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Total grants: 27
Total amount: £1,365,212
Funders: 9
Recipient organisations: 1
Recipient individuals: 0
Earliest grant: 14 Feb 2006
Latest grant: 05 Jun 2023
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The ARC Project
This is a project to help disadvantaged young people aged between 10 and 17 years old from Hereford and Worcester who are at risk of exclusion. The project will help them access community based activities and services, by identifying and addressing the barriers that prevent them from reaching their potential. Each young person who joins the programme will be helped to decide what outcomes they want, such as better social relationships, improved educational attainment, addressing health concerns.
Grant to Worcestershire Young Carers
We aim to provide wellbeing activities and trips for our young carers, so they can have a break from their caring role.
Amount:
£6,483
Funder:
Co-operative Group
Recipient:
Worcestershire Young Carers
Region:
West Midlands
District:
Worcester
Grant to Youth Support Services (YSS Limited)
The project will offer offenders with mental health issues practical support and help to develop emotional resilience, problem solving and independent living skills
Amount:
£355,300
Recipient:
Youth Support Services (YSS Limited)
Region:
West Midlands
District:
Worcester
Grant to YSS Ltd/ Worcestershire Young Carers
Funding will provide activities that recharge the batteries of young carers and ease their transport costs.
Amount:
£1,439
Funder:
Co-operative Group
Recipient:
YSS Ltd/ Worcestershire Young Carers
Region:
West Midlands
District:
Worcester
Grant to YSS Ltd / Worcestershire Young Carers
Funding will provide activities that recharge the batteries of young carers and ease their transport costs.
Amount:
£990
Funder:
Co-operative Group
Recipient:
YSS Ltd / Worcestershire Young Carers
Region:
West Midlands
District:
Worcester
Women's Community Sector Funding
The womens community sector grants scheme offers £2.5 million in funding for core costs to promote greater financial stability throughout the sector.
Amount:
£30,000
Funder:
Ministry of Justice
Recipient:
YSS
Region:
West Midlands
District:
Worcester
Grant to YSS Ltd
The project will provide a range of activities and support for young carers, including: information and resources, group meetings, involvement in the design and delivery of a conference, leading to their views being heard and greater empowerment for them.
Amount:
£44,654
Funder:
BBC Children in Need
Recipient:
YSS Ltd
Region:
West Midlands
District:
Worcester
Grant to YSS
This grant will continue and grow existing activities with young carers participation groups, and also support young people with a parent in prison. The work will help build resilience, give voice and power to young people, and increase aspirations.
Amount:
£119,100
Funder:
BBC Children in Need
Recipient:
YSS
Region:
West Midlands
District:
Worcester
Main Grants award
WCA Bonus Award
Amount:
£2,000
Funder:
Garfield Weston Foundation
Recipient:
YSS Ltd
Region:
West Midlands
District:
Undetermined
Women First Innovation Fund
To fund innovative projects that support women along the employability pathway
Women First Innovation Fund
To fund innovative projects that support women along the employability pathway
Funding used to support organisational needs and for distribution as grants to individuals
This initiative seeks to shift grantmaking power directly to local women’s organisations and services. Smallwood provides a block grant and organisations retain an agreed percentage for themselves (generally 20%) with the remainder distributed as hardship grants to individual women 18+, who are further supported by the organisation's specialist services.
Funding used to support organisational needs and for distribution as grants to individuals
This initiative seeks to shift grantmaking power directly to local women’s organisations and services. Smallwood provides a block grant and organisations retain an agreed percentage for themselves (generally 20%) with the remainder distributed as hardship grants to individual women 18+, who are further supported by the organisation's specialist services.
Funding used to support organisational needs and for distribution as grants to individuals
This initiative seeks to shift grantmaking power directly to local women’s organisations and services. Smallwood provides a block grant and organisations retain an agreed percentage for themselves (generally 20%) with the remainder distributed as hardship grants to individual women 18+, who are further supported by the organisation's specialist services.
Funding used to support organisational needs and for distribution as grants to individuals
This initiative seeks to shift grantmaking power directly to local women’s organisations and services. Smallwood provides a block grant and organisations retain an agreed percentage for themselves (generally 20%) with the remainder distributed as hardship grants to individual women 18+, who are further supported by the organisation's specialist services.
Funding used to support organisational needs and for distribution as grants to individuals
This initiative seeks to shift grantmaking power directly to local women’s organisations and services. Smallwood provides a block grant and organisations retain an agreed percentage for themselves (generally 20%) with the remainder distributed as hardship grants to individual women 18+, who are further supported by the organisation's specialist services.
Delivering Services to Women
The Chrysalis Project provides a community based service to women already in the criminal justice system and helps them with housing issues, debt management, skills development and overcoming personal problems.
Delivering Services to Women
Chrysalis will enable the women we support to think more positively about their future, be better able to manage their money and debt, be more confident and better equipped to respond to financial adversity, break down barriers to employment, improve their communication skills and improve their social and emotional well-being.
Delivering Services to Women
To target women across Shropshire and Telford who are at risk of entering the Criminal Justice System or are already in the system, focusing on resettling, rehabilitating and reconnecting with family and local community.
Improving the employability of women 18+
Chrysalis Project provides a community based service for women in the criminal justice system and helps with housing issues, debt management, skills development and overcoming personal problems