THE LONDON COMMUNITY FOUNDATION

Who they support

The London Community Foundation makes a difference to the lives of Londoners by connecting people who need help with those who are willing to give. That's what we do. We are dedicated to improving the lives of London's most disadvantaged. Child poverty, unemployment, isolation, homelessness, domestic violence and gang crime are just some of the issues we are tackling through our grant making.

Grant criteria

We primarily support small community groups and charities in London. We award grants on behalf of numerous donors through a range of different funding streams managed here at The London Community Foundation. As a minimum, to apply for a grant from The London Community Foundation, your group must be a constituted organisation with the following in place: At least 3 Trustees, Directors or Management Committee members (If you are a community organisation, you must have this as a minimum. Registered charities and other bodies’ constitutions may allow for less – in this instance, please contact us prior to making an application). A governing document eg. Constitution or memorandum & articles of association. Accounts or a record of income and expenditure for your group, and sound plans for managing your money (if you are a new group you will need to provide a bank statement and a spending plan). A safeguarding policy if you are working with children or young people (under 18) or if you are working with vulnerable adults.

Application procedure

Online

www.londoncf.org.uk

info@londoncf.org.uk

02075825117

The London Community Foundation
Arc House
82 Tanner Street
LONDON
SE1 3GN

Charity registered in England & Wales, No: 1091263

Charity Commission for England and Wales

Analysis of Grants Made

In this period 984 donations have been made totalling £12,735,661 to 762 organisations
This grant maker is prepared to support unregistered organisations
The average age of charities supported has been 16 years.

Where are the Beneficiaries?

How big are the Recipients? ?

