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Total grants: 24
Total amount: £169,804
Funders: 1
Recipient organisations: 24
Recipient individuals: 0
Earliest grant: 16 Mar 2020
Latest grant: 16 Mar 2020
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Opening Up the Garden
Opening Up the Garden particularly supports aim 3. We wish to ensure that everyone is able to take advantage of the many benefits the Garden offers.
Amount:
£1,032
Funder:
Thrive LDN
Recipient:
Forest Gate Community Garden
Region:
London
District:
Newham
S.M.I.L.E-ing Boys Project
14. What is your project? (400 words)
S.M.I.L.E-ing Boys Project is a series of four 8 week-long wellbeing workshops in four schools across four boroughs of London (Lambeth, Southwark, Haringey & Wandsworth), working with 13-16 year old Black boys. This will culminate in an exhibition of their images, written poems, short film and audio media created collaboratively with myself during the works…
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Youth Bonds
Coordinate preventative services. This project provides a vital services that works in partnership with statutory, community, and business sectors
Amount:
£8,225
Funder:
Thrive LDN
Recipient:
Hounslow Action for Youth
Region:
London
District:
Hounslow
Out of Order
14. What is your project? (400 words)
We are asking for support towards Out of Order, a project working with trans people (including non-binary, gender non-confirming and questioning) to improve wellbeing through theatre and the arts. The project will offer increased access to the arts, specialist drama therapy support and the promotion of trans rights, and will particularly aim to work with BAME…
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Expanding horizons: Community Rugby for young black men in White City
14. What is your project? (400 words)
Rugby Union is still largely played by white, middle class men, and it is generally people of this profile who get involved in the sport at a young age. However we also know that playing rugby can have huge benefits to young people from any background. We have begun to explore and deliver work in more disadvantaged communities and unsurprisingly are finding t…
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Amount:
£5,980
Funder:
Thrive LDN
Recipient:
The Ealing Trailfinders Foundation
Region:
London
District:
Hammersmith and Fulham
Acting Up
We are seeking funding for a project which addresses social isolation and the mental wellbeing impact on adults with learning disabilities. We will do this by providing 64 x 2 hour arts and theatre sessions weekly from September 2020 through to April 2022. The project would be run in partnership with the Aspire Leisure Centre in Stanmore who provide us with the use of a fully accessible studio th…
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Amount:
£10,000
Funder:
Thrive LDN
Recipient:
Herts Inclusive Theatre
Region:
London
District:
Harrow
Core Gardening for Life
The NEW Core Arts garden created from “Our Spaces” grant in 2019 and using Core Landscapes roof garden and neighbouring street tree pits, the “Core Gardening for Life” programme will:
•Empower marginalised people with lived experienced of mental ill health to connect with nature by learning life-long horticultural skills in a supportive social environment.
•Engage with the natural world to incr…
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Trans BootCamp
Trans BootCamp is an empowerment programme for trans women, which is designed and delivered by trans women working collaboratively with 56 Dean Street (Europe’s busiest sexual health clinic), 56T (Dean Street’s trans health and wellbeing service), and CW+ (the charity of Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust). The project was originally conceived and will be led by Rebecca Tallon …
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Deaf Thrive London
14. What is your project? (400 words)
Deaf Thrive London is a pilot project that will reach out to culturally Deaf Londoners who use British Sign Language (BSL), who are further marginalised by being LGBTQ+.
