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THE WESTMINSTER FOUNDATION — grant history

Registered charity 267618 · filings on the Charity Commission register

Latest income
£3.9m
Grants listed (FY2024)
100
Listed grants total
£5.8m
Accounts grants total
£7.1m

listed grants do not fully reconcile with the accounts total — list may be partialextracted from its FY2024 accounts

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What this funder supports

Based on the register classifications and operating areas of the grant recipients we could match to the charity register (a subset of all grantees).

Causes funded
  • Education/training (56 grantees)
  • The Advancement Of Health Or Saving Of Lives (25 grantees)
  • General Charitable Purposes (25 grantees)
  • Economic/community Development/employment (24 grantees)
  • Disability (20 grantees)
  • The Prevention Or Relief Of Poverty (19 grantees)
  • Amateur Sport (13 grantees)
  • Environment/conservation/heritage (12 grantees)
  • Arts/culture/heritage/science (7 grantees)
  • Recreation (6 grantees)
Where grantees operate
  • Throughout England And Wales (25 grantees)
  • Scotland (20 grantees)
  • Cheshire West & Chester (14 grantees)
  • Throughout London (12 grantees)
  • Northern Ireland (12 grantees)
  • Throughout England (10 grantees)
  • Cheshire East (9 grantees)
  • Wirral (7 grantees)
  • Flintshire (7 grantees)
  • Liverpool City (5 grantees)

Grants made, per its accounts filings

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RecipientYearAmountPurpose
UK YouthFY2024£333kFunding for capacity building, training, and support from UK Youth to approximately 15 youth clubs that support youth mental health in rural settings that historically lack such provision.
Game and Wildlife Conservation TrustFY2024£225kContribution towards the organisation’s work on advising farmers and landowners on how they can improve wildlife habitat and lobby for agricultural and conservation policies using scientific research.
Westminster Youth Club CollaborationFY2024£200kAlongside core costs, funding is for the three youth clubs to form a partnership, along with the Young Westminster Foundation, to enhance outreach work and the evaluation of youth club provision.
Army Benelovent FundFY2024£180kContribution towards the cost of renting office space in central London for six years. The charity gives a lifetime of support to soldiers and veterans from the British Army, and their immediate families when they are in need.
Young EnterpriseFY2024£155kFunding for the development of Young Enterprise in-class primary school pilot, growth of core programmes for 11–18-year-olds and to equip schools with the knowledge to take responsibility for embedding financial and enterprise education across the curriculum. The delivery of programmes covers Chester, rural Lancashire and Westminster.
Koala North WestFY2024£150kFunding for parents to promote early language development and identify and support children with speech, language and communication needs to ensure children are well-nourished, loved and receive quality interactivity in the first two years.
Sported FoundationFY2024£134kFunding for identifying young people at risk of unemployment in Westminster, and support them into high quality employment, training or education. Funding also supports young people in employment with opportunities to develop and progress in their careers.
UK YouthFY2024£131kUK Youth is a leading charity that supports over 9,000 youth organisations across the UK.
Lord TavernersFY2024£114kThe Lord Taverners provides inclusive and impactful cricket programmes, empowering young people with disabilities and from disadvantaged communities to develop the knowledge, skills, capabilities and confidence required to overcome the challenges of inequality, raise their aspirations and reach their potential.
Westminster Children’s UniversityFY2024£108kFunding for the expansion of the initiative across Westminster Schools. The organisation supports resilience and positive mental health in young people through extra-curricular activities.
Chester ZooFY2024£104kFunding to support young people (7-25 years) in Chester to learn about conservation, experience the wellbeing benefits of connection to nature, lead positive change in their communities, and broaden career aspirations. The charity specifically targets young people from disadvantaged backgrounds by identifying schools with a high proportion (>25%) of pupil premium students and working with teachers to engage young people most in need.