Average annual spending of registered grantees: £1,220,798

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
31/03/2021	£10,821 £216,825	WISE THOUGHTS	Funding is requested to support the delivery of our programme of services and activities to support BAME / LGBTQI+ people living working studying or socialising in Haringey and London. The funding will cover salaries and fees for service facilitators, resources, marketing and management costs for a period of one year
30/03/2021	£19,989 £183,654	WESTBOURNE PARK FAMILY CENTRE	The funding is for our vital˜Skills for Life project work with children and young people, 8-21 years, many from BAME and low income families, enabling them to nurture behaviours and develop skills leading to their happiness and health, and improving their life chances, particularly towards future employment.
30/03/2021	£28,000 £347,092	WANDSWORTH COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT NETWORK	The funding is to identify and employ 2 people from our core network partners, to embed alongside our staff team, so that they can train and upskill to be change agents within their own hubs and clusters.
30/03/2021	£26,490 £6,401,434	BATTERSEA ARTS CENTRE	BAC to support 20 new young people from Wandsworth (15-25) to join its creative entrepreneurship programme The Agency & create Covid-relief social change projects for their communities.
30/03/2021	£30,000 £1,471,630	CITIZENS ADVICE WANDSWORTH	The funding is for a specialist caseworker who'll provide employment advice and casework support to marginalised and low-income residents of Wandsworth. They'll deliver a programme of training and capacity-building for partners in South West London, and will use evidence and issues from clients to inform local advocacy work.
30/03/2021	£42,230 £3,170,000	CARDINAL HUME CENTRE	An established, high-impact project providing access to food and advice for people suffering significant negative social and economic impacts during covid-19. 250 people facing poverty, joblessness and homelessness inc. migrants and isolated mothers will access food, information and advice on welfare, housing, employment, immigration and debt.
24/03/2021	£15,888 £153,668	HEAR US	enabling the recovery of mental health service users through peer navigators listening, supporting and signposting. Purchasing 10 tablets enables provision of remote support to seriously ill people at the Bethlem Hospital. Updating our guide to Croydons mental health and wellbeing services provides information about social inclusion services and welfare services.
24/03/2021	£20,000 £24,904	NAZ LEGACY FOUNDATION	This funding is to deliver our community outreach Diversity Programme over a period of 12 months, online and in face-to-face capacity, to meet the needs of marginalised BAME young people, through a series of workshops and projects.
24/03/2021	£14,500 £527,237	JUNCTION COMMUNITY TRUST	The funding is for 50% of a lead coachs salary for 1 year. We are seeking an experienced coach who can join the team at a challenging time. They need to be able to coach remotely and support the transition back into the centre when restrictions allow.
24/03/2021	£14,976	UNIQUE TALENT CIC	The delivery of a media production course that provides a rehabilitative intervention which gives young offenders the opportunity to create video content, connect to the industry, gain work experience and/or employment and receive mentoring to develop a positive mindset, peer support and integrate into society whilst challenging the gang lifestyle.
24/03/2021	£34,562 £127,186	THE TRIANGLE ADVENTURE PLAYGROUND ASSOCIATION	The funding is for 12 months salary for our Senior Playworker role. This funding will cover our most crucial core cost which allows us to continue our vital service, strengthen our sustainability and expand our fundraising and project specific grant capacity.
23/03/2021	£5,000	LAMBETH ASIAN CENTRE (LAC)	Funding is for running sessions of reducing health inequalities, social isolation and increasing social inclusion of older adults. Older Asian adults will engage in link building and physical fitness activities, make connections and friendship building strong links, reducing their isolation and independent living and becoming part of a cohesive community.
23/03/2021	£15,186 £59,348	BARNET LONE PARENT CENTRE	This funding is for a Peabody project to pay the annual salary, Employers National Insurance and Pension contributions of our part time Welfare, benefits and Money adviser. This post was previously funded by Trusthouse but we are not eligible for further grants under their revised criteria.
23/03/2021	£28,707	ARTBURST LTD	The funding is for a Peabody project called ˜Especially for Peabody families. We will engage Peabody residents pan - London in fun, educational, creative online activities; and deliver face to face workshops for Peabody Pembury children in Hackney when lockdown eases or between further lockdowns.
23/03/2021	£22,629 £201,482	STONEGROVE COMMUNITY TRUST	The funding is for a Peabody project to become a œSocial Action Hub to enable residents to take the lead on those local issues they care about. The social hub will help strengthening community cohesion and resilience, building diverse and active communities and promoting better physical and mental health outcomes.
17/03/2021	£42,629 £156,083	HOME-START LAMBETH	Support, friendship and practical help for parents of toddlers. Peer support and groups will reduce parental stress, loneliness and isolation and build networks for families and young children. This will support vulnerable children to develop, learn and catch up on experiences they have missed out on.
17/03/2021	£49,724	THE LAMBETH PORTUGUESE WELLBEING PARTNERSHIP	The funding is for a core grant which will enable the Lambeth Portuguese Wellbeing Partnership to build on our successful establishment as a vital network. It will fund overheads and capacity building so we can strengthen our sustainability and financial resilience into the future.
17/03/2021	£19,890	ICONIC STEPS FILM ACADEMY C.I.C	An employability programme designed to support YP from disadvantaged backgrounds aged 16-25 from Newham and Lambeth to build personal and social resilience that will help them lead successful lives, build a professional network and get connected into the media industry
17/03/2021	£29,964 £109,419	YOUTH LEAGUE UK (YL)	The funding is for an expansion of our Leaders of Tomorrow programme, to develop the skills and networks of more young future leaders, mainly from black communities. The programme will amplify their voices and provide them with the tools needed to effect systemic change in their communities.
17/03/2021	£38,000 £431,011	EASTSIDE YOUNG LEADERS' ACADEMY	The funding is for: ¢ Recruitment and training of 30 graduate leadership instructors and tutors to reduce class sizes that therefore increase participation. ¢ Recruitment, training, matching of 30 mentors to improve wellbeing ¢ Mental Health First Aid Awareness trainingfor staff/volunteers ¢ Development of our˜Parent University to improve online delivery and increase participation.
17/03/2021	£10,701 £18,826	AUTISM VOICE LIMITED	The funding will cover the cost of supporting 15 young people with autism and/or learning disability (age 16-35) into jobs or training courses that match their interests and will help them secure independent living. This will be delivered through weekly advice and support by qualified and experienced career advisors.
10/03/2021	£8,647 £68,494	4ALL - BUILDING COMMUNITY IN WEST DULWICH	Funding is for providing a memorable "back to life" programme (within government guidelines) for our yp. We'll do this by providing fun, positive experiences to give young people the laughter-filled days they deserve alongside high-quality support with mental health, employment, schoolwork to catch up.
10/03/2021	£49,979 £200,479	NEWARK YOUTH LONDON	Work-It Hub will provide 1-2-1 mentoring support to disadvantaged BAME young people aged 14-25, helping them identify their future career options/pathways; improve their employability skills, help them access apprenticeships, courses and work experiences, and support them to move into paid employment or starting their own businesses.
10/03/2021	£49,253 £490,720	GREENLEAF CHARITY TRUST/SPARK2LIFE	Funding us to receive referrals from Feltham & Belmarsh prison estate through the gate targeted individual mentoring, signposting, advocacy, housing advice, employment opportunities to help BAME ex-offenders make healthy transitions into society, develop community connections, a robust safety net and to renew mindsets, building necessary skills for positive citizenship.
26/02/2021	£6,000 £147,697	CARIS ISLINGTON LTD.	The funding is to support our Adult and Childrens Bereavement Services, which provide free counselling to people in Islington who are struggling with their process of grief. This is especially crucial during this time, as many people are experiencing sudden or multiple loss(es), and limited opportunities to ˜say goodbye.
26/02/2021	£3,059	9TH SOUTHSIDE SCOUT GROUP (J4Y)	The funding is for ¢ Provision of laptops/resources to assist vulnerable children to access actively participate in sessions. ¢ The provision of training in mental health to leaders to identify and aid mental wellbeing in our children. ¢ Consumables/resources to ensure safety for face-to-face activities during COVID in line with SA guidelines.
24/02/2021	£10,000 £14,969	TURNING CORNERS	Project name: The Peer Mentor Program Group counselling, Peer Support and mentoring for young carers whose parents/siblings suffer from serious mental health challenges who now have caring responsibilities due to Covid-19.
24/02/2021	£5,000 £19,498	TOOTING COMMUNITY KITCHEN	Funding will allow us to keep bringing support to our guests and cover our monthly expenses as well as looking towards achieving our long term mission of opening a community centre
24/02/2021	£9,700 £8,369	HOUNSLOW ASIAN & AFRICAN YOUTH ASSOCIATION	To deliver a weekly programme of online youth provisions over 5-months, comprising 3 sessions a week, covering health and wellbeing, social, and lifeskills development activities for young people (13-21 years) in Hounslow targeting in particular those from Asian and African background currently not benefiting from other provisions.
24/02/2021	£5,654	EVELYN COMMUNITY STORE	To provide a device with data, so those who are digitally excluded have a means to be able to reconnect with family and friends. There is a strong link between digital exclusion and social isolation, our aiming is to give our vulnerable members a means to access on-line services.
24/02/2021	£9,754	PROJECT 4 YOUTH EMPOWERMENT	The funding is for counselling support, food parcel and poverty support, mentoring support and a safe space where parents and families can access support, conversation, knowledge or advice on a weekly basis. This would be via a zoom session open to the community.
24/02/2021	£5,000 £173,461	MOTHER AND CHILD WELFARE ORGANISATION	The funding is for support for vulnerable adults and young people from Somali backgrounds. We will target areas of poverty in Wandsworth, especially the Alton Estate in Roehampton. We will provide food parcels, payment of pressing utility bills, signposting to food banks and information targeting young people and single mothers.
24/02/2021	£5,000 £25,195	THE CEDAR HOUSE SUPPORT GROUP	The funding is for continued delivery of group sessions to our London group. We wish to continue offering 3 sessions per week whilst delivery is online, returning to offering 2 sessions per week when we are able to return to face-to-face delivery.
24/02/2021	£5,000 £1,527,052	SOUTH WEST LONDON LAW CENTRES	Salary costs for our Crisis Navigator and a small fund to support the immediate needs of those in crisis. The project provides a link between our housing and debt teams, helping people to stabilise their situation in the short term, to allow for better long-term outcomes from the advice.
24/02/2021	£10,000	RASTAFARI MOVEMENT UK	The funding is to run an emergency food distribution and delivery project which will pay for volunteer expenses, the purchase of food; buying of IT equipment and software ; purchase of mobile phones and their running costs; buy PPE - COVID 19 Health and Safety equipment.
24/02/2021	£4,860 £545,065	OMNIBUS-CLAPHAM	Story Circle participatory storytelling project engaging adults experiencing significantly compromised mental health and wellbeing as a result of the covid-19 pandemic. Local people aged 60+ will take part in a series of themed storytelling workshops focused on alleviating anxiety and providing a sense of community and connection.
24/02/2021	£7,500 £58,730	COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT AND SUPPORT INITIATIVES (CESI)-UK	The funding is for organising Zoom meetings with the community people to establish relationship with them and to give them important information along with other support, advice and signposting to the services provided by local service providers. They will also be able to engage and exchange information among themselves.
24/02/2021	£9,910 £629,480	YOUNG ROOTS	Young Roots is requesting funding increase our mental health support through our expert partners, Off the Record, in Croydon; to provide hot meals for young people who are alone and/or destitute; and to provide data so they can access the support and services they rely on and need.
24/02/2021	£10,000 £25,556	AFRICAN FRENCH SPEAKING ORGANISATION	The funding is for emerging the African French Speaking Organisation community in particular, and people from Black, Asian, and Minority Ethnic origins in general, from the impact the Covid-19 has had on them. It is also for continuing the relief of barriers, disadvantages, then for boosting skills for life.
24/02/2021	£2,430 £95,972	WANDSWORTH COMMUNITY CHAPLAINCY TRUST	The funding is for additional smartphones for men leaving prison and resettling in London, to increase their access to digital services and help maintain their support networks, including our Change for Good mentoring programme, to reduce social isolation.
18/02/2021	£9,972	ULTIMATE COUNSELLING TRAINING AND SUPPORT SERVICES CIC	Funding will directly support 125 people from the BAME community including asylum seekers and refugees living London-wide, who are in urgent need of food, essential items and community outreach work aimed at addressing loneliness/isolation. The target population will include COVID-19 sufferers, bereaved, those shielding, recovering and clinically vulnerable.
18/02/2021	£8,941	ASIAN PEOPLES DISABILITY ALLIANCE (APDA)	The funding is for staff & project costs to provide a more dedicated befriending & dementia support service to users who are isolated and vulnerable and living either alone or the Carers are struggling to cope with the user as their condition/health has declined.
18/02/2021	£10,000	ST MONICA'S, PALMERS GREEN	The running costs of our food bank including: Food costs; Running costs (utilities); Volunteer expenses and PPE costs For a three month period
18/02/2021	£10,000 £383,550	ST CUTHBERT'S CENTRE	The funding is for the packaging costs to provide up to 200 take-away meals per day to homeless and vulnerable adults five days a week, over 75% of whom will be BAME, asylum seekers and/or disabled.
18/02/2021	£10,000 £629,685	VOLUNTARY SERVICE ASSOCIATION LTD.	The funding is for VSL to provide essential transport for vulnerable and older people in Lewisham, who have limited mobility and who would be unable to attend their vaccination appointments without our support. Funding will cover the cost of a dedicated transport Coordinator, running of minibuses, volunteer training and expenses.
18/02/2021	£10,000 £337,554	CHELSEA METHODIST CHURCH & PASTORAL CENTRE	Extension of community outreach support to increasing numbers of people at risk - including families, single and elderly people struggling with poverty and/or loneliness, isolation, mental and physical health challenges, bereavement, fear of Covid-19, parenting issues, relationship and family breakdowns, people facing homelessness and risk of homelessness.
18/02/2021	£10,000	BERMONDSEY COMMUNITY KITCHEN	The funding is for Bermondsey Community Kitchen to operate a meal service program, including providing access to ready to eat cooked meals that are healthy, nutritious, filling and homemade. These meals will supplied to those most in need and not reached by public services, including the elderly and families.
18/02/2021	£8,549 £78,530	ECCLESIA CHURCH	We would like to expand our Barley Loaves food distribution service to reach more people experiencing food shortages during Covid lockdown, both through more frequent deliveries and by covering a larger geographical area.
18/02/2021	£10,000	KULAN FOUNDATION LIMITED	The Funding is for Hot Halal food delivery for socially isolated members of our service users who requested this service.
18/02/2021	£10,000 £233,283	VOLUNTEER CENTRE GREENWICH	To continue to deliver our Emotional and Well-Being service, providing emotional support and pathways to meet the changing needs of vulnerable residents in Greenwich. This funding will enable the continuation of referrals to this project, support current volunteers and train and support additional volunteers to meet demand.
18/02/2021	£9,000 £213,694	NORTH LONDON HILL CLUB	The funding is for the distribution of tablets to disadvantaged young children that attend the after-school club. We hope to combat the educational and social lacks the children experience due to lack of funds or available digital devices at home, bringing them up to par in both these aspects.
18/02/2021	£2,989 £158,292	RIVERBANK TRUST	The funding is for (1) 'school packs' (syllabus book, games etc) for our beneficiaries (vulnerable children and mothers) we serve remotely due to C19 school closures, and (2) technological costs (computers, phones and Zoom accounts) incurred by staff in delivering services remotely.
18/02/2021	£9,597 £43,572	HACKNEY PEOPLE FIRST	Funding will help us continue to address social isolation and loneliness for adults with learning disabilities by running weekly online meetings to stay connected and prevent difficulties escalating. We will provide person-centred digital support and host board meetings to ensure we are effectively supporting LD adults emerge from crisis.
18/02/2021	£4,500 £189,583	RACKETS CUBED	The funding is required to enhance the activity and food support. We have seen an increase in demand for the Boxes and food costs. Our recent impact work showed that many children were doing no activity, had seen material weight gain, and large drops in agility and confidence.
18/02/2021	£3,273 £328,084	UKHARVEST	To deliver food to vulnerable people in Hammersmith 1 day a week and 2 days a week to Croydon.
18/02/2021	£10,000	OUR LADY OF FATIMA CHURCH, WHITE CITY	the support of 90+ local families in urgent need reached through our Food Project sessions. We will supplement donated food in our parcels and cooked meals. We will buy nappies and other items for young children. We will keep volunteers safe with protective equipment and a good cleaning regime.
18/02/2021	£9,775 £78,792	OXYGEN	Funding is for facilitation and delivery of remote youth work for young people requiring support with their mental health and wellbeing.
18/02/2021	£9,394 £90,241	THE BANGLADESH YOUTH MOVEMENT (BYM)	"Surviving COVID", which will provide professional advice and wrap-around support including volunteering, befriending, health and skills development to vulnerable people, mainly from BAMER communities, for whom effects of COVID are disproportionately detrimental to enable them to ˜survive COVID ready to resume their lives back in the community.
18/02/2021	£7,800 £225,819	SKYLARKS CHARITY	Increased counselling provisions to support more children with additional needs and their families.
18/02/2021	£10,000 £1,126,948	HAMMERSMITH & FULHAM FOODBANK	If successful the entire grant would be spent on food and toiletries for the 600 to 1000 food boxes we pack each week.
18/02/2021	£10,000 £176,132	GOODS FOR GOOD (GLOBAL)	This funding is for our work with frontline voluntary organisations in London, sourcing and supplying essential items for Londoners in the greatest need. It will meet some staffing and overheads costs and provide a fund for hygiene goods, which must be bulk purchased at scale to reduce costs, and logistics.
18/02/2021	£9,906 £426,682	ROUNDABOUT	The funding is for Dramatherapy sessions to help build stronger communities by improving mental health and wellbeing for vulnerable individuals. It will increase peoples resilience in coping with the continuing impact of the pandemic, develop stronger relationships, including young with old, provide effective support, and decrease loneliness and isolation.
18/02/2021	£10,000 £273,108	MENTAL FIGHT CLUB	increasing and maintaining the participatory activities for the digital online Virtual Dragon Cafe wellbeing activities until we are able to meet physically.
18/02/2021	£2,411	ST PETER IN CHAINS CHURCH, STROUD GREEN	support of homeless people who are amongst the most vulnerable in our society, often with underlying health conditions and mental health issues. In this time of severe national crisis, our individual and collective responsibility is paramount. We serve ca 60 beneficiaries who rely on us weekly to provide friendly support.
12/02/2021	£7,117	MOON ACADEMY CIC	These funding is for Food Aid for the vulnerable groups in our community. We want to do food delivery for the elderly, and people who are shielding as well as the ones who are struggling financially at this difficult time.
12/02/2021	£10,000 £117,918	PARENTS ASSOCIATION OF MARIA KONOPNICKA POLISH SATURDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION	This funding is for aiming to improve the mental wellbeing of student, teachers and parents. We will be carrying out workshops and one-to-one sessions in order to work on their confidence, emotions management, controlling stress in order to prevent deeper anxiety, loneliness, depression, alcohol abuse and even suicide
12/02/2021	£8,510	COMMUNITY CENTRE PUEBLITO PAISA CIC	The funding is for workshops by zoom (for the time being at least) to assist with peoples mental health and assist with feelings of loneliness and isolation. Workshops to take the form of group therapy sessions and also dance therapy sessions.
12/02/2021	£9,100 £417,885	PCC OF ALL HALLOWS BROMLEY-BY-BOW	The funding will enable us to protect the health and wellbeing of vulnerable children and their families in our local community during and after lockdown through: a weekly food club to increase access to affordable healthy food, weekly playpacks and advice and support for parents.
12/02/2021	£9,568 £153,293	VOICES OF HOPE	1. Project management staff costs - Brite Box and Food HUB meals 2. Food supplies, packaging and printing 3. Volunteer costs
12/02/2021	£9,325 £52,576	MINDFOOD	Funding is for enhancing our MindFood @ Home programme to support people with mental health problems through the crisis: - Delivering food growing kits - Expanding our MindFood @ Home content - Befriending calls to support with loneliness - Partnering with BAME led organisations to co-deliver sessions in other languages
12/02/2021	£5,625 £259,203	REPHAEL HOUSE	The funding we are requesting is to support our bereavement service that supports those who have lost a pregnancy, baby or child of any age. There is an additional impact from COVID-19 on this service due to other family losses, lack of access and support in hospitals, etc
12/02/2021	£6,480 £209,875	SETTLE SUPPORT	We are requesting funding to support a total of 24 18-25 year olds who are at risk of becoming homeless with: - remote interpreter service support where young people and Programme Officers need additional support communicating remotely
12/02/2021	£10,000 £438,137	IRISH CHAPLAINCY	Our successfully piloted ˜Keeping Connected project provides digital connectivity to isolated and vulnerable older Irish people in London to help them combat loneliness during the Covid-19 lockdown, and enhance mental health and well-being. We would like to extend this support to many others.
12/02/2021	£10,000 £140,625	MUSIC OF LIFE	The funding is for bespoke online music-making workshops for SEND schools and specialist individual online lessons for disabled children living in London whilst schools are remote teaching
12/02/2021	£8,967 £214,560	MONTAGE THEATRE ARTS	The funding will create a mental health and wellbeing programme to support all our stakeholders. We aim to train all our key staff in Mental Health First Aid and, with a registered drama therapist, establish a programme over six months that will tackle some of the struggles our students face.
12/02/2021	£8,148 £97,860	ARTBOX LONDON	The funding request is for outreach one-to one pastoral support for those of our artists suffering mentally the most as a result of the isolation caused by the pandemic. This would be provided by assigning our highly experienced Studio Facilitator with personal knowledge of our artists individual circumstances.
12/02/2021	£9,900 £615,128	COMMUNITY DRUG AND ALCOHOL RECOVERY SERVICE	CDARS' community kitchen where a team of chefs, advised by our Nutritionist, freshly prepare nutritious home-cooked meals and get them delivered to the door of our most vulnerable clients at higher risk of Covid-19 due to a range of physical and mental health issues.
09/02/2021	£9,852 £632,849	CHABAD LUBAVITCH CENTRES NORTH EAST LONDON AND ESSEX LIMITED	The funding is for emergency food packages, phone calls and workshops to reduce isolation
09/02/2021	£10,000 £320	SOUL KITCHEN	Provision of food to the disadvantaged which Soul Kitchen volunteers will prepare, pack and deliver direct to their door. The funding will pay for food and food only. We will cover our own volunteer costs and our aim is to feed up to 20,000 people over 6 months.
09/02/2021	£9,828 £127,271	COMMUNITY OF REFUGEES FROM VIETNAM - EAST LONDON	The funding is for setting up a six months digital and telephone communication and outreach Covid 19 project to help our older people to remain safe, socially connected to reduce their loneliness, to have adequate supplies of food, basic essentials, online exercise, welfare benefits and health advice.
09/02/2021	£9,880	COMMUNITY COOK UP	This funding is for food and crisis support for vulnerable people and those with NRPF in Northumberland Park. We want to continue and develop our support to around 150 (and increasing) households per week with cooked food, groceries, essentials and emergency support, signposting, referrals, information and health promotion.
09/02/2021	£10,000 £452,242	BLOODY GOOD PERIOD	This funding is for costs associated with purchasing and distributing period products to the target beneficiaries (refugees, asylum seekers and people unable to afford period products who are having to prioritise food for the household over period products)
09/02/2021	£10,000 £93,882	KONGOLESECE CENTRE FOR INFORMATION & ADVICE	Providing healthy foods, delivering fresh, cooked foods and fruits 2 days a week for 24 weeks to 90- 95 vulnerable Kongolese elderly people (aged 60+) known by the organization. They are Westminster residents and experiencing difficulties accessing nutritious food needed to help build up immune systems and fight disease.
09/02/2021	£3,600 £102,894	CHRIST CHURCH ISLE OF DOGS FOODBANK	The funding is for basic food and household supplies for 140 Tower Hamlets households a week, for the costs of supplying this service (heating, lighting, power for fridges, increased cleaning, waste disposal, ppe, upkeep of premises) for 6 months, from 1st Feb 2021
09/02/2021	£10,000 £27,086	THE DROP IN BEREAVEMENT CENTRE	Funding is to support a rolling programme of bereavement counselling and interactive well-being workshops (delivered in small groups via zoom) supporting grief counselling for Covid-19 related losses. Funding will cover some of the costs of engagement of 4 grief counsellors and 2 well-being therapists for 6 months.
09/02/2021	£9,050 £51,910	UNIQUE COMMUNITY CHARITY	The funding is for the consistent presence of an arts therapist in all sessions to support the mental health and wellbeing of the children and young people attending our sessions.
09/02/2021	£9,984 £14,177	BLACK HEROES FOUNDATION	BHF Virtual Events for the elderly, isolated and BAME community. Providing engaging, enjoyable, informative, inclusive, stimulating activities. Including history, cultural, current & present, quizzes, sing-a-longs, gentle exercise & dance led by qualified personal trainers. Keeping minds sharp, bodies strong and spirits high improving well-being and reducing loneliness.
09/02/2021	£9,978 £9,922	BRIGHTER TOGETHER	The funding is for intergenerational sessions between care homes and pre-schools that will provide mutual benefit for the wellbeing and development of residents and young children. Each partnership will participate in weekly sessions that develop relationships, stimulates minds, and encourages physical movement through an engaging and innovative curriculum.
09/02/2021	£9,900 £50,086,000	BOTWELL CATHOLIC CHURCH	food and other basic items for 80 families and individuals in urgent need of help. We are delivering food parcels and run sessions at our church for people to collect food. Our community has many members India, who are trusted by new immigrants. We can signpost people to other help.
05/02/2021	£9,846 £209,434	EDMONTON COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP	Our families still face severe food poverty. We will target 200 vulnerable families through our schools' network and supply them with a weekly food parcel of essentials for 6 weeks [straightaway] to alleviate the added pressure that lockdown places on food provision in a family
05/02/2021	£4,764 £100,789	HOME-START HAVERING	one-to-one person centred therapy which will be telephone/online support but will move to face-to-face support once lockdown has eased. The aim is to prevent parents/carers reaching crisis point and to prevent child abuse, metal health issues and domestic abuse arising from the pandemic.
05/02/2021	£2,680 £172,936	ASCENSION COMMUNITY TRUST	Ten tablets to lend to the most vulnerable users of our elders project and 10 monthly data contracts so they can be used in homes that don't have internet.
05/02/2021	£9,637 £556,296	GREENWICH CARERS CENTRE	....an online emotional, physical and mental wellbeing and social connectivity programme that supports the welfare of unpaid carers to prevent emotional and mental health crisis. This will be supported by the distribution of local COVID information and vaccine updates, newsletters and activity/opportunity programmes and online peer support groups
05/02/2021	£6,145 £16,583	MERIDIAN WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION	This project aims to provide food and essentials to 120 families, representing 560 people in our community and for members, service users who are struggling to get enough food to feed their families because of the effects of covid-19.
05/02/2021	£9,280 £249,827	THE MAYPOLE PROJECT	The Funding is for the creation of My Place: Esssential additional groups /spaces where children and young people aged from 5 to 21 who have complex disabilities can be supported safely, express how they feel, meet others in a similar situation, learn new skills, develop confidence, find their voices.
03/02/2021	£10,000 £235,212	DH FOUNDATION	To help Bangladeshi people in Newham alleviate some of the difficulties they faced this winter, mainly older people and vulnerable families who are struggling to access hot halal food easily.
03/02/2021	£9,896 £527,644	CHEFS IN SCHOOLS	The funding is for nutritious food hampers for families who are struggling with food insecurity
03/02/2021	£6,200 £697,191	PLIAS-RESETTLEMENT-LTD	Our request is for funding to support counselling which in some cases will be cultural appropriate to address the needs of BAME women are many are facing serious trauma. The funding will provide food parcels and top up for utility bills to give them dignity and respect.
03/02/2021	£9,900	EDIBLE LONDON CIC	The funding will be to restart and enhance our Highway House Food Hub initiative which currently takes place every Thursday of which funding is about to run out. We will also relaunch our monthly Highway House Cook Up initiative to take place on Tuesday, which funding already ceased for.
03/02/2021	£8,500	AVANT-GARDENING C.I.C	the development of an online community of LGBT participants who will creatively share their stories and document their experiences of the pandemic. Working with LGBT artists the participants will create unique artworks and documents that will be shown in an exhibition in south-east London
03/02/2021	£8,000 £38,774	DA'ARO YOUTH PROJECT	The funding is for the cost of home-cooked Eritrean food, deliveries of that food to isolated young people (asylum-seekers and refugees) on a weekly basis and also for up to 10 laptops for isolated young people we work with.
03/02/2021	£10,000 £7,244	INSPIRITED MINDS	The funding is for carrying out a series or Mental Health training online workshops targeted towards a range of demographics within BAME communities who have been adversely impacted by COVID-19.
03/02/2021	£7,766 £49,622	CASSANDRA LEARNING CENTRE	Our request is to extend our meal delivery service by providing and delivering 4 hot freshly cooked meals a week to vulnerable women and fin Domestic violence households along with the associated running cost.
03/02/2021	£9,950 £64,202	DORSET COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION	The funding is to continue supplying healthy meals/groceries for BAME vulnerable families, seniors and adults with disabilities in crisis from the local area to ensure they don't suffer from food poverty, malnutrition and declining health due to COVID. (https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/food-poverty-hunger-child-malnutrition-hospital-layla-moran-coronavirus-a9615161.html)
29/01/2021	£10,000 £289,078	ISLINGTON CENTRE FOR REFUGEES AND MIGRANTS	20 smart phones and 10 laptops to help 30 refugees and asylum seekers online so they can access our digital services and feel less lonely. We already have 100 clients joining us online. We also ask for funding for staff time to support all our clients with online sessions.
29/01/2021	£7,390	NEW VISION FOR WOMEN CIC	The funding is for Project Wellness For You with vulnerable women, mothers who are finding it difficult to cope with current crisis. Wellbeing group for BAME women who potentially isolated due to cultural norms or low income. Providing these connections and skills helps the women stay healthy, happy and safe
29/01/2021	£5,000 £59,131	HOLY TRINITY TOTTENHAM	The funding is to maintain and enhance our response to persistent food poverty and frayed community engagement and narrowing opportunities for community exchange efforts due to the pandemic. The grant will be used to purchase food supplies for distribution as part of our Foodbank Services to the community.
29/01/2021	£10,000 £851,030	FOUNDATION FOR WOMEN'S HEALTH RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT	The funding is to increase our community support services to reach more at risk and vulnerable women by training community champions on support and listening skills to confidently deliver outreach support. They will signpost to online specialist support and also provide befriending support. We will purchase phones and data support.
29/01/2021	£9,863 £253,332	EAST LONDON OUT PROJECT	a programme of facilitated groups for LGBT+ asylum seekers, GBT+ men, LBT+ women and LGBT young adults (18-25s) providing emotional support & opportunity to make social connections and mental health crisis prevention support through one to one work to produce individualised mental health crisis prevention & resilience plans
29/01/2021	£9,964 £286,969	ROOM TO HEAL	This funding is for refugees and asylum seekers who survived torture to meet urgent, basic day-to-day needs, including food & essentials, phone/data top-ups, taxi/travel fares (e.g. to hospital) and emergency costs (e.g. overnight accommodation if made homeless). Plus Therapist & Caseworker phone costs for remote support.
29/01/2021	£10,000 £143,206	NOTTING HILL COMMUNITY CHURCH	Providing weekly food parcels currently to 350-400 people. Receiving food deliveries, making up the parcels and delivering to heir homes
29/01/2021	£10,000 £559,958	BARNET REFUGEE SERVICE	We are asking for £10000 funding to cover the cost of a bilingual Outreach/advice Worker, for 3 days a week for 6 months. We managed to get funding from other funders to cover this post previously for 6 months which ends in February.
13/01/2021	£8,580 £7,091	REHOBOTH COMMUNITY OUTREACH CLUB	The funding will secure premises to deliver the service in a Covid-19 safe compliant way. We will also need to cover transportation costs for collection of donated food, purchasing of supplies and distribution of meals. Purchase of foods items not included in donations and toiletries will also be brought.
13/01/2021	£9,995 £270,988	TZIVOS HASHEM UK	The funding is to enable us to reach out to those who are isolated and feel forgotten due the current lockdown, the restrictions that will follow and the probability of a third lockdown in the new year. With a fresh treat, a big smile and a 'virtual' hug!
13/01/2021	£9,286 £36,883	THE EMPOWERMENT GROUP	A professional counselling service for 14 BME individuals in London facing mental health challenges and or a bereavement due to COVID-19, unemployed, from a low income home/disadvantaged background. Funding is to cover sessional costs for our 5 counsellors and part time project manager staffing costs for the 4 month project.
13/01/2021	£9,800 £114,862	STEP UP HUB	salary of a part time additional advice and wellbeing officer, staff and volunteer training costs, consultancy for organisational development.
13/01/2021	£10,000 £164,771	TRANSLATING & INTERPRETING SERVICES (TIS)	Run a 20 weeks (50sessions) Translation and Interpretation Services/activities for isolated immigrants whose first language is not English, suffering from mental health issues, offering them psychosocial support in time of COVID-19, incorporating clear mental health practices, signposting to specialist services challenging stigma around mental health issues within the community
13/01/2021	£6,534 £124,019	RESPONSE COMMUNITY PROJECTS (EARLS COURT) LTD	A multi deck chiller fridge that will provide sufficient space for us to store our fruit and vegetables and alleviate waste and funds to continue providing weekly emergency supplies of essential food parcels for 13 weeks to 70 elderly and vulnerable BAME users.
08/01/2021	£10,000	EAST AFRICAN EDUCATION FOUNDATION	Majority of our service users are from BME communities in the borough of Barking and Dagenham. This is a deprived area of Greater London and even before the outbreak of COVID-19 majority of these communities have been struggling to cope with the hardships of daily life. Unemployment, low level of education, poor living conditions including overcrowding are among the factors contributing to this situation. COVID-19 made the conditions worse by complicating this situation further and by the fact that it has affected these communities more than the rest of the population. And now the winter, with increased house bills of heating the need for support is urgent to enable many families to cope and get through this difficult time. The most basic needs such as food and cleaning materials will enable these families to keep going hoping the situation will improve in the coming six months. Thus, the need for a food bank and emotional support to these communities. The delivery of these services need a strong management from our organisation and proper environment to deliver these services. Therefore, a support for keeping up the premises where we deliver these services, support to our volunteers in the form of training, supervision and transport will enable a smooth delivery of the services to those in need. Our organisation will work in partnership with other statutory and non Governmental organisations to maximise benefits to our service users. We will also adhere to the guidelines of the lockdown to make sure that both our service users and the service providers are safe.
08/01/2021	£10,000	MAEL GAEL MULTICULTURAL COMMUNITY PROJECT	The funding is for the delivery of freshly cooked vegetarian hot meals. Meals are aligned to cultural and religious practices of primarily BAME communities afflicted by food insecurity because they are financially or physically unable to access food resulting from the Coronavirus pandemic in West London during the winter.
08/01/2021	£9,440 £464,896	AGE UK WALTHAM FOREST	The funding is for the continued employment of a part-time temporary staff member to co-ordinate our Covid-19 shopping service, prescription deliveries and emergency parcels for older, vulnerable people.
08/01/2021	£9,991 £315,840	LONDON GYPSIES AND TRAVELLERS	We wish to build on our learning from delivering differently. The funding is for: - Staff resources to deliver community support services, provide accessible information and address digital exclusion. - Support for our staff team to continue remote working and ensure their well-being - Support with organisational development and financial sustainability
08/01/2021	£9,557 £1,526,692	HOPSCOTCH ASIAN WOMEN'S CENTRE	Driving forwards our floating services into even more areas than previously planned, so we can reach disadvantaged BAME women close to their homes, and provide the essential support they need to feel safe.
08/01/2021	£10,000 £51,805	JANNATY WOMEN'S SOCIAL SOCIETY	A soup kitchen that we will set-up on our premises in Finsbury Park. We will serve hot and cold food including hot and cold drinks. It will operate 3 days a week by our volunteers and will be open to people from any area in London.
08/01/2021	£4,665	HOUSE OF POLISH & EUROPEAN COMMUNITY (HOPEC)	The funding is for providing to at least fifty Polish and East Europeans homeless people in North London per week to offer them hot soup, coffee or tea and sandwiches to take as take away.
08/01/2021	£9,878	FTM LONDON	This funding will 1. enable socially isolated, trans masculine people to alleviate dysphoria and connect with community (many are in lockdown with unsympathetic families, alone or otherwise distressed) and 2. strengthen our organisation to provide peer support into the future, improving the mental wellbeing of our community.
08/01/2021	£10,000 £212,883	MUSLIM CHARITIES FORUM	A 6-week extension of the existing strategic and collaborative partnership with LCF for the following: • To ensure LCF’s grant making reflects the needs of all of London’s communities • To invest in infrastructure that support’s London’s diverse communities • To learn from new partnerships and share insights to continue to improve our mutual impact • To provide a collective voice to funding and donor partners about the needs of London’s communities, particularly now post COVID-19 Please see Annex 1 for details of the project extension outputs.
22/12/2020	£19,400 £362,118	AANCHAL WOMEN'S AID LTD	The funding is for development of a specialist multilingual APP and delivering related campaigning activities reaching the most isolated, vulnerable, disadvantaged women across London, affected by domestic abuse, during winter crisis and beyond, providing instant access to support, forming a safe community support network. Propagate connectivity reducing isolation through engagement. Your funding also includes the additional £10,000 requested to cover costs for: 10 tablets and data to enable service users to access online support, additional staff costs, and emergency accommodation for 8 women with No Recourse to Public Funds.
22/12/2020	£15,000 £45,540	RESPEITO	The funding is for (additional) counseling sessions for victims of domestic abuse and the development of the infrastructure and organizational capacity needed to sustain this work over the longer term.
22/12/2020	£17,600 £19,731,000	CRANSTOUN	The funding is for additional support for our victim and survivors of domestic abuse the funds would be used for a range of support to include but not limited to phone/data credit, food, basic winter clothing, taxi fares to refuge, additional basic household items for relocation bedding, translation costs. This funding will support 80 beneficiaries across eight Greater London boroughs.
22/12/2020	£20,699 £304,104	MOSAC	The funding is to provide our helpline and counselling volunteers with the equipment needed to enable them to provide online support to parents who children have been sexually abused. They are currently having to use their personal phones and laptops or borrow from friends and family.
22/12/2020	£35,000 £481,298	HAVERING WOMEN'S AID LTD	To employ a BACP counsellor up until the end of March 2021. This grant includes an additional £20,000 to provide counselling for a further 140 women, meaning the total grant would support 210 women. An additional £5,000 to contribute to the costs of an administrator.
22/12/2020	£30,000 £2,299,863	WOMEN IN PRISON	The funding is for laptops, internet enabled phones and tablets to enable women we work with to be digitally connected to mental health support and engage in group work as well as funding for individual well-being packs which we are distributing by post to women we work with.
22/12/2020	£45,540 £738,465	WOMAN'S TRUST	Total grant of £45,540, for five counsellors to provide c750 sessions to 70 women women who have experienced domestic abuse over 11 weeks. It will be provided by qualified employed counsellors who are DA specialists.
22/12/2020	£20,000 £85,643	AURORA FOUNDATION FOR PEOPLE ABUSED IN CHILDHOOD	The funding is for premises and to cover additional counselling and supervision costs up to 31 March 2021. 20 women will be supported through the grant with one to one remote counselling sessions.
22/12/2020	£12,000 £41,601	SISTAH SPACE (SANCTUARY)	The funds are for essential, hair, food, skin products, a part time IDVA and ISVA and for giving specialist support for those affected by DV and Corona Virus.
22/12/2020	£9,500 £105,303	MIDDLE EASTERN WOMEN AND SOCIETY ORGANISATION	The request of for data contribution, mobile handsets and tablets for women who experience domestic abuse so they can access support confidentially.
22/12/2020	£20,875 £46,177	DAWN CHARITABLE TRUST	£20,875 to support 15 BAME women with 10 counselling sessions each, with costs for counsellor oversight and supervision, administration and £1,000 for a projector and screen for delivery of public health seminars
22/12/2020	£25,413 £407,065	NATIONAL UGLY MUGS	The grant will pay for a full time caseworker as well as £8,750 for emergency support in food vouchers and to provide essentials such as hygiene supplies.
22/12/2020	£10,000 £86,855	MIGDAL EMUNAH LTD	The funding is for the salary of our part time Independent Sexual Violence Advisor, for additional clinical and management supervision as well as tablet device to allow for remote working on a work device as opposed to a personal one.
22/12/2020	£35,000 £1,396,588	ASIAN WOMEN'S RESOURCE CENTRE (AWRC)	Developing an accredited specialist DA & Harmful practices, professionals training package (on the lines of the IDVA training) to build capacity of BME organisations by increasing the number of trained specialist advocates to respond effectively to the anticipated 100% increase in DV referrals post COVID in BME organizations. An additional £5,000 is awarded towards clinical supervision, staff and volunteer welfare costs from December 2020 to March 2021
22/12/2020	£18,750 £153,836	KURDISH AND MIDDLE EASTERN WOMEN'S ORGANISATION	Funding is primarily for Kurdish, Middle Eastern and North African women who are experiencing or survivors of domestic violence. The funding will relieve the distress and suffering and promote their human rights, through professional support services. It will provide opportunities for education, employment and social integration through various online activities.
22/12/2020	£19,600 £2,019,812	THE NIA PROJECT	The funding will support additional staff costs for a Domestic Abuse Worker so that increased demand can be met.
22/12/2020	£30,398 £27,604	ELLA'S HOME	To continue outreach work to vulnerable survivors of trafficking and exploitation across London. £12,030 for Outreach Coordinator salary * £802 for translation, cleaning and administration costs * £6,509 towards Finance Officer salary * £11,057 towards Head of Fundraising salary
22/12/2020	£39,933 £558,957	SOUTHALL BLACK SISTERS	Providing a safety-net by extending complementary support to BME victim-survivors with NRPF to overcome disproportionate impact of dual pandemics, VAWG and covid-19. The support will complement holistic advocacy offered by SBS and be tailored to meet needs identified as critical over winter. Please note that £1500 for 15 clients - one off voucher purchase for essential winter clothing is eligible, however the £10k for immigration application costs were ineligible and therefore are not included in this grant award.
22/12/2020	£72,167 £1,294,229	BROMLEY AND CROYDON WOMEN'S AID	To support staff costs, including: volunteer management; Resettlement Officer; Outreach Workers Support Line Worker and Administrator. The grant will also support the purchase of equipment for staff: 4 mobiles and 4 laptops, to support their remote working.
22/12/2020	£41,233 £4,158,579	ADVANCE ADVOCACY AND NON VIOLENCE COMMUNITY EDUCATION	41,232.93 to help survivors of domestic abuse: a) access tailored emergency support via our Crisis response and support Duty line, and b) those of who are facing financial hardship due to Covid19 and its ramifications to meet their most basic, individual and immediate needs (Hardship grants are not eligible and £6,232.93 is allocated towards emergency client welfare package which includes mobile phones, sanitary products, safe transport costs, support for fleeing domestic abuse including taxis and a small amount of food vouchers as one off, emergency provision for women)
22/12/2020	£20,000 £1,163,054	HIBISCUS INITIATIVES	The funding is for the provision of hardship support for our clients facing extreme deprivation. Funds will be allocated on a need-assessed basis to enable women to secure their basic needs, including: food and essentials, including baby/child provisions, personal hygiene products, mobile phone top ups and other emergency support.
22/12/2020	£10,000 £1,399,063	SUPPORT THROUGH COURT	The funding is for the Central Family Court (CFC) service based in Holborn. The CFC service supports approximately 6,000 clients per year and is a specialist family court supporting Londoners in cases such as domestic violence, divorce, contact orders, residence orders and special guardianship orders.
22/12/2020	£24,150 £3,150,396	STANDING TOGETHER AGAINST DOMESTIC ABUSE	£24,150 to support 1,211 victims of crime, violence and abuse across London. The funding will support five MARAC staff costs, supervision, a laptop and some overheads.
22/12/2020	£54,929 £1,155,589	TENDER EDUCATION & ARTS	This funding is for the piloting of an online course for kinship carers, foster carers and professionals supporting them to understand the impact of domestic abuse on young peoples lives and enabling them to help young people to form healthy, safe relationships and friendships. The funding will support: Staff costs, Staff training, Trainer costs, Resource development, An e-learning consultation, Management costs and overheads.
22/12/2020	£11,814 £139,722	STREETLIGHT UK	The grant will be used to cover - frontline and administrative staff costs, van hire to enable them to do outreach work during winter, linked increased insurance costs, and outreach resources such as an urn for hot drinks, sleeping bags, coats and care packs.
18/12/2020	£9,831 £91,705	IRAQI COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION	The funding is for the delivery of multilingual telephone & email advice, alongside online form-filling and disseminating relevant online information via our email list and social media platforms to allow advisors to continue to offer assistance & advice services, as a result of the lockdown and social distancing measures.
18/12/2020	£8,200	ASPIRE2INSPIRE DYSLEXIA	The funding is for A2i to hire a tutor who will deliver study skills zoom sessions targeting young people with dyslexia who face exams in 2021 and who need additional support to enable them to do so confidently and achieve increased attainment levels
18/12/2020	£9,995	THE ROYAL ASSOCIATION FOR DEAF PEOPLE	Remote support for Deaf people in BSL via webcam: ¢ Advice service to help deal with benefits, housing, debt, utilities, employment and citizenship, 9am-9pm; ¢ Information & Wellbeing service providing information, connection to community services, support for Deaf people struggling with isolation, physical and mental health, 9am-9pm.
18/12/2020	£9,998 £32,462	NOUR DV	The funding is to extend the extra capacity counselling service up to end of April 2021 and funding to support the counselling services assessments and supervision up to May 2021 to manage complex cases, as we seek to get further funding to continue the extra capacity service.
18/12/2020	£10,000 £67,491	LEARN TO LOVE TO READ	The funding is for equipment to adapt our services for digital delivery: laptops for staff to facilitate the hugely increased online workload; and tablets to lend to disadvantaged, digitally excluded families and, where required, a contribution towards their data/internet costs, so they can access our online support.
18/12/2020	£5,000 £348,905	MERTON CENTRE FOR INDEPENDENT LIVING	This funding is for our Craftivism & Chat project, social policy work and to provide organisational support to increase capacity and resilience. This work will promote independence and inclusion and work with Deaf and Disabled people to achieve change locally.
18/12/2020	£5,867 £18,573	ETHNIC MINORITY CENTRE	The request for this grant is for "Mental and Physical Fitness Project"-This virtual project is consisted of yoga/zumba/art/culture/soft exercise/health inequalities workshops. This project will extend beyond countering the effects of COVID-19. Hence,EMC would like to apply for this grant to materialise this project/ reducing health inequalities/develop wellbeing.