We know that Deaf people are four times more likely to have mental health challenges, exacerbated by loneliness and isolation due to communication barriers. They have poor access to informa…
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Amount:
£9,800
Funder:
Thrive LDN
Recipient:
Royal Association for Deaf people (RAD)
Region:
London
District:
City of London
Sing For Freedom Choir
Our project is the Sing For Freedom Choir, whose members are refugees and asylum seekers who have experienced torture in their countries of origin along with Londoners who have joined to sing in solidarity with them. The choir was started by the charity Freedom From Torture in 2016 but they were unable to sustain its funding and withdrew support in July 2017. At the request of the choir Together …
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Amount:
£9,974
Funder:
Thrive LDN
Recipient:
Together Productions
Region:
London
District:
Islington
The Pink Transcripts: Expanding Spaces for LGBT Southeast Asians and their Narratives Through Documentary Theatre and Drama Therapy
14. What is your project? (400 words)
The Pink Transcripts combines Documentary Theatre and Drama Therapy as a hybrid strategy through regular and sustained ten rehearsal-therapy sessions for transgender and cross-dresser members of the Southeast Asian LGBT migrant communities. The workshop sessions will lead to a public performance as a form of engagement and conversation with the Southeast Asia…
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Amount:
£9,858
Funder:
Thrive LDN
Recipient:
Southeast and East Asian Centre CIC
Region:
London
District:
Hackney
Migrant Women and LGBTQ+ Healthy Mind Power
Migrant women and LGBTQ+ in low-paid precarious jobs like domestic workers, cleaners, nannies and caregivers are among the marginalized groups in London. Because of their vulnerable condition, there is a need to improve on their self-esteem, build their resilience and enhance their sense of wellbeing and mental health (MH). It is also imperative to raise their MH awareness, strengthen their acces…
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Amount:
£9,691
Funder:
Thrive LDN
Recipient:
Kanlungan Filipino Consortium
Region:
London
District:
Wandsworth
LGBT Aslyum Seekers Support Service
This service addresses the gap in provision for those fleeing their homeland because of being LGBT+ and often still face discrimination here from those from their homeland. This project addresses social isolation, psychological distress and supports the creation of peer networks of support to build a new life integrated in the community. All those we support are both economically and socially d…
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Amount:
£7,571
Funder:
Thrive LDN
Recipient:
East London Out Project - ELOP
Region:
London
District:
Waltham Forest
Akwaaba Volunteer Development Programme
14. What is your project? (400 words)
Akwaaba is a volunteer-run, Hackney-based social centre for migrants supporting 150-200 individuals weekly. Every Sunday afternoon we offer a space for rest, play, learning and mutual support. Akwaaba brings the community together in a safe space, regardless of immigration status, age, ability, sexuality, race, class or gender. We aim to reduce social isolati…
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Music Pro
14. What is your project? (400 words)
Off the Streets is our youth club that is run 3 nights a week for young people aged 11-25 years. The aim of the youth club is to provide a safe environment for young people to engage in activities, socialise with others in the local area and most importantly learn skills that they are able to draw on throughout their lives. We have worked over the past 9 year…
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Amount:
£10,000
Funder:
Thrive LDN
Recipient:
STORM Family Centre Ltd
Region:
London
District:
Wandsworth
Celebrating Difference
14. What is your project? (400 words)
BowHaven is a peer-led mental health charity based in the heart of Tower Hamlets, a culturally rich and diverse borough. We have been running a successful Mental Health Wellbeing and Recovery Centre since 2003, and our way of working is completely person-centred. This means that there is a high level of focus on choice, self-expression, support, opportunity, …
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Community Chorus
14. What is your project? (400 words)
From 13 July, a free 10 week programme, of 2 hour physical theatre and dance workshops for 20 young LGBT+ people to improve mental health. The sessions will be led by a talented LGBT+ facilitator who is experienced in working with young, diverse and marginalised non-professional performers.
They will learn devising, performing and dancing skills, creating 4 r…
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Supporting mental health outcomes for refugees, asylum seekers and other vulnerable migrants
“Before coming here I was so alone. I didn’t want to go out, talk with people. But since I’ve been here, my life has completely changed. They know what they are doing”
From experience we know mental health is a serious problem for refugees, asylum seekers and other vulnerable migrants. This is backed up by wider studies e.g. MIND that indicate higher rates of depression and anxiety for refugees …
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Amount:
£6,000
Funder:
Thrive LDN
Recipient:
Migrants Organise Ltd
Region:
London
District:
Kensington and Chelsea
Here, Queer & Mentally Unclear Eductaional Workshops
Here, Queer & Mentally Unclear Educational Workshops is a 60 minute long theatrical workshop which educates on LGBTQIA+ identity and mental health. Our challenge is the rising hate crime towards LGBTQIA+ people. In 2017/18 sexual orientation hate crimes in the UK weent up 27% from the previous year and transphobic hate crimes went up 32% (Home Office 2018: 12). And the situation for young people …
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Amount:
£5,995
Funder:
Thrive LDN
Recipient:
H&Q Productions
Region:
London
District:
Kensington and Chelsea
From adversity to resilience
14. What is your event or series of events? (400 words)
The Grenfell Bereaved, survivors and residents of North Kensington have been deeply affected and traumatised by the event of the 14 June 2017 Grenfell tower fire tragedy in which 72 people died and 11.000 severely affected by PTSD. We will be running no clinical support to those people affected. It will include resilience workshops, message …
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Amount:
£2,000
Funder:
Thrive LDN
Recipient:
The Grenfell Tower Trust
Region:
London
District:
Kensington and Chelsea