The Brilliant ClubFY2024£102kThe Brilliant Club mobilizes PhD tutors to support students from less advantaged backgrounds, helping them access competitive universities and succeed through academic support, mentoring, and enrichment programmes.
Jamie’s FarmFY2024£100kFunding for 30 residential visits from schools and alternative provisions in WF’s target areas, enabling Jamie’s Farm to deliver key elements of their strategic plan, specifically improving the monitoring and evaluation of programmes to further improve the impact on all visiting young people.
Jamie’s FarmFY2024£100kTowards the development of equine facilities for therapeutic horse work at Lower Shockerwick Farm (spend out grant).
StoryhouseFY2024£100kFunding for initiatives aiming to reduce knife crime and improve mental health among secondary school students in Westminster through sport-based education and mentoring.
Future FrontiersFY2024£100kFunding to empower disadvantaged young people in Westminster to access fulfilling employment and break away from poverty through personalised career coaching and guidance.
Theatr Clwyd TrustFY2024£100kTowards the creation of a multifunction education studio for delivery of the Theatr’s creative engagement programme (spend out grant).
Chance to ShineFY2024£100kFunding for primary and secondary school children and young people in Westminster and Chester to play, learn and develop through cricket while fostering positive wellbeing.
All ChildFY2024£100kFunding for three Link Workers in Westminster and therefore the support for over 100 at-risk young people in the borough. Link Workers are highly qualified professionals, employed by All Child but embedded full-time in the school setting.
London Early Years FoundationFY2024£100kFunding for the Doubling Down programme, which increases the Government-funded hours of early childhood education and care (ECEC) for its most vulnerable children from 15 hours per week up to 30 hours per week.
Community Foundation for MerseysideFY2024£100kContribution to the Liverpool ONE Foundation, which awards grants for community projects that promote positive mental health and wellbeing for young people in Liverpool.
Future MenFY2024£100kFunding for development of the charity’s services for young people in Westminster and for core costs of the charity to improve monitoring and evaluation, staff training and development, and communications.
Chance UKFY2024£100kFunding to launch a tailored service to support Westminster-based children and families to overcome challenges and build resilience and strength for tougher times.
Passion for LearningFY2024£100kFunding towards the core costs and delivery of Enrichment Clubs in the Chester area, which assist children with overcoming social and emotional challenges to learning and literacy.
Action TutoringFY2024£100kFunding to support Action Tutoring programmes in Westminster and Chester unlock the potential of children and young people facing disadvantage through high-quality trained volunteer tutors who empower pupils to make meaningful academic progress, opening doors to future opportunities.
The Floating ClassroomFY2024£99kFunding to connect CYP to their local environment, deepening their sense of place and empowering them to become active stewards of the natural world in their neighbourhoods.
We Mind The GapFY2024£99kFunding for the WeInspire programme to offer holistic support to pupils and their parents in Chester and Cheshire West. This will improve confidence, social anxiety and resilience, with the long term aims to improve attendance, restore trust in schools and nurture a feeling of belonging.
Cheshire DanceFY2024£97kFunding to deliver the Nexus Dance programme in Chester. The programme aims to bring dance opportunities to children and young people of all abilities and backgrounds to enjoy the physical, creative and social benefits and live healthier and happier lives.
Magic BreakfastFY2024£95kFunding for breakfast provision for disadvantaged schools in Westminster, Chester and Lancashire. Without a nutritious breakfast, children suffer the debilitating physiological effects of hunger and are less able to make the most of their education.
The Change FoundationFY2024£89kFunding to connect CYP to their local environment, deepening their sense of place and empowering them to become active stewards of the natural world in their neighbourhoods.
Chester Schools Together (CST)FY2024£88kFunding towards the core costs and delivery of Enrichment Clubs in the Chester area, which assist children with overcoming social and emotional challenges to learning and literacy.
London Wildlife TrustFY2024£86kThe London Wildlife Trust is dedicated to protecting the capital’s wildlife and wild spaces, engaging London’s diverse communities through access to nature reserves, campaigning, volunteering, and education.