18/12/2020	£9,802	THE HORNBEAM CENTRE	To cover the staffing costs involved in tackling social isolation, loneliness in the community, promoting improved mental health, and wellbeing using volunteering and physical activities such as cycling and walking. Much of the volunteering will be part of the COVID-19 emergency response, providing access to free food.
18/12/2020	£10,000 £7,690	BE KIND MOVEMENT	The funding is for recruiting part-time staff to build educational content for our kindness workshops which aims at boosting the emotional intelligence of children and young people from deprived families, particularly those badly hit by Covid-19 socially and economically.
18/12/2020	£7,000 £27,105	FRENCH AFRICAN WELFARE ASSOCIATION	helping communities emerge stronger from the crisis, via befriending chats if feeling isolated or lonely, emotional (œsympathetic ear) support on issues and concerns, and for those facing unemployment, advice and training workshops on alternative career options post-Covid19, CVs, work-related welfare benefits, job-seeking, training opportunities, job interview practice.
18/12/2020	£9,611 £101,820	HASVO	The funding is for our We Can Project, to engage 45 young people and 12 university students to engage regularly with other young people in a range of weekly activities (online and in group) to allow young people to access positive activities to support their reduced mental well-being.
18/12/2020	£9,960 £62,107	KAFEL AID	Running befriending therapy over the telephone, virtual group counselling sessions and one to one therapy sessions in Tigrinya, Tigray and Arabic. This will be for single parents and carers as they are the most who feel lonely and stressed as their support network has cut due to the lockdown.
18/12/2020	£8,200 £79,739	THE COTTON TREE TRUST	Regular essential food packages for members; internet access so isolated members can join support groups; staff to run new workshops in poetry, art and music; making a short film, "A Refugee's Life", for our website and distribution in schools; highspeed scanner for essential copying of lengthy legal document bundles
18/12/2020	£10,000	SUPPORTING HUMANITY	This funding is for training 15 new counsellors so that Supporting Humanity can provide inhouse counselling services and not rely on external specialists which costs more and is slower. In turn, we can help more people, more quickly and make counselling more accessible to disadvantaged/excluded members of the local community.
18/12/2020	£10,000 £1,119,761	THE AKSHAYA PATRA FOUNDATION UK	The funding is for preparing, packaging and delivering hot, healthy and freshly cooked meals every day to vulnerable families, the elderly, the homeless and rough sleepers - who are struggling with food insecurity during the pandemic.
17/12/2020	£9,500 £62,831	SUSTAINABLE MERTON	This funding will be used to 1) purchase essential fresh and long-life food for Merton residents living in food poverty, 2) fund the transport costs of bringing food donations to our distribution points, and 3) assist with related core costs and training.
17/12/2020	£9,280 £134,099	LEWISHAM MULTILINGUAL ADVICE SERVICE	This funding is for the delivery of culturally appropriate counselling sessions and for hardship support to assist LMLAS service users who require help with utility bills due to the impact of COVID-19. The project will be led by LMLAS trained advisors.
17/12/2020	£9,980 £96,909	OYA ORGANISATION OF YOUNG AFRICANS	The funding is for community education and health workshops and basic tech training for the parents of 120-150 young people of African heritage on London council estate, to help them to improve difficult family environment and support their children in catching-up with their education through and post-covid.
17/12/2020	£8,503 £26,179	QUEEN'S PARK BANGLADESHI ASSOCIATION	To help alleviate some of the difficulties faced by BAME residents during the winter period, mainly older people and vulnerable families who are struggling to access food easily.
17/12/2020	£9,978 £620,415	VENTURE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION	The funding will support 12 weeks distribution of food to those families most in need. It will fund staff costs, van and delivery costs and volunteer expenses. With this money we will distribute 100 tonnes of food to over 1200 households through our food-bank (also avoiding food waste).
17/12/2020	£10,000	RYE HILL TENANTS AND RESIDENTS ASS. (FOOD BANK)	The continuation of our food bank. We also will use this to fund our hot meals and food growing project as we know food security is a major concern post brexit. We can ill afford increased prices for food so will grow food for sharing.
17/12/2020	£9,980	NORTH KENSINGTON HEARTS & MINDS CIC	Providing hot meals for up to 80 vulnerable people every day including those who are homeless, living in hostels and increasingly those struggling financially due to the pandemic. The demand is increasing and families struggling financially due to the pandemic are in desperate need of support.
17/12/2020	£9,982 £178,937	KANLUNGAN FILIPINO CONSORTIUM	This funding is for the delivery of group and one-to-tone befriending and co-learning workshops on employment rights for Filipino migrants working in the healthcare sector.
17/12/2020	£10,000 £868,457	CARERS NETWORK WESTMINSTER	This funding is for 300 unpaid carers to provide them with online access to specialist training during the current Covid-19 period and beyond. This training will help carers gain confidence in their caring role.
17/12/2020	£5,650 £609,096	MERTON MENCAP	Funding is for our Carer Forum which ensures the voice and wishes of people with learning disabilities and their carers is heard at this critical time. Our Forum ensures local decision-makers (eg Merton Council) take into account the views of local people in the design and delivery of services.
17/12/2020	£9,800	ENFIELD HEALTH & WELLBEING CENTRE	The funding will allow us to aid our elderly clients to access some much needed Christmas joy through the delivery of presents, a hot Christmas dinner on Christmas day and a portable space heater for those of our clients most at risk during the winter months.
17/12/2020	£9,608 £455,624	IMECE WOMEN'S CENTRE	Continue providing wraparound floating support for those hardest hit BAME women who have been further victimised in addition to their VAWG crises/needs- as current Wave 3 funding covering most of this project will March 21. It is also to increase capacity of Management to ensure infrastructure supports the organisational needs.
17/12/2020	£9,970 £61,885	WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION FOR NETWORKING AND DEVELOPMENT	The funding is for increased support staff costs to satisfy the growing demands for WAND's services and purchasing Winter food to complement dried foods from the local food banks. WAND's vulnerable users have grown through its food distribution programme and we need to provide a robust follow up support service.
17/12/2020	£8,844	CLUB KALI NETWORK CIC	We are a LGBTQ+ BAME member led organisation, running for over 25 years. We need funding for paid p/t: - Volunteer Co-ordinator to increase our capacity (provide training, policies, support) and - Policy/Admin Community Worker to support, re-engage members to be involved in shaping needed activities.
17/12/2020	£9,840 £484,044	AFRICA ADVOCACY FOUNDATION	The funding will be used to develop and deliver a BAME Acceleration Employability Programme. This programme is a response to a critical community need, supporting a group that has historically faced disproportionate levels of unemployment and redundancy job loss because of the global pandemic and national economic crisis.
17/12/2020	£9,500 £91,444	DOSE OF NATURE	The funding is for the training, management and supervision of 18 new volunteers to support a further 90 individuals experiencing mental health problems.
17/12/2020	£9,262	LET'S GO OUTSIDE AND LEARN CIC	To bring together vulnerable families impacted by covid and at risk of isolation for nature based activities in parks. Small group activities will be designed to support mental and physical wellbeing and will be targeted to families from areas of deprivation. We shall work with partners to identify participants.
17/12/2020	£8,000 £438,251	REGENERATE-RISE	We want to expand the work that we do to reach more of the 29,000 older people living in Wandsworth. We have to date helped 521 people but there is so much more that we could be doing. We want to provide more individual support across the borough.
17/12/2020	£10,000 £12,604	EALING SOMALI WELFARE AND CULTURAL ASSOCIATION (ESWCA)	ESWCA seeks funding to offer support additional 80 identified refugee and migrant women and their families with solutions to cope with Covid-19 easing measures through open-space and online keep fit sessions while supporting them also to deal with issues such as debt, welfare benefits and addressing mental health.
17/12/2020	£6,638 £168,351	CELESTIAL CHURCH OF CHRIST AMAZING GRACE PARISH	The funding is for buying a suitable fridge freezer for storing meat and chicken donations we get, for our community digital development (cv builder, back to work calculation etc). To buy non food essentials like toiletories, baby nappies, tissues etc
17/12/2020	£9,100 £16,096	LEWISHAM CHURCHES FOR ASYLUM SEEKERS	The funding is for basic food supplies which are given to Refugees and Asylum seekers at our weekly foodbank. We serve destitute members of the community from BAME. Based on our experience this year we expect to see numbers increase and we need the grant to meet this need.
15/12/2020	£10,000 £759,551	INDEPENDENCE AT HOME	The funding is for supporting 25-30 Londoners of all ages living with a disablity or long-term illness with independence in their homes by enabling them to access specific equipment or essential support to reduce loneliness, improve comfort, safety, dignity and quality of life.
15/12/2020	£3,640	FOOD FOR LIFE WANDSWORTH	The funding is for two mentored, virtual courses, for 30 people each, organised and delivered by Food for Life Wandsworth, franchisee of Bags of Taste. Courses would run January 2021 to March 2021.
15/12/2020	£7,485 £410,985	CHABAD LUBAVITCH OF BLOOMSBURY - CENTRAL LONDON	1. Food packages for 50 people over a duration of 3 months. 2. Mental health sessions to help people with stress of continued covid social restrictions.
15/12/2020	£9,240 £14,548	WINGS OF HOPE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION	The finding is for programme to provide mentoring support to Arabic speaking Women who have been finding adjusting to a temporary new way of living difficult and has effected their emotional wellbeing. Through mentoring we want to help them to emerge from the gradual easing of the lockdowns to normality.
15/12/2020	£10,000 £38,195	THE SHERRIFF CENTRE CHARITY	The Growth Project, a free food store that we have set up within our centre, in response to the need we identified. Our community store stocks fresh fruit and vegetables, bread and store cupboard ingredients donated by our community partners.
15/12/2020	£4,874 £1,564,699	GENERATE	First want to provide Christmas dinners throughout December for all our members these celebrations be smaller in numbers than usual. We want to provide Christmas hampers and food for people that will be home alone for Christmas, new year it would also be nice to give them a gift to open
15/12/2020	£10,000	HOUSE OF RAINBOW CIC	Supporting queer people of colour through Covid 19, including: refugees, asylum seekers and migrants; MSM living with HIV; and people of faith who are isolated because of religious-based homophobia and transphobia at home and from their communities at this time.
15/12/2020	£9,670 £67,858	ASSOCIATION FOR POLISH FAMILY	The funding will allow us to continue to provide the community food hub, offering food parcels and essentials to Polish/EE communities twice a week at local community centre. It will provide most needed families with access to food boxes that will help them to cope with the challenging circumstances.
15/12/2020	£10,000 £49,755	WEST LONDON SOMALILAND COMMUNITY	Activities: BAME tailored mentorship, advocacy and support serv.£1800 Online (Zoom/Whatsapp) perinatal mental health awareness courses £1100 Youth mentoring activities £2100 Preparing and distributing activity packs in both Somali and English £750 Elderly Yoga session classes and online when required £2000 Remote IT skill development workshops, such as coding, for youths. £2250
15/12/2020	£9,790 £199,000	BE ENRICHED	Food bus project costs to enable us to bring the bus into the areas of North Lambeth to work with schools, children centres and estates in the area and provide access to food that is also healthy and nutritious.
15/12/2020	£7,715 £50,338	WASTE NOT WANT NOT BATTERSEA	We are asking for funding to support our winter food sharing project and Christmas Dinner project, which will provide meals to those most in need at Christmas.
15/12/2020	£8,625 £30,099	THE BREAKING BREAD TRUST	The funding is to pilot schools' food bank project with 20 local schools by establishing a mini food bank in each school which will be supported by our main food bank. Secondly, to replenish the main food bank. And thirdly, to create marketing collateral for a funding drive.
15/12/2020	£9,520 £47,670	ZEBRAS CHILDREN AND ADULTS CHARITY	The funding is for our overall food for families project that provides weekly fresh fruit and vegetables to the most vulnerable in our community.The grant will allow us to expand our reach of beneficiaries.
15/12/2020	£10,000 £174,401	CHRIST CHURCH FELTHAM	The funding is for food provision, essential toiletries, equipment hire and other costs incurred to run a holiday hunger project.
15/12/2020	£10,000 £182,430	KINGSTON BEREAVEMENT SERVICE	.. the Saying Goodbye Project which provides 1:1 counselling to children and young people who've been bereaved. Also the provision of information and support to parents and carers of children and professionals working with them, so they can support them through a bereavement particularly as a result of Covid-19.
15/12/2020	£9,856 £575,655	SUTTON CARERS CENTRE CHARITY COMPANY	...is for 2 workers and 2 laptops to conduct assertive, telephone/video outreach to unpaid Carers from the BAMER/BIPOC community, to assess need, offer tailored advice, information and support, and develop new forms of service - to improve mental and physical wellbeing, the ability to care, and reduce social isolation.
15/12/2020	£9,958 £311,529	SANGAM ASSOCIATION OF ASIAN WOMEN	Similar to the approach taken with our Counselling project , also funded by the LCRF, Sangam would like to provide a free Immigration service that can help more people disproportionately affected by Covid afford the support they need to make their immigration applications.
15/12/2020	£9,600 £281,932	GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY SKILLS AND DEVELOPMENT (GOS&D)	The funding is needed to deliver a much-needed mental health service to support affected individuals from Black Minority Ethnic and Refugee (BMER) communities. The pandemic has exposed unacceptable levels of inequalities with generic mental health services found to be inaccessible and at times inappropriate by swathes of BMER individuals.
15/12/2020	£9,898 £671,593	AFGHANISTAN AND CENTRAL ASIAN ASSOCIATION	The funding is for training 8 volunteers in interpretation and technical English and paid for 195 hours of translation. This further develops and reinforces our translation and interpretation services for our Community Advice Clinic, will strengthen links with partners and is key to disseminating key messages into refugee communities.
11/12/2020	£9,835 £118,709	DESTINY COMMUNITY SERVICES	A team volunteers to go out five days a week giving food and hygiene packs to homeless people and providing casework support.
11/12/2020	£9,320 £135,097	A.P.P.L.E.	Staff to support and develop the Food and Meals programme.To set up off-site volunteers (we have offers of help) IT support to maintain and develop our social media. Develop ways of reaching our older group and developing specific activities/projects for them Materials/equipment Rent/utilities.
11/12/2020	£10,000	RESTORATIVE JUSTICE FOR ALL	The funding is for continuing our oversubscribed COVID19 Emergency Relief "You are Not Alone" project by opening a weekly food-bank, a community Fridge and extending its mental health services to affected families and young people in SE London. Priority will be given to Rotherhithe's BAME and other marginalised communities.
11/12/2020	£8,103 £207,206	ADVOCACY IN GREENWICH	enabling us to continue to provide our services and supports remotely. We need resources to connect staff with people who we support in self-advocacy groups and one to one partnerships. People with a learning disability who have paid roles within our organisation need access to technology and the internet.
11/12/2020	£5,521 £18,485	LAMBETH ELDERLY ASSOCIATION FROM VIETNAM	Please note that the grant you have received from LCF covers the advice worker, Online Covid-19 talks, running costs, tablets, computer, IT training, and a Zoom licence only. It excludes a sessional development worker and web changes This funding is for core costs and costs related to our Covid-19 response. We are requesting a grant to cover: ¢ Salary and other costs associated with Covid-related advice and information work. ¢ A sessional development worker. ¢ IT training and equipment. ¢ Running costs.
11/12/2020	£7,537 £73,123	ERITREAN MUSLIM COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION	To support people in the community including those with disabilities, elderly, pregnant women and other vulnerable people. The money will be sent on food parcels, food delivery, transport, equipment, resources and PPE.
11/12/2020	£9,340 £33,741	THE FRENCH CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY BETHEL	At this very critical time of winter comibnee with the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic, we want to support 70 families identified as being in very critical situation and going through hardship. The support will consist of food and essentials that can ease their hardship.
11/12/2020	£10,000 £118,842	LATIN AMERICAN DISABLED PEOPLE'S PROJECT	To cover the post of the Family, Children and Youth Project coordinator. Please note that the maximum grants available under Wave 4: Navigating Crisis is £10,000.
11/12/2020	£9,989 £64,270	WELWITSCHIA WELFARE ADVICE CENTRE	The funding is for the costs of continuing to deliver our befriending and community outreach programme remotely, and to meet the continued need for food and grocery parcels for people in most urgent need as a result of the Covid crisis.
11/12/2020	£10,000 £170,777	LIDO FOUNDATION	The funding is for distribution of ready-made hot meals to 80 clients for 7 weeks.
11/12/2020	£10,000 £188,296	BENGALI WORKERS' ASSOCIATION	To provide food and essentials on a monthly basis to 50 Bangladeshi and South Asian families experiencing significant financial hardship owing to loss of income due to becoming unemployed, unable to work, or reduced earning as a result of Covid-19 and associated restrictions.
11/12/2020	£10,000 £128,837	SOUTH CENTRAL YOUTH LTD	This funding is to provide food parcels, toiletries, zoom workshops on budgeting, zoom workshops on untility switching, mentoring sessions and Christmas hampers
11/12/2020	£10,000 £1,971,676	THE KSIMC OF LONDON	Please note: £10,000 is awarded, which includes a £9,000 contribution to the food items and £1,000 contribution to volunteer training The funding is for - Providing hot cooked food and rations to anyone who requests it - Provide bereavement, mental & emotional health support to anyone in need - Reimburse volunteers with direct costs of providing the above support and to shop for those shielding
11/12/2020	£9,900 £345,554	CHINESE MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION	The funding is for the continuation of the weekly wellbeing activities LCRF funded under the Wave 2 grant to cover winter and spring 2021. The wellbeing activities will support 250 individuals from London with poor mental health.
11/12/2020	£9,762 £548,835	THE LIMES COMMUNITY AND CHILDREN'S CENTRE	The funding will be used to support children and young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (CYPSEND) and their families to access vital online support and keep in touch with us, providing some level of continuity for our most vulnerable users at an unprecedented and difficult time.
11/12/2020	£9,920 £472,326	DALGARNO NEIGHBOURHOOD TRUST	The funding will help us meet the increased demand for vital food supplies and the front line support needed to combat the detrimental impact the pandemic is having on disadvantaged families and communities.
11/12/2020	£3,768 £468,168	THE MANNA SOCIETY	help to provide our takeaway meal service for the next 6 months to homeless people and those in need. The meal is provided 7 days a week, free of charge and consists of a hot dinner, a sandwich plus extras when available.
08/12/2020	£5,000 £14,079,076	ROYAL TRINITY HOSPICE	We would be extremely grateful if the Trustees would consider supporting one of our Specialist Community Nurses with a donation of £10,000. This would fully fund the cost of one of Trinitys specialist nurses for two months this winter.
08/12/2020	£9,945 £105,580	ELEVATING SUCCESS UK	This funding will be used to deliver a series of workshops and support groups tackling mental health issues in young people aged 8-24.
08/12/2020	£8,750	UNITY GROVE CIC	...... the operating and direct costs needed to run Street Kitchen, a hot meal service run by volunteers, delivered twice a week for homeless and vulnerable people in North Kensington.
08/12/2020	£8,800 £9,236	CHILDS HILL FOOD BANK	We are requesting £8,800
08/12/2020	£7,988 £153,481	HARINGEY PLAY ASSOCIATION	The funding is for providing food donations twice a week along with collecting small household items, used clothes, toys, dvds, books for children to donate to families in need. Used items to be handed out during our food distribution days twice a week.
08/12/2020	£5,200	SEN TALK CIC	This funding will support our mental health and parent support offer increasing counselling and delivering resilience based workshops. The aim will be to support families to rebuild their lives by identifying barriers and resourcing them with stress management tools to self manage.
08/12/2020	£10,000 £1,309,624	NAZ PROJECT LONDON	To support the most marginalised of our client group by increasing capacity of our food bank advocacy service post lockdown. We seek to ensure we have capacity to respond to increased presentation of hardship and support from BAME HIV/ LGBTQI communities, a significant number who are undocumented and need assistance.
08/12/2020	£9,334 £95,858	ANSAR YOUTH PROJECT	The funding is for funds required to expand and sustain the Foodbank. This means staff and volunteer expenses (incl. well-being), a container from which to run the Foodbank (we are currently running out of the youth centre's gym room), additional electronic equipment, and a buffer for emergency essential items.
08/12/2020	£9,984 £97,337	MOSAIC COMMUNITY TRUST	This funding is for the training and capacity building of 6 community-based BAME Advocates, to deliver a phone-based holistic health and wellbeing support service for isolated and vulnerable 50+ BAME women in the Church Street area of Westminster.
08/12/2020	£9,660 £465,843	OPENING DOORS LONDON	delivery of a weekly online facilitated peer support group for older LGBT+ people living with dementia to share experiences, provide emotional support and companionship, retain and develop confidence, resilience, independence and provide access to relevant information to ensure and support compliance with recommended safeguarding and social engagement opportunities.
08/12/2020	£5,520	INNER STRENGTH NETWORK CIC	1. TO FUND 2 PART-TIME CASE WORKERS SALARY /COACH 2. TO CONTRIBUTE TO SUPPORT SUPERVISON 3. TO CONTRIBUTE TO OVERHEAD COSTS 4. TO CONTRIBUTE TOWARDS CAPACITY BUILDING
08/12/2020	£10,000 £243,324	SPOT PROJECT	We have set up emergency food parcel delievries for those most vulneerable in the community . The food parcels have milk, bread, selection fruit & vegetables, oil, pasta, eggs, toilet roll, gloves, and hand sanitizer. Delievered to peoples doors by our volunteers.
08/12/2020	£10,000	FREE YOUR MIND	The funding is for us to increase our resource: supporting our practitioners to continue working with us and recruit additional practitioners, to meet the increased demand for our services, which continues to grow. This will enable us to more effectively respond to the continued need for domestic abuse trauma intervention.
08/12/2020	£10,000 £309,487	HOME START WESTMINSTER	This funding is for volunteer befrienders/therapists to provide emotional and practical support to families with young children who are facing difficulties amplified by Covid. These difficulties, which impact parents mental health and ability to meet their children's needs, include social isolation, financial insecurity, anxiety, insecure housing/over-crowding, and domestic violence.
08/12/2020	£3,240 £160,698	LOUGHBOROUGH JUNCTION ACTION GROUP	Funding will enable The Loughborough Farm and The Platform Cafe to meet growing demand for outdoor gardening activities and to continue to provide free meals for those in need. There will also be support for those who can't join group activities yet and/or isolated and in need of additional support.
04/12/2020	£10,000 £406,908	COUNCIL OF SOMALI ORGANISATIONS	The funding is for an Information & Support Officer post supporting 20 Somali-led Mosques in London to promote health messaging in relation to Covid-19 vaccination and to combat anti vaccine messaging on social media. Currently figures in London are showing low take-up vaccination amongst the Somali community.
04/12/2020	£5,515 £31,870	KUNSAKA	The funding is for financial support to implement activities that will reduce isolation and loneliness for older people from BAME communities who are shielding as a result of restrictions from the COVID-19 pandemic compounded with the usual winter crisis.
04/12/2020	£8,560 £8,010	GOSPEL TEMPLE APOSTOLIC CHURCH	The funding is to enable us to continue the work of engaging with the local community through redistributing food to those who are at risk of hunger and homelessness, offer friendship advice, counselling support and pastoral care. Our reach serves areas such as Wood Green, Hornsey, Ponders End and Tottenham.
04/12/2020	£9,990 £584,074	EALING CVS	Ealing and Hounslow BAME COVID Response Forum: We seek to set up a specialist network to support the work of BAME groups, to broaden inclusion and ensure that the hardest hit are BAME communities and the groups working within them are supported with resources advice, guidance and messaging
04/12/2020	£9,986 £684,611	KINGSTON CARERS' NETWORK	The funding is for the provision of support, advice and advocacy for young carers most disadvantaged by the pandemic. One-to-one support will be targeted to those who are at risk of harmful or excessive caring, are struggling to engage in education or are experiencing poor mental health.
04/12/2020	£9,750 £67,433	NENE TEREZA	To provide online access to education and mental health resilience to 50 children and young people by 10 trained volunteers. Active listening, critical enquiry conversations and group discussion will underpin the learning process. Being able to share and discuss concerns, family disputes, intergenerational conflict will improve their resilience and wellbeing.
04/12/2020	£10,000 £222,118	SPRINGFIELD COMMUNITY FLAT	a series of small socially distanced healthy wellbeing workshops focusing on children, young people, individuals including parents and carers and senior citizens with creche facilities for those who do not have access to childcare.
04/12/2020	£4,828 £3,555,829	THE REAL JUNK FOOD PROJECT - TWICKENHAM (TRJFP)	The funding is for additional staffing to ensure TRJFP operates effectively and efficiently to meet the growing demands of food poverty in our community for those most impacted by Covid-19. Funding is also required for addition consumable and PPE costs due to Covid-19.
04/12/2020	£10,000 £1,892,631	URBAN PARTNERSHIP GROUP	The funding is requested for a culturally appropriate food distribution service on housing estates in Hammersmith, White City and Edward Woods supporting 600 households. Food is distributed through home-delivery and collection at community centres. This is providing a service for the most in need and affected by the crisis.
04/12/2020	£9,400 £561,476	HOLBORN COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION	This project will create a lending library of digital devices and WiFi internet dongles, to be shared amongst local families and older people who do not have the resources to access online projects. In parallel we will run online projects building peoples digital knowledge and confidence in accessing remote projects.
04/12/2020	£7,980 £158,045	BURGESS SPORTS	To tackle food insecurity. We believe giving away ingredients and recipes, is a fun, friendly and dignified way of helping those in need. The programme has also contributed to demystifying the fact healthy food is expensive by proving it is possible to cook on a budget a healthy nutritious meal.
04/12/2020	£9,999 £456,717	HEALTHY LIVING PROJECTS	The provision of food supply and freshly home-cooked meals for 100+ Rough Sleepers/ Homeless people who have been housed in temporary accommodation as a result of Covid-19, and who have limited or no cooking facilities and/or cooking skills.
04/12/2020	£10,000 £175,061	MILDMAY COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP	The funding is for work that will help support, develop and sustain essential food services for families and vulnerable people in our community.
04/12/2020	£9,760 £682,932	ATLAS FOUNDATION	Preparing meals and distributing them to local families and older people who are suffering extreme hardship as a result of the Covid19 crisis and lockdown, and are self-isolating due to a) suffering from Coronavirus, and / or, b) being asked to isolate by test and trace
04/12/2020	£10,000 £1,080,314	FRENFORD CLUBS	We make a final request for support with food and essential supplies costs. Funding will see our food bank remain a place of support through to May 2021, when we hope there will be less of a demand. Our volunteers continue to absorb their costs and we have donated our facility.
04/12/2020	£10,000 £223,822	THE BAKED BEAN CHARITY	commissioning behavioural assessments leading to intensive one to one therapeutic and emotional support for PLD's and service users highly affected by COVID. The support will be personalised, interest-led and project-based, focused on encouraging social interaction and improvement in self-esteem. It will also be offered to our staff team.
01/12/2020	£3,772 £53,806	IN-DEEP COMMUNITY TASK FORCE	The funding is for providing a healthy nutritious meal for 35 isolated older people once a month. From January to March meals will be home delivered, and if restrictions are lifted, from April to June, the meal will be table service to prevent coronavirus transmission. Entertainment will be in the background. It will also provide extra administration support due to new projects such as the befriending service.
01/12/2020	£8,772 £60,046	YESHUOS SHABBOS	Empowering NEET Young people not to victimise themselves by Covid 19 challenges but to utilise time to upskill, access jobs available by GOVT kickstart scheme, learn budgeting skills to stretch the pennies and access personal care essentials fortnightly so that they can be relatively comfortable and confident.
01/12/2020	£7,070	DREAM BELIEVE ACHIEVE (DBA) CIC	We are seeking funding to launch our Male ˜Get Active & Get Creative™ project initiative as per our beneficiaries request. This consists of advice, guidance and workshops for males with a diverse range of mental health and socioeconomic challenges. We also seek to facilitate positive activities during the winter months.
01/12/2020	£9,980 £178,836	ADVICE SUPPORT KNOWLEDGE INFORMATION	The funding is to help us meet the costs of providing and delivering 2 hot freshly cooked meals a week with the nutritional value to meet the cultural needs of vulnerable BME older people who are isolated, have complex health needs and mobility difficulties.
01/12/2020	£10,000 £58,221	CHRISTIAN KITCHEN	The funding is for additional expenditure incurred by Christian Kitchen to serve increased numbers of homeless people we are feeding since the outbreak of COVID. We would use the funding for extra food, PPE for our volunteers, volunteer expenses, cleaning and disinfectant materials for our kitchen area and van.
01/12/2020	£9,988 £68,725	BOLD VISION	The funding is for food boxes for local people experiencing food poverty due to COVID-19, to meet urgent need. We will use the funding to buy fruit, vegetables and dried goods from wholesalers, parcel it up into single person and family boxes, and distribute for free using volunteer drivers.
01/12/2020	£10,000 £105,379	DOORSTEP HOMELESS FAMILIES PROJECT	The funding is to enable us to continue to provide weekly food care packages containing staples e.g bread, milk and eggs, as well as a variety of fresh fruit and vegetables, to homeless families who are living in one or two rooms of a hostel and have been economically affected.
01/12/2020	£10,000 £65,836	WALWORTH GOLDEN OLDIES COMMUNITY CARE PROJECT	Funding will be used to provide warm meals, fruit and toiletries for our users delivered twice weekly by our volunteers. Thus enabling us to sustain the physical and emotional wellbeing of vulnerable elders, particularly Windrush generation elders, who have contributed significantly to post-war development and now need help.
01/12/2020	£6,312 £667,540	SUDBURY NEIGHBOURHOOD CENTRE	A new free food delivery service between January - April 2021 for isolated high needs elderly people living in Brent, of whom 82% are from BAME communities.
01/12/2020	£9,966 £636,891	THE VINEYARD COMMUNITY CENTRE	The provision of free hot breakfasts for up to 50 street homeless people in the mornings as well as subsidised meals for other vulnerable people in our community cafe in the afternoons.
01/12/2020	£10,000 £135,215	UP N AWAY	Funding is to prevent mental health by delivering breakfast to homes of vulnerable YP with underlying disease/health conditions and cannot go out of the house as well as those who have lost their jobs and cannot afford basic food bills.
01/12/2020	£9,020 £1,329,647	BODY & SOUL	This funding is for our members most urgent needs. It will enable Body & Soul to buy and deliver food, medication, and other essential supplies to our most vulnerable families living with HIV in deprived wards of London over the winter months
01/12/2020	£6,873 £19,084	FAST58	Funding is for relieving persons of all ages and backgrounds who are in situations of need, hardship or distress exacerbated by COVID, in particular through homelessness or inadequate housing. We will use this funding to provide food and assistance in finding shelter, for those who are poor, hungry and oppressed.
01/12/2020	£10,000 £208,858	YOUNG EALING FOUNDATION	The funding is for our food project in Southall. It will enable us to continue the project from January 2021-February 2021, providing fresh food for families worst hit by the crisis.
01/12/2020	£9,770 £16,332	EKOTA CARE TRUST	The funding is for to enable Ekota to address the impact of the food poverty faced by vulnerable BAME older and disabled people during this pandemic crisis. The funding will be used to prepare and deliver a freshly cooked hot meal twice a week through the long winter months.
01/12/2020	£9,970 £563,617	GLOBAL ONE 2015	We will provide food which can be picked ufrom our Mosque (Palmers Green) to support 70 vulnerable households for 5 months through this current crisis.
01/12/2020	£5,122 £300,238	RE-INSTATE LTD	The funding is for a mental health support group called Tea@two, offering a hot drink and a biscuit to local people isolated and struggling with their mental health due to Covid-19. The group will be held at our community hub.
01/12/2020	£9,946	THE WILD MIND PROJECT CIC	Funding would enable us to run wellbeing programmes for LGBTQ youth with mental ill-health, an isolated group that are particularly vulnerable during Covid-19. Nature activities are key to our programmes. We also include art therapy to help participants express themselves both verbally and visually in a safe space.
01/12/2020	£10,000	ARC COMMUNITY SPACE	Arc Community Space Foodbank to continue to feed 60 local disadvantaged families and households per week, experiencing food poverty from the impact of the pandemic. Supporting those unable to afford food, with a focus on lone parents, unemployed, with disabilities and health issues and older people.
27/11/2020	£10,000 £20,878	LIGHTHOUSE - SUPPORTING WOMEN THROUGH STORMY TIMES	Lighthouse seeks a grant of £10,000 for our 'Zero Tolerance for Women€™s' rights' to provide individual counselling to women who have suffered domestic abuse and unhealthy relationships.
27/11/2020	£9,840 £565,865	KING'S CROSS BRUNSWICK NEIGHBOURHOOD ASSOCIATION (KCBNA)	Crucial support services for older BAME people; including befriending and food delivery once a week between January to April 2021.
27/11/2020	£2,500 £10,916	ZAWIYAH	This funding is specifically to support our Maths classes where some families do not have a computer. We are requesting funding for 5 laptops that we could loan to the families most in need.
27/11/2020	£10,000	DADIHIYE SOMALI DEVELOPMENT ORGANISATION	Funding will be used:- 1. Purchase food and other household facilities for 50 Households. 2. Purchase 20 tablets/IPad for 20 digitally excluded mothers and young people 3. purchase 2 Laptops for workers/volunteers working remotely, etc. 4. 2 Volunteers travel/lunch expenses 5. contribution core running costs(telephone clients communication, printing, postage, stationeries, etc
27/11/2020	£10,000 £173,511	SOMALI WELFARE TRUST	The funding is to provide essential food parcels to vulnerable families living in Redbridge who are facing serious food poverty. Providing food packages will support families through the coming tough winter months, were they do not have to make a trade-off between paying their bills or feeding their families.
27/11/2020	£10,000 £699,249	THE CHICKEN SOUP SHELTER	increasing the capacity of our home-delivery service, providing hot, nutritious meals to vulnerable people in the safety of their own home throughout the Covid-19 crisis. The funding will cover the additional expense required to safely prepare, package, and deliver 150 meals per week for 12 weeks.
27/11/2020	£6,000 £654,450	THE SPIRES CENTRE	We request funding to help us continue our Covid19 emergency response through the winter months. Funds will cover: food parcels, deep cleanings of the Centre on a regular basis, staff transportation , as necessary, and small emergency grants to individuals. PLEASE NOTE: telephone/wifi costs and small emergency grants to individuals are note eligible as part of this grant.
27/11/2020	£10,000 £201,250	THE STOCKWELL PARTNERSHIP LTD	The funding is for a multilingual advocate who will support migrants from a range of backgrounds (Portuguese, Spanish and Italian speaking) to access services and benefits and improve their employability. He will also support vulnerable and elderly migrants with check-in and friendship calls.
27/11/2020	£10,000 £155,188	MESILA UK	A project which will allow us to expand - to reach a higher number of people as coaching clients, develop our Covid response materials, community events and social media presence. We will use this phase of work to tailor our resources kits towards the current phase of the Covid crisis.
24/11/2020	£5,570 £43,215	FITZROVIA NEIGHBOURHOOD ASSOCIATION	The funding is for equipment to enable our advice workers to work from home: computers, phones, scanner/printers
24/11/2020	£9,970 £337,997	KINETIC FOUNDATION	The salary of our Safeguarding and Welfare Officer to continue to support the requests of vulnerable, BAME participants who need guidance, advice, motivation and someone to speak to whether in person, or online.
24/11/2020	£10,000 £179,985	MHDT LONDON DEVELOPMENT TRUST	Developing and enhancing our current aid services to vulnerable households, i.e. food, art packs, digital devices; building community resilience by training volunteers; salaries for project coordinators; making physical adaptations to our community centre; establishing a cloud based solution to safely manage the organisation remotely and provide support to staff.
24/11/2020	£9,705 £201,660	ABILITY NORTH LONDON	Warm soup, warm blanket. Warm hearts will look after most vulnerable cognitively physically disabled young adults (with co-morbid medical issues)by providing specialised meals (dietetic, warm gear, emotional health support and activities to keep them safely stimulated during isolation periods.
24/11/2020	£10,000 £38,613	HAND ON HEART (AL-MIZAN CHARITABLE TRUST)	The funding is to purchase essential supplies that will be distributed to people who are homeless in Central London and local London Boroughs. To provide 1200 essential packs containing a number of items including: Sanitisers, Wipes, PPE, Hygiene Kit, Deodorants, Shower Gel, T-shirt, Underwear, Socks, Water, Snacks and rucksack
24/11/2020	£3,500 £138,001	CHABAD LUBAVITCH OF ISLINGTON	The funding is for continued food packages and pharmacy delivery from March 2021 to June 2021. The funding is also for adapting our community centre to make it more covid safe which will commence as soon as we receive the funding.
24/11/2020	£10,000 £394,485	THE FOOD CHAIN (UK) LTD	The provision of groceries, toiletries and other essential household goods for people referred to us in crisis, with a particular focus on infant formula milk and essential other items for HIV+ mothers we support who have new born babies and infants under 1 yr
24/11/2020	£8,133 £244,016	HEALTH EQUALITY AND RIGHTS ORGANISATION T/A LGBT HERO	LGBT HERO wants to develop online digital media interventions aimed at Lesbian, Bisexual and Trans women focused on improving mental wellbeing such as anxiety/depression, tackling isolation/loneliness and increasing knowledge of services who can support LBT women in London right now.
24/11/2020	£9,776 £732,353	BLACKFRIARS SETTLEMENT	Additional hours to support the Mental Health & Wellbeing and Positive Ageing services to meet increased levels of need during social distancing. Enable continued delivery of support via expanded methods: face-to-face, telephone, online and emergency deliveries, to meet diversity of need including of the 'Clinically Extremely Vulnerable'.
24/11/2020	£9,775 £283,297	CAXTON HOUSE COMMUNITY CENTRE	This funding will support additional costs to extend the weekly befriending service we provide for residents. It will also allow us to increase the weekly crafts sessions we are delivering and offer places to those on our waiting list by supporting additional costs for staff, space and individual equipment.
20/11/2020	£7,000	FRIENDS OF GIPSY HILL	The funding is to provide meals and emergency support up to and through the Christmas period. Also to provide the social interaction for the people of SE19. Working with Christ Church and their Open Door team we will ensure families and people in need are catered for.
20/11/2020	£10,000 £30,402	POETIC UNITY	The funding is for educational workshops and mental health support for young people.
20/11/2020	£10,000 £158,049	BRITSOM	The funding part-time education and employment support worker, who will have had prior experience of this job requirement, and will be assisted by 2 volunteers, who will receive full training and support.
20/11/2020	£10,000 £78,410	CROYDON FOOD BANK	To replenish essential food stocks and to pay for additional storage facilities.
20/11/2020	£9,568 £77,777	GROWBABY (A PROJECT OF KINGSTON VINEYARD)	We would like to be able to continue to purchase baby food, formula and nappies for our families most affected by Covid19 and to fund a part time post for the next six months, in particular to support the groups for highly vulnerable young people we are continuing in person.
20/11/2020	£10,000 £55,630	SOMALI GIRLS CAN	The funding is for urgent food parcel service to support and cover the cost of 100 women and their families from the Somali community who have disproportionately been impacted by Covid-19. This funding will enable us to cover additional expenditure to meet the short-term influx of needs.
16/10/2020	£9,817 £65,816	JUVENIS	Grant to Juvenis
16/10/2020	£10,000 £2,406,816	SHOREDITCH TRUST	The funding supports the delivery of 'Community Table'; a programme delivering nutritious cooked meals to vulnerable community members. Funding enables the adaption of our business model; meeting crisis need in the community and the continuation of our chef training programme for NEET young people in Waterhouse, our social enterprise restaurant
14/10/2020	£40,169 £615,128	COMMUNITY DRUG AND ALCOHOL RECOVERY SERVICES	CDARS' community kitchen where a team of chefs, advised by our Nutritionist, prepare nutritious home-cooked meals and get them delivered to the door of our most vulnerable clients who are at higher risk of Covid-19 due to a range of physical and mental health issues.
14/10/2020	£9,950 £110,666	RELIEFUK LTD	The funding is to: Offer specific therapeutic and counselling support around Covid-19 issues including stress and anxiety management, parenting, depression and dealing with isolation to teenagers and adults. Extend our therapeutic support to offer bereavement therapy. Signposting families to other support for identified needs.
14/10/2020	£35,750 £298,945	HOLLOWAY NEIGHBOURHOOD GROUP	We will provide face-to-face and online counselling, telephone support, online classes and socially distanced activities at our community centre to reduce social isolation and improve mental health. Services will target people with new and pre-existing mental health issues and reduced social connections and confidence.
14/10/2020	£6,803 £988,905	SOLICITORS PRO BONO GROUP	The funding is for our Voices for Families (VFF) project, which supports children and young people with life-limiting or life-threatening illnesses and their families who access our legal services through referrals made from childrenâ€™s hospices or via the helpline of the charity Together for Short Lives.
14/10/2020	£25,500 £978,994	SARACENS SPORT FOUNDATION	This funding will reopen 14 disability sport club projects. The aim is to reconnect over 250 vulnerable young people and adults with disabilities, impacted due to shielding during Covid-19 back to their communities. This project will transition participants through a phased return to delivery over a 6-month period.
14/10/2020	£9,200 £358,369	PERSONALISATION SUPPORT IN CAMDEN	We are seeking funding to adapt our service delivery in order to provide a digital based support service for new and existing clients who require support arranging, managing receipt of or purchasing support services through direct payments received from the local authority or CCG.
14/10/2020	£9,892 £12,576	POVERTY CONCERN	The funding is for support and advice to children, young people and single parents living in poverty in the three most deprived wards in Enfield, ensuring that they are not disproportionately disadvantaged by the impact of Covid-19.
13/10/2020	£10,000 £337,743	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 and Wandsworth that combine sports, drama, dance and arts activities and food support for vulnerable young people referred by schools and community partners over the next six months.
12/10/2020	£9,999	MIND IN HARINGEY	A part/time Digital Project Worker.
09/10/2020	£7,944 £9,055,000	NTCG BRIXTON COMMUNITY CHURCH	Providing a digital equipment loan scheme to the most vulnerable mostly users of our foodbank who are experiencing isolation, are unable to engage with education and access essential services due to the lack of digital equipment and skills brought to the fore and exacerbated during Covid-19
09/10/2020	£9,824	FOR BRIAN CIC	This funding is for core costs and service development emerging from lockdown in order to support this young organisation to survive and grow. A skeleton salary for the main CEO role and newly appointed book keeper, the website licence and support fee, and the balance of the annual insurance premium.
09/10/2020	£9,480 £18,826	AUTISM VOICE LIMITED	Funding will be used to cover the cost of online and offline mental health support to BAME autistic people and families in mainly Lambeth and Southwark.
09/10/2020	£18,475 £235,296	BEXLEY MENCAP	Increasing capacity to develop a wide range of virtual and local small group activities for people with a learning disability to enable them to remain socially connected with their friends and to improve mental health and wellbeing. Increasing self-advocacy capacity to facilitate people's needs and views to be heard.
09/10/2020	£4,184 £371,384	THE CORNERSTONE CHURCH	Holiday Hunger project to provide food boxes and support to 15 families that have been referred to us from local primary schools. (Gwyn Jones and Barclay Primary schools).
09/10/2020	£9,900 £182,430	KINGSTON BEREAVEMENT SERVICE	The funding is for delivering bereavement counselling and peer support groups for adults, also a reciprocal referral system and training for other agencies. As a response to Covid-19 we've adapted our services to include telephone and online counselling so we can meet the increased demands on our service.
09/10/2020	£9,838	WHITEFOOT AND DOWNHAM COMMUNITY FOOD PLUS PROJECT LIMITED	The funding we require is to keep the PT project coordinator post running for another 6 months, as well as equipping wdcfplus with the necessary PPE, food storage and waste reduction during this time.
09/10/2020	£9,208 £135,874	YES OUTDOORS	To continue delivering our Tech appeal. We collect unwanted technology from the public which we refurbish and redistribute to the most disadvantaged people across North London. To purchase new laptops as required. To continue delivering digital 1:2:1 mentoring through zoom calls with youth mentors and now a summer programme.
09/10/2020	£9,700 £365,652	REDBRIDGE CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU	The funding is to provide specialist advice and casework to people experiencing domestic abuse/VAWG in Redbridge, which has increased exponentially since the onset of the pandemic. The funding will also enable our organisation to increase capacity to support these client groups by providing staff and volunteers with enhanced training.
09/10/2020	£6,000	WALTHAM FOREST ASIAN WOMEN'S NETWORK	Waltham Forest Women’s Network wants to help female key workers to connect and share their stories during the pandemic. The funding will help to overcome social isolation faced by keyworkers who desperately need support and understanding and social inclusion to deal with unprecedented levels of stress and anxiety.
09/10/2020	£9,880 £88,513	ARTS THERAPIES FOR CHILDREN	The funding is to provide weekly arts therapy sessions for 19 children over six months. These will be new clients who are suffering from mental health difficulties as a result of the Covid crisis.
09/10/2020	£10,000 £445,966	SIDINGS COMMUNITY CENTRE	The funding is to enable the centre to adapt its services and space to provide an ongoing Community Food and Household Goods Bank. Funding will provide for staffing, service delivery and back up costs including adaptation of premises for storage, change of use which is reprioritised to meet need.
07/10/2020	£25,008 £1,620,462	HOPSCOTCH ASIAN WOMEN'S CENTRE	us to deliver our services in an appropriate way to reach more underrepresented and disproportionately affected BAME women by moving services to where the women are, as well as more online support via a laptop at our centre where service users can access programmes staff working remotely.
07/10/2020	£19,295	INCREDIBLE EDIBLE LAMBETH	We will escalate food growing across the borough and support many more people to access green spaces and food growing opportunities, thereby providing a level of food resilience, and greater sense of wellbeing
07/10/2020	£15,000 £871,349	HELP ON YOUR DOORSTEP	Supporting Help on Your Doorstep to adapt and implement the necessary changes of the â€˜recoveryâ€™ and post Covid landscape in order to continue engaging and supporting the hardest to reach Islington residents to support them yo improve their health and wellbeing.
07/10/2020	£21,505 £2,175,255	EALING MENCAP	Adapting, enhancing and extending our service offering, so we can provide new accessible on-line activities, videos and easy read guides to improve the physical and emotional health of people with learning disabilities while our usual community-based group activities are disrupted by Covid-19.
07/10/2020	£39,502 £1,056,876	QUEEN'S CRESCENT COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION	This funding will pay some core costs for â€˜Beyond C19â€™, a programme supporting one of Londonâ€™s most vulnerable communities through what will be a difficult autumn/winter. Weâ€™ll provide food, advice, telephone befriending and partially re-open our community centre. 70% will go on C19 salaries, currently paid from dwindling reserves.
07/10/2020	£47,393 £1,151,712	SHARE COMMUNITY LTD	The funding is for a befriending project through which we will reduce the isolation and loneliness faced by adults with learning disabilities and/or autism as a result of Covid-19, and improve their health and wellbeing. It will be complimented by a diverse programme of online activities.
06/10/2020	£5,804 £402,281	EBONY HORSE CLUB	Grant to Ebony Horse Club
06/10/2020	£9,483 £718,433	MAC-UK	Grant to MAC-UK
06/10/2020	£9,728 £986,137	THE WINCH	Grant to The Winch
06/10/2020	£9,920	SALAAM PEACE COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT PROGRAMME C.I.C.	Grant to Salaam Peace Community Engagement Programme C.I.C.
