Grants database
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Core support for implementation of 5‑Year strategic planAnima Youth
Anima Youth works with and for care experienced girls and young women from racialised communities, supporting them to navigate the challenges they face, build resilience, gain equitable opportunities and ensure they are able to transition smoothly into independent life. This grant will provide core funding to allow the CEO to focus on overseeing and implementing their strategic plan, ensuring that Anima Youth can continue to deliver high-quality, and life-changing services to children and young people in need.
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SOLACE – Strengthening Our Lives And Cultivating Emotional Well-beingCentre for Women and Girls
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Building Resilience in Families Affected by IncarcerationVoluntary Action for Rehabilitation and Development
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Mind the Gap: Bridging the gaps in queer and trans mental health affirmative practices in contemporary West BengalSappho for Equality
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Maternal and child Access to Healthcare in remote areas of NarayanpurSaathi Samaj Sevi Sanstha
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Ensuring Basic and Quality Education for the DNT community childrenGramrajya Vikas Evam Prashikshan Sansthan
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Promoting Agro-ecological farming amongst Tribal Communities for livelihoods enhancement in SargujaSangata Sahabhagi Gramin Vikas Sansthan
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Building Resilient Societies: Enhancing disaster preparedness capacity of grassroots organisationsSustainable Environment & Ecological Development Society (SEEDS)
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EYE (Empowering Youth Enterprises)Manipur North Economic Development Association
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‘Leave no child behind’ ‑Community led preventive child protectionLEHER
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SASHE (Safe at School, Home & Everywhere)Faith Foundation
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Spaces for Change and Inclusion: Understanding migration to BritainBlack Cultural Archives
Black Cultural Archives is the home of Black British History. They use their mission to collect, preserve and celebrate the histories of people of African and Caribbean descent in the UK and to inspire and give strength to individuals, communities and society. This grant will support an ambitious programme to catalogue material relating to the development of the Runnymede Trust, and smaller collections focusing on migration. It will also contribute towards the development of a new role focused on collecting histories of underrepresented groups and developing a public programme to share these collections with community groups.