THE LEGAL EDUCATION FOUNDATION — grant history

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Latest income

£6.3m

Grants listed (FY2025)

Listed grants total

£5.3m

Accounts grants total

£10.4m

listed grants do not fully reconcile with the accounts total — list may be partialextracted from its FY2025 accounts

Cross-checked against the funder’s own 360Giving open-data publication: 44 of 44 grants we extracted from its FY2025 accounts match a published grantee by name (100%), and 26 also match on amount within 2%. Differences usually reflect accounting-year vs award-date timing and grants the accounts aggregate. Published 360Giving grants in the file: 318.

Credited as a funder by

Charities that name this funder on their own websites (website claims, separate from the accounts-extracted grants below).

DISABILITY LAW SERVICE “If you have challenges with reasonable adjustments in the work place, please try our digital legal information platform ”
COMMUNITIES EMPOWERMENT NETWORK “The Legal Education Foundation”
KIN CYMRU “The project, which was initially supported by the Legal Education foundation, set out to initially assist around 50 pare”
BLACK EQUITY ORGANISATION (BEO) “We are immensely grateful for the generous contributions of our partners and funders, who are working with us to achieve”

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

The Prevention Or Relief Of Poverty (43 grantees)
Education/training (39 grantees)
General Charitable Purposes (27 grantees)
Human Rights/religious Or Racial Harmony/equality Or Diversity (26 grantees)
Disability (16 grantees)
Other Charitable Purposes (16 grantees)
Economic/community Development/employment (15 grantees)
The Advancement Of Health Or Saving Of Lives (11 grantees)
Accommodation/housing (6 grantees)
Amateur Sport (1 grantee)

Where grantees operate

Throughout England And Wales (37 grantees)
Scotland (13 grantees)
Northern Ireland (9 grantees)
Throughout England (6 grantees)
Throughout London (5 grantees)
Manchester City (3 grantees)
Merton (2 grantees)
Netherlands (2 grantees)
Bolton (2 grantees)
Gateshead (2 grantees)

What changed: FY2024 → FY2025

Grantees that appear, disappear or move by 50%+ between the two most recent filings we have read. A grantee “dropped” may simply have received a multi-year grant earlier.

Change	Grantee	FY2024	FY2025
new	REFUGEE ACTION	—	£355k
new	Children’s Law Centre	—	£225k
new	DISABILITY RIGHTS UK	—	£225k
new	ARTICLE 39	—	£195k
new	DISABILITY LAW SERVICE	—	£185k
new	FRIENDS FAMILIES AND TRAVELLERS	—	£185k
new	SOUTHWARK LAW CENTRE	—	£175k
new	RIGHTS OF WOMEN INCORPORATED	—	£175k
not listed	LONDON LEGAL SUPPORT TRUST	£305k	—
not listed	THE PUBLIC LAW PROJECT	£300k	—
not listed	Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG)	£285k	—
not listed	Scottish Women's Aid	£265k	—
not listed	Rape Crisis Scotland	£249k	—
not listed	Human Rights Consortium	£230k	—
not listed	The Constitution Unit (University College London)	£210k	—
not listed	SUFFOLK LAW CENTRE	£196k	—

Grants made, per its accounts filings

Download this grant history as CSV (open data, provenance and licence noted in the file).

