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Paul Hamlyn Foundation has invested in work with and for young people for over thirty years. We’ve recently made our 100th grant to organisations through the Youth Fund. This...
Read moreThe Sheila McKechnie Foundation’s Social Power report urges civil society to be bolder, braver and more united in pursuit of social change. As well as tools for individuals,...
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Today the Government agreed to reinstate legal aid for separated and unaccompanied children in immigration cases. This is the...
Today we are announcing the thirteen organisations to receive grants from the Tech for Good Fund, in partnership with Comic Relief. The 2018 round is the second time that both...
Read moreToday we are sharing details of the £8.5m of grants we have made since our last announcement in January. Grants awarded in this period continue to support strategic priority...
Read morePaul Hamlyn Foundation (PHF) is pleased to announce the six recipients of the Teacher Development Fund. The Teacher Development Fund is a new initiative that supports the...
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The government recently launched its Integrated Communities Strategy Green Paper and invited views on ways the government...
Over the last few weeks it’s been heartening to hear so many people talking about the value and importance of civil society...
Paul Hamlyn Foundation is pleased to announce that we made the following grants between April 2017 and March 2018 through our India Open Grants Fund to support social...
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The controversy surrounding the Home Office’s approach to the Windrush Generation has dominated news and politics recently....