06/10/2020	£9,872 £511,458	REGENERATE	Grant to Regenerate
06/10/2020	£10,000 £504,391	HEALTHPROM	Grant to HealthProm
06/10/2020	£10,000 £490,720	THE GREENLEAF TRUST LTD	Grant to The Greenleaf Trust Ltd
06/10/2020	£9,532 £494,272	STREET DOCTORS LTD	Grant to Street Doctors Ltd
06/10/2020	£10,000 £98,820	CHRISTIANS AGAINST POVERTY (CAP) - LONDON PENGE	Grant to Christians Against Poverty (CAP) - London Penge
06/10/2020	£10,000 £177,876	THE BEN KINSELLA TRUST	Grant to The Ben Kinsella Trust
06/10/2020	£9,288 £468,110	ART AGAINST KNIVES	Growing our digital delivery/offer - our new C19-safe blended delivery model
06/10/2020	£10,000 £1,493,948	XLP	XLP Lewisham Mentoring and Community Project
01/10/2020	£9,944 £71,374	SISTER SYSTEM	The funding will provide a urgently needed 6 month programme of educational and therapeutic support to 10 BAME girls who have missed out on school and vital support from keyworkers during Covid-19. This programme is vital to ensure our beneficiaries life chances are not further reduced by the crisis.
01/10/2020	£9,844 £1,069,748	THE 999 CLUB	To revamp and re-open our Gateway Day Centre which is a vital hub for homeless people in South London. Here people can get a hot meal, a shower, do laundry, see a GP, get advice with benefits. We help people apply for jobs and ultimately get into stable accommodation.
01/10/2020	£10,000 £391,286	THE OAK FOUNDATION	Foreseeably, our office remains closed until September as Covid-19 poses higher risks to BAME disabled children and adults. We aim to move active casework and new referrals to remote assessments so staff can advise Carers on benefits, housing, social care, employment and local services available, (translation services provided).
01/10/2020	£7,680	FREE YOUR MIND	This funding is for marketing and fundraising development, with the longer-term goal of funds raised to support our efforts to continue to provide therapy for children and young people affected by Domestic Abuse in the home.
30/09/2020	£23,876 £385,556	AGE UK WESTMINSTER	Funding is to scale up our Information & Advice service and to prepare for a significant increase in demand for home based advice sessions for house bound people which have been suspended since lock down and for which we expect a significant increase as lockdown eases.
30/09/2020	£9,752 £732,353	BLACKFRIARS SETTLEMENT	The funding is to further develop and adapt online groups and activities which help Women, and BAME people who are facing Mental Health Challenges, cope with Covid 19 Crisis. Helping reduce isolation, build resilience and coping strategies, process and manage difficult feelings and facilitate a shared sense of community support.
30/09/2020	£35,000 £1,263,835	GIVE IT FORWARD TODAY	The funding is for costs involved to supply 5000 fully kosher cooked main meals to approx. 1000 â€“ 1250 members of the Jewish community who are vulnerable, elderly, financially struggling or who are disadvantaged with young children.
30/09/2020	£29,606 £510,894	MANOR HOUSE DEVELOPMENT TRUST	Developing and enhancing our current aid services to vulnerable households, i.e. food, art packs, digital devices; building community resilience by training volunteers; salaries for project coordinators; making physical adaptations to our community centre; establishing a cloud based solution to safely manage the organisation remotely and provide support to staff.
30/09/2020	£10,000 £137,620	OVOS UVONIM	Deprived families in the local area have suffered greatly during the pandemic. Families have lost their livelihoods and with large families to feed and with school out the need for food is even greater. The funding will provide a weekly package of food for locals that would otherwise go hungry.
30/09/2020	£18,696 £109,879	SOUTH EAST LONDON ARTS NETWORK	Arts Network to continue deliver our Stay Connected programme, which includes: Weekly online creative tutorials Production & distribution of the Stay Connected activity pack to people with severe mental illness in SE London E-newsletters to members & subscribers Regular contact phone calls to members
30/09/2020	£25,000 £443,401	VOLUNTARY ACTION CAMDEN	Salary and running costs for a new Camden Health Inequalities Network. The Network will work closely with grass roots BAME communities to connect them with health providers and policy makers, to collaborate and take action to address health issues amplified by Covid 19.
30/09/2020	£43,501 £559,581	HOME-START BARNET	The funding is for 1:2:1 therapy, family therapy and parenting programmes for families experiencing a decline in their mental health or a breakdown in family relationships as a result of the C-19 crisis. Parenting programmes will also create opportunities for isolated parents to meet others in a similar situation.
30/09/2020	£9,785 £371,065	ACTION SPACE LONDON EVENTS	Adapting ActionSpace's services to deliver our art programme for people with complex learning disabilities and autism. Bearing in mind the lockdown and social distancing rules we would like to adapt our provision to ensure we reach all our participants regardless of their ability and/or logistical challenges they may encounter.
30/09/2020	£9,272 £1,359,094	BARNET CARERS CENTRE	Development and rollout of a bespoke app (Carers Community) for informal carers living in London (with potential for subsequent rollout across the UK). The remote app will enhance our existing services and facilitate 'stronger connections' with people at high risk of negative impacts of C-19.
30/09/2020	£18,300 £125,315	OUTSIDE EDGE THEATRE COMPANY	To support the mental health/reduce isolation of recovering addicts and prevent relapse through high-quality peer-led drama sessions.
30/09/2020	£6,830	UNIQUE TALENT CIC	We are requesting funding for a community centre program delivered as a preventative measure to cure the ills of deprivation and lack of community cohesion that result in youth violence caused by gangsterism and ghettoization. We will transform our communities to stop the damage caused by adverse life experiences.
30/09/2020	£38,005 £427,626	VOLUNTEER CENTRE SUTTON	The funding will provide adaption of services, redesigning activities and extra staff capacity with Befriending support to people at risk, older suffering with mental health issues, complex needs. We received three times the amount of complex referrals recently and these people fall into a gap without any support.
30/09/2020	£9,478 £31,148	URBAN COMMUNITY PROJECTS	The funding is for Camden Mobile Food Bank Covid-19 emergency service, which has supported 998 people in 16 weeks! Help us to make sure no one goes hungry and continue to support local people who live on housing estates, with emergency food supplies.
29/09/2020	£15,486 £289,000	FAIR MONEY ADVICE	This funding is for a holistic finance, benefit and debt advice tailored to the immediate needs of service users in the current COVID-19 pandemic. We'll use existing referral channels and trusted networks to ensure vulnerable communities are not left disproportionately worse off economically as result of the crisis.
29/09/2020	£5,590 £7,091	REHOBOTH COMMUNITY OUTREACH CLUB	To meet the increased demand for requests for food poverty support in the Covid-19 crisis. This includes the purchase of protective equipment, ingredient for cooked meals, to purchase dried food food parcels, utilities fuel cost for volunteers preparation and cooking, along with petrol fuel costs for volunteer drivers.
29/09/2020	£23,354 £317,170	CITY & HACKNEY CARERS CENTRE	This funding is to provide support services to unpaid carers in Hackney and the City of London in the form of mental health support and information and advice.
29/09/2020	£9,500 £116,766	SUTTON VISION	To help our beneficiaries that are being forced to self-isolate and to ensure a that a new form of our outreach and social activities are developed and delivered. This will allow our vulnerable beneficiaries to continue leading an independent life.
29/09/2020	£19,144 £255,215	TELEGRAPH HILL CENTRE GROUP	We need financial assistance to deliver post-COVID-19 community support services. Using the Centre's network of therapists and teachers, these free video-link sessions are aimed particularly at isolated older adults and members of MIND. This will be the start of an on-going project and partnership with MIND.
29/09/2020	£14,406 £244,786	FULHAM GOOD NEIGHBOURS	Support in the home&garden, community&online for older&disabled Fulham residents, reducing the impact of isolation&loneliness,poverty&deprivation;& promoting access to services&well-being including: gardening/befriending service for those that cannot pay; digital inclusion/befriending service;Good Neighbour Scheme(shopping,prescription delivery,dog walking etc);&online social clubs (chair based exercise,art,reading&gardening).
29/09/2020	£10,000 £107,426	HEALTHY GENERATIONS	The funding is to continue our long-term â€˜hybridâ€™ plan to maintain online classes while resuming live classes after lockdown: Re-developing social media platforms, working with new classes for specific medical conditions with NHS and the local council, and building our administration to further develop our client delivery systems.
29/09/2020	£4,805 £728,178	ONE WESTMINSTER	The funding is for IT and equipment support to enable the OW staff to continue to work from home effectively and comfortably.
29/09/2020	£8,581 £214,359	SOUTHWARK IRISH PENSIONERS PROJECT	a person to provide appropriate and tailored support to people who are caring for someone in their own home with a focus on those who are looking after people with dementia and other mental health issues.
29/09/2020	£20,000 £207,257	TOUCAN EMPLOYMENT	Emotional Support, Advice, and Training for Vulnerable Londoners with Learning Difficulties/Disabilities and Autism
25/09/2020	£7,250 £1,499,290	POSITIVE EAST	This funding is to provide much-needed food and essentials for Bengali LGBTQ refugees and people seeking asylum who are living in East London. During Covid 19 we have had to shift from our usual peer-support role to crisis intervention and we require emergency support
25/09/2020	£7,300 £11,362	ST LAURENCE'S LARDER AND OPEN KITCHEN	food, electricity operating expenses and basic provisions including soap and underwear for those in need. PPE and additional cleaning products required to operate safely
25/09/2020	£10,000	TRANSGENERATIONAL CHANGE LIMITED ("TCL")	The funding will enable us to work in partnership with Richard Atkinson Primary School in Tulse Hill to help our established community of disadvantaged families minimise the damage that the Covid-19 lockdown has done to the mental health and wellbeing of their children.
25/09/2020	£4,790 £115,844	UAFC GOSPEL CENTRE	The funding is to supplement our limited public donations to enable us to be more responsive to the COVID-19 crisis by continuing to provide adequate nutritious food, sanitary and cleaning supplies which are needed by our clients. For operational reasons we include a dedicated part-time paid staff member.
25/09/2020	£9,990 £147,506	THE WOMEN'S CENTRE SUTTON	Extend our current services, 12 week Freedom Programme, Counselling and therapy courses from face to face contact by Zoom or telephone for victims of domestic abuse. Funding would enable us to employ counsellors and facilitators for evenings or weekend to women who are self-isolating or working during the day
24/09/2020	£40,040 £322,264	HOMELESS ACTION IN BARNET	To employ 2 full time 'Critical Time Intervention' workers to work with people who had been rough sleeping to help them transition from temporary accommodation to a more permanent setting and to support volunteer involvement in the project.
24/09/2020	£24,842 £1,489,117	EQUAL PEOPLE MENCAP	The provision of an œout of hours Emergency Support Worker to ensure the safety and care needs of individuals with learning disabilities, autism or complex needs who are unable to receive immediate support due to carers or families being impacted by COVID-19.
24/09/2020	£31,852 £366,029	HAVERING MIND	Delivery of a telephone and online Bereavement and Isolation Support Service for the Barking and Dagenham community whose mental health and wellbeing has suffered as a direct result of COVID-19, providing early intervention and supported signposting to additional services and programmes designed to reduce future mental health crises.
24/09/2020	£10,000	COMMUNITY ASSETS FOR SOCIETY AND HOUSING (CASH)	To provide free weekly food parcels and other forms of support to 500 people. It would help to enable us to assess and further meet the individual needs of all members, ensure we build just and equal power relations between members receiving and offering support, and build long-term sustainability.
24/09/2020	£10,000 £273,108	MENTAL FIGHT CLUB	the continuation of digital online Virtual Dragon Cafe wellbeing activities.
24/09/2020	£44,175 £1,309,624	NAZ PROJECT LONDON	This funding is to increase our free counselling service from 2 days to 4 days a week to support BAME and BAME LGBTQI communities. We want to recruit a 3 LGBTQI sessional staff and a Digital Communications Engagement Officer for the next 6 months.
24/09/2020	£9,870 £147,697	CARIS ISLINGTON LTD	The funding is to expand our Adult Bereavement Service to support people through any type of loss or trauma due to Covid19. Temporarily broadening our definition of loss to account for the range of traumatic experiences people are struggling with will enable us to more effectively support our community's recovery.
24/09/2020	£8,925 £187,783	HOME-START SUTTON	increased capacity to intensively support families with children under 5 and with complex needs who are in crisis
24/09/2020	£3,105 £175,028	HOPE FOR SOUTHALL STREET HOMELESS	50% of part-time salary for Assistant Case Worker role now switched from Volunteer Coordinator, providing daily support to shelter beneficiaries dispersed from shelter through phone support in accessing health, addiction and immigration services and general well-being especially through shared (Punjabi)language
24/09/2020	£7,369 £314,072	ABBEY COMMUNITY CENTRE	This funding is for sustaining, expanding and maximising the potential of our online activity offer for older and vulnerable members of the Abbey Community Centre, Kilburn, throughout the Covid-19 crisis.
24/09/2020	£5,445 £176,424	HOME-START HILLINGDON	Costs associated with adapting our support service to social distancing restrictions imposed by government. We need the funding to help us to train new volunteers but while maintaining social distancing and having safety measures in place to ensure that volunteers and staff are kept as safe as possible.
24/09/2020	£8,020 £58,179	AFRICAN WOMEN GROUP	The funding is for a family support worker to provide continuing support over the next 20 week to the vulnerable Arabic speaking refugee and migrant families for help with coping practically and emotionally during the Covid-19 and help them to recover and to feel better as the lockdown eases.
24/09/2020	£34,221 £913,735	AGE UK SUTTON	2 Community Support Officers to deliver front line advice and long term casework support to vulnerable older people helping meet the 200% demand increase for our ongoing help, and coordinate our Food Programme, developed during COVID, delivering freshly made meals and vegetables to highly vulnerable older people We (LCF) note the recruitment of 6 months posts. By signing this agreement, you are committing that this grant will be spent by the end of March 2021. In addition to this , we expect that any advice given on debt is given by suitably qualified and certified individuals.
24/09/2020	£9,400 £27,105	FRENCH AFRICAN WELFARE ASSOCIATION (FAWA)	To increase our telephone-support service for befriending and confidential advice; increase our online resources and recruit young volunteers to guide older residents on computer basics; prearranged face-to-face meetings at residentsâ€™ front-doors introducing them to our services and how to access them; befriending park-walks with residents
24/09/2020	£29,418 £141,999	COPLESTON CENTRE	building on learning and successes from our delivering differently programme and community consultation by developing: meal deliveries to include socially distanced lunches, online classes and digital inclusion support to centre users with counselling services a safe return to our centre with risk assessed activities partnership work with Albrighton Centre, LevelSix, ArtInThePark increasing volunteering opportunities
24/09/2020	£9,900 £94,968	HOUNSLOW MULTICULTURAL CENTRE	Requesting grant to support the dietary needs of those who are older, homebound, disabled, frail, widowers and living alone with many health-related issues and to prepare meals for them. These people are absolutely dependent on us as they are unable to cook food for themselves.
24/09/2020	£9,984 £702,527	DRAGON HALL TRUST	Project OPAL (Older People after Lockdown) Dragon Hall will provide weekly activities to support older people regain their confidence to leave their homes safely, classes to improve their physical and mental health wellbeing and provide social and learning opportunities for people to retain their current networks and make new relationships.
24/09/2020	£38,840 £394,485	THE FOOD CHAIN (UK) LTD	The funding would help us with â€¢ the direct service delivery costs arising form the threefold increase in referrals to the essential groceries service â€¢ the additional staff costs incurred as result of the increased referral level â€¢ the development of online nutrition education cookery classes and recipe demonstrations
24/09/2020	£10,000 £113,220	HAVELOCK FAMILY CENTRE	The funding is for the salary of a Support Worker to oversee children's contact with an absent parent after separation and parental conflict, including cases of domestic violence. The worker will be responsible for arranging family support sessions and supporting children to re-establish their relationship with a separated parent.
24/09/2020	£9,545 £192,047	LEWISHAM IRISH COMMUNITY CENTRE	We want to adapt the way we work with our older community to reduce social isolation and enhance physical and mental health by the provision of digital classes and fitness classes onsite /offsite and online to meet changing needs of our community as we move out of lock-down.
24/09/2020	£9,200 £87,542	HILLINGDON REFUGEE SUPPORT ORGANISATION	The funding is for; extra staff hours to enable us to cope with the increased demand and number of new referrals; internet access to enable 10 of the most vulnerable to access our online services supporting and empowering vulnerable young unaccompanied refugees and asylum seekers aged 16-21 in Hillingdon.
22/09/2020	£6,390	CLUB KALI NETWORK CIC	This funding will enable us to partner with other organisations to deliver a range of online & physical events for BAME/South Asian LGBT+ members in London to provide vital support as we emerge from Lockdown. We need Paid Workers 6 days monthly, Volunteer costs, laptop, PPE /event/venue materials & costs.
22/09/2020	£30,337 £1,039,532	BLINDAID	Continued support to 1000+ isolated blind and visually impaired people, via weekly calls and virtual social groups, ensuring the safety and continued wellbeing of our beneficiaries, who need our staff and their specialist expertise now more than ever. Funding will help us to avoid redundancies and ceasing support services.
22/09/2020	£9,330	BREAD N BUTTER CIC	The creation & distribution of Recipe Meal Kits to tackle food in-security, food waste & provide an educational platform where beneficiaries receive food but also learn new skills. The kits aim to empower beneficiaries (those shielding, on free school meals, unemployed, NRPF) to cook balanced, nutritious meals at home.
22/09/2020	£10,000 £32,726	COUNSELLING MATTERS BEXLEY	The funding is for our charity to be able to continue to provide a flexible counselling service to as many clients as possible by using a range of delivery methods, including phone and online counselling as well as some face to face counselling when it is safe to do so.
22/09/2020	£10,000 £57,850	AFRICAN REFUGEE COMMUNITY	Advice, guidance, case management and support on state benefits, employment, training, housing, immigration, well being and mental health. Individual support and group activities workshops
22/09/2020	£9,353 £464,896	AGE UK WALTHAM FOREST	The funding would be used for the employment of a temporary Administrative Assistant to support our expanded Befriending Project.
22/09/2020	£45,600	BIKEWORKS CIC	implementation of the cycling on prescription model, introducing new partnerships made with GPâ€™s, NHS and Pharmacies, during the Covid-19 Cycle Delivery service. Using our expertise in engaging people experiencing significant health, economic, and social inequalities to meet increased demand from people who face the highest risk of negative impacts.
22/09/2020	£46,190 £1,641,318	BODY & SOUL	â€¦boosting the capacity of our HIV Programmeâ€™s Team to manage increased demand for our casework and advocacy services and to provide increased access to one-to-one and group-based mental health interventions to support our members (service-users) living with or affected by HIV (MLWH).
18/09/2020	£9,995 £428,180	ACHEINU CANCER SUPPORT	The funding will enable cancer patients who have been in isolation for many months to improve their emotional well-being through different therapeutic mediums.
17/09/2020	£8,500 £224,196	THE DISABILITY FOUNDATION	TDF has now looked at developing a Wellbeing Hub which will deliver its services in a new capacity. This is a new and transformative way of working and delivering our service to our patients.
17/09/2020	£9,998 £14,962	SOMALI COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT TRUST	Upgrading our services to the community to take advantage of digital/social media platforms such as Zoom, Facebook, WhatsApp. The current equipment is ageing and needs upgrading. The money will be used to buy digital equipment such as laptops, PC, a digital camera, hiring an instructor, volunteers and supervision costs.
17/09/2020	£9,475	THE UBELE INITIATIVE	To deliver our 8-week programme to BAME communities to support them to start their own businesses and projects providing hope out of this isolation crisis. An initial research phase will establish a new approach in delivering BUD™s successful programme in order to clarify content and make it accessible.
17/09/2020	£10,000 £28,083	LATITUDE CARE NETWORK LIMITED	Funding is for: People - Volunteering Expenses + Miscellaneous Service - Practical assistance limited financial assistance in the form of occasional food vouchers and non-perishable food items. Equipment - Desktop and Laptop Computers, Portable Remote Printers, Tablets and Smartphones. Overheads - including administration, working from home and Miscellaneous.
17/09/2020	£4,800	CONTROLLING CHEMSEX CIC	The funding is specifically for our Pandemic Support programme to help people who are struggling with Chemsex addiction, at a time when this problem has escalated and demand for our services has increased dramatically. This will include fees for sessional workers and the purchase of one laptop
17/09/2020	£30,130 £101,587	THE ZAHID MUBAREK TRUST	The funding will be used for delivering our bespoke emotional and practical support service to prisoners, prison leavers and their families from BAME, including Gypsy, Roma and Traveller communities with whom we are in contact through our ongoing campaign 'A Record of Our Own' (www.arecordofourown.org)
17/09/2020	£10,000 £88,991	SUNBEAMS LONDON LTD	The funding is for a part of the rent of a larger, Covid-secure space, for mental health focussed mentoring sessions for vulnerable girls and staff & volunteer development costs, associated with the restructuring of services: increase in volunteer coordination to better support mentors and 6 training sessions.
17/09/2020	£23,785 £1,208,951	BEDE HOUSE ASSOCIATION	An additional qualified and experienced Domestic Violence caseworker to enable us to manage an increase in referrals as lockdown eases.
17/09/2020	£2,136 £767,018	CONSORTIUM OF LESBIAN, GAY, BISEXUAL AND TRANSGENDER VOLUNTARY & COMMUNITY ORGS	Re-starting TransLondon's monthly support group meetings at Gays the Word bookshop and live-streaming the meetings for those who can't attend - either because of the restricted space imposed by social distancing measures, or because they are vulnerable members who are still shielding. Meetings provide vital social support.
17/09/2020	£8,259 £767,018	CONSORTIUM OF LESBIAN, GAY, BISEXUAL AND TRANSGENDER VOLUNTARY & COMMUNITY ORGS	The funding is to deliver online events to keep the community connected, and to re-establish real time events such as music, arts, discussions, and wellbeing activities. This will provide both virtual and real life safe spaces for isolated lesbians in London to meet, connect and interact with others.
17/09/2020	£9,225 £112,312	HEAR WOMEN/GARGAR FOUNDATION	This funding is for the equipment and professionals needed to create an online platform to bring our mental health programs online. We aim to provide BAME women and children with the mental health support and advocacy services and resources we are known for virtually, now and in the future.
17/09/2020	£34,000 £1,321,061	BROMLEY MENCAP	...adapting our service delivery model to offer new Covid-19-safe activities to people with disabilities in Bromley and surrounding boroughs.
17/09/2020	£19,433 £1,154,143	THE BIKE PROJECT	¢ Bike donations delivered directly to refugees with one-to-one follow-up support. ¢ Cyber Cyclists. Online programme providing activities and support for refugees ¢ Volunteer programme for people wishing to support refugees and asylum seekers ¢ Virtual Dr Bike service for refugees and NHS workers.
17/09/2020	£31,493	SALAAM PEACE COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT PROGRAMME C.I.C.	Our funding request is for delivering social-distance incorporated community sports programmes in Waltham Forest, Hackney, and Haringey. These sport programmes will be supplemented with nutrition workshops delivered by City Dietitians and counselling sessions to support addressing well-being and mental health requirements.
17/09/2020	£32,994 £548,003	HOUNSLOW CITIZENS ADVICE	The funding is for one FT Money Adviser to assist with the soaring demand for our help with financial problems directly resulting from the devastating impact of Covid-19 on jobs and businesses in Hounslow, leaving thousands of residents with insufficient income, at risk of further hardship, indebtedness and homelessness.
17/09/2020	£5,975 £1,058,811	BRENT COMMUNITY TRANSPORT	The funding is for the cost of providing two additional minibuses and its associated running cost to deliver food parcels for an extra run.
17/09/2020	£9,940	BURGESS PARK FOOD PROJECT	...to allow us to re-open the garden safely, provide training for our volunteers and develop our potential as a space for diverse members of the community to learn about organic gardening, permaculture and growing food. We want to incorporate as a charity and improve our governance
17/09/2020	£4,200	INTO THE LIGHT COUNSELLING AND SUPPORT FOR SURVIVORS CIC	supporting adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse with advise, signposting, psycho-educational courses and workshops and providing more in-depth one to one counselling support for 8 identified survivors.
17/09/2020	£25,400 £945,408	AGE UK BARNET	Development of a dedicated short-term outreach resource to forge links with small local groups in order to identify and target personalised support at the most vulnerable and isolated older people who are excluded from existing support services due to the digital / online delivery of many current support services.
17/09/2020	£32,649 £213,034	BELL FARM CHRISTIAN CENTRE	To meet the changing needs, our projects have to adapt to provide face to face support to smaller numbers more often, we seek funding to expand our staff capacity to do this. We require funding to invest in technology and new protective screens to deal with the growing demand.
17/09/2020	£5,049 £385,684	CARAS (COMMUNITY ACTION FOR REFUGEES AND ASYLUM SEEKERS	Volunteer training, recruitment and ongoing support for online activities.
17/09/2020	£49,578 £1,179,842	CLEAN BREAK	Essential equipment and infrastructure expenditure to begin our phased return to on-site work, supporting women who have experienced the criminal justice system or are at risk of entering it.
17/09/2020	£25,000 £462,287	NL CARES LIMITED	providing connection for 2,727 older and younger people who are most at risk of isolation and loneliness. Our transitioned programmes provide connection at a distance and now incorporate Virtual Social Clubs, 1-2-1 Phone Friendships, monthly activity packs and weekly calls to older neighbours and subsequent referrals.
17/09/2020	£43,619 £1,539,622	MICHAEL SOBELL HOSPICE CHARITY	The funding is for our new Remote Support and Wellbeing Service which will support local people with life-limiting illnesses and their loved ones, helping them to combat loneliness and isolation and avoid them spiralling into a crisis situation as lockdown restrictions are relaxed.
15/09/2020	£9,922 £9,785	AFRICAN FRENCH SPEAKING ORGANISATION	The funding is for a social responsibility the leaders of "AFSOR" have to keep delivering the services, and skills for life training the organisation does. Also for preventing difficulties arising from the COVID-19, in hope to enable our service users and skills for life trainees to emerge from crisis.
15/09/2020	£10,000	THE HORNBEAM CENTRE	Develop volunteer and outreach program expanding our emergency response offer to people affected by Covid19. In particular, we will target BAME and other marginalised communities. Both volunteers and service users will benefit from training and activities with improved mental and physical health, reduced isolation, accessing food and saving money
15/09/2020	£10,000 £36,947	WEST LONDON WELCOME	We are seeking funding to take on a full time support worker and administrator in response to growing case work due to the pandemic. We are also applying for money to pay for therapeutic sessions for our staff and volunteers who are doing frontline support work.
15/09/2020	£5,492 £31,800	PERSIAN ADVICE BUREAU	Provide asylum seekers/refugees with information, advice, and advocacy, and provide counselling sessions on the phone/ face-time or via Skype. Particularly the asylum seekers who speak little or no English and have become somehow lost or forgotten during the first stream of lock down.
15/09/2020	£35,000 £68,050	AFRICAN RAINBOW FAMILY	The funding is for promoting and improving the mental health of LGBTIQ+ refugees and people seeking asylum, including reducing their isolation. This is specifically for our London branch members.
15/09/2020	£10,000	JOPADHOLA COMMUNITY UK	The Black and minority ethnic communities have been disproportionately affected by the effects of Covid-19 pandemic. By coming to their aid through this funding, their welfare and general wellbeing shall be positively impacted.
15/09/2020	£7,350 £17,985	MANJU SHAHUL-HAMEED FOUNDATION FOR MENTAL HEALTH	The funding is for the delivery and support of a Mental Health First Aid programme working with those most vulnerable needing early intervention support, guidance and advocacy.
11/09/2020	£5,000 £80,419	ENDEAVOUR CLUB	The funding will be used for the re-opening the Endeavour youth club after 6 months of lockdown due to Covid-19 and to offer support and guidance to our members and young people and to use the clubs facilities to engage them in physical activities.
11/09/2020	£10,000 £42,905	UPTOWN YOUTH SERVICES	This funding is to run sessions at the youth club for young people to help them with Covid-19 related anxiety, family issues, going back to school transition and supporting those particularly vulnerable to grooming, gangs, drugs and anti-social behaviour.
11/09/2020	£9,203 £269,396	JAMYANG BUDDHIST CENTRE	The funding is to provide free access to BAME and LGBT+ communities to our Fall 2020 mental well-being programmes. Our current model of suggested donation by tiers acts as a barrier to marginalized populations. We would like to make them free to them to encourage access and participation.
11/09/2020	£5,000 £1,336,542	CROYDON VOLUNTARY ACTION	Start-up costs for Croydon COVID-19 Mutual Aid, including: volunteer expenses (e.g. petrol), leaflet printing, postage costs, Mutual Aid helpline set up cost to direct individuals to their local mutual aid group, software costs (upgrades e.g. zoom, digital mapping tools etc).
11/09/2020	£6,830 £35,322	THE RAGHUVANSHI ASSOCIATION	The funding is for providing a food cooking & delivery service for elderly and vulnerable, bereavement prayer services via Zoom, elderly support and digital skills classes. Provide online exercise classes (Yoga and Chair Based exercises) and Spiritual sessions via Zoom. Some funds used for language specific CV19 communication videos
11/09/2020	£9,998	CODE1 COMMUNITY GROUP LTD	We will provide and deliver free healthy, balanced meals and groceries for vulnerable, in-need African Caribbean people living in Wood Green/Hornsey area. The food will be distributed by volunteers, who also provide a chat, signposting or referrals including to our befriending service where required for those who are isolated.
11/09/2020	£7,955 £1,633,728	THE BACK-UP TRUST (BACK UP)	The funding is for our remote services for Londoners affected by spinal cord injury. Through mentoring, telephone support and online support groups, we help people rebuild their confidence and independence, and offer a strong support network. During the pandemic, we are focused on tackling isolation and preventing difficulties from escalating.
11/09/2020	£17,780 £72,369	SOMALI WELFARE TRUST	The funding is for the provision of mental health counselling support using talking therapy for Somali Women who faced intense stress, depression and anxiety as a result of the isolation, family struggles and the emotional strain during the lockdown which has a serious toll when trying to keep homelife together.
11/09/2020	£9,984 £1,286,290	HEART N SOUL	The funding is for essential equipment and additional, personalised support that will enable more people with learning disabilities to engage with Heart n Soul's activities online, enjoy an enhanced quality of experience and inspire others to take part though sharing their creativity.
11/09/2020	£6,750 £71,233	SHEMA KOLI	The funding is to expand our specialist support services (via our telephone helpline, abuse-prevention educational programmes and telephone counselling) to support victims of domestic violence in the orthodox Jewish community who have been adversely affected by the impact of the extended, enforced COVID-19 lockdown.
09/09/2020	£9,747 £26,179	QUEEN'S PARK BANGLADESHI ASSOCIATION	The funding is to provide a range of of online and phone-based activities to support BAME women during the current Covid crisis. The project aims to maintain and improve the mental and physical wellbeing of women. Our project will provide support to 90+ women.
09/09/2020	£8,095	POSITIVE ROLE MODELS	Structured activities aimed at BAME boys aged 13yrs-17yrs, most at risk of youth crime. Taking place at Haringey Sixth Form College. Combining fun basketball sessions with interactive workshops, learning new skills, mentoring & group conversation based learning, to foster greater educational attainment and engagement.
09/09/2020	£9,682 £76,098	HOLY TRINITY (C OF E) PARISH CHURCH PHILIP LANE, TOTTENHAM LONDON N15 4GZ	This funding is to continue to maintain our parish’s response to increasingly evident food poverty and fraying community engagement and exchange efforts among the often economically deprived and diverse (and by no means exclusively migrant) communities around us.
09/09/2020	£9,980	DIABETES ACTION CIC	The funding is for innovative Wellness and Independence Program. The plan is to increase our capacity to provide food parcels and toiletries to those that cannot afford them due to severe financial hardship.
09/09/2020	£9,282 £22,080	APHASIA RE-CONNECT	Funding is for people with Aphasia, helps them recover the ability to talk by group meetings that practise the lost art of talking. This also provides companionship, overcomes loneliness & builds self confidence. Project will adapt operations to incorporate internet technology, create "Virtual meetings," assisting more people with aphasia
09/09/2020	£9,578 £124,019	RESPONSE COMMUNITY PROJECTS (EARLS COURT) LTD	PPE equipment e.g protective screens, etc, which will help us to prepare a safe and friendly environment for the re-opening of our community facilities and for us to continue providing weekly emergency supplies of essential food parcels for 26 weeks to 70 elderly and vulnerable BAME users.
09/09/2020	£9,940 £93,169	ETHIOPIAN WOMEN'S EMPOWERMENT GROUP	The funding will be used to: -Hire a project worker and support three volunteers -Purchase food vouchers for our most vulnerable members -Hire massage therapists -Cover running costs -Purchase Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for our staff and members
09/09/2020	£4,857 £1,421	CYCLE SISTERS	The funding will enable us to restart led rides safely and in line with government guidelines including training our volunteer Ride Leaders to transition into a new way of working. It will also fund the delivery of cycle skills lessons which are an essential complement to our led rides
09/09/2020	£5,407	FREE2B ALLIANCE	The funding will enable us to re-open our face-to-face LGBTQ+ youth support in a Covid-Secure way, alongside a continued online provision.
09/09/2020	£9,787 £49,622	CASSANDRA LEARNING CENTRE	Digital Transformation of support services for women and children living/fleeing in Domestic Violence relationships. T o move services on line and provided blended wrap around services.
09/09/2020	£9,684 £67,858	ASSOCIATION FOR POLISH FAMILY PYZA	The funding will allow us to continue run the community food hub, offering food and essentials to Polish/EE communities twice a week at local community centre. It will enable us to distribute and deliver food boxes that will help to cope with the challenging circumstances.
09/09/2020	£10,000	STROKE & APHASIA MINORITIES SUPPORT GROUP LTD	The emergency grant will help to address their needs especially those isolated without family support. And we will improve their well being to stop the risk of death. We would be making sure those our vulnerable member has everything they need while they are unable to leave the house .
09/09/2020	£9,763 £162,609	POSITIVE CARE LINK	The funding is to enable us to train four cohorts of volunteers in financial and benefits literacy so that they, in turn, can provide first aid advice to our service users who are from the BAME community a community that has been hardest hit by COVID-19.
09/09/2020	£9,786 £541,666	HER CENTRE	We are requesting for 14 laptops to give our 14 staff to continue to work effectively from home with women in crisis. We will then use our 8 older laptops to set up virtual meetings for those women needing support without internet in the community centre we are based in.
09/09/2020	£7,802 £61,953	HILLINGDON WOMEN'S CENTRE	The development of a domestic abuse recovery program consisting of online workshops delivered over a 6 week period, supported with 1-2-1 introductory sessions and follow ups post the workshops as required.
08/09/2020	£582	FTM LONDON	The funding is for the services required to successfully and securely move our organisation online, making sure our members can still access support from their peers, and for hiring speakers to facilitate engaging activities to combat the negative impact of Covid-19 on our members' normal lives and wellbeing.
03/09/2020	£10,000 £68,766	MOSAIC COMMUNITY TRUST	The funding is for a phone-based service for BAME men to manage anxiety, stress, depression and fear also offering self-help management tools for long term health conditions. The service will encourage and enable BAME residents to seek help and support by facilitating signposting, referrals and connection to services.
03/09/2020	£9,864 £46,192	KWAAFRICA	The funding is for project that aims to improve the health and wellbeing of BAME communities including those recovering from a COVID-19 diagnosis as well those managing their long term conditions such as HIV, hypertension, diabetes and obesity.
03/09/2020	£6,000 £29,221	BANGLADESHI PARENTS ASSOCIATION IN NEWHAM	The fund is for food assistance support through the provision of food parcels to very vulnerable BAME families who have been serious impacted by the Covid-19 who find themselves economically vulnerable and food insecure find themselves battling illness, hunger and debt.
03/09/2020	£10,000	ISLINGTON TURKISH KURDISH CYPRIOT WOMEN'S WELFARE GROUP	The funding is to support Turkish, Kurdish and Cypriot women, living in the Islington area and isolated because of Covid-19, through a telephone based qualified advice service, in community languages, to improve mental health, reduce loneliness and provide support around welfare issues, employment and domestic violence.
03/09/2020	£9,845 £71,706	CLUB SODA	The funding is to actively engage with our community of people with learning disabilities, digitally. To achieve this, we have to increase staff capacity to understand digital access needs and exclusion issues through digital skills training, and deliver online workshops to increase digital skills of our community.
03/09/2020	£10,000 £1,095,515	DEMENTIA CONCERN	The requested funding is for additional equipment needed for staff to continue working effectively. We are asking for funds for laptops, so staff are able to work remotely and adapt to not being able to work from their office desk. We will also be providing extra IT training for staff.
03/09/2020	£9,784 £42,267	DEAFROOTS	The funding is for to provide virtual support to Deaf and Hard of hearing people who have lost their jobs or at risk of losing their jobs due to the effects COVID19 pandemic on businesses. Advice Guidance, CV, sign posting for Benefit advice support will be provided digitally.
03/09/2020	£10,000 £53,591	MAXABILITY	The funding is for reopening the studio after having closed due to the COVID-19 crisis. In July 2020, three new staff members have been hired, as it is no longer possible to rely largely on volunteers. Maintenance work needs doing, and health and safety precautions are needed for reopening.
03/09/2020	£9,700 £90,593	STREET TALK	The funding is for practical support for vulnerable migrant women including those who have been trafficked asylum seekers and those with no recourse to public funds as well as further support with their mental health with additional counselling sessions.
03/09/2020	£9,287 £17,700	UGANDA CROYDON CATHOLIC COMMUNITY	The funding is to support the Ugandan community living in London during Covid-19. Funds will be directed towards services to support those in the community of all ages who are most vulnerable and at-risk, providing food parcels, essential items such as Vitamin D Supplements and counselling services. Condition of award : This grant excludes the cost of a motivational speaker
26/08/2020	£9,926 £1,067,696	SOUTHWARK DISABLEMENT ASSOCIATION	The funding is for assisting individuals in dealing with the isolation caused by the pandemic, staying independent safely, navigating and providing practical help and finding their voice in dealing with the changes in the welfare system due to COVID 19 and its impact on social care and their daily lives.
26/08/2020	£3,569 £2,481	THE SOMALI TEACHING GROUP	The funding is community recovery from the effects of Covid-19
26/08/2020	£9,948 £61,885	WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION FOR AFRICAN NETWORKING AND DEVELOPMENT WAND UK	This funding is for providing a well being programme for disadvantaged women who have faced physical and emotional challenges during COVID19 .Sadly, many of our women cannot access our on-line programmes as they neither have resources nor skills. Combating Digital exclusion in communities is the focus of this project
26/08/2020	£7,840	CARIBBEAN SOCIAL FORUM	The funding is for cultural related bereavement, dementia, and health & wellbeing bespoke workshops and 1-2-1 counselling. Members will learn how to support each other long term on Zoom using Action Learning sets (structured method enabling small groups to address complicated issues by meeting regularly and working collectively)
26/08/2020	£10,000 £12,604	EALING SOMALI WELFARE AND CULTURAL ASSOCIATION	ESWCA seeks funding to offer support additional 43 identified refugee and migrant women and their families with solutions to cope with Covid-19 easing measures through open-space and online keep fit sessions while supporting them also to deal with issues such as debt, welfare benefits and addressing mental health.
26/08/2020	£5,280 £24,143	AWAAZ - REDBRIDGE EDUCATION & SOCIAL WELFARE SUPPORT GROUP	People: Staff and volunteers Equipment: Hardware and software, laptop,phone and tablets for our service users. Resourses, training costs, vouchers, food costs Services: Professional fees, organisational development etc Core costs: Rent, admin, utilities.
20/08/2020	£7,174 £1,242,151	TURKISH CYPRIOT COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION	We are seeking funding in order that we can provide support to vulnerable Turkish Speakers as lockdown measures are eased. We want to provide cultural, linguistic and religious sensitive weekly advice service, a weekly television information program and coordination of befriending for housebound over a 20-week period.
20/08/2020	£4,681 £25,333	MUSLIM WOMEN'S WELFARE ASSOC.	This funding is to develop and enhance our services via Zoom, training volunteers, PPE equipment for staff, staff costs, to re-open and make our centre/office safe/clean for staff, volunteers and users, 2 laptops, rent of office, petrol, home working costs, composing manuals, usage of car for delivering homework. Grant Condition: This excludes the office rent and cleaning request but includes at 10% core cost contribution
20/08/2020	£4,655 £254,640	WEST HAMPSTEAD WOMEN'S CENTRE	The funding is for PPE, sneeze guard and partition, equipment, additional cleaning materials and extra cleaner's hours to enable West Hampstead Women™s Centre to deliver activities safely and securely.
20/08/2020	£9,593 £231,339	IPOP	Supporting parents out of lockdown, reducing isolation, building self esteem, confidence, reflective time and respite activities to build confidence in reintegrating parents back into their communities. The wellbeing of parents with a disabled child or children is paramount to ensuring that they can effectively and efficiently care for their children.
20/08/2020	£9,151 £46,232	SOUTH LONDON TAMIL WELFARE GROUP	With this funding, the project coordinator would identify, for families affected, resources and help to assist their difficulties during this crisis, making a real difference in their lives and assisting with translation services for those seeking employment, writing letters on their behalf and explaining correspondence received that requires urgent response.
20/08/2020	£9,576 £80,347	COMMUNITY CENTRE FOR REFUGEES FROM VIETNAM, LAOS AND CAMBODIA	contribution to salaries and core costs as we re-open our centre and reinstate activities for our Vietnamese elders; plan how to rebuild our hire income which, in a normal year, subsidises these activities and our overheads; plan activities for the wider community such as an annual well-being day.
20/08/2020	£9,977 £189,453	MARYLEBONE BANGLADESH SOCIETY	a part time COVID-19 Information and Support Worker post to help us restart our activities in accordance with government guidelines. Also funding for increasing the cleaning of our centre as we restart more activities, providing essential PPE pack (extra masks, hand sanitisers, gloves) to all our users.
20/08/2020	£9,341 £24,073	FEDERATION OF IRAQI REFUGEES	To assist our clients during the pandemic we have set up an Iraqi and Kurdish mutual aid project providing: Medical advice in our clients language, shopping for grocery and medical supplies, setting up video chats via zoom, issuing updates from World Health Organisation and other channels re current advice
20/08/2020	£5,600	WOMEN OF WANDSWORTH	This fund is for free weekly food parcels for elderly in local lodges, who are self-isolating and cannot go to the shops and telephone conversations for lonely elderly. "LCF is committed to being a living wage funder and we would encourage you to pay your staff the london living wage which is £10.75. You may want to reduce hours or consider this wage for future grants. Funding must be used towards food, petrol costs, and co-ordinator time only."
20/08/2020	£10,000	RESTORATIVE JUSTICE FOR ALL INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE	The funding is to enable us to respond to an increasing number of appeals from disadvantaged children and young people whose mental health has been affected by COVID19. The funding will cover support for their wellbeing and tackle loneliness as well as cover them access to free food and PPE.
20/08/2020	£4,994 £724,441	KATHERINE LOW SETTLEMENT	Our summer project will focus on young people’s resilience and wellbeing using a mixture of reflective activities, creative projects and sports. Working face-to-face during the holidays and virtually when schools resume we aim to get them ready to reengage with school and learning, reducing the impact COVID disruption.
19/08/2020	£9,804 £1,232,763	BAYIS SHELI	The funding is for the extra costs incurred for the six week period of school holidays , where our residents would usually have gone to camp, or organised outside activities . The lack of volunteers due to Covid will have to be replaced with paid staff .
19/08/2020	£9,336 £17,200	WILLIAMGIFTCARE	We are seeking funding to assist local isolated, single women and older people who have just been discharged from hospital after a long period of sickness caused by COVID-19. After the discharge their are on a strict medical guideline to stay isolated for some time.
14/08/2020	£10,000 £74,465	BREAKING OUT OF THE BUBBLE	This funding is for support to adapt and develop our essential befriending service, mentalhealth training, tablets to help at-risk clients stay engaged with our work. As well as support to increase online engagement and effectiveness of services through digital channels so that positive activities and outcomes can be maintained.
14/08/2020	£9,359 £74,871	COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT & SUPPORT INITIATIVES (CESI) - UK	The funding is for supporting the older ex-British Gurkha veterans to reduce their isolation and loneliness due to COVID-19 pandemic.
14/08/2020	£9,900 £490,895	THE REDEEMED ASSEMBLIES TRUST	The funding is to help supply over 100 families with food and essentials specifically vulnerable, people in need, those shielding, low income and people who cannot access Public Funds-- NRPF LCF recommends the organisation connects with PECAN who are coordinating food distribution in the area.
14/08/2020	£9,220 £151,601	AIMING HIGH LONDON	The funding will provide disadvantaged children and young people from low income families with daily nourishing cooked lunches as well as stimulating activities during the summer holidays.
14/08/2020	£41,340 £828,322	ZSV TRUST	Continued distribution of Kosher food parcels to financially struggling families who have suffered from COVID, particularly those with school-aged children and teens. Funding is sought to cover the cost of weekly food parcels for 390 families over 26 weeks, as well as the salary of the Project Manager.
14/08/2020	£40,692 £556,957	AGE UK WANDSWORTH	A) 6 month salary of part-time coordinator of COVID-related services (food provision, alleviation of loneliness, chair-based exercise) B) 6 month salary of part-time volunteer coordinator C) 6 month salary of part-time advice worker D) 6 months salary of Digipals coordinator E) equipment to enable home, out reach/distance working.
14/08/2020	£10,000 £162,966	MESILA UK	The funding is for an enhanced and extended project to help those who have fallen into financial difficulties as a result of the covid crisis, via educational methods such as webinars and individual coaching, to enable them to emerge from crisis resilient and financially healthy, preventing issues from becoming worse.
14/08/2020	£9,450 £138,001	CHABAD LUBAVITCH OF ISLINGTON	The funding is for continued delivery of crisis response. A. regular co-ordinating volunteers to pick up & deliver pharmacy. B. Weekly free delivery food packages to shielding people.
14/08/2020	£9,980 £130,943	EMPOWERING DEAF SOCIETY	Ensuring deaf people get access to all necessary information via video messaging platforms / social media, in BSL. We will offer support for older/vulnerable deaf with shopping, medication, arranging deliveries and appointments and translation of essential letters and documents. We will support people who are grieving or isolated.
14/08/2020	£9,992 £155,394	ALLIANCE FOR INCLUSIVE EDUCATION	The funding is for ALLFIE to provide administrative and strategic support and capacity building for our newly formed Disabled Black Lives Matter pressure group. The group aims to address racial and intersectional inequality, and under-representation of disabled people of colour in the work of London’s Disabled Peoples Organisations.
14/08/2020	£8,175 £119,546	CENTRE FOR ARMENIAN INFORMATION & ADVICE (CAIA)	The funding is to enable disadvantaged London Armenians such as refugees/migrants, Carers/men/women subsisting on low incomes in work/out of work/self-employed to overcome the impact caused by Covid 19 such as financial/employment uncertainty to strengthen their social/economic resilience via timely advice/information support, improved digitals skills and training opportunities.
14/08/2020	£9,950 £64,202	DORSET COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION	The funding is for supplying hot healthy meals for BAME vulnerable children and families, seniors and adults with disabilities in crisis from the local area to ensure they do not suffer from food poverty, malnutrition and declining health due to COVID (19.https://www.theguardian.com/society/2020/jul/12/cases-of-child-malnutrition-double-in-last-six-months)