Recipient	Year	Amount	Purpose
Justice Collaborations	FY2025	£800k	Grant award from the Foundation to subsidiary for Justice Together Initiative
Refugee Action	FY2025	£355k	Supporting the Frontline Immigration Advice Project
Children’s Law Centre	FY2025	£225k	Supporting policy and public affairs in securing children and young people’s rights in Northern Ireland
Disability Rights UK	FY2025	£225k	Supporting capacity building in disabled people’s organisations
Article 39	FY2025	£195k	Core funding to support the continued development of Article 39's network of independent advocates
Disability Law Service	FY2025	£185k	Core funding to support Disability Law Service's advice services and second tier disability training provision
Friends, Families and Travellers	FY2025	£185k	Strengthening Gypsy Roma Traveller civil society and allies to use the law
Southwark Law Centre	FY2025	£175k	Building the capacity of grassroots community organisations to support parents
Rights of Women	FY2025	£175k	Core funding to support work on reform of the family courts
The Immigration Law Practitioners’ Association	FY2025	£175k	Supporting the Strategic Legal Fund and the Strategic Legal Advice Committee
Detention Action	FY2025	£170k	Supporting Detention Action's advocacy and campaigning work
Cyfraith Gymunedol Y Gogledd / North Wales Community Law	FY2025	£165k	Supporting North Wales Community Law to establish themselves as an advice provider
Justice First Fellowship Hosts (8 organisations)	FY2025	£161k	Extension funding for JFF hosts to continue employing fellows
The Bevan Foundation	FY2025	£155k	Ensuring that the Welsh Government upholds and protects human, economic and social rights
Independent Workers Union of Great Britain	FY2025	£155k	Strengthening access to justice for vulnerable workers
Islamophobia Response Unit	FY2025	£155k	Supporting casework on employment discrimination and developing engagement with strategic litigation
Birthrights	FY2025	£155k	Core funding for influencing change in UK legislation, policy and practice
WCVA	FY2025	£155k	Continuing the work of the Wales Civil Society Forum
The Bureau of Investigative Journalism	FY2025	£155k	Supporting new community-centred investigations aimed at driving positive change
Social Inclusion Recovery Group CIC	FY2025	£125k	Addressing racial disparities in school exclusions through advocacy efforts
A B Charitable Trust	FY2025	£105k	Contribution to Harm to Healing - a pooled fund
Central England Law Centre	FY2025	£101k	Extension funding
Council of Somali Organisations	FY2025	£76k	Extension funding
Access Social Care	FY2025	£75k	Supporting the future sustainability of legal practice in Community Care
Family Rights Group	FY2025	£70k	Extension funding
JUSTICE	FY2025	£65k	Carrying out research and influencing activities to challenge racial discrimination
JustRight Scotland	FY2025	£61k	Extension funding
Gateshead Carers Association	FY2025	£55k	Supporting scoping work to identify opportunities to use the law
Civic Power Fund	FY2025	£43k	Contribution to the Emergency Action Fund
Human Rights Consortium Scotland	FY2025	£42k	Grant extension
The Centre for Progressive Change	FY2025	£39k	Grant extension
Public Interest Law Centre	FY2025	£39k	Extension funding
Migrants At Work LTD	FY2025	£34k	Extension funding
Institute of Welsh Affairs (IWA)	FY2025	£33k	Grant extension
Anti Trafficking and Labour Exploitation Unit (ATLEU)	FY2025	£33k	Extension funding
Citizens Advice Liverpool	FY2025	£28k	Extension funding
University College London	FY2025	£22k	Smarter Justice grant
the3million	FY2025	£21k	Grant extension
Equally Ours	FY2025	£20k	Grant extension
Civic Power Fund	FY2025	£20k	Contribution to the third round of Funding Justice research
Norfolk Community Law Service	FY2025	£19k	Extension funding
Consortium of LGBT Voluntary and Community Organisations	FY2025	£15k	Producing a series of legal briefings to support the LGBT+ sector
Greater Manchester Law Centre	FY2025	£14k	Extension funding
Institute for Voluntary Action Research (IVAR)	FY2025	£10k	Contribution to the Open and Trusting grantmaking initiative
Justice Collaborations	FY2024	£800k	Contributing to the Justice Together funder collaboration that aims to transform access to justice in the UK immigration system. As well as offering funding, it supports grant partners to build the power and influence of people with lived and learned experience of the immigration system and embed anti-racism strategies.
London Legal Support Trust	FY2024	£305k	Supporting continuation of work by Inclusion Barnet and six Deaf and Disabled People's Organisations to develop and test a model for providing inclusive and effective traineeships/entry level advice posts for Disabled people, alongside career progression pathways for advice staff working in DDPOs. The funding will also support the organisations to capture and share learning about how to create and support an inclusive and sustainable advice workforce to deliver accessible advice.
