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Total grants: 16
Total amount: £256,020
Funders: 9
Recipient organisations: 1
Recipient individuals: 0
Earliest grant: 14 May 2018
Latest grant: 15 Jul 2022
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Coronavirus Community Support Fund
"The fund aims to:1) To reduce closures of essential charities that provide essential services to vulnerable groups during the COVID-19 crisis by ensuring they have the financial resources to operate, thereby reducing the burden on public services.2) To ensure essential services are provided to vulnerable people, both in the short and long term through increased community support through the work of charitable organisations."
Akwaaba Hardship Programme
The organisation will support people who are vulnerable within their community; including people from the BAME community homeless people and people most affected by covid-19 within their community through their hardship programme providing transport cost to help people access hot food at the centre one off crisis food vouchers and laptops to support their IT learning library which will help to support and strengthen people from vulnerable communities during the pandemic.
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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Grant to Akwaaba (COVID19 Grant)
over six months as additional unrestricted funding to help this charity meet the emergency needs of asylum seekers and refugees in London during the Coronavirus pandemic
Grant to Akwaaba
Outreach costs as had to close centre
Increasing Participation Scheme
The funding will be used to host weekly activities to bring together refugees, asylum seekers and migrant communities. The project aims to offer support and build strong community relationships.
COVID-19 - Akwaaba
To fund and expand a storytelling project and a children’s project for refugee and migrant families.
Volunteer Support Programme
The project will use the funding to provide transport and childcare costs for community volunteers, enabling them to support refugees and people seeking refuge to engage in social activities and develop relationships.
Grant to Akwaaba
over two years towards the rent and running costs of a weekly social centre for refugees, asylum seekers and migrants in Hackney, London
Grant to Akwaaba
as a development grant to facilitate member participation in working groups and conversations about the structure of this charity working with asylum seekers and refugees in Hackney
Grant to Akwaaba
as an additional grant to support staff, volunteer and trustee wellbeing, to assist the organisation deliver its charitable purpose more effectively
Grant to Akwaaba
over two years as unrestricted continuation funding at a charity providing social activities and hardship support to asylum seekers and refugees in London
Grant to Akwaaba
£4,000 towards phone top-ups, batteries & chargers.
Amount:
£4,000
Funder:
City Bridge Trust
Recipient:
Akwaaba
Region:
Undetermined
District:
Undetermined
Akwaaba Sunday Social Centre
The funding will be used to deliver a safe and welcoming social space for vulnerable people including refugees asylum seekers undocumented migrants and people living with no recourse to public funds. The project will meet twice a month on a Sunday; providing a hot meal and activities opportunity to connect with others in a similar situation. Operating in Hackney the project also signposts networks receives and makes referrals to support informal case work and advocacy.
2020 Akwaaba
Improving support for disadvantaged children and young people
Amount:
£5,000
Funder:
The Grocers' Charity
Recipient:
Akwaaba
Region:
Undetermined
District:
Undetermined
Hackney Giving COVID-19 Information Grants
Contact point grant supporting migrant communities