Grants database
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Prisoners’ Education Trust
£108,692 UK-wide, UK 2015Continuing support to strengthen the voice of prisoner learners in youth justice policy and practice.
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Pen Optical Trust
£72,000 South East, UK 2015Start-up funding for social business providing routes into the optical industry for offenders.
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On Road Media
£120,000 UK-wide, UK 2015Working with professionals in the media, education and health sectors to improve the way that sex abuse and transgender issues are reported and dealt with respectively.
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Music in Detention
£150,000 Multi-region, UK 2015Core funding to underpin development of the organisation, which works with people detained in Immigration Removal Centres.
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Move On Limited
£24,913 Scotland, UK 2015Continuation support for further development of ground-breaking peer mentoring project in Scotland.
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Legal Services Agency
£4,000 Scotland, UK 2015To fund independent evaluation of the organisation’s children and young people’s service.
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Legal Services Agency
£107,335 Scotland, UK 2015Provision of specialist legal services to refugee/migrant children and young people, with a remit to improve the broader policy and legal framework.
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Latin American Women’s Rights Service
£122,477 London, UK 2015‘No Limits’ will use the arts to empower newly arrived young migrant women to successfully integrate, articulate their demands and maximise their potential.
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Institute for Public Policy Research
£4,954 UK-wide, UK 2015Support with further dissemination of the Everyday Integration research, funded by PHF and the Metropolitan Migration Foundation.
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Indefinite Films/Leave to Remain
£15,000 Multi-region, UK 2015To support the dissemination of the feature film ‘Leave to Remain’.
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Future Projects
£72,349 East of England, UK 2015Accredited radio training for offenders in prison, followed by one-to-one support and placements at Future Radio 107.8fm to facilitate a move back into mainstream society.
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Helix Arts
£53,690 UK-wide, UK 2015Delivering an innovation programme which uses the arts to engage disadvantaged and marginalised groups in the process of designing better public services.