Street LeagueFY2024£84kFunding for a wide-ranging programme to support and encourage grass roots organisations to offer accessible sport and physical activities in Lancashire and Northern Scotland.
Youth FederationFY2024£83kFunding for The Pledge Partnership, which enables businesses to work together with educators to provide every young person living, studying and/or working in Cheshire and Warrington with everything they need to succeed in the world of work.
Chester FC Community TrustFY2024£80kFunding towards the appointment of Community Outreach workers, project delivery and establishment of a Sports BTEC qualification.
Mayors Fund for WestminsterFY2024£80kKitchen Social – project addressing the food insecurity and social isolation outside of term time.
Action TutoringFY2024£77kAction Tutoring unlocks the potential of children and young people facing disadvantage through high-quality trained volunteer tutors who empower pupils to make meaningful academic progress, opening doors to future opportunities.
Coach Core FoundationFY2024£65kFunding will enable 100 apprentices (16-24 year old’s across Cheshire and Lancashire who traditionally may experience barriers, discrimination, & lack of opportunities) to start meaningful careers, re-engage with education & increase activity levels across Cheshire and Lancashire.
Youth Futures FoundationFY2024£62kYouth Futures Foundation ensures marginalised young people secure and thrive in good work, providing evidence, tools, and programmes to inform policy and practice, transforming the youth employment landscape.
Go Live Theatre ProjectsFY2024£59kGo Live Theatre Projects uses theatre to create inspiring experiences for young people, especially those from vulnerable backgrounds and with special educational needs, fostering joy, passion, and creativity.
Raising the RoofFY2024£56kFunding towards the Reside initiative – where vacant properties are renovated into affordable homes for young people and their families at risk of homelessness.
Depaul InternationalFY2024£54kDepaul International is a global charity working to end homelessness, providing shelter, food, support, and advocacy to vulnerable people across eight countries.
Reach Out YouthFY2024£52kReachOut is a national mentoring and education charity that supports young people in under-resourced areas to develop socioemotional skills, confidence, and character through after-school mentoring projects.
Construction TrustFY2024£50kWestminster work experience programme, taking young people out of the classroom environment and immersing them in transformative world-of-work experiences they would not otherwise have access to.
UnfoldFY2024£49kBroadening Horizons - mentoring for young people referred by statutory services.
Heritage of London TrustFY2024£45kHeritage of London Trust undertakes restoration projects across London whilst engaging young people through its Proud Places programme inspiring them to improve life chances and skills.
Arts EmergencyFY2024£45kCreative mentoring in Westminster to address the lack of opportunities that marginalised young people face in accessing the creative industries.
B.O.L.T Charitable FoundationFY2024£44kA 12-week training course in construction for young people in low-income communities.
Young MindsFY2024£40kFunding to research, develop, pilot, and scale the organisations’ work with trusted adults supporting young people aged 3-21 years. This work hopes to understand the circumstances and experiences that impact the mental health of children and young people; recognise the signs of mental distress; and respond effectively when a young person needs help.
Homeless Programme PrenatalFY2024£40kSupport of general operations including case management and counselling.
PREA FoundationFY2024£39kFunding to support the High School Real Estate Career Exploration Programme and the Urban Property Alliance Property Management Pathway Programme to advance diversity in the industry.
Speakers TrustFY2024£38kSpeakers Trust trains young people to improve their public speaking & communication skills, empowering them to confidently share their voices and perspectives, and fostering a stronger, more inclusive society.
Creative Mentors NetworkFY2024£36kCreative Mentor Network supports 16–25year-olds from lower socioeconomic backgrounds to develop creative careers through mentoring, education, and opportunities, while training industry professionals to be inclusive mentors and leaders.
The GuardsmenFY2024£33kProviding summer camp experiences for 1,500 low-income children in the San Francisco Bay Area to develop skills, confidence and leadership.