14/08/2020	£1,000 £37,288	22ND WIMBLEDON SCOUT GROUP	The funding is for the purchase of the necessary equipment required for us to be able to safely reopen our services to the young people and to make our Headquarters as safe as we can so that we can open it for community use again too.
14/08/2020	£9,589	SISTERS OF FRIDA	This funding is to improve the accessibility of our digital platforms’ and extend the reach of our work to support more Disabled women across London. We will also use the funding to create a toolkit on how to run effective and accessible online training focused on Deaf and Disabled women.
14/08/2020	£9,884 £57,745	AUTUS	The funding is for personalised (remote) one to one coaching support for 30 young Autistic people who are unemployed, socially isolated and whose mental health (due to challenges with anxiety, depression, loneliness and coping with change) has deteriorated significantly since Covid19.
14/08/2020	£9,884 £602,871	RICHMOND ADVICE & INFORMATION ON DISABILITY	Advice and Information service for disabled adults (benefits advice, housing, money and debt advice) across Richmond and Hounslow boroughs. We will extend our currently commissoned Information Navigation, Benefits Advice and Money Advice services into the Hounslow borough as well as increase the support we provide in Richmond.
14/08/2020	£9,360 £41,988	WALWORTH GOLDEN OLDIES COMMUNITY CARE PROJECT	The funding is for the costs towards of our Project Co-ordinator, who will co-ordinate digital services for vulnerable older people as they transition out of lock-down to the new norm. The project will provide support for 120 older people with mental health difficulties to re-access services.
14/08/2020	£9,997 £106,437	ENFIELD SAHELI	The funding is to support isolated, vulnerable and marginalized women who have had an acutely negative impact on the existing mental health challenges e.g. financial instability, escalating domestic tensions, bereavement for our BAME Clients who make up 95% of our clients by providing online activities and telephone support & Counselling.
14/08/2020	£10,000 £45,540	RESPEITO	Providing support for Portuguese speakers, women, victims of domestic abuse and violence, providing one to one support, employment support, interpreting.
14/08/2020	£6,600 £88,278	ST. EDWARD'S CHURCH, MOTTINGHAM	The funding is to: Ensure that food and other basics eg cleaning and washing products, can continue to be provided. Provide safeguarding, listening and advice training for volunteers. Increase the administrative capacity of the project. Fund more publicity as the service develops.
14/08/2020	£9,800 £91,262	ADVICE SUPPORT KNOWLEDGE INFORMATION	DIGITAL REVITALISE: Digital and telephone support services for isolated older people during lock-down and the transition to the New Normal of everyday routines
06/08/2020	£10,000 £311,159	MISGAV	To address the isolation and its mental health impact on 18 disabled women and 80 of their caregivers through targeted, practical support and 1:1 activities to help users learn life skills needed for adjusting to a new reality in public spaces.
05/08/2020	£8,079 £117,215	THE ST LUKE'S MISSION INITIATIVE	employment of a part-time Foodbank co-ordinator to enable our foodbank to continue once lockdown eases and our volunteer co-ordinators return to their other work commitments
05/08/2020	£9,997 £394,281	MERTONVISION	Providing a specialist counselling service from an empathetic visual impairment background to tackle the growing feelings of anxiety and depression our service users are experiencing brought on from Covid19 isolation which is directly blamed on their visual impairment. In addition, the worry from fall out after lock down is over.
05/08/2020	£8,900 £24,143	ST CUTHBERT'S CHURCH NORTH WEMBLEY	To set up Memory Café at Home. A tailored memory café delivered to people’s door, phone or computer. It tackles social exclusion and loneliness and replicates the health and wellness benefits of the café. We are expanding our service and helping those most impacted by Covid-19.
05/08/2020	£10,000 £33,224	HEADWAY WEST LONDON LIMITED	To refocus our work & establish new working methods via virtual platforms &virtual support to ensure West London’s brain injury survivors & their families feel discharged safely from hospital and have access to targeted advice, support and signposting so they become more independent self-resilient and reconnect with their communities.
05/08/2020	£9,945 £262,863	ROOM TO HEAL	The funding is for essential food and provisions to help torture survivors meet basic day-to-day needs during the ongoing pandemic. It's also for equipment, software, wifi and training so staff can provide remote, specialist trauma-based therapy and casework services (housing, healthcare, welfare, etc.) for these vulnerable people.
29/07/2020	£9,996	LAMBETH ASIAN CENTRE	Combat increased elderly abuse caused by COVID-19 crisis among Asian older people and support victims to recover from emotional and psychological effects of their experiences; regain confidence, self-esteem, independence, and meaningful and purposeful in life; reintegrate into their local communities and be able to protect themselves in future.
29/07/2020	£8,500 £641,341	LAMBETH LEARNING DISABILITY ASSEMBLY	Providing support to enable isolated people with Learning Disabilities to maintain their friendships using social media ( especially smart phones, Zoom) to stay in touch with friends, run their own meetings and have access information and services, by providing on loan pre-setup Tablets and 1 to 1 support.
29/07/2020	£9,918	M&C FOUNDATION LTD	We are seeking funding to continue supporting refugees and and asylum integration service which was interrupted due to the pandemic and financial difficulties. They are also one of the social group in our communities who have been seriously hit by the disease due to poverty and this continues.
29/07/2020	£9,970 £435,553	CENTRE FOR ADHD & AUTISM SUPPORT	The funding requested is to allow us to improve our IT infrastructure to make remote working simpler for our staff, and to allow us to improve and expand our online training offer for parents/carers of young people diagnosed with ADHD/autism.
29/07/2020	£9,950 £191,000	DEPTFORD METHODIST MISSION DISABLED PEOPLE'S CONTACT	This funding is for equipment and materials to make our Day Centre COVID-safe for our elderly disabled service users when we reopen later in the year. It includes part-funding of the Day Centre Manager salary to implement these changes, facilitate a deep clean, and re-start the centre.
29/07/2020	£10,000 £130,604	ABILITY NORTH LONDON	Serious Play is a 21 day play scheme geared to special needs adolescents with a two pronged approach of learning executive functional skills through recreational activities in a vibrant and exciting environment.
29/07/2020	£10,000 £174,401	CHRIST CHURCH FELTHAM	The funding is for a Holiday Hunger Project. To support vulnerable school aged children during the school holidays. There is a large shortfall in the number of children who receive free school meal vouchers and those that live in poverty, we are trying to bridge that gap with this project.
29/07/2020	£2,554 £237,920	HARINGEY MENCAP	Due to Covid19 many of our clients are having to isolate at home. The grant will help fund the weekly wellbeing activity packs that we are creating and delivering to them e.g. arts and crafts materials, colouring pages, word searches and sports activities.
29/07/2020	£9,941	BROMLEY EXPERTS BY EXPERIENCE CIC	The funding is to support extra work needed to quickly adapt our delivery, enabling flexible, safe and compliant services through the longer term Covid environment: temporary operations practical support for disabled staff with remote working, enhanced health/safety processes, adapted project delivery; additional management and consultancy hours for further organisational improvements.
29/07/2020	£9,800 £38,359	CHRISTIAN KITCHEN	The funding is for extra costs that we have incurred feeding 75% more people each night during the COVID-19 lockdown compared to the period immediately before. This is extra food and employment costs, PPE, cleaning materials and increased costs we have had to pay for our waste removal contract.
29/07/2020	£8,762 £214,218	PEPPER POT CENTRE	The funding is for purchasing food items , August 2020 - January 2021, volunteer expenses for volunteer driver to deliver meals to housebound, those unable to come to centre. Purchase one door freezer to enable centre to buy, store frozen items, purchase sanitary items for housebound, contribution towards petrol,mobile phone costs.
29/07/2020	£1,880 £47,242	NEW LODGE RIDING FOR THE DISABLED	us to start back up with our valuable therapuetic riding sessions. We have children who can't wait to get back and have had their confidence and self esteem dented during lockdown. Funds will be used to help cover the costs of keeping safe, reliable, specially trained horses.
29/07/2020	£5,000 £24,223	ILAYS	The funding is to buy food and essentials for the some of the most deprived members of the BME community (mostly Somalis), who face many barriers including poverty and lack of knowledge of how to access available resources within the borough, and have also been disproportionately affected by coronavirus.
29/07/2020	£10,000 £291,552	BOOKS BEYOND WORDS CIO	This funding is for the development of a series of free wordless story resources to help adults with learning disabilities / autism to support their mental health recovery through the COVID-19 pandemic and to support the costs of organisation to provide support and resources to people with learning disabilities.
21/07/2020	£8,180 £73,845	FAST PROJECT	The funding is for additional staff costs to provide socio-emotional support for the young people who use our services and reach more of them in the area.
21/07/2020	£15,054	HOUSE OF RAINBOW CIC	Supporting queer people of colour through Covid 19, including: refugees, asylum seekers and migrants; MSM living with HIV; and people of faith who are isolated because of religious-based homophobia and transphobia at home and from their communities at this time.
21/07/2020	£36,000	COMMUNITY AFRICAN NETWORK	Enhancing organisational capacity, developing new digital channels and providing food packages and household items to 300 low-income, no recourse to public and undocumented African and Caribbean families within Hackney.
21/07/2020	£4,650 £71,706	CLUB KALI NETWORK CIC	The funding is for a mobile phone so that a Volunteer can support our members remotely (using whatapp/SMS etc), and for Paid Help to improve online platforms. Many of our service users are not ÔoutÕ and use mobile phones to engage with us for help/support/contact. Please note that this grant is awarded on the condition of receiving updates to supporting documents as follows: governing document asset log to be restricted for charitable organisations only and a submission of a finalised safeguarding policy that must include recruitment, definitions, reporting procedures, safeguarding procedures and responsible people. This will need to be a condition before release of funds.
21/07/2020	£17,579 £1,527,455	LONDON IRISH CENTRE	Redeveloping the London Irish Centre’s services in response to the pandemic to deliver Befriending, Advice, Wellbeing and Cultural services digitally and by phone, and to bring nutritious food to those who are in need via a Community Kitchen and Community Fridge for vulnerable families through an expanded and revamped volunteering programme.
21/07/2020	£25,022 £365,992	HAMMERSMITH AND FULHAM COMMUNITY LAW CENTRE	To redeploy two members of our staff, who are legal aid housing solicitors, to respond to a changed need in our service delivery. We have an increased need to advise on non-legal aid housing advice, an increased need for welfare benefit advice and a new need for employment advice.
17/07/2020	£44,970 £484,044	AFRICA ADVOCACY FOUNDATION	Additional costs due to COVID-19 lockdown until end of October 2020 as outlined in your application budget. Please note that your application has been part funded as confirmed with you by MOPAC.
17/07/2020	£15,992 £52,070	AFRICAN WOMEN'S CARE	Additional costs due to COVID-19 lockdown until end of October 2020 as outlined in your application budget.
17/07/2020	£21,061 £220,269	BEXLEY WOMEN'S AID	Additional costs due to COVID-19 lockdown until end of October 2020 as outlined in your application budget. Please note that your application has been part funded as confirmed with you by MOPAC.
17/07/2020	£20,190 £1,294,229	BROMLEY & CROYDON WOMEN'S AID	Additional costs due to COVID-19 lockdown until end of October 2020 as outlined in your application budget.
17/07/2020	£25,310 £116,991	CLAUDIA JONES ORGANISATION	Additional costs due to COVID-19 lockdown until end of October 2020 as outlined in your application budget.
17/07/2020	£28,304 £19,731,000	CRANSTOUN	Additional costs due to COVID-19 lockdown until end of October 2020 as outlined in your application budget.
17/07/2020	£42,748 £46,177	DAWN CHARITABLE TRUST (DIWA ASIAN WOMENS NETWORK)	Additional costs due to COVID-19 lockdown until end of October 2020 as outlined in your application budget.
17/07/2020	£7,764 £61,953	HILLINGDON WOMEN'S CENTRE	Additional costs due to COVID-19 lockdown until end of October 2020 as outlined in your application budget.
17/07/2020	£84,466 £61,953	HILLINGDON WOMEN'S CENTRE	Additional costs due to COVID-19 lockdown until end of October 2020 as outlined in your application budget.
17/07/2020	£45,968 £1,163,054	HIBISCUS INITIATIVES	Additional costs due to COVID-19 lockdown until end of October 2020 as outlined in your application budget.
17/07/2020	£13,524 £27,604	ELLA'S HOME	Additional costs due to COVID-19 lockdown until end of October 2020 as outlined in your application budget.
17/07/2020	£103,557 £1,522,388	GALOP	Additional costs due to COVID-19 lockdown until end of October 2020 as outlined in your application budget.
17/07/2020	£18,703 £82,206	HAVEN - THE SURVIVORS OF ABUSE NETWORK	Additional costs due to COVID-19 lockdown until end of October 2020 as outlined in your application budget.
17/07/2020	£5,655	INTO THE LIGHT	Additional costs due to COVID-19 lockdown until end of October 2020 as outlined in your application budget. Please note that your application has been part funded as confirmed with you by MOPAC.
17/07/2020	£19,328 £304,104	MOSAC	Additional costs due to COVID-19 lockdown until end of October 2020 as outlined in your application budget. Please note that your application has been part funded as confirmed with you by MOPAC.
17/07/2020	£6,000 £47,090,000	THE RICHMOND FELLOWSHIP	Additional costs due to COVID-19 lockdown until end of October 2020 as outlined in your application budget. Please note that your application has been part funded as confirmed with you by MOPAC.
17/07/2020	£69,574 £189,412	ONE IN FOUR	Additional costs due to COVID-19 lockdown until end of October 2020 as outlined in your application budget.
17/07/2020	£50,585 £1,262,521	EACH COUNSELLING AND SUPPORT	Additional costs due to COVID-19 lockdown until end of October 2020 as outlined in your application budget. Please note that your application has been part funded as confirmed with you by MOPAC.
17/07/2020	£31,660 £94,757	EXCEL WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION	Additional costs due to COVID-19 lockdown until end of October 2020 as outlined in your application budget.
17/07/2020	£15,697 £541,666	HER CENTRE	Additional costs due to COVID-19 lockdown until end of October 2020 as outlined in your application budget.
17/07/2020	£27,268 £3,150,396	STANDING TOGETHER AGAINST DV	Additional costs due to COVID-19 lockdown until end of October 2020 as outlined in your application budget. Please note that your application has been part funded as confirmed with you by MOPAC.
17/07/2020	£75,461 £1,620,462	HOPSCOTCH ASIAN WOMEN'S CENTRE	Additional costs due to COVID-19 lockdown until end of October 2020 as outlined in your application budget. Please note that your application has been part funded as confirmed with you by MOPAC.
17/07/2020	£87,661 £7,776,530	HOUSING FOR WOMEN	Additional costs due to COVID-19 lockdown until end of October 2020 as outlined in your application budget.
17/07/2020	£7,656	LEGAL ADVICE CENTRE	Additional costs due to COVID-19 lockdown until end of October 2020 as outlined in your application budget. Please note that your application has been part funded as confirmed with you by MOPAC.
17/07/2020	£51,680 £464,479	LONDON BLACK WOMEN'S PROJECT (LBWP)	Additional costs due to COVID-19 lockdown until end of October 2020 as outlined in your application budget. Please note that your application has been part funded as confirmed with you by MOPAC.
17/07/2020	£45,136 £32,462	NOUR	Additional costs due to COVID-19 lockdown until end of October 2020 as outlined in your application budget. Please note that your application has been part funded as confirmed with you by MOPAC.
17/07/2020	£13,000 £592,917	PLIAS RESETTLEMENT	Additional costs due to COVID-19 lockdown until end of October 2020. Please note that your application has been part funded as confirmed with you by MOPAC.
17/07/2020	£11,749 £350,884	WOMEN AND HEALTH	Additional costs due to COVID-19 lockdown until end of October 2020 as outlined in your application budget.
17/07/2020	£36,959 £535,842	EAST EUROPEAN RESOURCE CENTRE	Additional costs due to COVID-19 lockdown until end of October 2020 as outlined in your application budget. Please note that your application has been part funded as confirmed with you by MOPAC.
17/07/2020	£6,590 £111,314,000	THE NATIONAL SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO CHILDREN, NSPCC	Additional costs due to COVID-19 lockdown until end of October 2020 as outlined in your application budget.
17/07/2020	£23,428 £1,121,201	RESPOND	Additional costs due to COVID-19 lockdown until end of October 2020 as outlined in your application budget.
17/07/2020	£32,038 £2,983,823	SAFER LONDON	Additional costs due to COVID-19 lockdown until end of October 2020 as outlined in your application budget.
17/07/2020	£14,831 £43,629	STREETLIGHT UK	Additional costs due to COVID-19 lockdown until end of October 2020 as outlined in your application budget.
17/07/2020	£20,205 £52,024	SURVIVORS TOGETHER	Additional costs due to COVID-19 lockdown until end of October 2020 as outlined in your application budget.
17/07/2020	£3,200 £344,278	BEYOND THE STREETS	Additional costs due to COVID-19 lockdown until end of October 2020 as outlined in your application budget. Please note that your application has been part funded as confirmed with you by MOPAC.
17/07/2020	£36,796 £281,409	STAY SAFE EAST	Additional costs due to COVID-19 lockdown until end of October 2020 as outlined in your application budget.
17/07/2020	£8,260 £304,188	THE MAYA CENTRE	Additional costs due to COVID-19 lockdown until end of October 2020 as outlined in your application budget.
17/07/2020	£153,454 £18,102,554	REFUGE	Additional costs due to COVID-19 lockdown until end of October 2020 as outlined in your application budget. Please note that your application has been part funded as confirmed with you by MOPAC.
17/07/2020	£142,113 £4,158,579	ADVANCE ADVOCACY AND NON-VIOLENCE COMMUNITY EDUCATION	Additional costs due to COVID-19 lockdown until end of October 2020 as outlined in your application budget. Please note your application has been part funded as confirmed with you by MOPAC.
17/07/2020	£7,600 £85,643	AURORA FOUNDATION FOR PEOPLE ABUSED IN CHILDHOOD	Additional costs due to COVID-19 lockdown until end of October 2020 as outlined in your application budget.
13/07/2020	£20,600 £212,883	MUSLIM CHARITIES FORUM	The funding is for the Muslim Charities Forum (MCF) to continue our campaign for national solidarity, #TogetherWeCan, bringing together local, national and international NGOs. This collaborative programme manages the pooling of expertise and resources between charities to support those affected by COVID-19 in the UK.
10/07/2020	£10,000 £230,822	THE WICKERS CHARITY	We are aiming to combat Holiday/COVID-19 Hunger. With children and young people unable to attend school where most will be given school meals, many low-income families are struggling to feed themselves. The funding is to provide weekly care packages of essentials to help families through these difficult times.
10/07/2020	£7,860 £125,511	CELESTIAL CHURCH OF CHRIST AMAZING GRACE PARISH	To continue to provide food necessities for vulnerable people in our geographical area of Peckham and Nunhead. We are currently supporting 50 people to a 3 meals a day.
10/07/2020	£10,000 £22,900	CAME WOMEN AND GIRLS DEVELOPMENT ORGANISATION	As the coronavirus pandemic continuous spreading and the stay home advice is giving rise to more women/girls experiencing abuse, Our organisation will continue collecting food from Tesco and getting essential supplies from INKIND DIRECT to deliver to some of Greenford’s elderly population and vulnerable women and girls.
10/07/2020	£10,000 £655,514	NORTH LONDON FOODBANK	We apply for funding to continue delivering Foodboxes to individuals and families in financial crisis, and to expand our service to provide ready-cooked meals for vulnerable families(including families living with illness, bereavement, post-partum mothers, single parent families).
10/07/2020	£9,990 £2,097,768	QUAGGY DEVELOPMENT TRUST	Getting Through It Together Ð a 3-month series of targeted, online wellbeing/engagement workshops for mums/carers at risk of peri-natal depression, vulnerable families and older people. Practitioner-led Sessions will be recorded and Q and As offered to give participants scope to get prompt support/follow up support for their specific issues.
10/07/2020	£8,992 £87,060	STREATHAM DROP-IN CENTRE FOR ASYLUM SEEKERS AND REFUGEES	Extend hours of 4 part-time staff members to meet increased need for 3-month period. Purchase IT equipment, mobiles, and laptops to boost efficiency and ensure good practice. Contribute to internet connectivity cost to facilitate IT provision / laptops for families experiencing exceptional poverty and further disadvantaged by digital divide. Please be aware we are unable to support the "user connectivity cost internet" element of your request with the funds we have available to distribute
10/07/2020	£3,405 £490,702	THE MANNA SOCIETY	our food takeaway service. The majority of the funds will cover the cost of takeaway containers and the cost of meat & veg. If we were to reopen the centre we could only see 20 people at a time. With our takeaway service we can provide 120 meal per day (on average) 7 days per week.
10/07/2020	£11,525 £72,369	SOMALI WELFARE TRUST	The funding will enable us to determine in detail the impact of Covid-19 on the Somali Community so that it enable SWT to be better prepared in terms of having a stronger online infratstructural support and resources in place to tackle community needs more effectively even when in mobile in any future lockdowns. Please note that this partial grant is because we are unable to fund the project evaluation consultancy and can only fund three months for MS Office, Anti Virus and Teams software costs.
10/07/2020	£7,923 £545,065	OMNIBUS - CLAPHAM	The survival/adaptation of Omnibus’ participation programme. Six weeks of activity including: - Tripling Routes output, - Kitchen Table - pilot project tackling social isolation in adults, - Clapham Companions - pilot project offering conversation/stories to isolating seniors, - Making/delivering lunches to children on FSM who cannot access food vouchers. Please note that this partial grant is for the FSM Project solely
10/07/2020	£16,500 £255,080	SPITALFIELDS CITY FARM	increasing provision of free food parcels to those in our community who need them. Supporting this with virtual cooking classes, demonstrating how to prepare quick and nutritious meals from the ingredients supplied. Continuing to grow fresh seasonal produce for the community and providing access to seeds and soil for growing.
10/07/2020	£10,000 £621,279	SKYWAY CHARITY	The funding is to help us to provide immediate relief to vulnerable families and individuals in the local community and transition from supporting people face-to-face into offering effective online and remote support
10/07/2020	£10,000 £215,306	ROBES PROJECT	The funding is to provide support to our 23 guests who are in emergency accommodation and 14 ex-guests. This includes food, laundry and mobile phone costs; making and delivering care packages; and providing advice and mental health services.
10/07/2020	£10,000	THE PEOPLES CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP	To sustain and increase our supply of food, and our capacity to distribute. We aim to meet the growing demand for non-perishable food items as well as ensuring adequate staffing levels to manage the project and volunteers.
09/07/2020	£10,000 £62,107	KAFEL AID	Setting up a Covid-19 mental health Support Programme. We will pay therapists and counsellors to run online anger management and parenting classes on how to protect children against online abuse and radicalization during the lockdown. We will finance two days of Mental health first aid training for our staff and volunteers.
08/07/2020	£24,950 £458,334	HARROW CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU	The funding is for a Coronavirus specific advice line dealing with emergencies in Harrow stemming from the pandemic. This will include immediate crisis advice on issues such as domestic violence and destitution. We will also proactively contact those local residents known to be vulnerable/isolated to ensure they are accessing full the range of available local support.
08/07/2020	£5,000	ASPIRE2INSPIRE DYSLEXIA	The funding is for us to secure support from a specialist in ICT to enable us to reach more people through the creation of podcasts and facilitate our live online support sessions for our vulnerable clients with dyslexia who struggle with day to day tasks, isolation and low self esteem.
08/07/2020	£9,315 £11,870	ARTHRITIS SELF-HELP NETWORK (LONDON)	IT infrastructure to enable us to carry on remotely and to pay someone to co-ordinate and facilitate our volunteer involvement. Emergency response to help our clients live healthy whilst shielding.
08/07/2020	£8,541	MOON ACADEMY CIC	We will move our support services for children online and loan laptops to our most vulnerable families. We will continue supporting vulnerable members with food aid or shopping support as well as being a trusted source of health information on Covid-19 in community languages.
08/07/2020	£6,500 £65,267	COLLIERS WOOD COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION	• To set-up a viable, fully staffed and functioning virtual Community Centre for a minimum period of 6 months. • To ensure that vulnerable members facing multiple challenges (loneliness, food poverty, language barrier and digital illiteracy) have access to support and advice during the coronavirus crisis.
08/07/2020	£14,000 £308,035	NOTRE DAME REFUGEE CENTRE	a) Provide Hygiene Pack for migrant rough sleepers, destitute migrants and asylum seekers with no recourse to public funds b) Restart cancelled ESOL Classes and Job Club on-line c) Extend Counselling Service online to provide befriending & Listening service
08/07/2020	£9,980 £56,294	DESTINY COMMUNITY SERVICES	The funding is for food that we distribute to the homeless and other vulnerable people in East London, and for personal protective equipment for our volunteers to do this work safely.
08/07/2020	£15,500 £171,956	ADVOCACY NOW	An Operations Coordinator to transform delivery to provide accessible, accurate, information and support remotely. Creating a dedicated phone line and collating basic digital skills training we will help users through the process of understanding both their presenting issue and basic IT to address it in partnership with their advocate.
08/07/2020	£16,479 £153,668	HEAR US	satisfying the increased demand for advice and support for welfare related issues such as benefit claims. It will tackle social exclusion of isolated and vulnerable people with severe and enduring mental illness. It includes welfare surgeries and a pilot online open forum to reduce deterioration in mental health and wellbeing.
08/07/2020	£9,347 £7,318	KEVIN KARARWA LEUKAEMIA TRUST	The funding is for KKLT to continue to provide and adapt needed services to blood cancer patient’s especially Leukaemia sufferers and their carers. We aim to provide a range of digital forums and engagement activities to inform, support and offer emotional support to reduce isolation and anxiety.
08/07/2020	£5,300 £57,850	AFRICAN REFUGEE COMMUNITY	- Fresh Food cooked one to distribute to our vulnerable service users - Cleaning products to distribute -10 laptops and 15 smartphones for our staff / volunteers and service users to help work remotely - Cost of internet data and top up calls - Cost of Personal Protective Equipment for our staff / volunteers reaching out - Safeguarding and Risk assessment training for staff and volunteers
08/07/2020	£7,482 £58,179	AFRICAN WOMEN GROUP	The funding is enable Refugee Families and their Children to have vital mentoring, befriending and resources support that will help to strengthen the family environment and help them to cope better during the Covid-19 outbreak.
08/07/2020	£26,100 £114,862	STEP UP HUB (PREVIOUSLY KNOWN AS HELP SOMALI FOUNDATION - HSF)	The funding is for upskilling members of the community in technical skills (and providing some with additional technology resources), uploading new and different (relevant) material and supporting individuals, family units and communities through additional telephone and virtual platforms (WhatsApp, Zoom, facetime, etc.)
08/07/2020	£20,000 £1,190,957	THE CLEMENT JAMES CENTRE	To accommodate the increased demand for our Advice and Guidance Programme, we have deployed staff from other areas. This grant will enable us to address the funding deficit created by the redeployment of staff.
08/07/2020	£10,000 £170,674	GOODS FOR GOOD (GLOBAL)	The funding will enable us to supply new and gently used essential goods like nappies, hygiene products and household goods to people in need in Barnet and Camden including homeless people, refugees, users of food banks and those living in temporary accommodation.
08/07/2020	£8,000 £644,957	HILL HOUSE ST. HELIER COMMUNITY CENTRE (PART OF COMMUNITY ACTION SUTTON)	Is to enable us a centre to meet the immediate needs of our local communities, from food and essentials, and cleaning products short-term staff costs
08/07/2020	£7,920	NEW ART STUDIO	The funding is for new art materials to uphold sanitation guidance; for food vouchers to give to our most vulnerable members; and for an urgent temporary wage to secure the continued services of our two supporting art therapists during this difficult post-lockdown transition.
08/07/2020	£10,000 £105,379	DOORSTEP HOMELESS FAMILIES PROJECT	The funding is to purchase tablets for children without devices, for digital inclusion, distance learning and a budget to top up non perishable food packages with fresh food such as fruit and vegetables and emergency needs for hygiene items e.g nappies, sanitary products, cleaning products, baby formula, calpol etc.
08/07/2020	£9,640 £725,977	NAM PUBLICATIONS	The funding is for Zoom workshops, group discussions and presentations for people living with HIV across London, particularly those from African and other BAME communities, with the objective of better supporting them to self-manage their health and decision making; strengthen their networks and reduce worry and stress about COVID.
08/07/2020	£9,261 £153,836	KURDISH & MIDDLE EASTERN WOMEN'S ORGANISATION	The funding is for: Improving clients' accessibility to VAWG services through online portals in different languages; Digital consultancy & training for staff; Cleaning office; sanitary and disinfectants to resume services; Basic needs for (6 women and 4 children) survivors of domestic abuse and have No Recourse to Public funds.
08/07/2020	£12,000 £1,606,990	TAPESTRY CARE UK	The continuation of newly established, innovative emergency care and support services for older people, people with disabilities and long-term physical and mental health conditions who have been adversely affected by the Covid 19 virus. The establishment of new services dealing with the mental and physical long-term effects of the outbreak.
06/07/2020	£15,000 £153,293	VOICES OF HOPE	We are requesting funding for infrastructure support to maintain, expand and secure our offer to local vulnerable people for the provision of food parcels and cooked meals (so far over 900 food requests have come through the Council and our mutual aid food group have met over 830 requests).
06/07/2020	£10,000 £383,550	ST CUTHBERT'S CENTRE	The continuing provision of a hot food takeaway and delivery service totalling 500 meals per day, mental health counselling service and housing/ practical advice case work.
06/07/2020	£7,500 £1,210,269	PECAN- SOUTHWARK FOODBANK	The funding is for delivery of support packs to beneficiaries of our Women's Services (supporting women in the Criminal Justice System) and HourBank (supporting the most vulnerable members of our community). Beneficiaries normally receive in-person support up to three times a week. We will post support packs two times a month to improve mental health, reduce isolation and address food poverty. This grant award covers 3 months costs which is in line with eligibility criteria.
06/07/2020	£10,000	LIFE CHANGERS FOUNDATION	This funding is to enable us continue to provide food items, toiletries and other household essentials to families and individuals who are shielding, vulnerable, those unable to work or lost their jobs and struggling financially as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. This grant is conditional on the clarification of the organisation;s asset lock.
06/07/2020	£9,950 £1,162,344	DA'WATUL ISLAM UK & EIRE	• Buying food and essentials for people in need of support. • Temporary staffing costs helping to respond to needs of the community quickly. • Buying goody packs that will enable isolated residents to be occupied with positive activity • Purchasing 2 laptops that will enable remote working to respond to this pandemic
06/07/2020	£9,200 £24,550	DIASPORA IVOIRIENNE UK	We are seeking financial support to help 38 older people and single mothers from the Ivorian Community affected by the crisis who need urgent support to be able to go through the crisis.
05/07/2020	£25,000	BONNY DOWNS COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION (BDCA)	Funding for Corona Relief Coordinators to develop digital and frontline support services in London Borough of Newham – worst hit place with highest death toll in the UK. We will expand our foodbank, online socials/ courses, phone-based befriending/ advocacy, outdoor sports, volunteering schemes and remote activities for vulnerable elders and children.
05/07/2020	£16,000 £26,274	COMMUNITY ACTION ON DEMENTIA - BRENT	This funding is for additional work to reach out to people living with dementia and their carers in Brent who, since the lockdown, are no longer able to access vital services through our 14 local Dementia Cafes, and who continue to need essential emotional, psychological and practical support. the amount awarded covers 3 months costs for volunteers and staff which is in line with LCRF requirements.
05/07/2020	£9,900	AFRICAN EQUALITY FOUNDATION	This funding is for African Equality Foundation. To provide food, medicine, cleaning materials (preventive measure), provide mobile telephone facilities. Online support, provision of sanitary pads The following additions are required to your safeguarding policy: All people within your organisation working with children and/or vulnerable adults are subject to relevant background checks i.e. Disclosure & Barring Service AND you must add a staff/volunteer recruitment procedure. You should also add information on having an asset lock to your governing document.
30/06/2020	£25,000 £548,835	THE LIMES COMMUNITY AND CHILDREN’S CENTRE	Emergency funding to support vulnerable children and young people with special educational needs and autistic spectrum disorder aged 0-25 and their families to reduce the risk of harm, family breakdown and poor mental health. We’ll provide remote family support including signposting, youth/toddler clubs, one-to-one help, advice and activities.
30/06/2020	£27,913 £49,116	WELLBEING CONNECT SERVICES	The funding is to enable us provide rapid response services as a result of Covid 19 pandemic by providing protective office screens /desktops for one to one advice and advocacy support; masks; protective clothing for our front line staff, telephone outreach to clients, to engage an interim talking therapy / specialist supervision for staff, purchase of additional mobile phones and other overheads.
30/06/2020	£4,388 £234,518	S.T.O.R.M FAMILY CENTRE LTD	S.T.O.R.M would like to run online Art Therapy Classes and private online one to one counselling sessions (run by a senior trainee Integrative Arts Psychotherapist (Senior trainee IAP), to support existing and new service users who are struggling with DV, low levels of depression, anxiety and of course due to the current situation, those who are now isolated and in need of support
30/06/2020	£5,000 £44,729	POSITIVE NETWORK COMMUNITY PROJECT	Provide temporary call centre/outreach provision would help us to meet the immediate needs of the predominantly BAME elders regarding food, medication, supplies and arrange for it with our outreach service. We will deliver food, medication and supplies to the elderly and vulnerable. Tablets to assist members to keep in touch with family/friends through social video conferencing. Memorial event.
30/06/2020	£9,900 £68,766	MOSAIC COMMUNITY TRUST	The funding is for providing a phone-based service to 50+ BME women to manage their anxiety, stress, depression, worry and fear including offering self-help management tools to manage long-term health conditions and encourage and enable residents to seek help and support through facilitating sign-posting, referrals and connecting them with relevant services.
30/06/2020	£5,715 £201,478	WEST EUSTON PARTNERSHIP	The funding is for moving all our services online/virtually and the costs that this will incur. It will target those furthest from employment and work with them to create an action plan that will improve their employability through addressing their mental health and/or wellbeing needs. It’s a proven fact that those who find it hardest to get work are more likely to suffer from poor physical and m
30/06/2020	£10,000 £28,021	FIRST STEP ACTION	We are applying for second wave funding to offer consistent service to our service clients, who we are reading providing to them with the first wave basic necessity food etc and and staff cost to enhance our services. They deliver online and build our capacity in the organisation of Covid-19 lock-down. First Step Action is ready to respond to needs of our service users.
30/06/2020	£30,460 £1,069,748	THE 999 CLUB	This funding is for new work in response to Covid-19 supporting 110 homeless people through 12 weeks of lockdown with emergency poverty relief, outreach and digital infrastructure. Costs for three months include: emergency weekly food supplies; essential digital resources for benefits/asylum liaison, physical/mental health information and access to employment/training/education qualifications.
30/06/2020	£7,500 £37,777	SOUTH LONDON COUNSELLING SERVICES	-Culturally sensitive loss and bereavement counselling and support. -Emotional and mental health support arising from confinement. -Provide readily accessible advice, guidance and information on Covid-19 and public health measures in different languages for communities whose first language is not English. Signposting people to other useful service providers.
30/06/2020	£15,000 £424,001	BLACK TRAINING & ENTERPRISE GROUP (BTEG)	The funding is for additional capacity to support BAME community organisations to have the capacity to ?think differently and strategically? and source relevant funding and resources to accommodate change and transition during Covid-19, submit quality applications and have access to the required supporting documents.
30/06/2020	£5,525	SOUTHWARK DYNAMOS FOOTBALL CLUB	Our funding proposal is to help the people at risk during the pandemic including Elderly people, disability and especially people with Physical, mental conditions with food supplies including essentials to help them through the countries pandemic. Funds will be used over a period of 3 months leading to September.
30/06/2020	£15,732 £107,667	SKILLS & TRAINING NETWORK LIMITED	o continue delivering our wide range of support services and virtual training programs remotely. The funding requested to achieve the transition to switch using digital tools; to train our staff/volunteers and pay other ongoing costs to increase the capacity of our work in most need locally.
30/06/2020	£10,000 £1,139,278	CAMDEN CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU SERVICE	The funding is for robust cloud-based digital platforms to support remote working. Our current server-based IT has limited remote access which has caused particular challenges during lockdown. Improved IT functionality would help us operate more efficiently with ready access to the tools needed to deliver advice remotely.
30/06/2020	£9,300 £322,264	HOMELESS ACTION IN BARNET	The funding is to equip my staff to work remotely. We are usually Centre based but staff need to be able to work at home and in other locations. This means we will have to equip them with laptops and mobile phones with a data plan.
30/06/2020	£6,381 £452,459	MAGIC ME	The funding is for the set up and additional costs of adapting Magic Me’s regular intergenerational arts projects, to deliver our new At Home Together programme. This will serve 400 people, many 70+, living individually or in care homes, combatting social isolation through interactive artist-led creative activities on and off-line.
30/06/2020	£20,000 £461,479	SOBUS	an on line training and support system to build the capacity and resilience for local VCS organisations. The Charity Learning Consortium online learning system will enable us to deliver tailored and targeted support to groups as their needs, capacity and objectives require. The online facilities will allow us to provide comprehensive support and training whilst maintaining social distancing.
30/06/2020	£38,300 £114,753	THE BOW FOODBANK LIMITED	We have seen such a dramatic increase in numbers that we have had to move to larger premises ( temporary use while their project is closed). We believe that the numbers in food poverty and seeking support from us will remain high in the post-pandemic period and we are seeking funding to help us cope with supporting families through this critical time .
30/06/2020	£27,925 £261,571	THE BOILER HOUSE COMMUNITY SPACE	The coordination and translation of current, evolving grassroots needs. Enabling delivery of immediate and medium term crisis response, particularly around food poverty, signposting, loneliness. To develop an alliance of local civil society groups/ orgs to communicate, share resources and inform higher level policy. Adapt health/wellbeing activities for social distancing measures.
30/06/2020	£9,720 £9,985	DALGARNO SUPPLEMENTARY SCHOOL	We would like to request funding for educational resources, laptops and IT support to enable us to develop online education support for 30 children and young people BAME communities Kensington and Chelsea
25/06/2020	£40,000 £325,791	CLOCKHOUSE COMMUNITY CENTRE	Our Community centre closed its doors to all of our user groups on March 20th. Therefore, we are not receiving any rental income. It is vital that we continue to be proactive supporting the most vulnerable local residents by providing food deliveries and telephone support to the most isolated.
25/06/2020	£2,170 £149,557	HAMPTON & HAMPTON HILL VOLUNTARY CARE	… increasing the capacity of our organisation to respond to the demand for help to people affected by COVID-19 by providing welfare parcels, shopping support, prescription deliveries, expanding our virtual community connections/wellbeing activities and provide us with essential equipment to help in the delivery of these services safely.
25/06/2020	£24,865 £814,133	AGE UK REDBRIDGE, BARKING AND HAVERING	The funding is for developing digital channels to reduce loneliness for local older people, increasing our capacity/speed to respond to heightened demand (currently a 30% increase) :- a. A Social Inclusion Development Worker to oversee the new service delivery model; b. P/T Advice Worker to increase Information/Advice provision in Havering c. Volunteer costs d. Laptops/Wi-Fi costs
25/06/2020	£12,306 £134,998	AFRICAN HEALTH POLICY NETWORK	Building on crisis-work over 9months we'll: Up-skill AHPN staff in additonal mental health/wellbeing/ bereavement issues Develop a culturally sensitive/replicable mental-wellbeing risk assessment tool Carry out mental-wellbeing health checks/assessments with 65 beneficiaries alongside essentials/food drops Develop/deliver a flexible mental-health support programme including bereavement support
25/06/2020	£33,936 £633,323	HARROW CENTRAL MOSQUE & MASOOD ISLAMIC CENTRE	supporting the operation of Helping Hands initiative which was started in direct response to COVID- 19 1to help the vulnerable and needy with essential items & providing food parcels/cooked meals for those in financial difficulty. Supporting the operation of our funeral service by setting up bereavement counselling, assistance with Mental Health and addiction.
25/06/2020	£18,750 £429,770	BEYOND FOOD FOUNDATION	The funding is to adapt our training programmes and support services for people who have been or are at risk of homelessness. We are also providing online advice, counselling, grant support for phone, internet etc, and food parcels in partnership with other agencies and have established a new crisis helpline.
25/06/2020	£5,040 £44,728	BARNET AFRICAN AND CARIBBEAN ASSOCIATION (BACA)	The funding is for purchasing e-tablets for service users to participate in supervisor-led chair-based online exercises, access GP telemedicine services and maintain contact with other services users. The funding would also cover the costs of training and ongoing support, including how to use the internet safely.
25/06/2020	£10,000	ARC COMMUNITY SPACE	Emergency food deliveries to local families experiencing food poverty, with increased food bills due to children out of school and parents sick and unable to work. we will need to see a copy of the organisation's CIC confirmation statement to ensure compliance with our due diligence processes.
25/06/2020	£25,806 £25,479	MINARET COMMUNITY CENTRE	COVID-19 response service offering a range of blended services - Food Bank, community outreach providing essentials/ food delivery, check in and chat service. Extended home-care support for Sheltered Category individuals, virtual services including 1-1 check in, counselling, women’s support group webinars, translation services, prayer meetings, home tutoring and essential equipment provision
23/06/2020	£19,780 £120,348	THE EVELYN OLDFIELD UNIT	The funding will enable EOU to support BAMER organisations across London to more effectively meet the needs of the communities they support during the pandemic. We will provide bespoke training to meet the challenge of Covid-19 including support on funding, new ways of working, digital technology and collaboration.
23/06/2020	£10,000 £342,642	LIVE AND LEARN	Our organisation will be supporting people who are at high risk from COVID-19. The 5-a-day fruit & veg will all be delivered to people in the community who are over 60 years and need to be isolated to keep safe. It brings the community together by involving the young people to do acts of kindness to the elderly in their community.
23/06/2020	£9,519	LOVAGE PROJECT CIC	Over the next two months, the funding will enable us on a weekly basis to continue and expand our provision to a total of 420 emergency meals for Kings College Hospital staff, the Outside Project, and the Buses4Homeless project, as well as to provide 40 vulnerable families with ingredients boxes.
23/06/2020	£6,250 £17,985	MANJU SHAHUL-HAMEED FOUNDATION FOR MENTAL HEALTH	The funding is to support the development and implementation of a foodbank and accompanying befriending service to elderly residents living in Croydon. The service will target those who are most vulnerable and likely not to be able to access shops and/or support arising from being isolated.
18/06/2020	£5,523 £851,030	FOUNDATION FOR WOMEN'S HEALTH RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ( FORWARD)	The funding is for staff, volunteer and digital services delivery costs to reshape our support and outreach services for BME women in London. Partnering with two BME women’s organisations to deliver bespoke online services and peer to peer outreach by adapting training, advice and counselling services and developing digital resources
18/06/2020	£9,250 £563,617	GLOBAL ONE	We will provide food which can be picked up from our Mosque (Palmers Green) to support a 60 vulnerable households for 3 months through this current crisis. This will ensure many do not go without or face dire decisions and are forced to make trade-offs at this time.
18/06/2020	£9,854	LEWISHAM MULTILINGUAL ADVICE SERVICE	The funding is for three months staff costs (June to August). This will enable the continuation of the Advice Line Telephone Service Coordinator role and an additional part time Telephone Advice Line Assessor, IT support and home-working costs incurred because of COVID-19.
18/06/2020	£6,996 £17,358	ZEBRAS CHILDREN AND ADULTS CHARITY	Each week our charity provides fresh fruit and Vegetables to vulnerable families who are referred to us via the Local Authorities and families who we have been supporting already for over 3 years.
17/06/2020	£9,780 £527,644	CHEFS IN SCHOOLS	A food hamper service which provides five days’ worth of nutritious lunches for vulnerable families including those eligible for Free School Meals in London.
16/06/2020	£9,328 £88,991	SUNBEAMS LONDON LTD	Extending our mental health focussed mentoring support and parent engagement services to 130 (105 current users+25 new intake) emotionally vulnerable girls age 7-16 in Hackney?s Charedi community. Costs include more Volunteer Coordinator hours, distribution of activity and literature packs, volunteer training and supervision and clinical guidance to parents
16/06/2020	£7,600 £12,604	EALING SOMALI WELFARE AND CULTURAL ASSOCIATION	ESWCA seeks funding to offer to support nearly 85 identified women from minority communities especially disadvantaged women and their families with solutions to deal with the fallout from Covid-19 pandemic such as dealing with domestic violence, challenging welfare/benefits decisions, dealing with debt and addressing mental health.
16/06/2020	£9,350	SAMAFAL COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION	The funding is for equipment, food and extra volunteer capacity because of huge demand created by the pandemic. We will invest in extra capacity and resources to help disadvantaged BAME residents with online form filling, advice provision, engaging in volunteering, food shopping and drop-offs and buying IT equipment.
16/06/2020	£9,970 £1,230,708	CITIZENS ADVICE HARINGEY	A crisis coordination and navigation service for those in crisis due to Covid-19. This will include issues around food, employment advice, welfare benefits and debt. Our service will provide at risk adults in the borough with a navigation support to access crisis provision safely without making multiple journeys across the borough.
16/06/2020	£10,000 £105,075	ELAYS NETWORK	The funding is for a full time advisor post to support us with providing advice support specifically on Covid-19 related issues. The advisor will support clients via telephone calls & online platforms, gathering data on the support needed and creating materials to send out and post on our social media platforms.
16/06/2020	£8,500 £65,696	FEAST WITH US	This funding will help: FEAST! adapt its service delivery to continue to use surplus food to provide nutritious meals to targeted vulnerable adults; increase capacity so that FEAST! reaches more vulnerable adults across London; enable research examining appropriate malnutrition prevention strategies amongst vulnerable adults.
16/06/2020	£6,360 £27,105	FRENCH AFRICAN WELFARE ASSOCIATION (FAWA)	The funding will cover the cost of essential equipment, staff time and , volunteer expenses that FAWA needs to deliver remote put necessary client casework, support services, information, advice and guidance for over 150 beneficiaries we support who have been affected by COVID-19 for the next 3 months
11/06/2020	£5,200 £372,892	BARKING MUSLIMS ASSOCIATION CIO	To continue providing counselling and bereavment support for those struggling with anxieties, domestic abuse ,mental health and impacted by bereavement & Parenting support offering advice to parents and youngsters. To keep our food bank supporting the vulnerable with essentials To continue to support the local authority as a partner serving 3 wards with responsibility for vulnerable residents
11/06/2020	£7,420 £29,221	BANGLADESHI PARENTS ASSOCIATION IN NEWHAM	The funding is required to provide essential support to very vulnerable families in Newham and Barking and Dagenham who are facing a multitude of crisis which is affecting their health and emotional well being as a result of the lockdown due to Covid-19.
11/06/2020	£5,000 £192,047	LEWISHAM IRISH COMMUNITY CENTRE	To continue to expand and develop the provision of befriending and essential food boxes to those who are elderly, living with disabilities and/or in poverty. The project would run for a further three month period from July to September 2020 within the London borough of Lewisham and specifically the Rushey Green ward.
11/06/2020	£7,200 £70,438	LIGHT HOUSE ASSEMBLY HACKNEY	Improving digital channels, providing food packages and household items to 100 low-income families from black ethnic minority community.
