News and publications
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2 Jun 2021NewsOver £1.3 million awarded to 20 charities to transform their digital services through Tech for Good
Comic Relief and Paul Hamlyn Foundation have awarded 20 organisations over £1.3 million in grants through their ‘Build’ fund – part of their joint Tech for Good programme.
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26 May 2021BlogIlluminating asset-based working
Ruth Pryce, Head of Programme – Young People, introduces our latest resources shining a light on the approach three organisations take that champions young people’s strengths and potential.
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26 May 2021PublicationResearch findings and reflections: Asset-based working with young people
This reflective report outlines what asset-based working with young people looks like in practice, and provides an overview of the findings from case studies on three organisations we support through the Youth Fund.
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26 May 2021PublicationAsset-based working case study: The Warren Youth Project
Power and Creativity: How The THING and the Young Women’s Film at The Warren Youth Project illustrate asset-based working.
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26 May 2021PublicationAsset-based working case study: OTR
Young people on the frontline: peer-to-peer delivery and decision making at OTR
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26 May 2021PublicationAsset-based working case study: GirlDreamer
Valuing lived experience and dreaming big: how the GirlDreamer Advisory Board values women’s strengths
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17 May 2021NewsYouth Strategic Investment Fund – A £2.8 million package of support for the long term
Paul Hamlyn Foundation is supporting five organisations with a £2.8 million package of support in the latest round of the Youth Strategic Investment Fund.
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12 May 2021NewsPHF commits £1 million to India Coronavirus Appeal
In response to the significant ongoing impact of Covid-19 in India, Paul Hamlyn Foundation is committing £1 million towards the Disasters Emergency Committee India Coronavirus Appeal.
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10 May 2021BlogOur asylum system should be designed to protect, not to punish: PHF responds to the Government’s New Plan for Immigration
As organisations sign-up for the #TogetherforRefugees campaign for a kinder, fairer and more effective approach to supporting refugees in the UK, Alex Sutton, Head of Programme – Migration and Integration and Kamna Muralidharan, Policy and Projects Officer at Paul Hamlyn Foundation, share their concerns about the Government’s New Plan for Immigration, published in March 2021.