Grants database

Pure Insight works with young care leavers providing practical and emotional support. This grant enables Pure Insight to reach more care experienced young people by expanding into three new geographical areas, informing commissioning, practice and policy, and providing consultancy functions to share best practice nationally.

Status Now Network (SNN) is a network of migrant and refugee rights organisations committed to campaigning for the regularisation of people with a precarious immigration status. This grant supports SNN’s core operating costs.

The Nanny Solidarity Network (NSN) is a grassroots and worker-led organisation providing support, resources, community, and space for collective action to nannies and au pairs throughout the UK. This grant provides core funding to support NSN’s community organising and campaigning work.

Level Up is a feminist community campaigning for gender justice and bodily autonomy in the UK. They envision a world where people of all genders are liberated from systems of oppression that lead to bodily and systemic violence. This grant will enable Level Up to grow their strategic campaigning coalitions with young people with lived experience of gender-based violence, and develop campaigning training with young people designed to build their collective media skills, strategic vision and community.

Participation and the Practice of Rights is a grassroots human rights organisation based in Belfast, working on campaigns relating to socio-economic rights, currently including migration, anti-racism, mental health and housing. This grant supports The Kind Economy, which is subverting the hostile environment by building networks of solidarity and support around asylum seekers and refugees as well as challenging poor practice by public bodies and contractors.

My Life My Say (MLMS) is a youth-led, non-partisan movement on a mission to change the culture of democracy and get every single young person voting. This grant provides funding towards the Next Gen Conference, which serves as a platform to explore youth-led solutions to some of the biggest challenges facing society.

POMOC is a national grassroots political home for Eastern European migrants to organise together towards dignity, power and justice. They work with Eastern European migrants with marginalised genders, including women and queer, trans, nonbinary, and gender nonconforming people, and work in solidarity with other marginalised communities. This grant supports POMOC to widen their reach through local organising hubs and a membership structure, increase the pool of leaders and their capacity for creating change, and grow their local and national impact through power-building campaigns.

Anti Racist Cumbria (ARC) exists to identify, challenge, tackle and end racism in Cumbria via projects which deal with the root causes of systemic racism in schools, businesses, communities and wider organisations. Funding will provide resources to respond to racial trauma, and support Anti Racist Cumbria to invest further in three areas, supporting the staff team to take care of themselves through their embodiment and wellness work, to provide tailored support to the community including to young women and to deepen work on internalised racism.

The Clore Leadership Programme was set up in order to help develop a generation of exceptional cultural leaders. This grant supports the next phase of their Imagine it Different project – a trial scheme of subsidised coaching and action learning opportunities for leaders of National Portfolio Organisations and Paul Hamlyn Foundation grantees, which will include a series of 1–2‑1 coaching sessions and small group action learning sets.