Public Law Project	FY2024	£300k	Supporting PLP's core area of work towards fairness, legality, and accountability in public law, focussing on enhanced constitutional accountability, increased transparency and fairness in government use of tech, and improved access to justice.
Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG)	FY2024	£285k	Building advisers' capacity to resolve social security issues through appeals and Judicial Review and strengthen their evidence base to influence decision makers through research with social security claimants.
Scottish Women's Aid	FY2024	£265k	Testing a pilot model for the delivery of free legal services to victim-survivors of domestic abuse in Orkney and Shetland.
Rape Crisis Scotland	FY2024	£249k	Developing the capacity of the Scottish Women's Rights Centre to deliver legal and advocacy services to women survivors of gender-based violence in Scotland and influencing national policy through research and training to improve justice outcomes for women.
Human Rights Consortium	FY2024	£230k	Supporting the work to protect and promote the Belfast/Good Friday Agreement and the Article 2 powers of the Windsor Framework, working to enhance human rights legislation in Northern Ireland and campaigning to incorporate and comply with international human rights standards.
London Legal Support Trust	FY2024	£225k	Funding billing coordinator roles in multiple social welfare legal advice charities, and the development of a bespoke, accredited training course for billing coordinators utilising the Apprenticeship Levy to help address recruitment issues in the sector.
The Constitution Unit (University College London)	FY2024	£210k	Supporting research and analysis and convening a forum of research-based organisations to promote high constitutional standards among policymakers, media and the general public.
Suffolk Law Centre	FY2024	£196k	Supporting Suffolk Law Centre's sustainability to continue its critical legal advice and casework services in Housing and Family law, and using its learned experience to build expertise and resilience.
Work Rights Centre	FY2024	£185k	Providing employment legal advice to support migrants and racially disadvantaged workers to access employment justice.
Law Centres Network	FY2024	£185k	Supporting work to strengthen the capacity of Law Centres within the network, providing practical support to heighten their impact and enhance their sustainability.
Right to Remain	FY2024	£185k	Supporting public legal education work on the asylum and immigration system to increase the capability of migrants, asylum seekers and their allies navigating the system.
Welfare Benefits Unit	FY2024	£182k	Undertaking a national level scrutiny of Targeted Case Reviews: a process due to impact two million Universal Credit claimants in the next five years.
Asylum Support Appeals Project (ASAP)	FY2024	£170k	Empowering people seeking asylum across the UK to defend their legal right to housing and financial support by building organisations skills in asylum support law through free training, an advice line and an online network of advisors and coordinating organisations to challenge systemic injustice.
INQUEST	FY2024	£167k	Providing casework support for families bereaved by contentious state related deaths, and working directly with families to campaign and influence change in the legal, coronial and investigative framework.
UNJUST CIC	FY2024	£157k	Supporting research, advocacy and litigation that challenges racial discrimination in policing, through collaborating with impacted communities and human rights organisations. Part of a cluster of grants on racial justice.
Vauxhall Community Law & Information Centre	FY2024	£155k	Contributing to VCLC’s core costs, allowing them to hire a finance officer.
Citizens UK	FY2024	£150k	Working with a lawyer to help design campaigns around immigration policies, including housing and support provision for asylum seekers and refugees- also, where possible, bringing individual cases and using litigation to bring change in policies.
The Zacchaeus 2000 Trust (Z2K)	FY2024	£150k	Ensuring people in the UK have improved incomes and housing security; dignity, fairness and respect for those interacting with social security system; more people in the UK are living in affordable and decent homes; and people with lived experience of poverty have a stronger voice in policy development, decision-making, and public debate.
Policy in Practice	FY2024	£147k	Working with Coventry City Council and Central England Law Centre to explore using administrative benefits data to understand the impact of legal support in improving housing and social welfare outcomes among low-income populations.
Living Rent	FY2024	£141k	Supporting tenants coming together to know their rights and to support each other to ensure these rights are respected and realised through local, regional and national collaborative rights-based campaigns.
Release Legal Emergency and Drugs Service Limited	FY2024	£130k	Expanding legal services to vulnerable groups, including young people at risk of drug dependency, through the establishment of a Community Care team at the organisation.
