Paul Hamlyn Foundation - Shared Ground
Summary
The programme funds work that supports communities to live well together and thrive, work that exploits the opportunities of migration, and work that addresses challenges for people who have migrated, including those who are ‘undocumented’, or have irregular immigration status. It will provide organisations with the financial support they need to test new approaches, explore ways of exploiting emerging opportunities and address new challenges in this area of great change and uncertainty. Applicants must contribute to one of the following aims: staying safe – ensuring that young people who have migrated can address the significant barriers that affect their ability to thrive; living well together – supporting work which helps communities experiencing high levels of migration become stronger and more connected.
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Geographical areas funded: UK
Fund type
- Type of funding:
- Grant
- Type of cost:
- Capital, Revenue
Fund award sizes
- Minimum:
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Who can apply
Not-for-profit organisations, of any size, working anywhere in the UK.
Exclusions
When to apply
At any time.
How to apply
The application form and guidance can be found on the website. You can apply for an ‘explore and test’ grant to help explore and test new approaches and ways of addressing new challenges (maximum of £60,000, usually for up to two years) or a ‘more and better’ grant to help develop and embed more established activities (between £100,000 and £400,000 for up to four years).
Activites funded: Advice & information Citizenship & community involvement Social care & welfare
Beneficiaries funded: Black & Ethnic Minorities Refugees & asylum seekers Local communities Young people
Last reviewed about 2 months ago
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