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- Total grants
- 74
- Total funders
- 7
- Total recipients
- 1
- Earliest award date
- 14 May 2002
- Latest award date
- 13 Jun 2019
- Total GBP grants
- 74
- Total GBP awarded
- £22,182,517
- Largest GBP award
- £2,089,414
- Smallest GBP award
- £6,018
- Total Non-GBP grants
- 0
Trafficked boys & young men 17 Jun 2006
A continuation and expansion of a pilot previously funded with Trafficked Boys and Young Men across London. Working in partnership with ECPAT and other organisations this provides a lifeline and legal/social/emotional support for young men.
Funder: Samworth Foundation
Recipient: The Children's Society
Region: London
District: Islington London Boro
Grant awarded to The Children's Society - National (Tyne & Wear) 08 May 2007
To work with young runaways,sexually expolited children and young people in the Newcastle area.
Funder: Northern Rock Foundation
Recipient: The Children's Society - National
Region: London
District: Islington London Boro
Destitute Youth 21 Oct 2015
This is a continuation and development of an existing project to provide support for separated asylum seeking and migrant young people, aged 16-21, who are destitute or at risk of destitution. The project will concentrate their support in Croydon, Newham, Ealing, Brent and Hounslow, allowing for that fact that destitute people cannot be defined to a particular borough.
Funder: The Big Lottery Fund
Recipient: The Children's Society
Region: London
District: Newham London Boro
National Mentoring Initiative (Nottingham) 13 Aug 2009
This London-based charity will use an award to give young people in Nottingham better life skills by running a mentoring programme. The aim is to provide peer and adult mentors within the community, as a source of support for young people to realise their potential.
Funder: The Big Lottery Fund
Recipient: The Children's Society
Region: London
District: Islington London Boro
Media training for young refugees 04 May 2005
The Church of England Children's Society (Children's Society) was established in 1881 and is committed to working for social justice for children and young people. This project is a nationally co-ordinated strategic programme to help young refugees and asylum seekers to articulate their needs and experiences, and to deal confidently with various audiences.
Funder: The Big Lottery Fund
Recipient: The Children's Society
Region: London
District: Islington London Boro
Inclusive Anti-Bullying Programmes 06 May 2005
Currently disabled and refugee children and young people do not regularly access the Anti-Bullying Team's programme and are not fully represented by its Young People's Steering Group. To address this, the project will extend The Society's anti-bullying programme to include special schools and schools with a high number of refugee children and young people.
Funder: The Big Lottery Fund
Recipient: The Children's Society
Region: London
District: Islington London Boro
Embrace - The Children's Society working with young refugees and migrants i 05 Jul 2005
The project aims to improve the delivery of and access to child friendly services for young refugees and their families, including advice, information and avocacy as well as emotional and peer support in order to empower and support young people who are disadvantaged by language barriers, legal processes, bullying, discrimination and social isolation.
Funder: The Big Lottery Fund
Recipient: The Children's Society
Region: London
District: Islington London Boro
The Right Track Project 06 Sep 2005
The project will help to prevent young people in BME communities from being excluded from school. It will improve their skills, confidence and self-esteem so that they can tackle racism and make the most of their formal education.
Funder: The Big Lottery Fund
Recipient: The Children's Society
Region: London
District: Islington London Boro
Young Refugees Leading Edge Project 28 Apr 2006
This will be a youth-led national programme for young refugees aged 11-18, including young carers, to increase their inclusion in education. Working directly in 3 high-refugee centres (London, Manchester, Birmingham), shared learning will also be embedded in at least 3 other localities around England. A national co-ordinator will engage young people in dissemination at national level. Management, staffing, resources, travel and Other (activity costs/evaluation and dissemination).