The Unity Project	FY2024	£127k	Widening access to the Change of Conditions process through policy and process change and improving support for CoC applications across the sector.
Criminal Justice Alliance	FY2024	£125k	Supporting Criminal Justice Alliance’s work to reduce racial inequality in the justice system. Part of a cluster of grants on racial justice.
Action for Race Equality	FY2024	£125k	Increasing and strengthening the Windrush Justice ecosystem by building policy capacity at the grassroots level, and supporting engagement with policymakers. Part of a cluster of grants on racial justice.
Maternity Action	FY2024	£120k	Challenging the lack of procedural fairness in the administration of the NHS visitor and migrant cost recovery programme through strategic, evidence based public law challenges and influencing work which centres lived experience.
Communities Empowerment Network (CEN)	FY2024	£120k	Implementing the first stage of CEN’s strategic plan, which aims to strengthen capacity to deliver advocacy representation, training and early intervention support services for parents of minoritised children facing exclusion from school, and to improve financial sustainability.
The Femicide Census	FY2024	£100k	Supporting the annual gathering, analysis and distribution of unique data on women killed by men, and working to ensure this data drives improvements in the protection of women and contributes to broader legal and policy change.
Economic, Social and Cultural Rights in the UK (Just Fair)	FY2024	£90k	Supporting Just Fair to inform and hold to account decision makers across the UK on their economic social and cultural rights (ESCR) obligations, develop the capacity of others to do the same, and build a movement of people and communities working for improved ESCR protections and access to justice, across the UK.
openDemocracy	FY2024	£80k	Supporting scrutiny and investigation into the suppression of legal rights in the UK, engaging directly with the communities affected and working to increase public understanding of the real-world impact of recent legislation, and working to influence change.
The Centre for Progressive Change	FY2024	£50k	Funding the Safe Sick Pay Campaign Senior Organiser, who will work alongside affected workers, businesses and a range of civil society groups within key local constituencies in England and Wales to influence key MPs, ensuring the successful implementation of long-needed reforms to the UK's statutory sick pay system.
Scottish Women's Aid	FY2024	£40k	Scoping phase: Scoping potential models for the delivery of legal service provision for victim-survivors of domestic abuse in rural and island communities in Scotland.
Lloyds Bank Foundation for England & Wales	FY2024	£10k	Co-funding a research project looking at the distinct characteristics and value of by and for organisations. The research aims to increase understanding about the role equity and user-led organisations play in supporting people to overcome complex issues and barriers.
Justice Collaborations	FY2023	£1.2m	Contributing to a funder collaboration that aims to transform access to justice in the UK immigration system.
Reunite Families	FY2023	£770k	Justice Together Initiative grant
East Midlands	FY2023	£600k	Justice Together Initiative grant
Bristol Law Centre	FY2023	£500k	Justice Together Initiative grant
Coventry Asylum and Refugee Action Group (CARAG)	FY2023	£475k	Justice Together Initiative grant
Community Advice and Law Service	FY2023	£450k	Justice Together Initiative grant
Legal Aid Practitioners Group	FY2023	£450k	Building the case for an accessible, effective and sustainable legal aid system so practitioners can meet client need
West Midlands	FY2023	£425k	Justice Together Initiative grant
Asylum Justice	FY2023	£400k	Justice Together Initiative grant
South West	FY2023	£352k	Justice Together Initiative grant
One Stop Advice & Training Centre	FY2023	£350k	Justice Together Initiative grant
Institute of Welsh Affairs (IWA)	FY2023	£300k	Taking forward research and engagement with civil society on key constitutional developments affecting Wales, such as consequences of Brexit and approaches to devolution.
Infrastructure - National	FY2023	£250k	Infrastructure grant
Asylum Aid	FY2023	£250k	Infrastructure grant
Citizens UK	FY2023	£220k	Justice Together Initiative grant
Equally Ours	FY2023	£219k	Strengthening a pan-equality civil society network on human rights protection in the UK through research and strategic communication, focussing on lived experience and evidence-based policy making.
Cost of Living awards to existing grantees	FY2023	£210k	Cost of living award
RCJ Advice	FY2023	£200k	Supporting an organisational development change programme and strengthening the national reach of its legal advice
Liberty	FY2023	£195k	Building a coalition of human rights organisations to protect and strengthen the UK human rights framework.
Committee of the Administration of Justice	FY2023	£190k	Embedding Human Rights and Equality in Northern Ireland.
Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG)	FY2023	£190k	Justice First Fellowship grant
Project Seventeen	FY2023	£167k	Improving the implementation of section 17 Children Act 1989.
Focus on Labour Exploitation	FY2023	£158k	Justice Together Initiative grant
Greater Manchester Law Centre	FY2023	£150k	Providing core funding to underpin Greater Manchester Law Centre's role as a specialist regional hub for social welfare advice and a resource for communities seeking justice.
Council of Somali Organisations	FY2023	£150k	Building the capacity of Council of Somali Organisations’ members from across England & Wales to give quality legal advice, through providing training and support on different areas of law including welfare benefits and housing.
Grwp Llywio Canolfan Gyfraith y Gogledd / North Wales Law Centre Steering Group	FY2023	£150k	Supporting development work to establish and launch North Wales Law Centre.
Independent Provider of Special Education Advice (IPSEA)	FY2023	£150k	Driving forward change for children and young people with SEND through legal support and policy work.
Centre for Women's Justice	FY2023	£150k	Holding the criminal justice system to account around violence against women and girls.
Hansard Society	FY2023	£150k	Informing practitioner debate about the delegation of legislative power with the Retained EU Law (Revocation and Reform) Act 2023 and wider legislative programme.
New Europeans UK	FY2023	£150k	Justice Together Initiative grant
Southwark Law Centre	FY2023	£140k	Justice First Fellowship grant
The Association of Community Organisations for Reform Now Ltd (ACORN)	FY2023	£139k	Supporting community organising in Manchester and Leeds to empower marginalised communities and campaign for change.
Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR)	FY2023	£125k	Carrying out a programme of research and influencing that seeks to explore the democratic implications of the UK’s post-Brexit constitutional settlement and provide a reform agenda for law-making in the UK.
Centre for Women's Justice	FY2023	£119k	Justice First Fellowship grant
Community Advice and Law Service	FY2023	£110k	Justice First Fellowship grant
Tower Hamlets Law Centre	FY2023	£109k	Justice First Fellowship grant
JustRight Scotland	FY2023	£108k	Justice First Fellowship grant
Bristol Law Centre	FY2023	£107k	Justice First Fellowship grant
Development grants	FY2023	£104k	Development grant
Greater Manchester Immigration Aid Unit	FY2023	£103k	Justice First Fellowship grant
Shelter	FY2023	£102k	Justice First Fellowship grant
Children's Law Centre	FY2023	£102k	Justice First Fellowship grant
GYROS (Great Yarmouth Refugee Outreach Support)	FY2023	£100k	Justice Together Initiative grant
Greenwich Housing Rights	FY2023	£100k	Justice First Fellowship grant
Law Centre Northern Ireland	FY2023	£100k	Justice First Fellowship grant
Vauxhall Community Law & Information Centre	FY2023	£92k	Justice First Fellowship grant
Central England Law Centre	FY2023	£90k	Justice First Fellowship grant
Revoke CIC	FY2023	£90k	Strengthening legal advocacy for young refugees and asylum seekers who are marginalised within the legal system.
South Wales Law Centre Ltd trading as Speakeasy Law Centre	FY2023	£86k	Justice First Fellowship grant
MOSAC	FY2023	£85k	Improving qualified legal advice and support for non-abusing parents and carers.
Wilson Solicitors LLP	FY2023	£84k	Justice First Fellowship grant
Housing Rights	FY2023	£80k	Justice First Fellowship grant
The Community Law Partnership	FY2023	£76k	Justice First Fellowship grant
North East Law Centre	FY2023	£76k	Justice First Fellowship grant
Independent Workers' Union of Great Britain (IWGB)	FY2023	£75k	Strengthening workplace rights for people in insecure work.
Migrants At Work LTD	FY2023	£62k	Improving frontline adviser knowledge and skills on the intersection of immigration and employment law to better identify victims of immigration status-related labour exploitation, criminal exploitation and discrimination.
The Refugee and Migrant Centre: Black Country and Birmingham	FY2023	£50k	Justice Together Initiative grant
EERC	FY2023	£40k	Justice Together Initiative grant
Law Centres Network	FY2023	£30k	Scoping a workforce development framework in Law Centres to help build and sustain a diverse and effective workforce.
Centre for Military Justice	FY2023	£30k	Developing the organisation’s focus on gender based violence/sexual harassment cases taking forward existing cases which include GBV, race discrimination and public law work.
Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR)	FY2023	£20k	Justice Together Initiative grant
Asylos	FY2023	£20k	Justice Together Initiative grant
Civic Power Fund	FY2023	£20k	Contributing to research to map and analyse grant making by social justice funders in the UK.
Work R Centre	FY2023	£20k	Justice Together Initiative grant
Norfolk Community Law	FY2023	£19k	Development grant
Wales The Bevan Foundation	FY2022	£500k	Justice Collaborations Grant
STEP (South Tyrone Empowerment Programme)	FY2022	£500k	Justice Collaborations Grant
Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG)	FY2022	£475k	Carrying out research, analysis and advocacy to ensure the Universal Credit system operates lawfully including in its use of automated decision-making.
West Midlands Tulia ( Registered as Migrant Family Support CIC)	FY2022	£389k	Justice Collaborations Grant
Family Rights Group	FY2022	£380k	Developing and delivering training to implement recommendations from the Care Crisis Review Public Law Working Group, aimed at the judiciary, magistrates, child welfare leaders, practitioners and families.
Legal Aid Practitioners Group (LAPG)	FY2022	£350k	The creation of a training and development hub to underpin a management career path in the advice sector and to provide training, expert assistance and mentoring on management, leadership and governance.
Work Rights Centre	FY2022	£350k	Justice Collaborations Grant
Central England Law Centre	FY2022	£300k	Core funding to embed a rights-based approach within wider social action and social justice organisations in the Midlands, using this work to influence wider system change.
Refugee Action	FY2022	£300k	Supporting the Frontline Immigration Advice Project that helps individuals and organisations secure accreditation and registration with the Office of the Immigration Services Commissioner to deliver accurate, good quality advice.
Scotland Settled	FY2022	£300k	Justice Collaborations Grant
The Constitution Unit (part of University College London)	FY2022	£300k	Informing public and practitioner debate on constitutional principles and democratic standards in the UK.
Disability Rights UK	FY2022	£285k	Working with Deaf & Disabled People’s Organisations to strengthen the provision of advice and information and enhance referral networks.
Reunite Families UK	FY2022	£275k	Justice Collaborations Grant
South London Refugee Association	FY2022	£270k	Justice Collaborations Grant
East European Resource Centre (EERC)	FY2022	£250k	Justice Collaborations Grant
England & Wales Public Law Project	FY2022	£250k	Justice Collaborations Grant
Human Rights Consortium	FY2022	£250k	Supporting an alliance of civil society organisations from across the UK to scrutinise and influence constitutional, administrative and legal changes taking place in the UK following withdrawal from the EU.
Justice Collaborations	FY2022	£250k	Building immigration advice and advocacy capacity in organisations reaching Ukrainians and their families following the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Freedom from Torture	FY2022	£250k	Justice Collaborations Grant
London Coram Children’s Legal Centre Limited	FY2022	£250k	Justice Collaborations Grant
Access Social Care	FY2022	£221k	Establishing a social care legal sector community of practice to support policy and influencing work in relation to sustaining community care legal aid.
Public Interest Law Centre	FY2022	£210k	Developing the centre as a hub for community lawyering, expanding public law to the immigration advice sector and building capacity at South West London Law Centres to take a community lawyering approach.
Human Rights Consortium Scotland	FY2022	£200k	Creating and disseminating legal education resources, and facilitating civil society collaborations, so that Scottish civil society can scrutinise and influence legal, constitutional and administrative changes in Scotland and across the UK following withdrawal from the EU.
South East Asylum Welcome	FY2022	£200k	Justice Collaborations Grant
Rape Crisis Scotland	FY2022	£190k	Working with women with experience of gender-based violence to develop training for police, judiciary and Crown Prosecutors to implement improvements to how sexual offences are prosecuted in Scotland.
JustRight Scotland (JRS)	FY2022	£180k	Sustaining and developing collaborative and inclusive models and partnerships between legal and non-legal organisations across the justice sector in ongoing and emerging areas of legal need in Scotland.
Advice NI	FY2022	£170k	Developing and piloting online training courses as part of a professional development framework for legal advisors in key areas of law such as employment, housing, community care and mental health law in Northern Ireland.
Focus on Labour Exploitation	FY2022	£155k	Justice Collaborations Grant
Citizens Advice Liverpool	FY2022	£150k	Supporting Liverpool Access to Advice Network to enhance coordination, promote inter-agency referrals and improve knowledge among advice providers in the region.
The Immigration Law Practitioners’ Association	FY2022	£150k	Supporting pre-litigation research and third-party interventions that change law, policy and practice for people discriminated against because of their migration status.
Norfolk Community Law Service Ltd (NCLS)	FY2022	£150k	Supporting development work to create sustainable Family and Domestic Abuse legal services in Norfolk.
Greater Manchester Immigration Aid Unit	FY2022	£150k	Strengthening GMIAU infrastructure to underpin a collaborative, strategic approach to transforming access to legal advice in the north west of England.