KidscapeFY2024£33kTraining Westminster children to become bullying awareness champions in their school or youth group.
Fair Education AllianceFY2024£32kThe Fair Education Alliance is a coalition of 300 organisations tackling educational inequity, aiming to ensure no child’s success is limited by their socioeconomic background.
The Felix ProjectFY2024£30kRescuing and distributing surplus food in Westminster, providing 125,000 meals to 7,000 vulnerable people, supporting food security and community services.
GroundworkFY2024£30kCreating greener spaces for children in Westminster, enhancing environmental awareness, biodiversity, and community engagement through co-designed projects and volunteer efforts.
Family Service of Vancouver, Greater VancouverFY2024£28kProviding critical support to over 1,000 at-risk youth through food, shelter, life skills training, and mental health services.
Peer Power YouthFY2024£27kPeer Power Youth works to heal trauma and adversity through caring relationships. They support young people in areas such as wellbeing, training, education, and professional experience.
Into UniversityFY2024£25kSupporting 600 Westminster youth with academic support, mentoring, and enrichment, improving soft skills, future goals, and higher education progression.
Capitol Hill Arts WorkshopFY2024£25kYouth programmes offering arts classes, workshops, and camps for ages 3-18, fostering creativity, community, and inclusivity.
Friends of the Children San FranciscoFY2024£24kProjects supporting children and their families experiencing institutional racism, homelessness, domestic violence, parental incarceration and/or substance abuse.
DFN Project SearchFY2024£22kDFN Project Search provides one-year transition to work programme for young adults with a learning disability or autism spectrum conditions, or both.
Anthem Schools TrustFY2024£22kAnthem Schools Trust operates primary and secondary schools in East Midlands, London, and Thames Valley, focusing on school improvement, student success, and values like integrity, collaboration, and excellence.
UnfoldFY2024£21kUnfold supports families and young people in Westminster through mentoring, specialized programs, and empowerment initiatives.
All Stars Project IncFY2024£20kThe All-Stars Project engages with young people through its Development School for Youth, connecting first-generation, college bound students with corporations to facilitate experience and job readiness training.
Theatre PortoFY2024£20kSalary costs towards delivery of art-based wellbeing community programme.
Cheshire West Voluntary Action (CWVA)FY2024£20kFor distribution of micro grants by CWVA to small grass roots community groups aligned with ADWF’s grant strategy.
Highland HospiceFY2024£20kTowards salary costs of the staff operating the Hospice’s 24/7 Palliative Care Helpline.
Farms for City Children UKFY2024£20kResidential visits to farms where children can engage with the environment and farming, building friendships and confidence.
Caxton OrganisationFY2024£20kClimate change education programme for disabled youth, offering workshops, day trips, and gardening projects to improve mental health, employment prospects, and environmental engagement.
Jamie’s FarmFY2024£19kTowards salary costs of Jamie’s Farm Lewes’ Horse Specialist for two years.
Healthbox CICFY2024£19kContribution towards salary of schools’ worker to deliver range of wellbeing programmes.
All Together NowFY2024£10kTowards production and delivery costs of specialist newspaper providing news and information for disabled and older people.
Autism in RacingFY2024£10kFunding towards ten autism friendly race days at UK racecourses.
Brent Centre for Young People - HighlandsFY2024£10kFunding towards psychotherapeutic support for young people.
Caithness KLICSFY2024£10kSalary costs of the charity’s manager.
Chester & District SamaritansFY2024£10kTowards urgent property repairs at the charity’s premises in Chester.
CLIC Sargent Cancer CareFY2024£10kSalary costs of the charity’s Highlands Social Worker.
Clwyd Special Riding SchoolFY2024£10kSalary costs of the Centre's Equine Manager.
Dame Kelly Holmes TrustFY2024£10kFunding towards ‘On Track to Achieve’ programme which provides wellbeing mentoring for disadvantaged young people.
Elsie Normington FoundationFY2024£10kCompassion Fund funding to support families who are unable to access the play facilities, sessions and overnight accommodation at the Haven Centre.