Funder: The Big Lottery Fund
Recipient: The Children's Society
Region: London
District: Islington London Boro
The Ohana Project 12 Jan 2011
This project in the Hartlepool and Stockton areas, aims to improve community cohesion and relationships between children and young people and their families. The project works with families experiencing conflict and young people who are involved in or at risk of entering the youth justice system. Beneficiaries will be referred to the project from a variety of sources including schools, youth offending teams and children services.
Funder: The Big Lottery Fund
Recipient: The Children's Society
Region: London
District: Islington London Boro
Asylum & Refugee Community Advocacy and Support Services (ARCASS) 17 Oct 2012
This is a development of an earlier project that aims to prevent family breakdown in refugee families in Blackburn with Darwen through targeted support and advocacy services that identify individual needs of family members and plan appropriate interventions. The asylum and refugee community advocacy and support service (ARCASS) will ensure that families are safe and will encourage environments for refugee children to thrive.
Funder: The Big Lottery Fund
Recipient: The Children's Society
Region: London
District: Islington London Boro
QEQM Intergenerational Support and Friendship Project 28 Feb 2013
This is a project by an incorporated charity in London. The organisation will use the funding to extend their current intergenerational programme to older people in hospital who have little or no family or visitors and provide an opportunity for them to work with young people to take part in a variety of arts activities. This will bring young people aged 11-18 and older people over 60 together, build friendships, reduce isolation and help older people re-engage into the community.
Funder: The Big Lottery Fund
Recipient: The Children's Society
Region: London
District: Islington London Boro
Let's Communicate Together 17 Apr 2013
This expanding intervention project will work with children aged five and under in Brighton, East and West Sussex who have speech, language and communication needs, to help prepare them for school. It will reduce the severity of challenging behaviour that can arise from children having limited communication skills.The project will run 11-week training programmes consisting of five weeks of supported parent teaching in a community setting, followed by six weeks of home visits by trained staff or volunteers.
Funder: The Big Lottery Fund
Recipient: The Children's Society
Region: London
District: Islington London Boro
Create a change 25 Jun 2014
Not Available
Funder: The Big Lottery Fund
Recipient: The Children's Society
Region: London
District: Islington London Boro
Family Voice 12 Jan 2015
Not Available
Funder: The Big Lottery Fund
Recipient: The Children's Society
Region: London
District: Newham London Boro
Young Migrants Matter 09 Jul 2018
This grant will support the organisation to explore a collaborative service model for care leavers with insecure immigration status.
Funder: Paul Hamlyn Foundation
Recipient: The Childrens Society
Region: London
District: Islington London Boro
Capturing Learning from The Children's Society Legal Aid Campaign 11 Sep 2018
The funding will support an independent evaluation of The Children’s Society’s five-year litigation/influencing campaign to reinstate legal aid for separated children’s immigration cases. This will record approaches taken, capture learning, analyse what could have been done better, whilst building confidence and capability in using different influencing approaches.
Funder: Paul Hamlyn Foundation
Recipient: The Childrens Society
Region: London
District: Islington London Boro
Disrupting Exploitation 27 Mar 2018
Disrupting Exploitation
Funder: The Big Lottery Fund
Recipient: The Children's Society
Region: London
District: Islington London Boro
Leading Edge 29 Nov 2006
Led by ideas, problems and solutions identified by young refugees, including young carers, this project will support their progress in schools. Young people participating in Leading Edge will be empowered to solve their own problems, articulate their needs, and will be supported to address some of the barriers they have identified to integration and attainment in school.
Funder: The Big Lottery Fund
Recipient: The Children's Society
Region: London
District: Islington London Boro
Blackburn Asylum Hub 13 Aug 2008
This project is developing new services for vunerable children and young people at an existing centre in Blackburn. The Children's Society has developed the provision of support in health, education and integration. It also provides information and assistance with health issues by providing meetings with health professionals. The project assists with budget planning and healthy eating, as well as donating clothing.
Funder: The Big Lottery Fund
Recipient: The Children's Society
Region: London
District: Islington London Boro