Migrants Organise Ltd	FY2022	£132k	Justice Collaborations Grant
Article 39	FY2022	£118k	Providing legal training and support to independent advocates to improve the quality and effectiveness of advocacy as a mechanism for protecting and upholding children’s rights.
Northern Ireland Law Centre NI	FY2022	£118k	Justice Collaborations Grant
Yorkshire and the Humber Manuel Bravo Project	FY2022	£111k	Justice Collaborations Grant
Maternity Action	FY2022	£110k	Justice First Fellowship Host
Mary Ward Legal Centre	FY2022	£108k	Justice First Fellowship Host
Norfolk Community Law Service Ltd (NCLS)	FY2022	£107k	Justice First Fellowship Host
Southwark Law Centre	FY2022	£104k	Working in partnership with Social Inclusion Recovery Group to recruit, train and support a team of community advocates to provide advice and information for parents of minoritised children who are at risk of exclusion from school.
Family Rights Group	FY2022	£104k	Justice First Fellowship Host
Liverpool Law Clinic (part of the University of Liverpool)	FY2022	£104k	Justice First Fellowship Host
Children’s Legal Centre (Hillary Rodham Clinton School of Law)	FY2022	£104k	Justice First Fellowship Host
Hammersmith & Fulham Law Centre	FY2022	£100k	Justice First Fellowship Host
the3million	FY2022	£99k	Building a network of civil society allies to support the creation of a culture of data and human rights compliance in relation to the collection, use and sharing of data on migrants by the UK state.
Coram Children’s Legal Centre Limited	FY2022	£96k	Justice First Fellowship Host
Disability Law Service	FY2022	£96k	Justice First Fellowship Host
Refugee Action	FY2022	£96k	Justice Collaborations Grant
Asylum Aid	FY2022	£95k	Justice First Fellowship Host
Dundee Law Centre	FY2022	£94k	Justice First Fellowship Host
South West London Law Centres	FY2022	£92k	Justice First Fellowship Host
Harrow Law Centre	FY2022	£89k	Justice First Fellowship Host
Centre for Public Data	FY2022	£87k	Not specified in individual grant list, but listed under Smarter Justice grants.
Child Rights and Youth Justice C.I.C.	FY2022	£86k	Establishing child criminal law as a specialism, supporting recommendations to raise the remuneration of child criminal advocacy and providing an evidence base for introducing an accreditation scheme to ensure quality of representation for children.
Barking and Dagenham Citizens Advice Bureau	FY2022	£85k	Justice First Fellowship Host
Release Legal Emergency & Drugs Service	FY2022	£83k	Justice First Fellowship Host
Refugee Rights Hub, Helena Kennedy Centre for International Justice, Sheffield Hallam University	FY2022	£80k	Justice First Fellowship Host
Greater Manchester Law Centre	FY2022	£80k	Justice First Fellowship Host
Wiltshire Law Centre	FY2022	£80k	Supporting development of the Law Centre through expanding its advice and representation to include housing and discrimination legal services.
Open Trust	FY2022	£77k	Working with the media, policymakers, and civil society to assess and increase transparency, accountability, and the protection of rights by examining the effectiveness of legal mechanisms that allow scrutiny over government decisions.
JUSTICE	FY2022	£70k	Carrying out analysis and advocacy of government proposals for constitutional reform in relation rule of law principles, access to justice and protection of individual rights.
Just Fair	FY2022	£70k	Building the capacity of civil society organisations to inform and advise policymakers and decisionmakers about the implications of Covid-19 and withdrawal from the EU on economic, social, and cultural rights in the UK.
Samphire	FY2022	£70k	Justice Collaborations Grant
The Bureau of Investigative Journalism	FY2022	£70k	Supporting new, community-centred investigations that strengthen the evidence base, raise public awareness and inform decision makers about the protection of rights in our legal systems.
National Asylos	FY2022	£70k	Justice Collaborations Grant
South West Bristol Law Centre	FY2022	£70k	Justice Collaborations Grant
British and Irish Legal Information Institute	FY2022	£52k	Grant support to support the transition to this new service.
The AIRE Centre (Advice on Individual Rights in Europe)	FY2022	£30k	Developing training on EU retained law and social welfare entitlements to ensure that local authorities, legal advisers and frontline workers, who engage with vulnerable EEA nationals and their families, understand their current immigration and social welfare rights.
the3million	FY2022	£25k	Justice Collaborations Grant
Law Centres Network (on behalf of Canolfan Gyfraith Y Gogledd)	FY2022	£20k	Supporting the development phase of the proposed North Wales Law Centre.
East Midlands Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Refugee Forum	FY2022	£20k	Justice Collaborations Grant
Migrant Action	FY2022	£18k	Justice Collaborations Grant
Access Social Care	FY2022	£18k	Leading a scoping exercise to understand the challenges to career pathways in community care law and recommending next steps.

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