Equine Assisted Services PartnershipFY2024£10kFunding towards the development of the Partnership’s new website.
Henshaws Society for Blind PeopleFY2024£10kFunding towards ‘I Can Do It’ programme in Merseyside.
Horseworld TrustFY2024£10kSalary costs for Discovery programme equine assisted learning for young people at risk of being NEET.
James PlaceFY2024£10kSalary costs of suicide prevention therapists at the charity's Liverpool centre.
Kyle of Sutherland HubFY2024£10kSalary costs for community hub offering free community facilities and activities.
Newmarket Pony Academy (via British Racing School)FY2024£10kSupporting children’s mental health and educational retention through the Academy’s After-School Club.
Nightingale House HospiceFY2024£10kTowards the Hospice’s new Assisted Bathing Service.
Open DoorFY2024£10kSalary costs of Bloom Venue Manager.
Priority Youth ProjectFY2024£10kTowards core costs including salaries of youth and community workers.
Shy Lowen Horse & Pony SanctuaryFY2024£10kTowards the purchase of a new trailer, for the storage of manure and removal to a local composting centre.
Stick’n’StepFY2024£10kFunding towards the ‘Conductive Education’ project, which helps reduce the dependency of children and young people on others.
Teenage Cancer TrustFY2024£10kTowards the ‘Youth Empowerment Programme’ aimed at improving the experience, recovery and survival of young cancer patients in Merseyside and Cheshire.
The Girls NetworkFY2024£10kSalary costs of Merseyside Network Manager.
The Pantry for BlaconFY2024£10kTowards the ‘Eat Well and Spend Less’ project, empowering adults in disadvantaged areas.
The Teapot TrustFY2024£10kTowards the Colourful Journeys programme, offering art therapy for children with long-term conditions in the Highlands of Scotland.
Watermill FoundationFY2024£10kTowards the delivery costs of the outreach programme in the Highlands.
Wirral MencapFY2024£10kSalary costs of Programmes Co-ordinator.
Save the Children Ukraine AppealFY2022£500kRapid response in Ukraine and neighbouring countries.
Westminster Youth Club CollaborationFY2022£200kPartnership between The Avenues, The Feathers and St Andrew’s Club and the Young Westminster Foundation.
The Not Forgotten AssociationFY2022£197kRecreation, leisure and entertainment to serving and ex-service personnel with disabilities.
Caritas Hong KongFY2022£139kProviding meals to improve the living standards of low-income families in Hong Kong.
Young EnterpriseFY2022£129kDevelopment of in-class primary school pilot and growth of core programmes.
The Country TrustFY2022£120kCore costs to bring food, farming and the countryside alive for disadvantaged children.
Youth FedFY2022£117kThe Pledge Partnership for businesses to work with educators in Cheshire and Warrington.
Veterans AidFY2022£107kAssists ex-service personnel who are in crisis or vulnerably housed.
Redthread YouthFY2022£104kTrauma-informed youth work integrated into the health sector.
Platform for LifeFY2022£100kIncreasing counselling sessions in schools and the local community.
StoryhouseFY2022£100kYoung Leaders Programme, access fund for youth theatre, and core costs.
Young MindsFY2022£100kResearch, develop, pilot, and scale work with trusted adults supporting young people aged 3-21 years.
The Felix ProjectFY2022£100kOperations rescuing and redistributing surplus food to London community organisations.
Community Foundation for MerseysideFY2022£100kContribution to the Liverpool ONE Foundation for community projects promoting mental health.
The Childhood TrustFY2022£100kSupport for The Evening Standard’s ‘On The Breadline’ appeal.
Anna Freud National Centre for Children & FamiliesFY2022£100kSchools and Colleges Early Support Service (SCESS).
UK YouthFY2022£100kCapacity building, training, and support to youth clubs supporting youth mental health in rural settings.
