Partnership Training Programme
3 Aug 2005
Management Accounting for Non-Governmental Organisations (MANGO)
United Kingdom
£60,000.00
To enable Mango to pilot a partnership training programme
Grants Awarded
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Further development of ‘Accommodate’ programme
3 Aug 2005
Housing Associations Charitable Trust (HACT)
United Kingdom
£90,000.00
Towards the further development of the 'Accommodate' programme
Evaluation into ‘prison as workplace schemes’
3 Aug 2005
University of Central England, Birmingham
United Kingdom
£40,000.00
Towards an independent evaluation into 'prison as workplace schemes' in the UK
renovation costs
22 Mar 2005
U-Turn Women's Project
United Kingdom
£70,000.00
To cover the costs of converting St Matthew's Church hall into the U-Turn Project's women's centre.
Rolling emergency bed space in Shepherds Bush
17 Mar 2005
Broadway
United Kingdom
£5,000.00
Towards increasing the availability of a rolling emergency bed space to meet short term housing and benefit gaps.
Towards programme of participatory arts events
17 Mar 2005
Emergency Exit Arts
United Kingdom
£90,000.00
Towards a programme of participating arts events and training in Abbey Wood, Thamesmead, aimed at the integration of traveller, refugee and indigenous communities.
Emergency fund for accommodation
17 Mar 2005
Thames Reach
United Kingdom
£5,000.00
Towards emergency fund for accommodation to meet short term housing and benefit gaps.
Core costs
17 Mar 2005
Restorative Justice Consortium
United Kingdom
£75,000.00
Towards core costs as it builds up strength of its membership and consultancy revenue.
‘G8’ award in 2005
9 Feb 2005
Ashden Sustainable solutions, better lives - Ashden Awards
United Kingdom
£38,000.00
To cover the costs of a 'G8' award in 2005. This award will go to an innovative African project in an effort to draw attention to sustainable energy as one of the solutions to the issues being discussed at the G8 summit in Scotland in July. The exact title of the award is to be confirmed.
Tsunami relief (anonymous donation)
4 Jan 2005
Disasters Emergency Committee
United Kingdom
£20,000.00
Tsunami relief (anonymous donation)