Grants database

Through this grant Migrant Voice will build on their core work, linking high impact stories and people with lived experience to campaigns on emerging migration issues, through their networks in London, Birmingham and Glasgow and partnerships across the immigration sector.

COMPAS is a multi-disciplinary migration research centre based at the University of Oxford. This grant will support COMPAS to develop a new approach to integration in ten cities across the UK, by working alongside a taskforce of partners to develop area plans, a strategic narrative of inclusion and share learning with each other.

African Rainbow Family is a not-for-profit organisation that supports lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender intersexual and queer people of African heritage and from wider Black, Asian Minority Ethnic groups. Manchester Migrant Solidarity is a self-help group set up as a convergence space for migrants, asylum seekers and refugees, offering practical and social mutual support, empowerment and solidarity. This grant will provide both organisations with core support to develop their campaigning work.

Catch22 works at every stage of the social welfare cycle to build resilience and aspiration in people and communities. This grant will fund the pilot of a project that supports people in employability programmes to take the next step in their careers through building relationships with Livery members.

This grant will back a series of strategic interventions to support the establishment of the Pathway to Blueprint initiative, a capacity building scheme for arts organisations in Northern Ireland.

Film Nation puts film at the heart of children and young people’s education, helping to support their academic, cultural, and social development. This project aims to develop and embed arts-based learning through film in literacy and other areas of the curriculum in primary schools in Bradford, Bristol and Belfast, by developing and delivering teacher continuing professional development and learning.

Tax Justice UK champions the role of tax and campaigns for a more progressive and effective tax system in the UK. This grant will support the organisation to develop and implement a three-year strategy and activities plan to support tax reform with the aim of influencing government policy.

This grant provides support for Fly the Flag, a cross-sector campaign marking the 70th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights that aims to empower people to understand, embrace and uphold human rights.

Catalyst aims to build the digital capacity of UK civil society. The programme act as a sustained focal point for advocacy, action and accountability; leverage the resources and networks of founders and delivery partners; and scale up and build on tested assets and approaches.

The Digital Spark Partnership will be take a multifaceted approach to building the digital capacity of the charity sector. Activities will include introductory workshops around digital, sector leader engagement, working with digital agencies and more.

Comic Relief and Paul Hamlyn Foundation are working in partnership to deliver the Tech for Good for three years, from 2019 through 2021. This programme supports charity organisations who are using technology to deliver new ideas and make services more effective.

The Barrow Cadbury Trust is an independent, charitable foundation committed to bringing about socially just change. This grant contributes to the costs of convening for the Funders for Race Equality.