West London ZoneFY2022£100kLink Workers in Westminster to support at-risk young people.
Action TutoringFY2022£100kTutoring programmes in Westminster and Chester.
Chance to ShineFY2022£100kCricket activities in Westminster and Chester.
Chance UKFY2022£100kEarly-access stepped model of support to build resilience in Westminster.
Koala North WestFY2022£100kPractical and emotional support for children and families in Chester.
Passion for LearningFY2022£100kCore costs and delivery of Enrichment Clubs in the Chester area.
Healthbox CICFY2022£99kHealth and wellbeing services in Chester and surrounding rural areas.
The Zacchaeus 2000 TrustFY2022£94kHelps vulnerable people in London facing poverty and debt.
Young Westminster FoundationFY2022£92kOctober half term activities and food support for schools across Westminster.
Street LeagueFY2022£82kIdentifying young people at risk of unemployment in Westminster.
Chester FC Community TrustFY2022£80kCommunity Outreach workers, project delivery and Sports BTEC qualification.
Game and Wildlife Conservation TrustFY2022£75kAdvising farmers and landowners on wildlife habitat and lobbying for agricultural policies.
Turn2UsFY2022£65kSmall crisis grants for essentials and financial advice helpline.
Raising the RoofFY2022£65kReside initiative – renovating vacant properties into affordable homes for young people at risk of homelessness.
Mayors Fund for LondonFY2022£59kKitchen Social – project addressing food insecurity and social isolation.
The Childhood TrustFY2022£52kAlleviating the impact of poverty on children and young people in London.
Bede HouseFY2022£50kA new centre in Southwark to serve those in need and local young people.
Lancashire & District CVSFY2022£50kDistribution to community organisations providing food support.
B.O.L.T Charitable FoundationFY2022£50k12-week training course in construction for young people in low-income communities.
The MixFY2022£47kRoll out of The Mix Connect to 100 schools across the UK.
PREA FoundationFY2022£45kHighschool Real Estate Career Exploration Programme and Urban Alliance Property Management Pathway Internship.
Homeless Prenatal ProgrammeFY2022£42kCore costs for prenatal programme for homeless parents.
Theatre PortoFY2022£40kStaffing costs of the Community Arts Programme.
West Cheshire FoodbankFY2022£40kSupport for vouchers/gift cards for use on groceries.
Friends of War Memorials TrustFY2022£39kAdvice and information for the conservation of war memorials.
The Four Feathers AssociationFY2022£38kYouth and community work and support of education.
London Early Years Foundation (LEYF)FY2022£38kDoubling Down programme to increase early childhood education hours.
The Interfaith NetworkFY2022£35kPromotes positive inter-faith relations and improves awareness of related issues.
Greenhouse SportsFY2022£34kCommunity coach for the Greenhouse Sports Centre in Westminster.
Vincentian Care PlusFY2022£32kSupport and befriending services to elderly people in their own homes.
Farming Community NetworkFY2022£30kMental health training sessions (Rural+) to young people in agriculture.
Re-EngageFY2022£29kReduces loneliness among older people by bringing generations together.
Doorstep Library NetworkFY2022£27kVolunteers visit families in disadvantaged areas to read stories and improve literacy.
The Institute for Family BusinessFY2022£27kDeveloping knowledge of family-owned businesses and their contribution to society.
UnfoldFY2022£27kSupports vulnerable young people and families in Westminster.
The National Centre for Young People with Epilepsy Charitable TrustFY2022£27kSupport and education for children and young people with epilepsy.
Apprentis d’AuteuilFY2022£26kProjects for education and professional development of young people aged 16 to 20.
Chester West Voluntary Action/Welcome NetworkFY2022£25kMicro grants to community groups supporting families in school holidays.
Avenue Service (Blacon consortium)FY2022£25kFood and school holiday activities for children and young people in Blacon, Chester.
Koala North WestFY2022£25kFood and school holiday activities for 0-5s and parents/guardians.