11/06/2020	£39,410 £1,892,631	URBAN PARTNERSHIP GROUP	The funding is for a culturally diverse food distribution service on housing estates in Hammersmith, White City and Edward Woods. The project brings together UPG, Nubian Life and Lido Foundation to offer a range of food including halal & Afro Caribbean options through home delivery and collection at community centres.
11/06/2020	£39,450 £699,249	THE CHICKEN SOUP SHELTER	This funding is for transforming our soup kitchen into a home-delivery service, providing hot, nutritious meals at meal times to vulnerable people in the safety of their own home throughout the Covid-19 crisis. The funding will cover the additional expense required to safely prepare, package and deliver the food.
10/06/2020	£10,000 £629,685	CHART (CHINBROOK ACTION RESIDENTS TEAM)	The funding is to supply urgently needed food and essential household products to residents (including families) who need extra support during Covid-19. This includes people who have been instructed to isolate for 12 weeks, senior and disabled residents and those with other vulnerabilities including mental health and/or financial problems.
10/06/2020	£8,325 £67,212	ACTIVITEENS	The funding is to provide an exciting, culturally-appropriate games club over a 16-week period to 64 underprivileged 15-16 year-old Orthodox-Jewish girls for whom the impacts of Covid-19 have been particularly harsh. The funding will cover: the salaries for the game-moderators and games; the design,production and distribution of a weekly newsletter.
10/06/2020	£7,000 £169,471	UP N AWAY	Funding is for delivering breakfast to homes of vulnerable YP with underlying disease/health conditions and cannot go out of the house as well as those who have lost their jobs and cannot afford basic food bills. Also to purchase mobile phones, for the YP which they did not previously have.
04/06/2020	£9,432 £347,092	WANDSWORTH COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT NETWORK	The funding is to enable us to provide hands on support to voluntary, community and faith groups who are on the frontline of providing self-help support to their own communities. We are in contact with over 40 groups who require our support, specifically around building their own capacity to meet needs.
04/06/2020	£4,700 £137,855	EDUCATION AND SKILLS DEVELOPMENT GROUP	We are applying funding to respond to the effect of Covid 19 on the community we work with, we secured small grant to provide food parcels but is now drying up and that is we are asking for this to continue supporting clients who are isolated and in dire need
04/06/2020	£4,323 £697,069	SURVIVORSUK	The funding is to purchase 8 laptops for the counselling staff to assist them in delivering the most needed services during this lockdown period.
04/06/2020	£5,000 £220,761	LIVES NOT KNIVES	The funding requested would provide hot food to vulnerable and disadvantaged people in Hackney. The combination of your funding with our volunteer chefs and delivery assistance, will provide warm and nutritious meals to those most affected by Covid-19.
04/06/2020	£9,990 £410,993	HERE 2 HELP	Operation FOOD: We we will purchase a variety of staple foods in bulk, directly from wholesalers and will distribute these to families in struggling to afford basic food. Through this method, we will make prudent use of funds to help the money provide more value/ food than the families would be able to get in their local grocery.
04/06/2020	£6,215 £213,034	BELL FARM CHRISTIAN CENTRE	This funding would cover additional costs due to the expansion of our older people's work from April-June. We provide ongoing support and telephone outreach to 150 vulnerable local people currently shielding. Providing food, activities, encouraging letters and poems from the local community to help reduce loneliness during this time.
02/06/2020	£6,300 £395,373	WESTBOURNE GROVE CHURCH	Providing food bags to people who are homeless, twice a week
02/06/2020	£7,900 £83,147	CITY CHAPEL	The “COVID 19 - Care In Crisis Project” is designed to combat the continued surge of urgent basic and food needs combined with a ‘Confidence Building Back To Work’ initiative for a minimum of 30 BAME Single Parents & hard to reach individuals/families within the Barking & Dagenham area.
02/06/2020	£9,414 £49,622	CASSANDRA LEARNING CENTRE	The provision of 60 meals a week to women and their children who face Domestic Violence and older women who are isolated and in need of support. In addition the provision of access to counselling services remotely and workshops for children living in difficult conditions with parents who need support in order to help their children.
02/06/2020	£10,000	HUMDUM CIC	We at HumDum CIC have seen a 200% increase in demand for our services in the current lockdown period. We wish to continue to serve more than 300 COVID impacted vulnerable persons and help them get through this tough period.
02/06/2020	£49,671 £127,822	NORTH PADDINGTON FOOD BANK	Continuing to operate at a higher level as the main component of the areas food aid response, including expansion to work across more locations to increase accessibility, whilst laying the foundations for operating with continued higher demand and potential changes to said demand and the operational environment.
02/06/2020	£10,000 £1,119,761	THE AKSHAYA PATRA FOUNDATION UK	The funding is for preparing, packaging and delivering hot, healthy and freshly cooked meals every day to vulnerable families, the homeless, the elderly and the stranded students - who have no access to food while they observe 'stay at home' directive by the UK Government.
02/06/2020	£10,000 £1,163,054	HIBISCUS INITIATIVES	This funding is to meet the needs of current clients under our WrapAround and Diversion Projects (funded by MOPAC through Advance and Women in Prison) to respond to urgent and emerging hardship situations and to provide the technology and services that can ensure our foreign national clients can access the support they need.
02/06/2020	£9,839 £63,661	GURNELL GROVE COMMUNITY TRUST	The funding is for the necessary staff costs and equipment to run an emergency food distribution centre for the next 3 months. We are working with Ealing Council and the Felix project (charity) to provide food packages for 600 plus individuals each week.
02/06/2020	£24,020 £828,322	ZSV TRUST	1. Distribution of food parcels to financially struggling families with school-aged children and teenagers. 2. Training a team of volunteers to support the elderly and vulnerable with their errands. Volunteers will be required to be fluent in English, Yiddish/Hebrew.
02/06/2020	£8,950 £432,396	CAIUS HOUSE	The funding is for a coordinated programme targeted at providing activities for year 11 students in Battersea, keeping them engaged in positive activities. The project will create a digital 'Battersea - Class of 2020' yearbook celebrating their achievements. This will be in partnership with local youth organisations.
02/06/2020	£5,000 £76,098	HOLY TRINITY (C OF E) PARISH CHURCH, TOTTENHAM	This funding is to maintain and enhance our parish?s response to increasingly evident food poverty and fraying community engagement and exchange efforts among the often economically deprived and diverse (and by no means exclusively migrant) communities around us.
26/05/2020	£9,970 £45,347	COMMUNITY EDUCATION FORUM	Many of our clients are already isolated, financially disadvantaged and working low income jobs (carers, cleaners etc.) or self-employed (taxi-drivers, sole traders etc.) before the pandemic and currently struggling. We are requesting funding towards the costs of a community outreach worker offering coronavirus advice & information and to establish a community accessible food bank
26/05/2020	£15,000 £2,983,823	SAFER LONDON	This funding will make sure we can deliver our remote interventions safely, securely, and reliably. With all of our work now dependent on high levels of connectivity we have an urgent need to migrate our delivery to a Cloud based system and reduce the demand on our already stretched systems.
26/05/2020	£10,000	BREAD N BUTTER LONDON CIC	The funding is for our 'Donate a meal' project to further our output of home cooked, nutritious meals to beneficiaries across Enfield and Brent. We wish to ensure that those in isolation (elderly, poorly, in recovery), food insecure and those impacted by the crisis have access to 1-2 meals a day.
26/05/2020	£20,500 £626,450	AVA-AGAINST VIOLENCE AND ABUSE	The funding is for support for frontline staff working with domestic abuse survivors who are currently having to manage vulnerable service users and high risks remotely. The funding will enable us to provide training and support to help staff cope with remote working and vicarious trauma.
22/05/2020	£10,000 £1,080,314	FRENFORD CLUBS	We kindly request funding support for food parcels and essential items for vulnerable people. Mutual Aid Redbridge are currently delivering 100 food parcels a week to vulnerable people throughout the borough who have been unable to receive support from the government/ local goverment or suddenly find themselves in financial hardship. All have been vetted through the charities we work with.
22/05/2020	£50,000 £586,605	ASIAN WOMEN'S RESOURCE CENTRE (AWRC)	Additional worker capacity to assist with increased demands ; installation of extra telephone line; zoom/web subscriptions ; purchasing computers, lap tops, chairs; smart phones, non managerial /supervision for staff; cleaning costs for AWRC premises; travelling costs for staff using public transport when lockdown is eased. Smart phones for women and sim cards.
22/05/2020	£10,000 £65,153	BOLD VISION	The funding is for food boxes for local people experiencing food poverty due to Covid-19, to meet urgent need. We will use the funding to buy fruit, vegetables and dried goods from wholesalers, parcel it up into single-person and family boxes, and distribute it for free using volunteer drivers.
21/05/2020	£9,220 £2,237,532	NORTH ENFIELD FOODBANK	This funding is for the running-cost of handling the over 168% increased demand for our services. We need the fund to ensure: -Continual availability of food -Foodbank operates 6-days a week instead of our usual 3-days to handle the increase -Maintaining and expanding our new home-delivery service to the most vulnerable.
21/05/2020	£10,000 £174,401	CHRIST CHURCH FELTHAM	The funding is for a food bank delivery service for the local community. The need has grown as a result of Covid-19 and the food bank must operate a delivery service, using volunteers. Financial support is needed to provide stock for the food bank and personal protective equipment for volunteers.
21/05/2020	£6,727 £1,428,054	ASHIANA NETWORK	The funding is for the purchase of 8 laptops for staff who are working remotely to enable them to continue with their work supporting our advice, counselling and refuge clients.
19/05/2020	£9,020	DADIHIYE SOMALI DEVELOPMENT ORGANISATION	Food for 70 families and their children/young estimated 150 and 30 elders. Most of the Somali Community and some BME in our area did not access the local food banks due to cultural and language barriers and we would buy food and other supplies for those 50+women isolated at home. We also need to use the money for volunteers expenses, telephone communication costs, transportation, computers, etc
19/05/2020	£15,150 £90,593	STREET TALK	We want to provide telephone helplines for all the women in the six hostels where we usually work, seventeen other hostels for homeless people Bronzefield Prison and the two Covid Protect Hotels in Camden where the rough sleepers have been placed. Our partner organisations, have requested that we provide this service to their women.
19/05/2020	£24,513 £1,610,337	RESPECT	The funding is for adapting training courses for online delivery and offer them to London's Domestic Abuse Practitioners who engage with perpetrators, male victims and young people. Accessing online training will upskill Frontline Workers, enabling them to support London's communities affected by domestic abuse during Covid-19 and after.
19/05/2020	£38,371 £407,065	UKNSWP/NATIONAL UGLY MUGS (NUM)	Sex workers who are currently experiencing extreme hardship as a result of Covid-19. NUM will provide the resources necessary to support this marginalised population to isolate, stay safe and stay alive, while many will experience grief and loss.
19/05/2020	£14,727 £223,439	WHY ME?	The funding is for the development of Restorative Justice resources for people affected by crime and the professionals supporting them in London so that online services are accessible, safe and meet the needs of all victims and offenders, especially the more vulnerable and those with protected characteristics.
19/05/2020	£6,500 £130,604	ABILITY NORTH LONDON	Providing Breakfast, Lunch and Supper and virtual dance and exercise sessions. As well as mental health therapy virtually one-to-one.
19/05/2020	£10,000 £311,542	CAP FOUNDATION (COMMUNITY AGAINST POVERTY)	CAP Foundation to continue the delivery of needs-based food and non-food items to identified vulnerable families in London (elderly, single parent, poor households, those with affected family members, etc.)
19/05/2020	£6,452 £38,613	HAND ON HEART (AL-MIZAN CHARITABLE TRUST)	The fundraising is to provide 500 hygiene and essential packs to homeless in Holborn, Trafalgar Square and Brent (end May). Each pack will consist of : Hand Sanitisers, Wet Wipes, Deodorants, T-shirt, Polo shirt, Underwear (3prs), Socks (3prs), Snacks, Water and Cup Cakes. All items are new and placed in a drawstring bag.
19/05/2020	£8,415 £16,192	IBN ABBAS ISLAMIC CENTRE	We are applying for the provision of 70 hot meals per day for forty five days to disabled and people affected by the coronavirus pandemic
19/05/2020	£18,244 £334,343	CALM (CONFIDENTIAL AND LOCAL MEDIATION)	The funding is for a telephone helpline and Coordinator to answer calls supporting people in the community living with conflict. The support will help break down communication barriers and resolve issues. In addition, it is for 4 laptops to assist staff to work from home efficiently and effectively using video.
19/05/2020	£9,860 £702,527	COVENT GARDEN DRAGON HALL TRUST	The set up, management, development and ongoing administration of Covent Garden Food Bank with partner organisation Covent Garden Community Centre for the relief of food poverty & hardship due to the Covid-19 pandemic in the Holborn, Covent Garden, Soho & south Bloomsbury areas of central London
15/05/2020	£9,360 £94,757	EXCEL WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION	(i) Collect food/medication from supermarkets/food banks/GPs/chemists & take to homes of vulnerable, isolated people (ii) Cook food for vulnerable people with mobility issues & those struggling to source faith-specific food (e.g Halal), (iii) Provide multi-lingual phone advice re: benefits, bill/rent/mortgage holidays etc and phone befriending to isolated people; (iv) Help women to get online
15/05/2020	£9,791 £83,618	HILLINGDON BRAIN TUMOUR GROUP	The grant would assist us in providing: • Food for our clients who are not able to afford it themselves • Mailings to members • Delivering groceries and prescription to homebound members • Virtual support mechanisms for clients • laptop, software for supporting from home • transportation • Increase hours of counsellor • Increase hours of support worker
15/05/2020	£6,872 £630,517	INDEPENDENT LIVING AGENCY	we are working remotely and gaining extra costs our work load has changed we are supporting people who have isolated and unable to get medication go to food backs go out to get advice for benefits we are working to support these residents via our floating support teamall our payroll officers are working from home we have had to bring in extra staff to deal with the Hugh amount of phone calls
15/05/2020	£10,250 £107,985	HOME-START HAVERING	The funding is for online/telephone support which will be one-to-one person centred therapy. The aim of which is to prevent child abuse, domestic abuse and mental health issues arising from the lockdown. We want to upskill our current staff and volunteers training them to support the changing needs of families with an emphasis on the needs of the children.
15/05/2020	£6,455 £176,424	HOME-START HILLINGDON	Costs associated with adapting our support service to social distancing restrictions imposed by government: equipment (laptops, printers & phones) to enable staff to work effectively from home, plus additional staff hours to establish & continue safe remote support to our volunteers & vulnerable families. In addition, to purchase materials to make up family activity packs for isolated families.
15/05/2020	£23,528 £1,330,640	ELLINGHAM EMPLOYMENT SERVICES	The funding is to help us reshape our services, provide equipment for staff to do this from home. We work face to face in a training centre and have lots of technology set up in our offices, but none of this is suitable to be used by our delivery staff to run any services from home. We are also asking for funds to help us pay for an essential staff member due to a huge drop in income.
14/05/2020	£10,000 £763,109	HOPE CHURCH ORPINGTON FOR TRANSFORM BROMLEY BOROUGH COALITION	The funding will enable the TBB coalition of food banks to work with Fare Share to store and use fresh, frozen and chilled foods that would otherwise be wasted. This will allow the participating food banks to offer a wider range of healthier foods to those accessing foodbank services.
14/05/2020	£16,776 £304,104	MOSAC	Mosac must adapt our London based services to support sexually abused children and their protective families remotely. We will transform our helpline, counselling, therapy and advocacy services to operate virtually so that families can access specialist support to be safe, heal and move forward together at this time of crisis.
14/05/2020	£46,877 £2,206,735	WOMEN AND GIRLS NETWORK	The funding is to ensure that women and girls can continue to receive responsive and innovative support services that help them to heal and recover from all forms of gender based violence in the context of Covid-19 and respond to the complexity of need and increase in demand.
14/05/2020	£31,000 £6,067,052	SAFELIVES	The funding is required for three adaptations: (1) Additional office space and PPE to enable safe face-to-face work (2) One additional case manager to meet rising demand (3) The spot purchase of temporary emergency accommodation for perpetrators to ensure the safety of victims/survivors whilst alternative accommodation is secured via statutory or other routes
14/05/2020	£21,640 £755,401	WOMEN@THEWELL	The funding is for the way we are planning to deliver services differently for the coming six months; recruitment of a Support and Advice Team Leader, reception support so the team can deliver doorstep triage and one-to-one support, adjustments at our centre in and PPE for front line Outreach workers.
14/05/2020	£15,000 £189,412	ONE IN FOUR	A telephone and online counselling service providing specialist support remotely, including clinical supervision, enabling us to continue to provide: - Support for our current clients and clients on our waiting list - Respond to and meet the rapid rise in demand for our services - Continued advocacy work with our clients
14/05/2020	£4,175	THE REAL JUNK FOOD PROJECT-TWICKENHAM (TRJFP)	The funding is to enable us to increase our capacity to deliver fresh and healthy food up to 7 days per week to vulnerable and isolated people in Richmond and Hounslow. We have transformed our pop-up Community Cafes into food redistribution to other projects and a food care package delivery service, using our food collections and volunteers.
14/05/2020	£9,763 £153,481	HARINGEY PLAY ASSOCIATION	Providing food, hot meals and play resource packs and equipment for disadvantaged young people and families
14/05/2020	£8,500	INNER STRENGTH NETWORK CIC	• To cope with the increase in demand to coach and support our vulnerable women and girls who have suffered domestic abuse and trauma. • To provide extra training online for volunteers • To develop the online course/service on domestic abuse • To cope with increase demands from girls
14/05/2020	£8,550 £221,911	HOWBURY FRIENDS	We would like funding to buy a fridge, a chest freezer, to create two new phone lines as a help line number, a laptop for volunteers to access so that anyone working can get on line to download the forms. We then want to purchase more food.
14/05/2020	£5,000 £24,223	ILAYS	The organisation is seeking funding to cover the cost of buying food and essentials for the some of the most deprived and disadvantaged BME community mostly from the Somali community, who face many barriers including poverty, language barrier and lack of knowledge of how to access available resources within the borough. This project will in no way duplicate an existing services.
14/05/2020	£10,000	WHITEFOOT AND DOWNHAM COMMUNITY FOOD PLUS PROJECT LIMITED	The funding we are asking for is essential to keep what is now an emergency food relief service operational for the next 3 months. We are already in crisis over how long we can run with an already 100% increase in demand, which is most likely to continue to rise. Without it, we can only plan on a week-by-week basis at present, with no surety on how long we can keep supporting those who need it.
14/05/2020	£22,857 £464,479	LONDON BLACK WOMEN'S PROJECT (LBWP)	â€¦ transforming the way we safely support additional BAME women and children who have experienced domestic violence and abuse by improving telephone and on-line systems through WiFi in refuges; providing safe, new and creative ways to provide counselling, legal advice and childrenâ€™s education via digital channels during and after the lockdown.
14/05/2020	£36,517 £592,917	PLIAS RESETTLEMENT	This funding is for redesigning our systems and services for delivery via digital channels and the costs associated with the staff/volunteers, equipment, training, resources and overheads necessary to effectively support service user needs remotely. This will increase our capacity, reach and accessibility and maintain our positive relationships, activities and outcomes.
14/05/2020	£9,979 £157,716	THIRD AGE PROJECT	The funding is for the provision of telephone befriending and support, talking therapies, an emergency Food Bank, home deliveries of essential supplies, newsletters, community learning programmes delivered remotely and the supervision of volunteers to support 500 high risk older people self-isolating as a result of vulnerability to contracting Covid 19.
12/05/2020	£6,000 £159,770	BRENT IRISH ADVISORY SERVICE	increased costs to our charity in delivering our services differently. We can no longer provide a face to face service, and have increased communication costs (phone/letters). Our client group is a hard to reach group and are there are difficulties in engaging with them in a non-face to face manner. We have adapted our services to telephone services and we need to be able to increase this support.
12/05/2020	£9,820 £67,433	NENE TEREZA	Nene Tereza charity is established since 2009, runs three schools every weekend and every other week holds meetings with over 55 years olds. Covid- 19 has affected many people in different ways. Our charity's aim is to provide support to elderly people and those that are self isolating and are unable to get food supplies delivered to their homes.
12/05/2020	£9,646 £78,458	BARNET COMMUNITY PROJECTS	â€¦ fully adapting our services to provide local frontline support and where possible remotely: running an upscaled foodbank, including food/meal/essentials and activity distribution to families usually using our holiday lunchclub; running money advice and counselling services remotely whilst having the means to maintain the centre and our organisation.
12/05/2020	£12,213 £118,779	LATIN AMERICAN DISABLED PEOPLE'S PROJECT	This funding is to enable LADPP to provide work-related advice and mental health support during the Covid-19 pandemic, and to increase our capacity to help people who have lost income to apply for Universal Credit and other government support.
12/05/2020	£11,000 £2,078,618	NEW HORIZON YOUTH CENTRE	We are requesting £11,000 to allow us to deliver remotely our previous face to face support and range of interventions with the most vulnerable and marginalised young people.
12/05/2020	£10,000 £629,685	VOLUNTARY SERVICES LEWISHAM	The funding is for purchasing food for vulnerable Lewisham residents who are self-isolating, are unable to shop themselves, and do not have others to shop for them. VSL will source, pack and deliver essential and bespoke (according to specific dietary requirements), food to their door.
12/05/2020	£5,191 £1,179,842	CLEAN BREAK	WiFi and devices to allow our Members (women who have experienced the criminal justice system, or are at risk of entering it) to access the internet; phone credit for Members to contact us; a laptop and Zoom to enable our Members Team to deliver our programme & Member Support remotely.
12/05/2020	£7,400 £141,001	ISLINGTON BANGLADESH ASSOCIATION	The funding is for IBA to provide essential support in terms of access to basic food provisions, access to digital equipment and resources and networking to vulnerable and low income families, single parent households and women experiencing mental health illness to make who are facing crisis resulting from unemployment, poor physical and mental health.
07/05/2020	£6,725 £537,855	THE UPPER ROOM (ST SAVIOUR'S)	A counselling service four days a week to improve the emotional wellbeing of homeless and/or vulnerable adults who have been directly affected by Covid-19 through isolation, bereavement and/or unemployment.
07/05/2020	£10,000 £2,607,953	WIMBLEDON GUILD OF SOCIAL WELFARE	The funding is for supermarket vouchers and to cover running costs of our van being used to collect supplies, make shopping trips and deliver essential items to vulnerable people. Volunteers will use vouchers to buy items for people at risk unable to leave home and withdraw cash during lockdown.
07/05/2020	£10,000	WELWITSCHIA WELFARE ADVICE CENTRE	The funding is for: - laptops, phone credit to enable us to continue to deliver our advice service remotely - food and essential supply packs, volunteer expenses, and a Zoom licence so our befriending and social support can continue, and we can provide emergency support for people experiencing crisis due to CV19.
07/05/2020	£9,988 £455,624	IMECE WOMEN’S CENTRE	the funding is for boosting the Advice and management capacity to ensure the needs of the communities we work with are met.
07/05/2020	£26,472 £578,000	WOMEN'S RESOURCE CENTRE	To increase our support to London Women’s organisations in response to heightened and different needs as a result of COVID-19, by moving training into webinar format, increasing our online forums with members, increasing our mailouts and social media activities, in order to keep members abreast of the rapidly shifting environment and to increase our policy and strategic advocacy capacity ensuring the concerns and specific impact of this emergency on women across the protected characteristics and their organisations is captured and represented to decision and policy makers in London. Beneficiaries are: Direct -45womens organisations and groups in London Indirect- service users of those organisations who benefit because of the maintained sustainability of their service providers, approximately 5,000 over the three month period
07/05/2020	£6,690 £95,953	KINGSTON MENCAP	The funding is for iPads for our members who are socially isolated. We want to connect people who at the moment are relying on telephone calls, the post or resources/information being hand delivered. The funding would also cover the cost of WiFi for 12 months for a year, the funding would cover cost of remote training.
07/05/2020	£23,306 £605,667	ZACCHAEUS 2000 TRUST	combining casework advice and support with wrap around support that enables us to combine our help to individuals to include - 1. emergency help such as relief of poverty, 2. stabilising longer term income through benefits, 3. longer term challenges such as ESOL or skills training
07/05/2020	£19,580 £450,954	LONDON FRIEND	The funding is for us to adapt and our mental health support for LGBT people to deal with the current issues and increased demand the pandemic and lock down are causing. It will allow us to increase capacity for counselling, groups, and making mental health resilience plans with clients.
07/05/2020	£27,395 £559,170	THE VINEYARD COMMUNITY CENTRE	The funding is for the development of a new integrated service, working remotely, providing advice and support and delivering food parcels and precooked meals to vulnerable people. Funds are needed for the temporary appointment of new staff, increased transport costs and a massive increase on our previous food bank service.
07/05/2020	£6,565 £252,395	SAFE GROUND	We want to be able to generate a range of new services and materials that can offer immediate practical support to the vulnerable women we work with through the Minerva Wrap Around project across London. We will create enough materials for 500 women (roughly the number of women assessed to be involved in the Minerva project).
06/05/2020	£20,600 £907,444	JEWISH WOMEN'S AID	Office equipment for staff to homework, laptops, printers, extra IT support and security to enable remote working for staff. We need funding to supply women and their children with electronic devices for home schooling and aid in helping reduce social isolation and domestic abuse, in addition costs for emergency relocations.
06/05/2020	£11,876 £348,905	MERTON CENTRE FOR INDEPENDENT LIVING	developing a response to the increased levels of Hate Crime in our community as a consequence of isolation and vulnerability as well as providing befriending and mental health support to our service users. We also want to empower our team to work effectively from home and prepare ourselves to come out of lockdown.
06/05/2020	£19,239 £49,506	WESTPOINT-SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT	Introduction of a programme to develop new ways of delivering programmes to targeted communities given the current crisis and â€˜lockdownâ€™ which will include outreach and on-line services / activities to maintain existing activities and develop new projects to support and develop disadvantaged and excluded Somali & BAMER communities.
06/05/2020	£7,831 £310,696	LONDON RECLAIMED	The funding is for us to provide food, through our cafe, to those who have been identified as being at high-risk financially during the Covid 19 pandemic. In partnership with Peckham Foodbank, run by Pecan (charity no. 801819), we plan to deliver 140 healthy lunches each day, Monday to Friday, utilising the foodbank network.
06/05/2020	£4,620	TRUE ACCESS CIC	The funding is for to provide online therapy, physical activities and social events for young adults with learning disabilities and mental health issues.
06/05/2020	£32,369 £1,165,198	SUZY LAMPLUGH TRUST	The funding is for additional capacity to ensure we are able to support stalking victims across London during Covid-19 and work effectively with services across the VAWG sector who come into contact with victims, including promotion of the service so that everyone knows that we are still open.
06/05/2020	£6,650 £50	CENTRAL LONDON YOUTH DEVELOPMENT TRUST	Create a unique and effective initiative which supports the mental and emotional well-being of disadvantaged BME children (aged between 4-16 years old) in North Westminster, during this current Covid-19 pandemic.
06/05/2020	£10,263 £166,237	ACTION FOR REFUGEES IN LEWISHAM	The funding is for reorienting our services to better support asylum seeker, refugee, and NRPF families struggling to overcome crisis and resolve longer-term issues during and beyond Covid-19 lockdown. This includes remote provision through staff redeployment, improving the co-production of services, and building and maintaining improved partnerships locally.
06/05/2020	£12,255 £214,724	AFRUCA - SAFEGUARDING CHILDREN	The funding is for a six month grant of £29,806 to recruit family support worker providing remote positive parenting training for BME families in child protection system referred to AFRUCA, retrain volunteers to work digitally in the community, meet set up costs of delivering work digitally, contributions to management and over-head costs.
06/05/2020	£6,605 £258,047	HOME-START CROYDON	This funding is to provide the equipment, knowledge and training to operate effectively during the current health emergency and cover the cost of remote working. The basis of our support model has always been face-to-face, either 1-1 or group-based; we are now transitioning to providing telephone, online and virtual support.
06/05/2020	£35,454 £69,587	LIVING WELL BROMLEY	The appointment of a Project Coordinator to adapt and introduce new services to meet the needs of increasing numbers of vulnerable and socially isolated people during Covid 19. The provision of a telephone support service to meet the increasing emotional and mental health needs of our service users.
06/05/2020	£5,856 £87,095	MAA SHANTI	The funding is for 3 smartphones, mobile phone costs, data, contribution to home Broadband and utilities, increased management and staff support needs, 3 laptops, zoom pro, increased clinical supervision over 3 months, accountancy and technical support.
06/05/2020	£21,885	AFGHANISTAN AND CENTRAL ASIAN COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION	To meet the additional costs of coordinating and delivering tailored and holistic online and telephone advice, translation and interpretation, emotional support and befriending to the most vulnerable Afghan refugees and recent migrants across London.
06/05/2020	£31,100 £556,957	AGE UK WANDSWORTH	A) the continued delivery of food + other essential supplies to shielded older people, including those not previously reached B) relief from isolation for/befriending of older people in long-term shielding C) specialist advice work relating to COVID19 D) volunteer-provided telephone home/chair-based exercise for the long-term shielded E) provision of the above to elders in sheltered housing
06/05/2020	£11,939 £145,676	BEXLEY MOORINGS PROJECT	Additonal equipment to enable out staff to work from home. It is also for salaries for qualified staff to work extra hours to meet the increased demand for our services resulting from COVID. Ultimately the funding will maintain and develop well-respected support for the most vulnerable people within Bexley
06/05/2020	£13,258 £516,269	REFUGEE ACTION KINGSTON	RAK to ensure refugees and asylum seekers have every support they need with new ways of accessing services during social-distancing restrictions. With the funding, RAK will be able to maintain our priority to resolve clients' issues, that have arisen due to the crisis while providing usual support.
06/05/2020	£17,000 £199,491	SKYLARKS CHARITY	...Skylarks to increase its number of counsellors to provide positive mental health services to children with disabilities who are struggling with the change in routine, such as children with autism. We have also had a surge in requests from parents of children with additional needs to receive counselling and would like to deliver our service differently to include parents within the service.
06/05/2020	£10,000 £779,230	BISHOP CREIGHTON HOUSE	New & creative safe ways of working with people learning disabilities & mental health challenges and providing extra emotional/anxiety help from a counsellor to those most affected; as well as repointing the way we work to provide emergency/well-being support to older and other socially isolated people.
06/05/2020	£14,692 £1,126,385	HARROW CLUB W10 THE HARROW MISSION	We will run a 3 month detached and outreach project across RBKC to engage young people who are out on the streets during this period of restriction and social distancing. The project is especially needed if schools are not open or working in a reduced way as well as the lack of regular youth and sport club activities. The team will be formed of workers from youth/community organisations in RBKC.
06/05/2020	£9,500	PLAY PLACE INNOV8 CIC	The short term grant will enable them to meet the immediate needs of the community by continuing to provide urgent supplies including food and essentials (Such as baby care products) and ICT hardware to the most vulnerable residents including those with families, older residents, isolated people and those who have SEND related issues.
04/05/2020	£2,787 £80,429	RAPHA CHRISTIAN CENTRE	The funding is for a food and basic essentials distribution along with a comfort line for our users and local community. we would like to provide a food and basic essentials such as toothpaste, nappies etc, this will happen twice a week .
04/05/2020	£4,316 £46,410	INGESTRE ROAD COMMUNITY CENTRE	The funding is for food supplies , containers, cooking utensils and two part time workers , one cook and one support worker to be able to supply those in need with cooked meals especially the elderly and isolated. Dried and fresh food will also be delivered to families suffering food poverty at this time.
04/05/2020	£10,000 £675,237	SICKLE CELL SOCIETY	Services we can support remotely including our Telephone Helpline & Online Advice/Information service, Volunteer training/support, South London Gives (project to increase the number of blood donors registering of black African/black Caribbean heritage) and development of online resources including live workshops for people in South London subsequently uploaded for wider access.
04/05/2020	£32,343 £1,259,085	MIND IN HARROW	The funding is to set up transformed mental health information, support and services AND increase our reach and capacity for local people experiencing poor mental health, exacerbated by the impact of Covid-19, through (i)digital channels (ii)Befriending, (iii)user-led support/advocacy and (iv)Harrow’s only Mental Health Helpline.
04/05/2020	£7,000 £19,569	ENFIELD CARIBBEAN ASSOCIATION	To buy basic food items to meet the immediate needs of the African Caribbean Covid-19 at risk group - age over 70 or under with underlining health conditions and those experiencing financial hardship during the social isolation period of three months.
04/05/2020	£9,100	DIGIBRIDGE CIC	The funding is for us to pay for additional staffing, the purchase of a new chest freezer and the purchase of an e-cargo bike for us to carry out food collections from local food stores and food delivery to local Newham residents who are vulnerable and self isolating.
04/05/2020	£9,740 £345,554	CHINESE MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION	adapting our systems and services to help us meet the needs of the most vulnerable people in Barnet with mental health conditions during the lockdown period.
04/05/2020	£5,000 £51,805	JANNATY WOMEN'S SOCIAL SOCIETY	To ensure our most vulnerable members (blind, disabled, single parents, long term health conditions, refugees and asylum seekers) continue to receive the support needed which includes food packages, clothing, mental and medical health and wellbeing advice in their respective language (most of our members are Arabic or Somali).
01/05/2020	£17,628 £182,532	PADDINGTON LAW CENTRE	The funding is for (i) capital purchases to facilitate remote/ digital service delivery to allow us to support vulnerable people who are shielding and retain experienced (10+ years at the centre) staff and (ii) project costs for advising/representing vulnerable people experiencing intensified income/tenancy/ employment related problems because of the pandemic.
01/05/2020	£19,491 £298,945	THE HOLLOWAY NEIGHBOURHOOD GROUP	We will support the mental well-being of local residents by redeploying staff who ran our community centre to run a new telephone support service “A Friendly Chat”, increasing our capacity to offer counselling, and delivering online well-being classes.
01/05/2020	£10,683 £110,091	REFUGEEYOUTH	This funding is for ensuring vulnerable young refugees and asylum seekers are effectively supported during this pandemic. We will achieve this by developing our new online programme, increasing 1:1 support, engaging with external facilitators and community partner organisations, and expanding the capacity of our staff.
01/05/2020	£11,992 £741,583	RELEASE LEGAL EMERGENCY AND DRUGS SERVICE	The funding is to support people who are drug dependent, this a highly vulnerable group, who are a high risk category in relation to COVID-19 - we will advocate for their health and legal rights. We are also seeking support to ensure our IT systems can work effectively.
01/05/2020	£27,225 £684,611	KINGSTON CARERS' NETWORK	...the additional expenditure needed to meet the needs of Kingston's young and adult carers by providing much-needed advice, advocacy, practical help and emotional support. The funding would allow us to continue supporting carers and their families who are among the most isolated and financially disadvantaged in our society.
01/05/2020	£9,980 £91,739	LUMINARY BAKERY	We seek funding to continue and adapt our life-changing vocational training and progression support to be delivered virtually to survivors of gender based violence.
01/05/2020	£15,489 £1,054,413	MIND IN CAMDEN	The funding is for increased hours to specific posts and associated costs to enable socially distanced provision, mainly focused on responses to supporting people who are distressed by hearing voices, seeing visions, having unusual beliefs or experiencing other unusual cognitive experiences - particulary children and young people.
01/05/2020	£23,036 £687,549	SOMERS TOWN COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION	The funding is to meet the costs of delivering children and young people's services differently in south Camden, including in partnership, and to support a shift in the way we are delivering interventions for the whole community in response to Covid-19.
01/05/2020	£7,978 £1,011,148	ABBEY COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION LTD	The funding is for remote support to vulnerable service users to maintain their mental and physical health, and for the provision of emergency help, such as food and other necessary supplies, where needed.
01/05/2020	£9,994 £61,547	GIRLS DEVELOPMENT PROJECT	We seek funding to run a gender and culturally sensitive support, for young girls aged (16 to 18)years affected by hunger and stress due to Covid-19 outbreak. This new initiative will provide; 1) food and necessities 2) online and telephone support services offering tips to keep safe and self-manage stress and anxiety
01/05/2020	£10,000 £353,468	KENTISH TOWN COMMUNITY CENTRE	This funding is to a) Continue to provide 'Happiness Hampers' for the 240+ low income families from schools in the Kentish Town Area. b) To maintain stock levels in our food bank c) To increase our free legal aid provision and introduce debt advice
01/05/2020	£9,500 £649,511	LEWISHAM REFUGEE & MIGRANT NETWORK	We would like to purchase laptops and mobile phones for our advisers and volunteers who are now working from home.
01/05/2020	£4,989 £224,060	STOCKWELL PARTNERSHIP	The funding is for a part-time bilingual worker to support Spanish speakers to access services, benefits and support, including help with employability, during the coronavirus crisis.
01/05/2020	£4,468 £8,698	SUDANESE NUBIAN ASSOCIATION UK	The funding is for 2 mobile phones (including sim cards and top-up credit for 3 months), costs for home essentials for 60 of our most isolated and vulnerable community members and transport costs for home delivery of these items.
01/05/2020	£4,800	UNIQUE TALENT CIC	In response to the pandemic and as a way of making sure we provide our vital interventions for ex-offenders and those they work with we are immediately diversifying our services. We are doing this by online service delivery to professionals/guardians and zoom/phone mentoring.
01/05/2020	£9,899 £40,281	LATIN ELEPHANT	The funding is for recruiting additional staff to cover increased demand and for moving our services online by meeting costs of additional equipment, software and subscription to online services for staff to work remotely.
01/05/2020	£4,030 £53,806	IN-DEEP COMMUNITY TASK FORCE	The funding is for to provide online support for children with SEND and isolated older people. Monthly music and movement sessions will be delivered to families. We are also posting videos of our choir songs on our Facebook site for older people to practice. We will also provide educational materials to help support parents homeschooling as many have severe difficulties.
01/05/2020	£5,000 £337,743	AFC WIMBLEDON FOUNDATION	AFC Wimbledon Foundation is working in partnership with a recently formed fans mutual aid organisation the Dons Local Action Group, who are a collective of volunteers who have established food distribution hubs in two boroughs Merton and Kingston and are delivering 800 parcels per week to vulnerable adults and families - the funding is to support this work and help our expansion into Wandsworth.
30/04/2020	£40,816 £283,297	CAXTON HOUSE COMMUNITY CENTRE	This will support up-front costs to enable us to adapt to a digital approach for delivering our services/activities and supporting staff with essential equipment/training needed to meet these changing circumstances. Set up a weekly hot meal delivery to 150 vulnerable residents and increase the amount of care/food support we deliver.
30/04/2020	£7,730 £298,720	ABILITY BOW	A specialist exercise instructor to create condition-specific exercise livestream sessions for disabled people and people with complex health issues, and to support them to be active at home with remote one-one coaching sessions. To mitigate serious loneliness and inactivity for people most at risk of worsening mental health and mobility.
30/04/2020	£28,714 £366,029	HAVERING MIND	... the purchase of equipment and to create a “remote” IT infrastructure to support Havering Mind to provide our Mental health services across Havering and the local community. It will enable us to extend our Gateway service to respond to the increase in requests for mental health support.
30/04/2020	£5,350 £56,344	THE GOOD NEIGHBOUR SCHEME FOR MILL HILL AND BURNT OAK	The loss of income because of the suspension of regular services and so not covering following costs: salaries (3 months), internet/phone 6 months) and a replacement laptop, all to aid in delivering food and befriending more effectively, a huge logistical challenge.
30/04/2020	£34,188 £346,980	HIGHBURY VALE BLACKSTOCK TRUST	Elizabeth House to sustain and step up its coordinated crisis response in the local community by providing substantial and reliable food/care parcels to vulnerable people, as well as remote support through a programme of activities targeting elderly, families and young people, working in partnerships with statutory and community organisations.
30/04/2020	£4,250 £181,718	HOME-START MERTON	A new service delivery offering support to parents struggling with mental health. To buy in a professional counsellor who will provide counselling support to parents who are not coping well. We will also provide a service for children. The service will offer support in the families own home or in a private room within our office premises.
30/04/2020	£7,500 £119,546	CENTRE FOR ARMENIAN INFORMATION & ADVICE (CAIA)	The CAIA requires support to ensure vulnerable people are still able to access essential statutory services and to receive high quality advice over the phone and other practical support. We also need funding to deliver essential supplies to housebound elderly and vulnerable.
30/04/2020	£10,000	COMMUNITY NETWORK GROUP CIC	The funding is to carry on contributing towards the purchase and delivery of food, essential items and medicine for the elderly, vulnerable and self-isolating Farsi speaking migrants alongside providing interpreting, online education, welfare, advice and consultancy for those with a language barrier.
29/04/2020	£14,500	TAG YOUTH CLUB FOR DISABLED YOUNG PEOPLE	The funding is to purchase iPad pro’s for staff to use for online communications with disabled children and young people and online personal development when not engaging with service users. We would also like to provide devices for those who do not have access to one at home.
29/04/2020	£7,950 £277,497	BARONS COURT PROJECT	The funding is for the salary and on-costs associated with employing a Project Worker working from home for three months. Our Project Workers are doing the vital work of maintaining contact with and offering support to 60 of our guests through regular calls and texts. Funding will enable us to strengthen our team and improve the support we can offer by bringing one Project Worker out of furlough.
29/04/2020	£6,000	SAMAFAL SOMALI FAMILIES ASSOCIATION	The project aims to support families from BAME community who have lost employment (zero Contract) and self employed as a result of Covid 19 access bilingual information and practical support in applying Universal Credit and other hardship fund offered by the government. We aim to bridge the gap between mainstream service providers such as Department of Work and Pension and the community as whole.
29/04/2020	£4,895 £456,717	HEALTHY LIVING PROJECTS	The funding is for the provision of food supplies and freshly home-cooked meals for 100+ Rough Sleepers/Homeless people who have been housed in temporary accommodation as a result of Covid-19, and who have limited or no cooking facilities, many of whom have limited cooking skills.
29/04/2020	£9,990 £16,583	MERIDIAN WOMENS ASSOCIATION	This funding will enable us to provide foodstuffs and toiletries to families that have been significantly affected this pandemic, especially women who are struggling to support their family and the elderly who are most at risk of the effects of COVID-19.
29/04/2020	£9,633 £1,051,070	DEAFPLUS	Delivering advice and health and wellbeing services digitally. Producing video's in BSL with sub titles on a range of topics and training staff in this, providing on line workshops and changing to on line advice and information service, plus an increase in staff time to coordinate the above.
29/04/2020	£24,021 £561,476	HOLBORN COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION	This funding will maintain the new activities and support offer we are delivering across our community – this includes Doorstep Help (delivering food, prescriptions, essentials for older/vulnerable people), our Phone Befriending scheme and apArt an online arts and engagement programme for everyone from under 5’s through to older people.
29/04/2020	£10,468 £273,108	MENTAL FIGHT CLUB	The funding is for connecting with & providing creative opportunities for The Dragon Café Patrons & Volunteers via weekly live broadcasts; arts & health activities via Zoom and an interactive blog. We will arrange safe delivery of printed resources to those without access to the Internet. We are in individual contact with our Volunteers; our most vulnerable Patrons and those digitally excluded.
29/04/2020	£9,780 £401,968	CALTHORPE PROJECT	The funding is will enable our organisation to provide a food bank collection/delivery hub providing food parcels as well as preparation of cooked food to be distributed via a network of community centres providing support for vulnerable people living in South Camden.
28/04/2020	£9,980 £368,679	JAN TRUST	The funding is for essential items for staff and staff equipment (mobile phones, laptops, data, training ) to provide a signposting and helpline support service to BAMER women in Haringey and Enfield isolating suffering mental health issues and depression as a result. The signposting element will involve us informing BAMER women of food delivery and medication services available to them.
28/04/2020	£8,000 £728,178	ONE WESTMINSTER	The funding is to enable us to sustain our work delivering a new "Wellbeing Chat" service and in supporting the local Foodbank by deploying staff into new areas of work.
28/04/2020	£10,603 £559,746	EVERGREEN CARE BEXLEY	To help with the core costs of running the charity and to help with remote working / IT needs to launch a Telephone Befriending Service
28/04/2020	£5,000 £62,052	RACKETS CUBED	We are providing essential Food, Personal Hygiene, Activity and Educational supplies “Community Boxes” to young families identified as the most vulnerable. We aim to provide weekly deliveries (to 200 families) containing • Healthy Food Content • Personal Hygiene; eg Soap, Toothpaste, Toilet Paper • Activity; colouring, pencils, games • Education; reading, maths books
28/04/2020	£30,940 £1,039,532	BLINDAID	Support with temporarily changing our outreach visiting service to a telephone based service instead of furloughing staff, for the safety and continued wellbeing of our beneficiaries. Our blind and severely sight impaired beneficiaries need our staff and their specialist expertise now more than ever.
28/04/2020	£10,833 £181,061	HARINGEY MIGRANT SUPPORT CENTRE	The funding is for purchasing cloud-based Case Management software and mobile phones to enable HMSC staff and volunteers to work remotely. HMSC would also like to request a contribution to the salary of a temporary caseworker supporting the Destitution Coordinator with the Covid19 related increased number of visitor cases of homelessness and destitution.
28/04/2020	£10,090 £32,726	COUNSELLING MATTERS BEXLEY	Helping us to adapt our service so that we can continue to provide counselling to our clients either by phone or online rather than face to face.
28/04/2020	£10,000 £1,287,671	KAHAILA	The funding os to provide emergency food parcels for member so fat homeless community and other vulnerable people.
28/04/2020	£9,208 £184,579	LEWISHAM FOODBANK	The funding is to support the massively increased capacity needed to respond adequately to Covid-19. In particular salaries - our part time Project Manager is now full time and we have recruited a part-time Volunteer Co-Ordinator to work 2 days a week to manage over 100 volunteers. Funding also to cover hall hire for our warehouse.
