Grants database
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GYP Borders
£90,000 Scotland, UK 2015The salary of a business manager, tapering over three years, to manage the change process of growth and development and ensure sustainability of funding.
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Hull Hostel Forum
£90,000 Yorkshire & Humber, UK 2015Educational work with young homeless people, enabling them to achieve literacy, numeracy, ICT and independent living skills qualifications through creative music, video and animation production.
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The Philosophy Foundation
£90,000 London, UK 2015Core support to enable the organisation to reach the next stage in its growth, strengthen key business and financial management processes and update its strategy to achieve sustainable growth.
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Envision
£90,000 London, UK 2015Community Apprentice is an experiential learning programme which will help young people develop the confidence, communication and relationship-building skills they need to become active citizens.
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Time for Families
£90,000 UK-wide, UK 2015Developing the speaking and listening skills of young people in prison in England and Wales to strengthen communication and reduce conflict between the young people and their parents / carers.
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Openstorytellers
£90,000 South West, UK 2015A three year intervention programme to develop the ability of young people with complex communication needs associated in the main with severe and profound learning difficulties to construct and share personal narratives and to use these to improve their participation in democratic processes.
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Earlyarts UK Ltd
£90,000 Multi-region, UK 2015Underpinning key salaries to enable EarlyArts to make the final transition of their new business model.
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Theatre Royal Stratford East
£90,000 London, UK 2015Supporting the organisation through a period of financial turbulence.
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The Bluecoat
£90,000 North West, UK 2015Five art clubs, with activities linked to gallery programming, for children aged 6–11 supported by learning disabled artist volunteers. Related network to support sharing.
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Arts Migrations CIC
£90,000 Wales, UK 2015To develop the way in which the Migrations present high profile international contemporary dance performances, with and for communities and audiences in Wales.
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FACT
£90,000 North West, UK 2015Support to develop FACT’s programme for artists and veterans and to create a model of good practice that can be rolled out across a range of arts sectors.
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PRS Foundation
£90,000 UK-wide, UK 2015A continuation grant to support a further cohort of independent producers and arts organisations, encouraging innovative approaches to music programming and audience engagement throughout the UK.