Cheshire Young CarersFY2022£25kFood and school holiday activities for Young Carers in Chester and Ellesmere Port.
Friends of the ChildrenFY2022£25kProjects supporting children and their families experiencing institutional racism, homelessness, etc.
Boys & Girls Club of San FranciscoFY2022£23kHealth & Life Skills programmes for high-risk, low-income children and young people.
Fundacion AmigoFY2022£23kSupport towards residential homes for at-risk children and young people.
Theatre PortoFY2022£23kFood and school holiday activities for children and young people in Ellesmere Port.
Norte JovenFY2022£22kTraining programmes which equip disadvantaged young people with personal, professional skills.
Boodla, Gardening & Pedagogical AssociationFY2022£22k‘Democracy cultivation’ programme to introduce cultivation to young people.
Foreningen TillsammansFY2022£22kWorkshops programme in Skarholmen schools about sexual violence, norms and consent.
All Stars Project IncFY2022£21kDevelopment School for Youth connecting students with corporations for job readiness.
Edgewood Center for Children and FamiliesFY2022£21kPromote the behavioural and mental health of children and young people.
Larkin Street Youth ServicesFY2022£21kHealthcare, housing, employment and education services for young adults in San Francisco.
Heritage of London TrustFY2022£21kRestoration projects across London and the Proud Places programme.
Caxton Youth OrganisationFY2022£20kClimate Change Education Programme for young people aged 11-25 with learning disabilities.
Chester West Citizens AdviceFY2022£20kSalaries of Community Connectors in Chester.
Kyle of Sutherland Development TrustFY2022£20kDistribution of food vouchers to children and young people in Sutherland.
Voluntary Groups SutherlandFY2022£19kDistribution to eleven community food groups across Sutherland.
Highland HighlifeFY2022£18kPortacabin in Kinlochbervie for cultural, sporting, and social engagement.
The Conservation VolunteersFY2022£17kWeekend and holiday family environment activities in Westminster and Cheshire.
Teenage Cancer TrustFY2022£10kSalary costs associated with the delivery of the Youth Empowerment Programme in Merseyside and Cheshire.
Racing WelfareFY2022£10kSalary costs of a Regional Support Officer for stable staff in the North West.
Liverpool Charity & Voluntary Services (LCVS)FY2022£10kDistribution of micro grants by LCVS to small grassroots community groups.
Hope House Children’s HospicesFY2022£10kRefurbishment of The Hospice Hub.
Liverpool 6 Community AssociationFY2022£10kPurchase of food for community food bank, cooking on a budget course and older residents lunch clubs.
Leadership Through Sport & BusinessFY2022£10kSalary costs of Career Development Manager working with disadvantaged CYP in Liverpool.
Flintshire FoodbankFY2022£10kSalary costs of part-time staff.
Flynn’s Port in a StormFY2022£10kSalary costs of administrator for mental health crisis café/gym/hub.
Cheshire West Voluntary Action (CWVA)FY2022£10kDistribution of micro grants by CWVA to small grass roots community groups.
Chance Changing LivesFY2022£10kCrewe-based community pantry & homeless kitchen.
Caithness KLICSFY2022£10kSalary costs of the youth club manager providing support for young carers.
Go Golspie Development TrustFY2022£10kCost of replacement play equipment at King George V Play Park.
Brora Development TrustFY2022£10kSupport for community food larders across Sutherland.
British Horse SocietyFY2022£10kCPD training costs for Changing Lives Through Horses practitioners/trainers.
Helmsdale & District Community AssociationFY2022£10kInclusive space themed play area for physical and mental training.
Wirral Youth Zone (The Hive)FY2022£10kSalary costs associated with the delivery of the Hiveability programme.
Warrington Youth ZoneFY2022£10kSalary costs of a Head of Youth Work at the Warrington Youth Zone (Onside).
Voluntary Groups Sutherland (VGS)FY2022£10kDistribution of micro grants by VGS to small grassroots community groups.

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