28/04/2020	£34,406 £540,177	CLAREMONT PROJECT	Setting up new ways of delivery to enable physically isolated older people at risk of a decline in their mental health to participate in a rich and social cultural life, as well as exercise and wide social contact, during and beyond this crisis.
27/04/2020	£22,500 £41,601	SISTAH SPACE	Extra support to adapt our service to enable us to be able to provide a 24hr online services to victims London wide. 4 laptops for four key workers to be able to support DV clients from home. 4 mobile phones for those key DV workers to extended to an after hours online service. (We need to provide a 24hr service) One admin support Online Supervision for team Accounts support.
27/04/2020	£44,231 £273,057	SOUTHALL BLACK SISTERS	adapting our service due to Covid-19 crisis. It has impacted our work and our users, compelling us to make major change to the way we we deliver services particularly advocacy and counselling. We noted increased demand in existing users who are experiencing heightened forms of isolation/anxiety due to uncertainty. We strive to respond to their emerging needs while also adapting to remote working.
27/04/2020	£25,609 £1,620,462	HOPSCOTCH ASIAN WOMEN'S CENTRE	A response to the urgent increase in rates of domestic abuse and poverty due to isolation, with increased risk rate coming through to us daily. We need help with matching infrastructure to need so we can carry out support with our cultural expertise and community languages.
27/04/2020	£29,825 £393,019	WOMEN'S HEALTH AND FAMILY SERVICES	Developing online training for volunteers/staff (moving to telephone support), counselling for staff/volunteers (supporting pregnant women with COVID and FGM/COVID), develop appropriate information digitally in several languages to help with alleviating stress for isolated pregnant women and adapt our monitoring and evaluation for COVID.
27/04/2020	£27,808 £177,876	THE BEN KINSELLA TRUST	Creating a series of online interactive anti-knife crime lesson plans based on the materials used at The Ben Kinsella exhibition. Each lesson will consist of a video or cartoon and a lesson plan which young people can complete online and work on together with a teacher or parent.
27/04/2020	£25,780 £447,312	YOUNG ROOTS	Young Roots is requesting funding to support changes and access to our adapted service delivery; to respond to emerging and escalating needs; enhanced mental health support in collaboration with our expert and trusted partners; advice on changes to legislation impacting on our young people; clinical and technical support for staff.
27/04/2020	£37,426 £468,110	ART AGAINST KNIVES	… fully adapting our services for effective remote/online delivery and to reach more young people. We need to set up digital/IT infrastructure and content, upskill staff, boost communication systems, increase staff hours, provide young people with resources to access support, increase core staff capacity to ensure safe delivery/ longer-term sustainability
25/04/2020	£10,000 £164,122	KAG ADVOCACY CIO	To be able to provide an accessible, efficient and effective response to the needs of vulnerable people during the Covid 19 crisis, so that they are able to access their support, retain their benefits and resolve debt issues in order that they are economically stable and improve quality of life and well-being.
25/04/2020	£5,500 £55,202	MERTON VINEYARD CHURCH	The funding is for costs related to the increase in referrals to Merton Growbaby from GPâ€™s, statutory bodies and other local charities, to help with emergency supplies for families with 0-5 year old children in crisis, as well as providing a wider range of goods than which we previously provided.
25/04/2020	£3,200 £116,766	SUTTON VISION	The funding is for additional costs associated with delivering our services in this crisis. Our befriending services are being delivered remotely at additional cost. We also anticipate that the need for our services will be increased in the months after COVID - 19, and we should see a surge of low vision clinic and hospital appointments and increases in social activities at additional costs
25/04/2020	£10,425 £147,550	THE VIP - VIOLENCE INTERVENTION PROJECT	This funding is for us to continue to connect to; keep safe and work innovatively with our beneficiaries using various digital platforms
25/04/2020	£10,000 £170,947	STREETS OF GROWTH	Additional costs to fully transition our regular youth coaching and parenting support to digital remote-working formats - including mobile phone, digital software costs and information resources that will enable us to continue supporting over 130 â€˜at riskâ€™ young people and their families.
25/04/2020	£4,662 £337,838	HAVERING CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAUX	The funding is for the purchase of equipment needed to be able to introduce and deliver telephone advice to the community in Havering, initially whist we are in lock down, but also after we are able to return to work. We are currently only able to provide advice by email. This is marginalising people who do not have access to IT facilities.
25/04/2020	£5,000 £94,968	HOUNSLOW MULTICULTURAL CENTRE	Requesting grant to support the dietary needs of those who are homebound, disabled, frail, widowers and living alone with many health-related issues. These people are absolutely dependent on us as they are unable to cook food for themselves. We are the only Centre in the borough providing them freshly cooked food according to their cultural and religious needs.
23/04/2020	£7,524 £19,207	HANDS FOR YOU	We are applying for funding to continue supporting local people financially and socially. They are a mixed population composed of older people, women, men and refugees
23/04/2020	£9,958 £130,943	EMPOWERING DEAF SOCIETY	Ensuring deaf people get access to all necessary information via video messaging platforms / social media, in BSL. We will offer support for older/vulnerable deaf with shopping, medication, arranging deliveries and appointments and translation of essential letters and documents. We will support people who are grieving or isolated.
23/04/2020	£21,500 £362,118	AANCHAL WOMEN'S AID	The funding is to transform service provision, requesting equipment, buy training/consultancy, fund a new community facing information sharing digital platform development, to deliver services in new ways, providing wider and flexible support to women and girls affected by domestic abuse, responding to social distancing, evolving in solution based sustainable service development models.
23/04/2020	£4,000 £188,246	MID MEDIATION AND COUNSELLING	Supporting the staff's salaries who are answering phones and emails during this time. Many people who are facing a divorce or separation are struggling even more at this time especially if they are unable to see their children and are desperate to speak to us to get answers or arrange counselling or mediation.
23/04/2020	£14,026 £244,016	HEALTH EQUALITY AND RIGHTS ORGANISATION T/A LGBT HERO	Strengthening how LGBT HERO can deliver our services online while increasing peer-support for LGBTQ+ people in London through online community forums and groupwork. To do this we need to upgrade our systems, hardware, software, and prevent extensive furloughing so we can support our community.
23/04/2020	£26,392 £105,960	HENNA ASIAN WOMEN'S GROUP	This funding will be used towards an online portal for delivery of services, which include equipment for classes, mobile phone top-up costs, stamps and postage alongside deep cleaning of products being posted to vulnerable users, additional staffing costs, staff laptops, virus protection for laptops and user tablets, cost of video conferencing license.
23/04/2020	£11,256 £64,329	MIDDLE EASTERN WOMEN AND SOCIETY ORGANISATION	The funding is for a new reporting system, staff training, external supervision, translation to community languages, additional hours for domestic violence advisor, laptops and phones for service users.
23/04/2020	£10,465 £262,863	ROOM TO HEAL	The funding is for staff costs, laptops, mobiles and associated costs, to enable us to change the way we deliver therapy and casework support. Previously we supported survivors face-to-face, now we need to support them online so they can continue to get the support they desperately need.
23/04/2020	£9,141 £23,231	YOUTH LEARNING NETWORK	The funding is to support the further roll out and development of our pilot â€˜onlineâ€™ tutoring classes programme for 100 children aged 5yrs to 16yrs, who are currently at home while schools are closed
23/04/2020	£9,900 £428,180	ACHEINU CANCER SUPPORT	We have already been approved for Â£4500 from Wave 1 which will cover the costs to deliver warm meals to cancer patients. We are seeking additional funding to deliver weekly grocery supplies to families of cancer patients as well as care packages.
23/04/2020	£5,000 £223,454	FINSBURY PARK MOSQUE	The funding is for the local community members who have been affected badly by Coronavirus pandemic especially the most vulnerable like the elderly, disabled. Also our homeless project has to be suspended because of that and this fund would help us to start again, also we started the meal distribution at the local hospitals for the NHS staff and volunteers.
23/04/2020	£10,000 £51,549	BROMLEY BRIGHTER BEGINNINGS	The funding will allow us to purchase basic essentials such as Moses baskets, cots, children's and baby clothing and prams for families living in poverty who are unable to buy the items themselves.
23/04/2020	£5,000 £108,019	HAVERING VOLUNTEER CENTRE	to help those most vulnerable and elderly during this crisis with food, prescriptions, befriending. There are some very lonely, scared, isolated people with no support network and no help or hand to make them feel valued - we are doing that and need resources to continue
23/04/2020	£10,297 £314,072	ABBEY COMMUNITY CENTRE - KILBURN GOOD NEIGHBOURS	The funding is for helping our centre to continue providing 600+ already vulnerable local older and elderly people with our social and practical community support services but in new and appropriate ways. To tackle increases in isolation, loneliness, and deceases in independence due to social distancing during the Covid-19 crisis.
23/04/2020	£2,670 £277,497	BARONS COURT PROJECT	The funding is for 6 laptops and 4 phones with credit to enable our team to work from home, 10 basic phones with credit for guests without phones to allow us to stay in touch, 1 office chair to enable a member of staff to work from home, 1 colour scanner for our online arts sessions with guests, the cost of using the TextMagic service for 3 months to enable us to send regular texts to all guests.
23/04/2020	£13,500	MONEY A+E	The funding is for boosting our staffing capacity to deal with an increasing demand for debt/money advice and to adapt our advice service delivery via telephone / digital channels.
22/04/2020	£49,780 £373,117	TIME TO HELP (UK)	Time to Help (UK) aims to restructure its major services based on the recent Covid-19 related public measures preventing the organisation from delivering its usual programmes on site. New delivery structure will focus on digital technology, over the phone services and bridging beneficiary needs with the community volunteers, resources and support services.
22/04/2020	£10,000	MESILA UK	The funding is to allow Mesila to meet the high demand for financial coaching and guidance as a result of the crisis. In addition, we need to invest in electronic and digital delivery-methods due to the lockdown restrictions.
22/04/2020	£6,996 £45,976	AFRICAN WOMEN EMPOWERMENT AND INFORMATION CENTRE	The project aims to help local single women and refugees facing financial hardships and isolation during this current situation. We are targeting poor households who are self-isolated and confined. They need help for daily life, food and basic items to survive.
22/04/2020	£28,228 £162,617	IRANIAN & KURDISH WOMEN'S RIGHTS ORGANISATION (IKWRO)	We need funding to make sure that the staff is equipped to work from home which includes laptops, mobile phones, frontline staff to receive calls, on phone counselling service, service manager to supervise all the work and funds to provide emergency accommodation, travel and food to the clients fleeing Domestic violence.
22/04/2020	£19,850 £308,690	GASWORKS DOCK PARTNERSHIP	We are organising and training community volunteers to provide telephone befriending for vulnerable and isolated residents identified by our local authorities. We are also converting our community space to enable collections and deliveries for essential food parcels and providing training to community volunteers.
22/04/2020	£6,749 £67,858	ASSOCIATION FOR POLISH FAMILY	â€¢ To expand provision to digital advice, guidance and information that supports Polish and EE communities to cope with the challenging circumstances created by the COVID-19 pandemic. â€¢ To cover short term extra core costs and equipment cost (mobile internet connection, smartphones/tablets) that would enable us working remotely and be fully operational.
22/04/2020	£12,505 £21,938	KANLUNGAN FILIPINO CONSORTIUM	Setting up an improved digital communications system with trained staff for the management of services to meet greatly increased demands for basic needs, information, and advice in the Filipino language, while in the conditions of the COVID19 crisis. Organising vulnerable migrants for resilience, and advocating for those with no recourse to public funds or restricted immigration status.
22/04/2020	£22,490 £158,816	BREADWINNERS	This funding will fund the development, technology, equipment and training we need to redesign our two programmes to be delivered remotely ongoing. We are now selling and delivering bread online. We will use this new model to continue to offer employment, mentoring and training to our beneficiaries.
22/04/2020	£8,785 £153,594	DIVERSITY LIVING SERVICES (DLS)	The duration of this project is 6 months and will be delivered by the Project Coordinator, two community workers e. They will work 14 hours a week. The main project activities are: â€¢Identifying and contacting BAME people to assess what their needs are â€¢Providing information and advice through video conference system( Zoom.us) and online through our e-newsletter that reaches 1,800 subscribers.
22/04/2020	£17,620	LIVING BANKSIDE	The funding is required to support our efforts in supporting those vulnerable and facing hardship as a result of the current crisis and also to ensure we can continue our non-contact based services, adapt any contact based services where possible and make preparations that ensure our services can continue post crisis. www.livingbankside.org/covid-19-response
22/04/2020	£37,644 £452,547	MATERNITY ACTION	The funding will support partnership working to increase our capacity to deliver advice on employment rights and benefits to pregnant women and new parents, a new email advice service, new online resources translated into community languages, and video resources and webinars for community groups.
22/04/2020	£8,254 £294,273	REFUGEE AND MIGRANT FORUM OF EAST LONDON (RAMFEL)	...the provision of mobile/remote working technology and resources to enable current vital services across our homelessness, foodbank and welfare advice services to be delivered to clients in a way that doesn't increase their risk of contracting Covid-19.
22/04/2020	£49,680	RIPE ENTERPRISES LIMITED	Re-configuring our weekday only physical classroom delivery to a 7 days per week online and telephone support service. Our Tutors, Advisors and volunteers will provide online English, Maths & Digital Skills tuition, welfare advice and guidance services. Beneficiaries are high disadvantaged migrant and refugee lone parents, mothers and women carers.
22/04/2020	£19,286	VOLUNTARY ACTION HARROW LIMITED	This funding is for increasing the capacity of local VCS organisations to increase voluntary action, efficiently safeguard vulnerable people, help with digitising services, implement or adapt effect policies and procedures and respond to the changing needs of the local community whilst ensuring the sustainability of their organisation.
22/04/2020	£11,005 £219,944	VOLUNTEER CENTRE GREENWICH	We are looking to expand our transitioned befriending service to meet current demands. The funding would enable us to rapidly recruit, train and supervise additional volunteers. These volunteers will provide emotional support and pathways to meet the changing needs of vulnerable residents in Greenwich.
22/04/2020	£25,000	LEGAL ADVICE CENTRE	The funding is to create an 'advice portal'. This will be linked to our webcam platform and include an electronic booking system that will be aimed at local generalist advice bodies, and administered also by them in order that they may book free specialist advice and support from us.
22/04/2020	£27,272 £584,074	EALING CVS	Adapt and Maintain Infrastructure support Services and Volunteering Services for the voluntary and community sector in Ealing, Hounslow and Hillingdon-Youth Local Network.
21/04/2020	£4,000 £1,262,521	EACH COUNSELLING AND SUPPORT	The funding is to address the immediate needs of the women and children we support in our 3 domestic violence refuges in Brent caused by COVID19. The funding will be used for emotional support, food and cleaning supplies and installing/enabling broadband/wifi connection and cpaability
21/04/2020	£9,570 £281,932	GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY SKILLS AND DEVELOPMENT (GOSAD)	GOSAD is seeking funding to offer critical support to between 80 and 90 at-risk and vulnerable Ealing residents. The support to be provided will include practical advice on welfare rights issues, ensuring that Covid-19 protocols such as social distancing is observed, moral and pastoral support to those contracting covid-19 and their families, etc.
21/04/2020	£5,000 £33,322	HOPE & RESTORATION	We work with Enfield residents age 25+ who are, lone parent families and from Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) that are living in poverty and experiencing mental health. We need the funding to enable us to provide a one-one support, life coaching over the phone due to COVID-19.
21/04/2020	£7,659	MAY PROJECT GARDENS CIC	This funding is to ensure physical and mental health for the most vulnerable, in particular young refugees who live alone without families, and other, local youth from low socio-economic households. Weâ€™re distributing healthy food, sporting and digital equipment to ensure connectivity and in good health and then offering counselling, homework help, ESOL, fitness & cooking classes online.
21/04/2020	£22,620 £1,326,018	GROUNDSWELL	The funding is for training and technology to deliver a peer led health and welfare â€˜call and checkâ€™ service for homeless people during covid-19; and the salaries of Peer Caseworkers to carry out covid-19 testing for all homeless people being moved into hotels across London over the next three months.
21/04/2020	£5,000	WILLESDEN GREEN TOWN TEAM	a distribution and service providing hub for food and necessities parcels for the areas of: Willesden Green, Dollis Hill, Dudden Hill, Mapesbury and Brondesbury, plus areas on their outskirts not covered by other food banks.
21/04/2020	£4,740 £90,711	WHEELY TOTS	This funding is for PPE safety and hygiene equipment, toiletries, and bicycle parts which will enable us to regularly provide food and other essentials to residents at Broadwater Farm and Northumberland Park Estates, Haringey over the next three months.
21/04/2020	£5,000 £1,336,542	CROYDON VOLUNTARY ACTION	The funding is required to support our emergency response for the most vulnerable. We are receiving donations and delivering them to individuals or groups but need specific foods (gluten free etc.) and hygiene items not part of regular donations. We urgently require PPE, mobile phone data, lunch and petrol expenses for volunteers.
21/04/2020	£5,000 £307,786	ENGLISH FOR ACTION	The funding is for direct support to 450 migrants, refugees and asylum seekers with low English. Translating urgent information from the government and the NHS, getting basic needs to vulnerable people including - food, nappies and baby items, medicine, mobile data, phone credit, wifi, gas and electricity short-term payments, toiletries such as soap, cleaning products and sanitary products.
21/04/2020	£5,000 £1,139,278	CAMDEN CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU SERVICE	For delivery of advice by phone and by email to clients; in particular those with Universal Credit, employment and housing claims. Last week we dealt with 247 clients of whom 216 were benefit claims.
21/04/2020	£4,946 £548,003	HOUNSLOW CITIZENS ADVICE	Our volunteers numbers dropped from 66 to only 10. the demand for our telephone advise sored 4 folds. we will use the money to buy laptops mobile phones and staff additional hours to allow more volunteers to work from home so we are able to meet the surge in demand.
21/04/2020	£4,420 £143,113	ST ETHELDREDAS, FULHAM	The funding is for provisions for isolated / vulnerable people in our community who are unable to go out or have no money to buy food. Mostly we buy basic food, but occasionally medicines, toys and school supplies. Provisions are purchased and delivered by volunteers without personal contact.
20/04/2020	£10,017 £321,044	LEARN ENGLISH AT HOME	changing our delivery model to a confidential ESOL 'Keeping in Touch' and 'Emergency Signposting' service via a confidential phone system and online video. Recruiting additional volunteers by developing online volunteer recruitment procedures and materials as well as reaching additional clients via referral partners to access the hardest to reach.
20/04/2020	£9,142 £47,342	COMMUNITIES WELFARE NETWORK	The organisation is looking for funding to provide financial assistance to local homeless people hardly hit by the effect of the crisis. They need help for food, essential items, interpreting and domestic support. They live in isolation especially holder people. Part of the grant will be allocated to the community support worker to keep the centre running and be in contact with clients .
20/04/2020	£5,000 £16,545	THE SHERRIFF CENTRE CHARITY	The funding is for the continuation and extension of our debt advice service, to meet our costs and to allow our advisor to continue to provide advice to at risk groups. Demand for our service which is normally very high has increased in the past month due to the crisis.
20/04/2020	£10,000 £189,070	SOUTHWARK DAY CENTRE FOR ASYLUM SEEKERS	The funding is for delivering an emergency relief service to refugees, asylum seekers and migrants in Southwark who are in great need during the crisis. We will provide food, clothing, toiletries, nappies, phone and travel cards and more.
20/04/2020	£5,000 £362,118	AANCHAL WOMEN'S AID	The funding is to cover one month's financial help to support women, girls and children affected by domestic abuse, by provision of emergency food, travel costs, toiletries, safe accommodation (particularly NRPF) and mobile phones enhancement packages for those at escalation of risk.
20/04/2020	£4,650 £72,369	SOMALI WELFARE TRUST	The funding is for to help vulnerable and lonely asylum refugees, Single Parents and families with mental health illness to have access to basic food provisions that will help in restore independence and make life feel a little more normal at this time of the Covid-19 pandemic situation.
20/04/2020	£3,240 £9,785	AFRICAN FRENCH SPEAKING ORGANISATION (AFSOR)	The funding is for a hunger to help and for a social responsibility the leaders of African French Speaking Organisation have, to continue to work remotely and social distancing with their community people, so they can keep supporting those who need it in the community due to Covid-19/Coronavirus Pandemic.
20/04/2020	£5,000 £15,694	OLDALONE UK	The funding requested will secure the supply and delivery of 50 food parcels and toiletries for 12 weeks for elderly beneficiaries from the most disadvantaged, poorest backgrounds, who are in isolation due to Covid-19 and whose language barriers hinder their ability to access help and opportunities.
20/04/2020	£5,000	FATE ACADEMY	Helping and Supporting the old, children and parents, people at risk and vulnerable ones buy their shopping of food/essential needs (cleaning products). Responds to new needs, advice and signposting to the right place, delivering the shopping and telephone/staff costs. We need laptops to go fully digital and quicker response.
20/04/2020	£10,000 £22,307	EAST AFRICAN EDUCATION FOUNDATION	• Buying food and other household essentials and delivering them to people in need of support. • Buying a laptop to adapt to online access and communicate to volunteers and users. • Meeting increased telephone costs to ensure increase telephone communication to and from users and online support to volunteers • Help with mailing.
20/04/2020	£5,000 £237,617	SHOREDITCH TAB CENTRE (PART OF SHOREDITCH TAB CHURCH)	To enable us to continue our support of the elderly and vulnerable with deliveries of practical food and hygiene, help setup temporary broadband services to those not connected and get them electronic tablet devices to do this if needed. Provide top ups for crucial utilities such as electric and gas. In the long run we hope to access support to also help continue our pastoral support activities.
17/04/2020	£5,000 £1,527,455	LONDON IRISH CENTRE	The funding is for people who are in need but not currently supported through the government’s ‘shielded’ programme during the Covid-19 pandemic. We will set up a community fridge in response to food bank closures and increased poverty, alongside online benefits advice, health and wellbeing advice and telephone befriending.
17/04/2020	£9,959 £188,296	BENGALI WORKERS' ASSOCIATION (BWA)	Our BWA priority remains the welfare of our clients and colleagues. We intend to offer following activities: • Arranging food pack deliveries to vulnerable and needy households • Calls to those at risk and our regular members to check how they are doing • Providing free information and advice on the pandemic • Advocacy work to help with entitlements and debt management
17/04/2020	£24,500 £284,379	BELONG: MAKING JUSTICE HAPPEN	Adapting our interventions in prisons to address critical needs emerging as a result of COVID-19. We will (a) design, produce and deliver three resources to help offenders in the prisons we work from within to cope, and (b) tailor/enhance our mentoring offer to address COVID-19 to keep offenders, ex-offenders and our communities safe.
17/04/2020	£5,000 £62,351	COMMUNITY OF S EGIDIO UK CHARITABLE TRUST	This funding is for us to buy food and basic essentials for homeless, elderly and vulnerable people living on their own.
17/04/2020	£5,000 £38,359	CHRISTIAN KITCHEN	To comply with govt rules we can no longer serve sit down meals so we will change to take away food.
16/04/2020	£4,988	BIKEWORKS CIC	The essential items - personal protective equipment, ID and communication, required by the team, for Bikeworks to scale its COVID-19 cycle delivery service, that provides vital supplies to our most vulnerable and isolated across London, as we repurpose ourselves as a community cycle social enterprise to address this need.
16/04/2020	£4,863 £19,207	HANDS FOR YOU	The purpose of this application is to help local people living on low incomes including the elderly to go through the current crisis
16/04/2020	£4,850 £352,178	RIVER HOUSE TRUST	The funding is for ensuring that our poorest, most health-vulnerable and isolated members have enough food to eat, and don't have to put themselves at extra risk through using public transport to visit our foodbank. We want to scale this up to meet the extra demand that already faces us.
15/04/2020	£4,350 £455,624	IMECE WOMEN’S CENTRE	the funding is to provide financial support to vulnerable women and their children in the BAMER communities for food and essentials. We will prioritise those whom are on low income, single mothers, women with children, older and disabled women and have NRPF.
15/04/2020	£4,200 £1,641,318	BODY & SOUL	Our members’ most urgent needs, enabling Body & Soul to buy and courier food, medication, and other essential supplies to our most vulnerable members living with HIV who live alone, with no support network and have been advised to self-isolate for 12-weeks.
15/04/2020	£5,000 £170,860	SUPERKIDZ COMMUNITY TRUST	The funding is for essential food and supplies for the most at-risk and needy families. These will be delivered to those who are most vulnerable to infection or have other difficulties shopping for themselves, and for others gift cards from food stores. We are hoping to provide reading, creative craft and art materials to children who lack resources at home.
15/04/2020	£4,859 £16,776	SEWA DAY	For the provision of 2000 hot meals a day for 8 weeks to vulnerable people In isolation and volunteers helping at West Middlesex Hospital and care homes within London.
15/04/2020	£5,000 £1,287,671	KAHAILA	Providing 75-100 meals per day for members of the homeless community currently emergency accommodati
15/04/2020	£5,000 £60,162	GO DHARMIC WELFARE UK	This funding is for providing food and assistance to vulnerable individuals who are isolated, health workers and carers to ease some of their stress in this uncertain time. We are currently operating in Islington and Harrow, and hope to expand to other London Boroughs with this funding. We are currently feeding approximately 500 people a day through our volunteer network and charities.
15/04/2020	£5,000 £244,864	THE MARGINS PROJECT	The funding is for food, Personal Protection Equipment and Mobile Phones to provide to services users and other vulnerable members of the community
15/04/2020	£4,300 £987,792	ST MARY ABBOTS REHABILITATION & TRAINING (SMART)	We require funding for food and the cost of delivering the food, as we have set up a food Distribution centre for vulnerable people as defined by the Government. Many of these people do not have internet connection, so we wish to buy more tablets to reduce the risk of social isolation.
15/04/2020	£5,000 £61,644	BE ENRICHED	The funding will expand our current service of a weekly hot food and grocery box delivery service to the vulnerable communities we serve, including the elderly, socially isolated, those with chronic diseases, etc. We anticipate that as this crisis continues, more and more people will be self isolated and/or out of work and will need support.
14/04/2020	£5,000	THE SMILE BRIGADE	The funding is for us to provide a free meal delivery service to vulnerable and at risk residents within Hammersmith & Fulham and surrounding areas.
14/04/2020	£4,770 £1,080,314	FRENFORD CLUBS	The funding is to support the most vulnerable people we know and their families, by helping them with food pick up and deliveries as well as providing emergency parcels of supplies for them to utilise. We have equated these to be so far 53 families who will be struggling to get support they need through this time. We aim to support them over the next few weeks.
14/04/2020	£5,000 £114,753	THE BOW FOODBANK LIMITED	Providing food and essential hygiene items to those in need. We are also supporting other local organisations who have approached us for help. We see the need to establish ourselves as a hub for the distribution of food in the coming weeks to the smaller, less organised, local groups who are also trying to establish support systems for vulnerable families and adults known to them.
14/04/2020	£3,900 £88,278	ST. EDWARD'S CHURCH, MOTTINGHAM	The funding is to keep the food bank supplied, to provide food parcels, hot meals to those who cannot cook due to mental illness or disability, IT facilities to help with payments online, telephone costs of those ringing people and petrol costs of volunteers shopping, collecting prescription and delivering food.
14/04/2020	£5,000 £325,791	CLOCKHOUSE COMMUNITY CENTRE	Our Community centre closed its doors to all of our user groups on March 20th. Therefore we are not receiving any rental income. It is vital that we continue to be proactive supporting the most vulnerable local residents by providing food deliveries and telephone support to the most isolated.
14/04/2020	£5,000 £427,677	VANBRUGH COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION	basic food parcels, domestic essentials, transport, distribution and travel & telephone expenses for volunteers, technical support for online activities
14/04/2020	£5,000 £223,822	THE BAKED BEAN CHARITY	The purchase of " life-enhancing " resources to benefit vulnerable service users who are now confined to their homes through self-isolation. All clients previously attended services and classes and enjoyed social interactions and education in a classroom setting or were in receipt of intensive educational support on a one to one basis with their education adviser.
14/04/2020	£4,500 £2,055,295	BOUNCE BACK FOUNDATION	The funding is to enable us to buy smartphones, sims and mobile data for 3 months for 50 participants whose support has been interrupted due to Covid-19 restrictions and who do not currently have access to these facilities.
14/04/2020	£5,000 £424,519	THE BEAM FOUNDATION	The funding is for emergency items such as food, toiletries, baby supplies, personal hygiene items and educational resources for homeless London residents. Beam will be personalising each package to the needs of the individual or family and coordinating their purchase and delivery.
14/04/2020	£5,000 £192,047	LEWISHAM IRISH COMMUNITY CENTRE	We are setting up cooked meal delivery service once per week and in the process of getting some council funding to run this project . We would like to scale up this project to include a food parcel of basic food essentials to support each vulnerable/older isolated person from week to week . We would have volunteers to drop off food delivery service which we could avail of to drop off food parcel.
14/04/2020	£4,930 £128,837	SOUTH CENTRAL YOUTH LTD	To provide essential food and hygiene items to our teenage parents (nappies, baby food etc)
14/04/2020	£4,800 £2,700,257	UNITY WORKS SOCIAL ENTERPRISES	essential catering equipment, such as hot food transport trays, to deliver hot meals from our social enterprise kitchens to feed the most vulnerable in our communities. We have begun feeding 450 people per day in hostels across the city from our Westminster kitchen but could do more with more equipment
14/04/2020	£5,000 £87,911	LEWISHAM COMMUNITY TRANSPORT SCHEME	The funding is for fuel, vehicle maintenance, cleaning products for vehicles and PPE and expenses for 4 volunteers
14/04/2020	£5,000 £779,230	BISHOP CREIGHTON HOUSE	Help! Emergency food packages and other essentials to be delivered by our fabulous (and socially distancing!) DBS-checked volunteers to those already socially isolated older people that are shielded at home, and to whom we currently provide a daily telephone safe & well service conducted by our volunteers with emergency staff support.
14/04/2020	£4,800 £464,479	LONDON BLACK WOMEN'S PROJECT (LBWP)	The funding is for essential food, cleaning products and mobile phone top ups for the 29 BAME women in our four refuges in Newham. They are all on Universal Credit and are struggling to support themselves with these essentials.
09/04/2020	£5,000 £187,782	WOMEN’S INCLUSIVE TEAM (WIT)	To provide urgent support, information, guidance, interpreting and foods to the most venerable residents in Tower Hamlets Hamlets.
09/04/2020	£1,400 £271,486	ACE OF CLUBS	The funding is for Ace of Clubs to continue with its hot food takeaway service - accessed from a hatch in its kitchen, and complying with all Government protocols & guidelines (e.g. social distancing). As one of the few (if only) outreach projects still preparing & serving hot food, demand for our food service has rocketed - serving on average 110 meals per day (but up to 150).
09/04/2020	£5,000	KURDISH ASSOCIATION FOR NEW GENERATIONS ABROAD	This fund will be crucial as we can use it for multiple purpose’s; Food, cleaning products, hygienic supplies, medical supplies and finally travel expenses for the volunteers. This helps CYP and their families who are from disadvantaged backgrounds and on low income to receive healthy food and essentials that if they don’t have will put their life at risk during this pandemic.
09/04/2020	£3,750 £24,393	LAMBETH SOMALI COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION	We are trying to support many elderly that are confined to their houses and families with children that are either in isolation or getting little income as their members who were working on zero hours contracts have now lost their jobs. Our volunteers are calling them whenever possible and advising on where to turn to for support, support with shopping and collecting medical items from pharmacy.
09/04/2020	£2,820 £118,847	SPORT AT THE HEART	This funding is to buy essential household and food items for vulnerable families who we work with. Since 20/3/20 we have moved to directly support our community at this time. We deliver food on Fridays to 54 households, this number growing. We are collecting food from the Felix project but also need to bump up the food parcels with items such as cereal, milk, soap and bread. We also hire 2 cars.
09/04/2020	£5,000	THE POPLAR PARTNERSHIP	We have set up with the support of Magic Breakfast, Felix Project and Lehman Foundation two food hubs at Bygrove Primary School & Stebon Primary School These hubs are staffed and supplying food to families of the most vulnerable, approximately 200 per day for Free School Meal children
09/04/2020	£5,000 £404,834	THE BAOBAB CENTRE FOR YOUNG SURVIVORS IN EXILE	For supporting young asylum seekers and refugees with managing their mental health through ensuring their connectivity with the therapeutic support that Baobab is offering online and over the phone and to support the young people in fostering health behaviours to promote positive mental and physical health whilst living in isolation.
09/04/2020	£5,000 £55,837	LIVE UNLIMITED	Pay As You Go Wifi dongles and sim cards loaded with three months data for care leavers living alone with no home wifi.
09/04/2020	£5,000 £130,604	ABILITY NORTH LONDON	Providing food, essentials and activity packs as well as one-to-one virtual and phone befriending services.
09/04/2020	£5,000 £57,850	AFRICAN REFUGEE COMMUNITY	Assisting our service users with food parcels, cleaning products, hygienic pack, mobile phone , laptops,boosting their mega / data as all our work is now online or by calls given the social distancing measures. Many of them are self isolated with very little access to services. We will have to use delivery services to reach out to them. Relief payment to some of them who have no income.
09/04/2020	£4,500 £1,993,147	MIND IN TOWER HAMLETS	The funding is to support our clients to access online information, resources and services and maintain contact with friends, families, providers during isolation. Many of our clients have no access to data, no WiFi and limited calls and texts. We want to purchase Sim cards to ensure they get connected.
09/04/2020	£4,800 £89,985	ISLINGTON SOMALI COMMUNITY	ISC urgently needs funding to fully move our essential services – particularly the ISC Advice Service online. Until now our advice service and other projects helping the most vulnerable people in our community have been provided face to face. Now we need to respond to increased demand by phone and email.
09/04/2020	£5,000 £388,162	BRITISH ALEVI FEDERATION	The funding is to support the most vulnerable within our community. Funding will be used to buy and distribute food, hyginic/toiletry products and help with transportation.
09/04/2020	£4,981	THIS NEW GROUND	We are applying for a grant towards equipment and resources needed to deliver creative activities using virtual platforms which will enable Hammersmith and Fulham's learning disabled community to stay connected and creative whilst in social isolation. This project is paramount to improving the quality of lives & positively impacting the wellbeing of our community during these unprecedented times.
09/04/2020	£4,980 £814,133	AGE UK REDBRIDGE, BARKING AND HAVERING	The funding (£4,980) will help us provide food for 166 older people; the older people we are supporting now and those who approach us in food poverty in the future. We will give older people who may or may not be self-isolating, nutritious food and support during the Coronavirus crisis.
09/04/2020	£4,800 £199,274	PATIKO BAKER'S FORT PROJECT	Basic food/essentials for 10 weeks for 120 vulnerable families with no recourse to public funds.
09/04/2020	£5,000 £592,917	PLIAS RESETTLEMENT	The funding is for food/basic necessities/basic smart phones/toiletries for our clients impacted by coronavirus. It will increase access to vital support including health services, reduce the need to go out and risk catching the virus, reduce ill-health/mental health, re-offending and prevent financial crisis if unable to work and the interruption in claiming or receiving benefits on time
09/04/2020	£5,000	FOR BRIAN CIC	The request for funding is to establish online support by smartphone or tablet for 10 vulnerable people currently without internet access to address people's wellbeing, security, and mental health.
09/04/2020	£5,000 £284,876	ALL PEOPLE ALL PLACES	The funding is for essential items to be used in our homeless shelter. We need basic equipment for newly established self-contained accommodation units (enabling service users to retain social distance and self-isolate), protective equipment, cleaning products, and resources to practically support guests’ health and welfare through the Covid-19 crisis.
09/04/2020	£5,000 £77,777	GROWBABY (A PROJECT OF KINGSTON VINEYARD)	The funding is for the purchase of nappies, baby food and baby formula. Growbaby has traditionally provided some of these items but we are now the distribution point across the Borough for these products. The Council runs a triage system and all requests for these items are now passed to us. This means we are supporting not only our regular families but many more who might not normally need us.
09/04/2020	£5,000 £273,057	SOUTHALL BLACK SISTERS	The funding will provide life saving supplies to our most vulnerable, marginalised and destitute users who are suffering a multitude of difficulties and barriers to access during COVID-19 outbreak. The funding shall be used to buy data plans and basic smartphones for those with mental health needs/isolated users and purchase food and medicine for vulnerable/poor/self-isolating users.
09/04/2020	£5,000 £1,722,343	THE HELEN BAMBER FOUNDATION	This application is for funding to provide internet enabled devices and online access for vulnerable refugees and asylum seekers who are survivors of human trafficking and torture, which will have a significant impact on their safety and wellbeing during this crisis.
09/04/2020	£5,000 £312,646	CLAPTON PARK UNITED REFORMED CHURCH	The funding is for the provision of emergency support to our existing service users both vulnerable adults and families, to provide some continuation of support, to pay for food, mobile phones, mobile phone top ups, energy top ups and overnight emergency accommodation and transport.
09/04/2020	£5,000 £621,279	SKYWAY CHARITY	Providing a weekly care package of food and essential items to 50 vulnerable families in Hackney for 4 weeks
09/04/2020	£4,520	MOON ACADEMY CIC	we need this funding for food, masks, gloves and other essentials for corona virus disease.
09/04/2020	£4,800 £160,698	LOUGHBOROUGH JUNCTION ACTION GROUP	The Platform Cafe, LJAG's community cafe, to deliver cooked meals for free to families living in poverty and the vulnerable using surplus food and food grown at the Loughborough Farm, our community food growing project run by volunteers.
09/04/2020	£4,800 £207,045	YOUTH ACTION ALLIANCE	The funding is to provide traveller and other vulnerable families we already work with, with access to vital food and other resources.
09/04/2020	£4,959	ANIMA YOUTH C.I.C.	The funding is for providing sanitary & wellbeing parcels, which will be sent to girls who would have had access to our projects, and those in need of them. We aim to send 100 parcels each month for the next 3 months. The parcels will include: enough sanitary pads to cover a 5-7 day cycle, packs of dry food eg.Noodles, and daily gratitude/positive affirmation cards to promote mental wellbeing.
09/04/2020	£4,950 £281,932	GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY SKILLS AND DEVELOPMENT (GOSAD)	Social distancing and isolation to combat the prevalence and spread of Covid-19 has prompted GOSAD to identify 23 isolated and vulnerable Ealing residents that are in danger of starvation. GOSAD is seeking funding to ensure the survival of the identified vulnerable residents by providing them with vital food products.
09/04/2020	£5,000 £438,533	HAMMERSMITH & FULHAM FOODBANK	the purchase of food, and hygiene products for families who can no longer afford to purchase these items for themselves
09/04/2020	£5,000 £57,108	LIVING WATERS CHRISTIAN CENTRE (LEWISHAM TRUST) FOOD SERVICE (LWCC FOOD SERVICE)	Mainly for the purchase of non-perishable foods, masks, gloves, carrier bags, mobile phone data and petrol for drivers to deliver food to customers and also for the collection of perishable foods from Waitrose depot in Coulson (we are part of the Esther community enterprises that has access to Waitrose perishable foods e.g. Fruits, vegetables, milk etc
08/04/2020	£1,744 £536,660	CARERS SUPPORT MERTON	Subscriptions to zoom & mail chimp so we can stay connected and provide activities such as support groups and workshops for Carers online. Sign request so we can continue to get documents such as consent forms for work with young Carers and grant applications signed remotely. Mobile for calls support calls to Carers.
08/04/2020	£5,000 £556,957	AGE UK WANDSWORTH	This funding is for food and household items to ensure we can sustain our emergency food parcel service for the duration of the pandemic.
08/04/2020	£5,000	BONNY DOWNS COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION (BDCA)	After two weeks of delivering our rapid response crisis hub, our crowdfunding is almost depleted. We urgently need funding to replenish stocks of food/toiletries, cover fuel costs and purchase eco-friendly carrier bags so we can continue distributing emergency relief parcels to vulnerable adults, struggling families and isolated elders in Newham.
08/04/2020	£4,800 £221,911	HOWBURY FRIENDS	We are putting together emergency packs for the elderly, isolated and vulnerable in our community and delivering out to the community, we are putting together 110 packs per day currently. We are also putting together activity packs for families to help them with their children and information packs for all which includes numbers such as Women's Aid, Solace, emergency numbers
08/04/2020	£3,000 £194,666	CARIS HARINGEY	To purchase dried food (pasta, rice, flour, sugar, tea, coffee, dried milk) and tins of soup, vegetables, fruit, nappies, baby food & formula milk, toiletries and household essential items
08/04/2020	£3,000 £313,866	SHEPHERDS BUSH FAMILIES PROJECT (SBFP)	supporting families who are having difficulties financially and are unable to access support. We will provide food, nappies and other essential items as well has ensuring families have items to keep themselves safe, such has disposable gloves, aprons. We work with approximately 80-90 families a year
08/04/2020	£5,000 £19,128	YOUNG LADIES CLUB	essential items required by individuals which include; food, cleaning products, toiletries, mobile phones and data.
08/04/2020	£3,300 £147,550	THE VIP - VIOLENCE INTERVENTION PROJECT	THE FUNDING IS FOR A MOBILE FOOD BANK TO SUPPORT THE YOUNG PEOPLE AND FAMILIES THAT WE ARE WORKING WITH, AS WELL AS OTHERS WHO MAY BE IN NEED AND HAVE SERIOUS YOUTH VIOLENCE RISKS WITHIN THE HOME
08/04/2020	£5,000 £154,958	WHITEFIELD CHARITY SK CORPORATION	This emergency funding will be used to cover the monumental increase in food and supply costs. As our numbers have skyrocketed and other places have closed, we have had to increase the amount of food we purchase. We also now operate a takeaway only service and have had to purchase all new supplies in order to facilitate the new service.
08/04/2020	£5,000 £4,592,783	SPEAR HOUSING ASSOCIATION LIMITED (KNOWN AS SPEAR)	Helping to find and make safe 250 people who are rough sleeping and homeless in South West London. We need: emergency health and safety (PPE) equipment to keep frontline staff and people who are homeless safe; mobile phones for people who are homeless to keep in touch with support; food.
07/04/2020	£4,300 £41,601	SISTAH SPACE	to meet the increased demand for food, hygiene & toiletries to support DV victim for those in hiding
06/04/2020	£4,995	MIND IN HARINGEY	Mind in Haringey to provide food bags and hot meals to those with more severe enduring mental health issues that will start to struggle to maintain caring for themselves , by providing food . The vast majority of clients we work with are already isolated and their response to the chaotic scenes in supermarkets and now the social distancing will be to withdraw or / and to spiral into crisis
06/04/2020	£5,000 £738,465	WOMAN'S TRUST	1. Essentials for women who have fled to new unfurnished accommodation, sometimes with children (today we bought duvets, 3 air mattresses, a sleeping bag for a homeless client sleeping in a van, a TV Ariel/remote for an isolated client). 2. Equipment/data for clients, to facilitate their access to our support over telephone/video-conferencing
06/04/2020	£5,000 £649,511	LEWISHAM REFUGEE & MIGRANT NETWORK	hardship fund for clients who have no recourse to public funds, to buy baby milk, nappies and feminine products, to buy extra food to give away to clients, to pay for hostel/accommodation,
06/04/2020	£4,950 £394,485	THE FOOD CHAIN	The funding is for the provision of emergency grocery deliveries to vulnerable people living with HIV, low immune system and greatest risk of COVID-19; having complex needs including physical and mental health, multiple long-term health conditions, isolation and poverty. This will be supported by dietetic support and one-to-one befriending.
06/04/2020	£4,800 £16,096	LEWISHAM CHURCHES FOR ASYLUM SEEKERS	Food parcels to give to our 20+ individuals/families who use our Foodbank. Due to Covid 19 we are unable to replenish our food supplies from churches as the churches are closed. Food normally comes from individuals attending one of our 20 supporting churches. Our clients are referred by London Refugee Council and Lewisham Refugee Migrant Network.
06/04/2020	£4,970 £694,134	LATIN AMERICAN WOMEN'S AID REFUGE	This funding is to add to our COVID-emergency fund for the following 4-6 months, to provide food/basic products (toiletries,sanitary products,nappies,baby milk,etc.) to the black & minoritised women survivors of domestic violence living now in our refuges, as they are finding themselves with no income & to increase the online support capacity.
06/04/2020	£3,100 £1,007,032	HIGH TREES COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT TRUST	Funding will be used to equip staff, tutors and volunteers with mobile phones to carry out our existing and new emerging services remotely during this time: -check-in service for all service users coordinating access to food-distribution and support -weekly 1:1 telephone/facetime mentoring for young people who use our services -remote employment advice and welfare support -remote learning
06/04/2020	£4,000	WELL GROUNDED JOBS CIC	To provide basic care packages to the high risk adults we work with who have lost their jobs across the hospitality sector. We need to make sure they can; access the internet to apply for new work or access benefits, feed themselves and their families, and fund travel to new work.
06/04/2020	£5,000 £105,960	HENNA ASIAN WOMEN'S GROUP	Due to the COVID-19 emergency Henna has had to transfer all its services online, our services are mainly directed towards the elderly in order to help them deal with isolation and loneliness. The funding will be used to buy 33 tablets that would be distributed to vulnerable users via post so thay they are included within weekly sessions with tutors who will be providing a variety of activities.
06/04/2020	£4,000 £235,910	FAMILY FRIENDS	To provide the costs of 100 sets of food and essential items to vulnerable families. Family Friends already has a roster of DBS and reference-checked volunteers who will shop on behalf of families. They will buy items following a shopping list that the family has drawn up of essential items up to a value of £40. They will deliver them to the family home.
06/04/2020	£4,800 £447,312	YOUNG ROOTS	The funding is for food & mobile vouchers, and essentials for our most vulnerable young people
03/04/2020	£5,000 £3,376,820	CARITAS ANCHOR HOUSE	The funding is for our initial response to Covid-19 to provide food and additional cleaning.
03/04/2020	£3,030 £64,329	MIDDLE EASTERN WOMEN AND SOCIETY ORGANISATION	The funding is for mobile phones/data/petrol/sanitising products for our staff and volunteers.
03/04/2020	£4,900 £684,798	THE SPIRES CENTRE	To cover additional costs incurred to pay for taxis for key workers to get to work safely Additional cleaning costs due to Covid19. It is essential that staff remain on site to meet needs of people desperate for food and escaping domestic violence. Additional food supplies to supplement what is donated to us to ensure a balanced diet
03/04/2020	£5,000 £481,298	HAVERING WOMEN'S AID LTD	The funding is for cleaning products and emergency food for families that are living in our refuge/community. We currently have 23 flats and work with between 60- 80 families in the local community. Some of which are experiencing financial hardship due to additional costs incurred for living or/and breaks in income. Additional products are also required for cleaning communal areas/homes.
03/04/2020	£5,000 £322,264	HOMELESS ACTION IN BARNET	The funding is to provide weekly food parcels and other essentials to over 50 people who were rough sleeping and are now in TA in Barnet. Unlike Central London these are not in hotels but scattered across the Borough and beyond.

