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  • ICRRF Covid-19 Emergency Funding

    Gramin Adivasi Samaj Vikas Sansthan (GASVS)

    Amount₹1,207,500 LocationCentral, Madhya Pradesh, India Date2022

    GASVS aims to address education, health and livelihood issues in Sausar. This grant provides support to aid the organisation in dealing with the challenges posed by Covid-19.

  • ICRRF Covid-19 Emergency Funding

    Center for Community Development through Network, Education, Research, Training, Resource Mobilisation and Capacity Building (Cod Nerc)

    Amount₹1,346,800 LocationMizoram, North East, India Date2022

    Cod Nerc works with people experiencing disadvantage to help them to develop sustainable livelihoods and to support their education, health and wellbeing. This grant provides support to aid the organisation in dealing with the challenges posed by Covid-19.

  • ICRRF Covid-19 Emergency Funding

    Basic Health Care Services

    Amount₹1,800,000 LocationNorth, Rajasthan, India Date2022

    Basic HealthCare Services (BHS) works to provide a responsive, empathetic primary health ​‘circle of care’, rooted in the community. This grant provides support to aid the organisation in dealing with the challenges posed by Covid-19.

  • ICRRF Covid19 Emergency Funding for Existing Grantholders

    Amhi Amchya Arogyasathi

    Amount₹1,615,000 LocationMaharashtra, West, India Date2022

    Amhi Amchya Arogyasathi (AAA) works to build the capacity of communities experiencing marginalisation. This grant provides support to aid the organisation in dealing with the challenges posed by Covid-19.

  • Core Asset Development Locality Expansion

    Trelya

    FundYouth Fund Amount£60,000 LocationSouth West, UK Date2022

    Based in Penzance, Trelya supports young people experiencing disadvantage to build confidence and self-esteem. Funding will support the team to grow the impact Core Asset Development approach by working with a diverse range of voluntary and statutory sector partners, to embed asset development work across the area.

  • LGBT+ Youth Volunteers, Therapeutic Youth Work & Social Enterprise Programme

    The Proud Trust

    FundYouth Fund Amount£60,000 LocationUK-wide, UK Date2022

    The Proud Trust are a youth and community work organisation supporting lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans people, especially those who are marginalised. This grant supports the development of a volunteer programme, therapeutic youth work and youth social enterprise training in the Trust’s new LGBT+ Centre. The Trust will share the insight from these and related activities to inspire the national development of LGBT+ youth voice, youth support and LGBT+ inclusion.

  • Rural Sparks – Inspiring young changemakers in rural Northern Ireland

    The Bytes Project

    FundYouth Fund Amount£90,000 LocationNorthern Ireland, UK Date2022

    The Bytes Project specialises in digital youth work and in using technology to help young people to ​“hack their world for good”. With offices in Belfast and Derry/​Londonderry, Bytes runs programmes and works on-street across Northern Ireland. In partnership with young people, the Bytes team will develop a ​‘strategic project framework’. This will set the direction for longer term work in rural communities. Learning from this exercise will be shared more widely to influence key policy decisions in local, regional and national government.

  • Tender Programme Manager

    Tender Education and Arts

    FundYouth Fund Amount£60,000 LocationEast of England, London, Multi-region, South East, South West, UK Date2022

    Tender Educations and Arts uses the theatre to engage young people in the prevention of domestic and sexual abuse. They deliver healthy relationships programmes in education, youth and arts settings, training for professional, and youth leadership programmes. This grant will fund a Programme Manager to support Tender’s ability to deliver, develop and grow projects which engage young people in the prevention of domestic and sexual abuse. Its work is evidence-led and effective in ensuring young people have more understanding of healthy/​unhealthy relationships.

  • Sustainability/​Strategic Influence of PYF within the youth work sector

    Positive Youth Foundation

    FundYouth Fund Amount£90,000 LocationWest Midlands, UK Date2022

    The Positive Youth Foundation is a Coventry based charity that aims to improve the life chances of young people facing challenging circumstances. This grant will support the organisation to develop their approach to evaluation and impact analysis, with a focus on enhanced youth voice. This in turn will inform the organisation’s influencing and policy work, as it aims to secure a positive legacy for young people following Coventry City of Culture 2021.

  • Pie Factory Music – The future looks bright

    Pie Factory Music

    FundYouth Fund Amount£90,000 LocationSouth East, UK Date2022

    Pie Factory Music is a Ramsgate-based youth work charity that uses music and related arts to engage and support young people across east Kent. This grant supports internal capacity building to support the Senior Management Team, ensuring strategic maturity, robust governance, and effective infrastructure during significant organisational growth.

  • Children of parents with a mental illness

    Our Time

    FundYouth Fund Amount£60,000 LocationUK-wide, UK Date2022

    Our Time is campaigning for and supporting young people whose parents suffer from a mental illness This grant supports continued development of Our Time’s support for children and young people who have a parent with a mental illness, through family workshops and support in school.

  • All About Trans: Strategic communications organisation led by transgender people

    On Road Media

    FundYouth Fund Amount£60,000 LocationUK-wide, UK Date2022

    On Road is a national charity that aims to improve media coverage of misrepresented groups and issues. This grant supports On Road to set up All About Trans as a separate organisation led by transgender people that aims to increase public awareness and knowledge about the lived experiences of transgender young people in the UK by working alongside others and employing strategic communication techniques.