE COMMUNITY
£3,440	ARTBASH & BE
£3,435	EVERY PERSON IS CAPABLE
£3,393	CAMDEN SHORINJI KEMPO
£3,300	TELL IT PARENTS NETWORK
£3,288	PREMIER FOUNDATION
£3,288	PREMIER FOUNDATION
£3,225	ILLUMINATE FREEDOM
£3,225	AUTUMN GLORIES THEATRICALS
£3,189	SOUTH LONDON RENEGADES
£3,072	CALM MINDS-UK
£3,044	ALANOUWALY SALIFOU SYLLA FOUNDATION
£3,020	DANCING TAO
£3,000	YINKA THOMAS
£3,000	SOCIAL ARK
£3,000	SADLER’S WELLS TRUST LIMITED (BREAKIN CONVENTION)
£3,000	SADLER'S WELLS
£3,000	LOCALITY MATTERS
£3,000	LAMESHA RUDDOCK
£2,500	THE OUTSIDERS PROJECT LTD
£2,500	SAXON CROWN SWIMMING CLUB
£2,400	STARDUST ARTS
£2,400	ST LUKE'S COMMUNITY CENTRE
£2,315	FRUITION PROPERTIES
£2,000	OPEN CITY
£1,905	NUMBI ARTS
£1,589	DAYLIGHT STUDIO
£1,500	WAPPING YOUTH FC
£1,500	THE SHOW CRIB
£1,500	QUILOMBO UK
£1,500	PRAXIS COMMUNITY PROJECTS
£1,500	PHOSPHOROS THEATRE CIC
£1,500	PHILIPPA FOUND (ARTIST)
£1,500	KAYD SOMALI ARTS & CULTURE
£1,500	JOY OF SOUND
£1,500	HACKNEY COOPERATIVE DEVELOPMENT TRUST
£1,500	GROWING HOPE
£1,500	GROUNDSWELL ARTS
£1,500	FOTOSYNTHESIS
£1,500	APSARA ARTS
£1,495	MOVE DANCE FEEL COMMUNITY INTEREST COMPANY
£1,440	THE THANET YOUTH & COMMUNITY CENTRE
£1,320	ON THE RECORD CIC
£1,270	CAPORALES CENTRALISTAS SAN MIGUEL LONDON
£1,200	JAZANNE ARTS CIC
£1,105	BADU COMMUNITY CIC
£1,028	PARK VILLAGE OASIS
£1,000	THE WORLD REIMAGINED
£1,000	THE NEW BLACK FILM COLLECTIVE
£1,000	JULIAN ALEXANDER ( PILI MILI FILMS)
£1,000	EAST AFRICAN EDUCATION FOUNDATION
£998	BLEMME FATALE PRODUCTIONS
£950	OFF THE WALL PLAYERS C.I.C
£900	PERSONAL TRAINING AND WELLNESS GROUP
£540	THE KRIOS DOT COM