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Cumulative Grants

Amount	Recipient
£183,346	ADVANCE ADVOCACY AND NON VIOLENCE COMMUNITY EDUCATION
£153,454	REFUGE
£135,635	HOPSCOTCH ASIAN WOMEN'S CENTRE
£103,557	GALOP
£92,230	HILLINGDON WOMEN'S CENTRE
£89,164	SOUTHALL BLACK SISTERS
£87,661	HOUSING FOR WOMEN
£85,000	ASIAN WOMEN'S RESOURCE CENTRE (AWRC)
£84,574	ONE IN FOUR
£79,337	LONDON BLACK WOMEN'S PROJECT (LBWP)
£76,792	AGE UK WANDSWORTH
£75,968	HIBISCUS INITIATIVES
£72,167	BROMLEY AND CROYDON WOMEN'S AID
£65,360	ZSV TRUST
£63,784	NATIONAL UGLY MUGS
£63,623	DAWN CHARITABLE TRUST
£63,005	VOLUNTARY ACTION CAMDEN
£61,277	BLINDAID
£60,717	PLIAS-RESETTLEMENT-LTD
£60,566	HAVERING MIND
£59,410	BODY & SOUL
£59,253	GREENLEAF CHARITY TRUST/SPARK2LIFE
£56,803	MOSAC
£55,241	HOLLOWAY NEIGHBOURHOOD GROUP
£55,134	NOUR DV
£54,929	TENDER EDUCATION & ARTS
£54,810	AFRICA ADVOCACY FOUNDATION
£54,769	CLEAN BREAK
£54,585	EACH COUNSELLING AND SUPPORT
£54,340	HOMELESS ACTION IN BARNET
£54,175	NAZ PROJECT LONDON
£51,418	STANDING TOGETHER AGAINST DOMESTIC ABUSE
£50,591	CAXTON HOUSE COMMUNITY CENTRE
£50,540	WOMAN'S TRUST
£50,069	COMMUNITY DRUG AND ALCOHOL RECOVERY SERVICE
£49,979	NEWARK YOUTH LONDON
£49,780	TIME TO HELP (UK)
£49,724	THE LAMBETH PORTUGUESE WELLBEING PARTNERSHIP
£49,680	RIPE ENTERPRISES LIMITED
£49,671	NORTH PADDINGTON FOOD BANK
£49,450	THE CHICKEN SOUP SHELTER
£47,393	SHARE COMMUNITY LTD
£47,038	SAFER LONDON
£46,877	WOMEN AND GIRLS NETWORK
£46,714	ART AGAINST KNIVES
£45,904	CRANSTOUN
£45,900	AANCHAL WOMEN'S AID LTD
£45,600	BIKEWORKS CIC
£45,000	CLOCKHOUSE COMMUNITY CENTRE
£43,955	SOMALI WELFARE TRUST
£43,790	THE FOOD CHAIN (UK) LTD
£43,619	MICHAEL SOBELL HOSPICE CHARITY
£43,501	HOME-START BARNET
£43,300	THE BOW FOODBANK LIMITED
£42,629	HOME-START LAMBETH
£42,230	CARDINAL HUME CENTRE
£41,413	SALAAM PEACE COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT PROGRAMME C.I.C.
£41,020	EXCEL WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION
£40,490	YOUNG ROOTS
£40,304	THE 999 CLUB
£40,000	HAVERING WOMEN'S AID LTD
£39,502	QUEEN'S CRESCENT COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
£39,410	URBAN PARTNERSHIP GROUP
£38,864	BELL FARM CHRISTIAN CENTRE
£38,800	SISTAH SPACE (SANCTUARY)
£38,000	EASTSIDE YOUNG LEADERS' ACADEMY
£37,940	HOUNSLOW CITIZENS ADVICE
£37,808	THE BEN KINSELLA TRUST
£37,644	MATERNITY ACTION
£37,432	WANDSWORTH COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT NETWORK
£37,361	THE VINEYARD COMMUNITY CENTRE
£37,211	KINGSTON CARERS' NETWORK
£36,959	EAST EUROPEAN RESOURCE CENTRE
£36,796	STAY SAFE EAST
£36,000	COMMUNITY AFRICAN NETWORK
£35,900	STEP UP HUB
£35,454	LIVING WELL BROMLEY
£35,000	GIVE IT FORWARD TODAY
£35,000	AFRICAN RAINBOW FAMILY
£34,762	THE LIMES COMMUNITY AND CHILDREN'S CENTRE
£34,562	THE TRIANGLE ADVENTURE PLAYGROUND ASSOCIATION
£34,406	CLAREMONT PROJECT
£34,221	AGE UK SUTTON
£34,188	HIGHBURY VALE BLACKSTOCK TRUST
£34,000	BROMLEY MENCAP
£33,936	HARROW CENTRAL MOSQUE & MASOOD ISLAMIC CENTRE
£33,421	HOLBORN COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
£32,656	LEGAL ADVICE CENTRE
£32,369	SUZY LAMPLUGH TRUST
£32,367	HEAR US
£32,343	MIND IN HARROW
£31,392	HENNA ASIAN WOMEN'S GROUP
£31,205	ABILITY NORTH LONDON
£31,000	SAFELIVES
£30,600	MUSLIM CHARITIES FORUM
£30,468	MENTAL FIGHT CLUB
£30,398	ELLA'S HOME
£30,374	ROOM TO HEAL
£30,130	THE ZAHID MUBAREK TRUST
£30,000	WOMEN IN PRISON
£30,000	VOLUNTARY SERVICE ASSOCIATION LTD.
£30,000	CITIZENS ADVICE WANDSWORTH
£30,000	CHRIST CHURCH FELTHAM
£30,000	BONNY DOWNS COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION (BDCA)
£29,964	YOUTH LEAGUE UK (YL)
£29,884	MOSAIC COMMUNITY TRUST
£29,845	AGE UK REDBRIDGE, BARKING AND HAVERING
£29,825	WOMEN'S HEALTH AND FAMILY SERVICES
£29,606	MANOR HOUSE DEVELOPMENT TRUST
£29,418	COPLESTON CENTRE
£28,707	ARTBURST LTD
£28,228	IRANIAN & KURDISH WOMEN'S RIGHTS ORGANISATION (IKWRO)
£28,011	KURDISH AND MIDDLE EASTERN WOMEN'S ORGANISATION
£27,925	THE BOILER HOUSE COMMUNITY SPACE
£27,913	WELLBEING CONNECT SERVICES
£27,600	EALING SOMALI WELFARE AND CULTURAL ASSOCIATION (ESWCA)
£27,600	AURORA FOUNDATION FOR PEOPLE ABUSED IN CHILDHOOD
£27,272	EALING CVS
£26,967	CASSANDRA LEARNING CENTRE
£26,645	STREETLIGHT UK
£26,606	UNIQUE TALENT CIC
£26,490	BATTERSEA ARTS CENTRE
£26,472	WOMEN'S RESOURCE CENTRE
£26,103	ASSOCIATION FOR POLISH FAMILY
£25,806	MINARET COMMUNITY CENTRE
£25,500	SARACENS SPORT FOUNDATION
£25,483	HER CENTRE
£25,400	AGE UK BARNET
£25,310	CLAUDIA JONES ORGANISATION
£25,054	HOUSE OF RAINBOW CIC
£25,022	HAMMERSMITH AND FULHAM COMMUNITY LAW CENTRE
£25,000	NL CARES LIMITED
£24,950	HARROW CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU
£24,850	STREET TALK
£24,842	EQUAL PEOPLE MENCAP
£24,800	SKYLARKS CHARITY
£24,800	CHRISTIAN KITCHEN
£24,770	FRENFORD CLUBS
£24,568	VOICES OF HOPE
£24,513	RESPECT
£24,500	BELONG: MAKING JUSTICE HAPPEN
£24,120	GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY SKILLS AND DEVELOPMENT (GOS&D)
£23,946	IMECE WOMEN'S CENTRE
£23,876	AGE UK WESTMINSTER
£23,786	MIDDLE EASTERN WOMEN AND SOCIETY ORGANISATION
£23,785	BEDE HOUSE ASSOCIATION
£23,528	ELLINGHAM EMPLOYMENT SERVICES
£23,428	RESPOND
£23,354	CITY & HACKNEY CARERS CENTRE
£23,306	ZACCHAEUS 2000 TRUST
£23,162	AFRICAN FRENCH SPEAKING ORGANISATION
£23,036	SOMERS TOWN COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
£22,760	FRENCH AFRICAN WELFARE ASSOCIATION
£22,629	STONEGROVE COMMUNITY TRUST
£22,620	GROUNDSWELL
£22,579	LONDON IRISH CENTRE
£22,490	BREADWINNERS Fighting Poverty: Refugees
£22,487	KANLUNGAN FILIPINO CONSORTIUM
£22,213	LATIN AMERICAN DISABLED PEOPLE'S PROJECT
£22,159	HEALTH EQUALITY AND RIGHTS ORGANISATION T/A LGBT HERO
£21,885	AFGHANISTAN AND CENTRAL ASIAN COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
£21,640	WOMEN@THEWELL
£21,505	EALING MENCAP
£21,061	BEXLEY WOMEN'S AID
£21,005	VOLUNTEER CENTRE GREENWICH
£20,600	JEWISH WOMEN'S AID
£20,500	AVA-AGAINST VIOLENCE AND ABUSE
£20,300	AFRICAN REFUGEE COMMUNITY
£20,205	SURVIVORS TOGETHER
£20,190	BROMLEY & CROYDON WOMEN'S AID
£20,181	AUTISM VOICE LIMITED
£20,178	MOON ACADEMY CIC
£20,090	COUNSELLING MATTERS BEXLEY
£20,000	TOUCAN EMPLOYMENT
£20,000	THE CLEMENT JAMES CENTRE
£20,000	THE AKSHAYA PATRA FOUNDATION UK
£20,000	SOBUS
£20,000	RESTORATIVE JUSTICE FOR ALL
£20,000	NAZ LEGACY FOUNDATION
£20,000	MESILA UK
£20,000	GOODS FOR GOOD (GLOBAL)
£20,000	DOORSTEP HOMELESS FAMILIES PROJECT
£20,000	ARC COMMUNITY SPACE
£19,989	WESTBOURNE PARK FAMILY CENTRE
£19,989	WELWITSCHIA WELFARE ADVICE CENTRE
£19,988	BOLD VISION
£19,960	KAFEL AID
£19,959	BENGALI WORKERS' ASSOCIATION
£19,938	EMPOWERING DEAF SOCIETY
£19,900	KINGSTON BEREAVEMENT SERVICE
£19,900	DORSET COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
£19,895	ACHEINU CANCER SUPPORT
£19,890	ICONIC STEPS FILM ACADEMY C.I.C
£19,884	CLUB KALI NETWORK CIC
£19,850	GASWORKS DOCK PARTNERSHIP
£19,838	WHITEFOOT AND DOWNHAM COMMUNITY FOOD PLUS PROJECT LIMITED
£19,815	DESTINY COMMUNITY SERVICES
£19,802	THE HORNBEAM CENTRE
£19,780	THE EVELYN OLDFIELD UNIT
£19,780	ADVICE SUPPORT KNOWLEDGE INFORMATION
£19,682	HOLY TRINITY TOTTENHAM
£19,676	CHEFS IN SCHOOLS
£19,640	CHINESE MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION
£19,600	THE NIA PROJECT
£19,580	LONDON FRIEND
£19,570	NENE TEREZA
£19,545	LEWISHAM IRISH COMMUNITY CENTRE
£19,433	THE BIKE PROJECT
£19,360	WALWORTH GOLDEN OLDIES COMMUNITY CARE PROJECT
£19,330	BREAD N BUTTER CIC
£19,328	SUNBEAMS LONDON LTD
£19,295	INCREDIBLE EDIBLE LAMBETH
£19,286	VOLUNTARY ACTION HARROW LIMITED
£19,239	WESTPOINT-SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
£19,220	GLOBAL ONE 2015
£19,144	TELEGRAPH HILL CENTRE GROUP
£19,134	LEWISHAM MULTILINGUAL ADVICE SERVICE
£18,793	AGE UK WALTHAM FOREST
£18,750	BEYOND FOOD FOUNDATION
£18,703	HAVEN - THE SURVIVORS OF ABUSE NETWORK
£18,696	SOUTH EAST LONDON ARTS NETWORK
£18,475	BEXLEY MENCAP
£18,300	OUTSIDE EDGE THEATRE COMPANY
£18,250	QUEEN'S PARK BANGLADESHI ASSOCIATION
£18,244	CALM (CONFIDENTIAL AND LOCAL MEDIATION)
£17,751	HARINGEY PLAY ASSOCIATION
£17,680	FREE YOUR MIND
£17,666	ABBEY COMMUNITY CENTRE
£17,628	PADDINGTON LAW CENTRE
£17,620	LIVING BANKSIDE
£17,000	UP N AWAY
£16,859	COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT AND SUPPORT INITIATIVES (CESI)-UK
£16,516	ZEBRAS CHILDREN AND ADULTS CHARITY
£16,500	SPITALFIELDS CITY FARM
£16,452	HAND ON HEART (AL-MIZAN CHARITABLE TRUST)
£16,135	MERIDIAN WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION
£16,112	RESPONSE COMMUNITY PROJECTS (EARLS COURT) LTD
£16,000	COMMUNITY ACTION ON DEMENTIA - BRENT
£15,992	AFRICAN WOMEN'S CARE
£15,870	CARIS ISLINGTON LTD.
£15,732	SKILLS & TRAINING NETWORK LIMITED
£15,675	CENTRE FOR ARMENIAN INFORMATION & ADVICE (CAIA)
£15,502	AFRICAN WOMEN GROUP
£15,500	ADVOCACY NOW
£15,489	MIND IN CAMDEN
£15,486	FAIR MONEY ADVICE
£15,186	BARNET LONE PARENT CENTRE
£15,014	HOME-START HAVERING
£15,000	THE SHERRIFF CENTRE CHARITY
£15,000	THE BAKED BEAN CHARITY
£15,000	SKYWAY CHARITY
£15,000	RESPEITO
£15,000	KAHAILA
£15,000	JANNATY WOMEN'S SOCIAL SOCIETY
£15,000	HELP ON YOUR DOORSTEP
£15,000	HAMMERSMITH & FULHAM FOODBANK
£15,000	CAMDEN CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU SERVICE
£15,000	BLACK TRAINING & ENTERPRISE GROUP (BTEG)
£15,000	BISHOP CREIGHTON HOUSE
£15,000	AFC WIMBLEDON FOUNDATION
£14,996	LAMBETH ASIAN CENTRE (LAC)
£14,994	MIND IN HARINGEY
£14,989	THE STOCKWELL PARTNERSHIP LTD
£14,930	SOUTH CENTRAL YOUTH LTD
£14,894	HEALTHY LIVING PROJECTS
£14,824	FOR BRIAN CIC
£14,790	BE ENRICHED
£14,727	WHY ME?
£14,692	HARROW CLUB W10 THE HARROW MISSION
£14,568	GROWBABY (A PROJECT OF KINGSTON VINEYARD)
£14,500	TAG YOUTH CLUB FOR DISABLED YOUNG PEOPLE
£14,500	LEWISHAM REFUGEE & MIGRANT NETWORK
£14,500	JUNCTION COMMUNITY TRUST
£14,498	CELESTIAL CHURCH OF CHRIST AMAZING GRACE PARISH
£14,406	FULHAM GOOD NEIGHBOURS
£14,170	REHOBOTH COMMUNITY OUTREACH CLUB
£14,020	INNER STRENGTH NETWORK CIC
£14,000	NOTRE DAME REFUGEE CENTRE
£13,900	LEWISHAM CHURCHES FOR ASYLUM SEEKERS
£13,725	THE VIP - VIOLENCE INTERVENTION PROJECT
£13,524	ELLA'S HOME
£13,500	MONEY A+E
£13,420	BANGLADESHI PARENTS ASSOCIATION IN NEWHAM
£13,350	HOWBURY FRIENDS
£13,258	REFUGEE ACTION KINGSTON
£13,200	ASPIRE2INSPIRE DYSLEXIA
£12,950	CHABAD LUBAVITCH OF ISLINGTON
£12,805	ONE WESTMINSTER
£12,783	OMNIBUS-CLAPHAM
£12,700	SUTTON VISION
£12,387	HANDS FOR YOU
£12,306	AFRICAN HEALTH POLICY NETWORK
£12,255	AFRUCA - SAFEGUARDING CHILDREN
£12,000	TAPESTRY CARE UK
£11,992	RELEASE LEGAL EMERGENCY AND DRUGS SERVICE
£11,939	BEXLEY MOORINGS PROJECT
£11,900	HOME-START HILLINGDON
£11,876	MERTON CENTRE FOR INDEPENDENT LIVING
£11,749	WOMEN AND HEALTH
£11,000	NEW HORIZON YOUTH CENTRE
£10,900	THE SPIRES CENTRE
£10,833	HARINGEY MIGRANT SUPPORT CENTRE
£10,821	WISE THOUGHTS
£10,683	REFUGEEYOUTH
£10,620	BARONS COURT PROJECT
£10,603	EVERGREEN CARE BEXLEY
£10,500	ST. EDWARD'S CHURCH, MOTTINGHAM
£10,460	FTM LONDON
£10,395	CONSORTIUM OF LESBIAN, GAY, BISEXUAL AND TRANSGENDER VOLUNTARY & COMMUNITY ORGS
£10,263	ACTION FOR REFUGEES IN LEWISHAM
£10,017	LEARN ENGLISH AT HOME
£10,000	SPOT PROJECT
£10,000	YOUNG EALING FOUNDATION
£10,000	XLP
£10,000	WIMBLEDON GUILD OF SOCIAL WELFARE
£10,000	WEST LONDON WELCOME
£10,000	WEST LONDON SOMALILAND COMMUNITY
£10,000	URBAN PARTNERSHIP GROUP
£10,000	UPTOWN YOUTH SERVICES
£10,000	TURNING CORNERS
£10,000	TRANSGENERATIONAL CHANGE LIMITED ("TCL")
£10,000	THE WICKERS CHARITY
£10,000	THE PEOPLES CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP
£10,000	THE OAK FOUNDATION
£10,000	THE KSIMC OF LONDON
£10,000	THE FOOD CHAIN (UK) LTD
£10,000	THE DROP IN BEREAVEMENT CENTRE
£10,000	TRANSLATING & INTERPRETING SERVICES (TIS)
£10,000	SUPPORTING HUMANITY
£10,000	SUPPORT THROUGH COURT
£10,000	STROKE & APHASIA MINORITIES SUPPORT GROUP LTD
£10,000	STREETS OF GROWTH
£10,000	ST MONICA'S, PALMERS GREEN
£10,000	ST CUTHBERT'S CENTRE
£10,000	ST CUTHBERT'S CENTRE
£10,000	SPRINGFIELD COMMUNITY FLAT
£10,000	SOUTHWARK DAY CENTRE FOR ASYLUM SEEKERS
£10,000	SOUL KITCHEN
£10,000	SOMALI GIRLS CAN
£10,000	SIDINGS COMMUNITY CENTRE
£10,000	SICKLE CELL SOCIETY
£10,000	SHOREDITCH TRUST
£10,000	RYE HILL TENANTS AND RESIDENTS ASS. (FOOD BANK)
£10,000	ROBES PROJECT
£10,000	RASTAFARI MOVEMENT UK
£10,000	RESPEITO
£10,000	POETIC UNITY
£10,000	PARENTS ASSOCIATION OF MARIA KONOPNICKA POLISH SATURDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION
£10,000	OVOS UVONIM
£10,000	OUR LADY OF FATIMA CHURCH, WHITE CITY
£10,000	NOTTING HILL COMMUNITY CHURCH
£10,000	NORTH LONDON FOODBANK
£10,000	MUSIC OF LIFE
£10,000	MILDMAY COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP
£10,000	MIGDAL EMUNAH LTD
£10,000	MESILA UK
£10,000	MAXABILITY
£10,000	MAEL GAEL MULTICULTURAL COMMUNITY PROJECT
£10,000	MISGAV
£10,000	MHDT LONDON DEVELOPMENT TRUST
£10,000	LIVE AND LEARN
£10,000	LIGHTHOUSE - SUPPORTING WOMEN THROUGH STORMY TIMES
£10,000	LIFE CHANGERS FOUNDATION
£10,000	LIDO FOUNDATION
£10,000	LEARN TO LOVE TO READ
£10,000	LATITUDE CARE NETWORK LIMITED
£10,000	KULAN FOUNDATION LIMITED
£10,000	KONGOLESECE CENTRE FOR INFORMATION & ADVICE
£10,000	KENTISH TOWN COMMUNITY CENTRE
£10,000	KAG ADVOCACY CIO
£10,000	JOPADHOLA COMMUNITY UK
£10,000	ISLINGTON TURKISH KURDISH CYPRIOT WOMEN'S WELFARE GROUP
£10,000	ISLINGTON CENTRE FOR REFUGEES AND MIGRANTS
£10,000	IRISH CHAPLAINCY
£10,000	INSPIRITED MINDS
£10,000	INDEPENDENCE AT HOME
£10,000	ILAYS
£10,000	HUMDUM CIC
£10,000	HOPE CHURCH ORPINGTON FOR TRANSFORM BROMLEY BOROUGH COALITION
£10,000	HOME START WESTMINSTER
£10,000	HEALTHY GENERATIONS
£10,000	HEALTHPROM
£10,000	HEADWAY WEST LONDON LIMITED
£10,000	HAVELOCK FAMILY CENTRE
£10,000	FOUNDATION FOR WOMEN'S HEALTH RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
£10,000	FIRST STEP ACTION
£10,000	ELAYS NETWORK
£10,000	EAST AFRICAN EDUCATION FOUNDATION
£10,000	EAST AFRICAN EDUCATION FOUNDATION
£10,000	DEMENTIA CONCERN
£10,000	DADIHIYE SOMALI DEVELOPMENT ORGANISATION
£10,000	DH FOUNDATION
£10,000	CROYDON VOLUNTARY ACTION
£10,000	CROYDON FOOD BANK
£10,000	COUNCIL OF SOMALI ORGANISATIONS
£10,000	COMMUNITY ASSETS FOR SOCIETY AND HOUSING (CASH)
£10,000	CHRISTIANS AGAINST POVERTY (CAP) - LONDON PENGE
£10,000	CHELSEA METHODIST CHURCH & PASTORAL CENTRE
£10,000	CARERS NETWORK WESTMINSTER
£10,000	CAP FOUNDATION (COMMUNITY AGAINST POVERTY)
£10,000	COMMUNITY NETWORK GROUP CIC
£10,000	CAME WOMEN AND GIRLS DEVELOPMENT ORGANISATION
£10,000	BROMLEY BRIGHTER BEGINNINGS
£10,000	BRITSOM
£10,000	BREAKING OUT OF THE BUBBLE
£10,000	BOOKS BEYOND WORDS CIO
£10,000	BLOODY GOOD PERIOD
£10,000	BERMONDSEY COMMUNITY KITCHEN
£10,000	BE KIND MOVEMENT
£10,000	BARNET REFUGEE SERVICE
£9,998	SOMALI COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT TRUST
£9,998	CODE1 COMMUNITY GROUP LTD
£9,997	MERTONVISION
£9,997	ENFIELD SAHELI
£9,995	TZIVOS HASHEM UK
£9,995	THE ROYAL ASSOCIATION FOR DEAF PEOPLE
£9,994	GIRLS DEVELOPMENT PROJECT
£9,992	ALLIANCE FOR INCLUSIVE EDUCATION
£9,991	LONDON GYPSIES AND TRAVELLERS
£9,990	THE WOMEN'S CENTRE SUTTON
£9,990	QUAGGY DEVELOPMENT TRUST
£9,990	HERE 2 HELP
£9,990	EALING CVS
£9,984	HEART N SOUL
£9,984	DRAGON HALL TRUST
£9,984	BLACK HEROES FOUNDATION
£9,980	OYA ORGANISATION OF YOUNG AFRICANS Education & Employment: Basic Standards
£9,980	NORTH KENSINGTON HEARTS & MINDS CIC
£9,980	LUMINARY BAKERY
£9,980	JAN TRUST
£9,980	DIABETES ACTION CIC
£9,979	THIRD AGE PROJECT
£9,978	VENTURE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
£9,978	BRIGHTER TOGETHER
£9,977	MARYLEBONE BANGLADESH SOCIETY
£9,972	ULTIMATE COUNSELLING TRAINING AND SUPPORT SERVICES CIC
£9,970	WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION FOR NETWORKING AND DEVELOPMENT
£9,970	KINETIC FOUNDATION
£9,970	COMMUNITY EDUCATION FORUM
£9,970	CITIZENS ADVICE HARINGEY
£9,970	CENTRE FOR ADHD & AUTISM SUPPORT
£9,958	SANGAM ASSOCIATION OF ASIAN WOMEN
£9,950	RELIEFUK LTD
£9,950	DEPTFORD METHODIST MISSION DISABLED PEOPLE'S CONTACT
£9,950	DA'WATUL ISLAM UK & EIRE
£9,948	WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION FOR AFRICAN NETWORKING AND DEVELOPMENT WAND UK
£9,946	THE WILD MIND PROJECT CIC
£9,945	ELEVATING SUCCESS UK
£9,944	SISTER SYSTEM Health: Mental Health
£9,941	BROMLEY EXPERTS BY EXPERIENCE CIC
£9,940	ETHIOPIAN WOMEN'S EMPOWERMENT GROUP
£9,940	BURGESS PARK FOOD PROJECT
£9,926	SOUTHWARK DISABLEMENT ASSOCIATION
£9,920	DALGARNO NEIGHBOURHOOD TRUST
£9,918	M&C FOUNDATION LTD
£9,906	ROUNDABOUT
£9,900	THE REDEEMED ASSEMBLIES TRUST
£9,900	HOUNSLOW MULTICULTURAL CENTRE
£9,900	EDIBLE LONDON CIC
£9,900	BOTWELL CATHOLIC CHURCH
£9,900	AFRICAN EQUALITY FOUNDATION
£9,899	LATIN ELEPHANT
£9,898	AFGHANISTAN AND CENTRAL ASIAN ASSOCIATION
£9,892	POVERTY CONCERN
£9,884	RICHMOND ADVICE & INFORMATION ON DISABILITY
£9,884	AUTUS
£9,880	COMMUNITY COOK UP
£9,880	ARTS THERAPIES FOR CHILDREN
£9,872	REGENERATE
£9,864	KWAAFRICA
£9,863	EAST LONDON OUT PROJECT
£9,860	COVENT GARDEN DRAGON HALL TRUST
£9,856	SUTTON CARERS CENTRE CHARITY COMPANY
£9,855	INTO THE LIGHT COUNSELLING AND SUPPORT FOR SURVIVORS CIC
£9,852	CHABAD LUBAVITCH CENTRES NORTH EAST LONDON AND ESSEX LIMITED
£9,846	EDMONTON COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP
£9,845	CLUB SODA
£9,840	KING'S CROSS BRUNSWICK NEIGHBOURHOOD ASSOCIATION (KCBNA)
£9,839	GURNELL GROVE COMMUNITY TRUST
£9,831	IRAQI COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
£9,828	COMMUNITY OF REFUGEES FROM VIETNAM - EAST LONDON
£9,817	JUVENIS
£9,804	BAYIS SHELI
£9,800	ENFIELD HEALTH & WELLBEING CENTRE
£9,791	HILLINGDON BRAIN TUMOUR GROUP
£9,785	ACTION SPACE LONDON EVENTS
£9,784	DEAFROOTS
£9,780	CALTHORPE PROJECT
£9,776	BLACKFRIARS SETTLEMENT
£9,775	OXYGEN
£9,770	EKOTA CARE TRUST
£9,763	POSITIVE CARE LINK
£9,760	ATLAS FOUNDATION
£9,754	PROJECT 4 YOUTH EMPOWERMENT
£9,752	BLACKFRIARS SETTLEMENT
£9,728	THE WINCH
£9,720	DALGARNO SUPPLEMENTARY SCHOOL
£9,700	REDBRIDGE CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU
£9,700	HOUNSLOW ASIAN & AFRICAN YOUTH ASSOCIATION
£9,660	OPENING DOORS LONDON
£9,646	BARNET COMMUNITY PROJECTS
£9,640	NAM PUBLICATIONS
£9,637	GREENWICH CARERS CENTRE
£9,633	DEAFPLUS
£9,611	HASVO
£9,597	HACKNEY PEOPLE FIRST
£9,593	IPOP
£9,589	SISTERS OF FRIDA
£9,576	COMMUNITY CENTRE FOR REFUGEES FROM VIETNAM, LAOS AND CAMBODIA
£9,532	STREET DOCTORS LTD
£9,519	LOVAGE PROJECT CIC
£9,500	SUSTAINABLE MERTON
£9,500	RACKETS CUBED
£9,500	PLAY PLACE INNOV8 CIC
£9,500	DOSE OF NATURE
£9,483	MAC-UK
£9,478	URBAN COMMUNITY PROJECTS
£9,475	THE UBELE INITIATIVE
£9,394	THE BANGLADESH YOUTH MOVEMENT (BYM)
£9,350	SAMAFAL COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
£9,347	KEVIN KARARWA LEUKAEMIA TRUST
£9,341	FEDERATION OF IRAQI REFUGEES
£9,340	THE FRENCH CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY BETHEL
£9,336	WILLIAMGIFTCARE
£9,334	ANSAR YOUTH PROJECT
£9,325	MINDFOOD
£9,320	A.P.P.L.E.
£9,315	ARTHRITIS SELF-HELP NETWORK (LONDON)
£9,287	UGANDA CROYDON CATHOLIC COMMUNITY
£9,286	THE EMPOWERMENT GROUP
£9,282	APHASIA RE-CONNECT
£9,280	THE MAYPOLE PROJECT
£9,272	BARNET CARERS CENTRE
£9,262	LET'S GO OUTSIDE AND LEARN CIC
£9,240	WINGS OF HOPE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
£9,225	HEAR WOMEN/GARGAR FOUNDATION
£9,220	NORTH ENFIELD FOODBANK
£9,220	AIMING HIGH LONDON
£9,208	YES OUTDOORS
£9,208	LEWISHAM FOODBANK
£9,203	JAMYANG BUDDHIST CENTRE
£9,200	PERSONALISATION SUPPORT IN CAMDEN
£9,200	HILLINGDON REFUGEE SUPPORT ORGANISATION
£9,200	DIASPORA IVOIRIENNE UK
£9,151	SOUTH LONDON TAMIL WELFARE GROUP
£9,142	COMMUNITIES WELFARE NETWORK
£9,141	YOUTH LEARNING NETWORK
£9,100	PCC OF ALL HALLOWS BROMLEY-BY-BOW
£9,100	DIGIBRIDGE CIC
£9,050	UNIQUE COMMUNITY CHARITY
£9,020	DADIHIYE SOMALI DEVELOPMENT ORGANISATION
£9,003	THE REAL JUNK FOOD PROJECT - TWICKENHAM (TRJFP)
£9,000	NORTH LONDON HILL CLUB
£8,992	STREATHAM DROP-IN CENTRE FOR ASYLUM SEEKERS AND REFUGEES
£8,967	MONTAGE THEATRE ARTS
£8,950	CAIUS HOUSE
£8,941	ASIAN PEOPLES DISABILITY ALLIANCE (APDA)
£8,925	HOME-START SUTTON
£8,900	ST CUTHBERT'S CHURCH NORTH WEMBLEY
£8,800	CHILDS HILL FOOD BANK
£8,785	DIVERSITY LIVING SERVICES (DLS)
£8,772	YESHUOS SHABBOS
£8,762	PEPPER POT CENTRE
£8,750	UNITY GROVE CIC
£8,647	4ALL - BUILDING COMMUNITY IN WEST DULWICH
£8,625	THE BREAKING BREAD TRUST
£8,581	SOUTHWARK IRISH PENSIONERS PROJECT
£8,560	GOSPEL TEMPLE APOSTOLIC CHURCH
£8,549	ECCLESIA CHURCH
£8,510	COMMUNITY CENTRE PUEBLITO PAISA CIC
£8,500	THE DISABILITY FOUNDATION
£8,500	LAMBETH LEARNING DISABILITY ASSEMBLY
£8,500	FEAST WITH US
£8,500	AVANT-GARDENING C.I.C
£8,415	IBN ABBAS ISLAMIC CENTRE
£8,325	ACTIVITEENS
£8,260	THE MAYA CENTRE
£8,254	REFUGEE AND MIGRANT FORUM OF EAST LONDON (RAMFEL)
£8,200	THE COTTON TREE TRUST
£8,180	FAST PROJECT
£8,148	ARTBOX LONDON
£8,103	ADVOCACY IN GREENWICH
£8,095	POSITIVE ROLE MODELS
£8,079	THE ST LUKE'S MISSION INITIATIVE
£8,040	LOUGHBOROUGH JUNCTION ACTION GROUP
£8,000	REGENERATE-RISE
£8,000	HILL HOUSE ST. HELIER COMMUNITY CENTRE (PART OF COMMUNITY ACTION SUTTON)
£8,000	DA'ARO YOUTH PROJECT
£7,980	BURGESS SPORTS
£7,978	ABBEY COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION LTD
£7,955	THE BACK-UP TRUST (BACK UP)
£7,944	NTCG BRIXTON COMMUNITY CHURCH
£7,920	NEW ART STUDIO
£7,900	CITY CHAPEL
£7,840	CARIBBEAN SOCIAL FORUM
£7,831	LONDON RECLAIMED
£7,802	IN-DEEP COMMUNITY TASK FORCE
£7,802	HILLINGDON WOMEN'S CENTRE
£7,730	ABILITY BOW
£7,715	WASTE NOT WANT NOT BATTERSEA
£7,659	MAY PROJECT GARDENS CIC
£7,537	ERITREAN MUSLIM COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
£7,500	SOUTH LONDON COUNSELLING SERVICES
£7,500	PECAN- SOUTHWARK FOODBANK
£7,485	CHABAD LUBAVITCH OF BLOOMSBURY - CENTRAL LONDON
£7,400	ISLINGTON BANGLADESH ASSOCIATION
£7,390	NEW VISION FOR WOMEN CIC
£7,350	MANJU SHAHUL-HAMEED FOUNDATION FOR MENTAL HEALTH
£7,300	ST LAURENCE'S LARDER AND OPEN KITCHEN
£7,250	POSITIVE EAST
£7,200	LIGHT HOUSE ASSEMBLY HACKNEY
£7,174	TURKISH CYPRIOT COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
£7,173	THE MANNA SOCIETY
£7,070	DREAM BELIEVE ACHIEVE (DBA) CIC
£7,000	FRIENDS OF GIPSY HILL
£7,000	ENFIELD CARIBBEAN ASSOCIATION
£6,996	AFRICAN WOMEN EMPOWERMENT AND INFORMATION CENTRE
£6,873	FAST58
£6,872	INDEPENDENT LIVING AGENCY
£6,830	THE RAGHUVANSHI ASSOCIATION
£6,803	SOLICITORS PRO BONO GROUP
£6,750	SHEMA KOLI
£6,727	ASHIANA NETWORK
£6,725	THE UPPER ROOM (ST SAVIOUR'S)
£6,690	KINGSTON MENCAP
£6,650	CENTRAL LONDON YOUTH DEVELOPMENT TRUST
£6,605	HOME-START CROYDON
£6,590	THE NATIONAL SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO CHILDREN, NSPCC
£6,565	SAFE GROUND
£6,500	COLLIERS WOOD COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
£6,480	SETTLE SUPPORT
£6,381	MAGIC ME
£6,312	SUDBURY NEIGHBOURHOOD CENTRE
£6,300	WESTBOURNE GROVE CHURCH
£6,250	MANJU SHAHUL-HAMEED FOUNDATION FOR MENTAL HEALTH
£6,000	WALTHAM FOREST ASIAN WOMEN'S NETWORK
£6,000	THE RICHMOND FELLOWSHIP
£6,000	SAMAFAL SOMALI FAMILIES ASSOCIATION
£6,000	BRENT IRISH ADVISORY SERVICE
£5,975	BRENT COMMUNITY TRANSPORT
£5,867	ETHNIC MINORITY CENTRE
£5,856	MAA SHANTI
£5,804	EBONY HORSE CLUB
£5,715	WEST EUSTON PARTNERSHIP
£5,654	EVELYN COMMUNITY STORE
£5,650	MERTON MENCAP
£5,625	REPHAEL HOUSE
£5,600	WOMEN OF WANDSWORTH
£5,570	FITZROVIA NEIGHBOURHOOD ASSOCIATION
£5,525	SOUTHWARK DYNAMOS FOOTBALL CLUB
£5,523	FOUNDATION FOR WOMEN'S HEALTH RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ( FORWARD)
£5,521	LAMBETH ELDERLY ASSOCIATION FROM VIETNAM
£5,515	KUNSAKA
£5,500	MERTON VINEYARD CHURCH
£5,492	PERSIAN ADVICE BUREAU
£5,407	FREE2B ALLIANCE
£5,350	THE GOOD NEIGHBOUR SCHEME FOR MILL HILL AND BURNT OAK
£5,280	AWAAZ - REDBRIDGE EDUCATION & SOCIAL WELFARE SUPPORT GROUP
£5,200	SEN TALK CIC
£5,200	BARKING MUSLIMS ASSOCIATION CIO
£5,122	RE-INSTATE LTD
£5,049	CARAS (COMMUNITY ACTION FOR REFUGEES AND ASYLUM SEEKERS
£5,040	BARNET AFRICAN AND CARIBBEAN ASSOCIATION (BACA)
£5,000	YOUNG LADIES CLUB
£5,000	WOMEN’S INCLUSIVE TEAM (WIT)
£5,000	WILLESDEN GREEN TOWN TEAM
£5,000	WHITEFIELD CHARITY SK CORPORATION
£5,000	VANBRUGH COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
£5,000	THE SMILE BRIGADE
£5,000	THE POPLAR PARTNERSHIP
£5,000	THE MARGINS PROJECT
£5,000	THE HELEN BAMBER FOUNDATION
£5,000	THE CEDAR HOUSE SUPPORT GROUP
£5,000	THE BEAM FOUNDATION
£5,000	THE BAOBAB CENTRE FOR YOUNG SURVIVORS IN EXILE
£5,000	TOOTING COMMUNITY KITCHEN
£5,000	SUPERKIDZ COMMUNITY TRUST
£5,000	SOUTH WEST LONDON LAW CENTRES
£5,000	SHOREDITCH TAB CENTRE (PART OF SHOREDITCH TAB CHURCH)
£5,000	SPEAR HOUSING ASSOCIATION LIMITED (KNOWN AS SPEAR)
£5,000	ROYAL TRINITY HOSPICE
£5,000	POSITIVE NETWORK COMMUNITY PROJECT
£5,000	OLDALONE UK
£5,000	MOTHER AND CHILD WELFARE ORGANISATION
£5,000	MERTON CENTRE FOR INDEPENDENT LIVING
£5,000	LIVING WATERS CHRISTIAN CENTRE (LEWISHAM TRUST) FOOD SERVICE (LWCC FOOD SERVICE)
£5,000	LIVES NOT KNIVES
£5,000	LIVE UNLIMITED
£5,000	LEWISHAM COMMUNITY TRANSPORT SCHEME
£5,000	KURDISH ASSOCIATION FOR NEW GENERATIONS ABROAD
£5,000	HOUNSLOW MULTICULTURAL CENTRE
£5,000	HOPE & RESTORATION
£5,000	HAVERING VOLUNTEER CENTRE
£5,000	GO DHARMIC WELFARE UK
£5,000	FINSBURY PARK MOSQUE
£5,000	FATE ACADEMY
£5,000	ENGLISH FOR ACTION
£5,000	ENDEAVOUR CLUB
£5,000	COMMUNITY OF S EGIDIO UK CHARITABLE TRUST
£5,000	CLAPTON PARK UNITED REFORMED CHURCH
£5,000	CARITAS ANCHOR HOUSE
£5,000	BRITISH ALEVI FEDERATION
£5,000	ALL PEOPLE ALL PLACES
£4,994	KATHERINE LOW SETTLEMENT
£4,988	BIKEWORKS CIC
£4,981	THIS NEW GROUND
£4,970	LATIN AMERICAN WOMEN'S AID REFUGE
£4,959	ANIMA YOUTH C.I.C.
£4,874	GENERATE
£4,859	SEWA DAY
£4,857	CYCLE SISTERS
£4,850	RIVER HOUSE TRUST
£4,800	YOUTH ACTION ALLIANCE
£4,800	UNITY WORKS SOCIAL ENTERPRISES
£4,800	PATIKO BAKER'S FORT PROJECT
£4,800	ISLINGTON SOMALI COMMUNITY
£4,800	CONTROLLING CHEMSEX CIC
£4,790	UAFC GOSPEL CENTRE
£4,740	WHEELY TOTS
£4,700	EDUCATION AND SKILLS DEVELOPMENT GROUP
£4,681	MUSLIM WOMEN'S WELFARE ASSOC.
£4,665	HOUSE OF POLISH & EUROPEAN COMMUNITY (HOPEC)
£4,662	HAVERING CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAUX
£4,655	WEST HAMPSTEAD WOMEN'S CENTRE
£4,620	TRUE ACCESS CIC
£4,500	MIND IN TOWER HAMLETS
£4,500	BOUNCE BACK FOUNDATION
£4,468	SUDANESE NUBIAN ASSOCIATION UK
£4,420	ST ETHELDREDAS, FULHAM
£4,388	S.T.O.R.M FAMILY CENTRE LTD
£4,323	SURVIVORSUK
£4,316	INGESTRE ROAD COMMUNITY CENTRE
£4,300	ST MARY ABBOTS REHABILITATION & TRAINING (SMART)
£4,250	HOME-START MERTON
£4,184	THE CORNERSTONE CHURCH
£4,000	WELL GROUNDED JOBS CIC
£4,000	MID MEDIATION AND COUNSELLING
£4,000	FAMILY FRIENDS
£3,750	LAMBETH SOMALI COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
£3,640	FOOD FOR LIFE WANDSWORTH
£3,600	CHRIST CHURCH ISLE OF DOGS FOODBANK
£3,569	THE SOMALI TEACHING GROUP
£3,273	UKHARVEST
£3,200	BEYOND THE STREETS
£3,105	HOPE FOR SOUTHALL STREET HOMELESS
£3,100	HIGH TREES COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT TRUST
£3,059	9TH SOUTHSIDE SCOUT GROUP (J4Y)
£3,000	SHEPHERDS BUSH FAMILIES PROJECT (SBFP)
£3,000	CARIS HARINGEY
£2,989	RIVERBANK TRUST
£2,820	SPORT AT THE HEART
£2,787	RAPHA CHRISTIAN CENTRE
£2,680	ASCENSION COMMUNITY TRUST
£2,554	HARINGEY MENCAP
£2,500	ZAWIYAH
£2,430	WANDSWORTH COMMUNITY CHAPLAINCY TRUST
£2,411	ST PETER IN CHAINS CHURCH, STROUD GREEN
£2,170	HAMPTON & HAMPTON HILL VOLUNTARY CARE
£1,880	NEW LODGE RIDING FOR THE DISABLED
£1,744	CARERS SUPPORT MERTON
£1,400	ACE OF CLUBS
£1,000	22ND WIMBLEDON SCOUT GROUP