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Account Name Current award

amount

Length of

project

(months)

Purpose of grant Website

The National Autistic Society £50,000 24

To better understand the

experience of young adults with

autism in the Criminal Justice

System (CJS). www.autism.org.uk

Community Links £10,000 6

To work with the local community

to find solutions to gun and knife

crime. www.community-links.org/

The Hampton Trust £5,000 3

To support the development of a

policy and communications

strategy for the Gateway initiative. www.hamptontrust.org.uk

Transform Justice £26,040 8

To examine the declining

confidence of defendants in

defence advocates. www.transformjustice.org.uk

University of Birmingham £15,550 12

To support the costs of a new

University of Birmingham criminal

justice knowledge exchange and

seminar series. www.birmingham.ac.uk/index.aspx

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University of Sheffield, Department

of Sociological Studies £10,000 4

To deliver a trends analysis of

young adults in prison and under

probation supervision.

Muslim Women's Network UK

Limited £45,500 25

To support an analysis of cases

related to criminal justice that have

been supported by the MWNUK's

helpline since 2015, and an

influencing and advocacy

programme based on the results. www.mwnuk.co.uk

Koestler Trust £34,000 15

To support the costs of a Women

Prisoners' Art Trail in 2018 to mark

100 years of women's suffrage,

through which art by women in

prison will be placed in corridors of

power such as parliament. www.koestlertrust.org.uk/

Howard League for Penal Reform £31,000 7

To develop a set of sentencing

principles for young adults aged 18-

25 and seek its implementation. www.howardleague.org

User Voice £90,000 36

To support UV's national policy,

communications and advocacy

work. www.uservoice.org

Leaders Unlocked £70,000 24

To support the development and

expansion of Leaders Unlocked's

young adults and criminal justice

advisory activity. www.leaders-unlocked.org

Black Training and Enterprise Group £100,000 36

To support a programme of work

that aims to end racial inequality

for children and young adults

involved in the criminal justice

system. www.bteg.co.uk

University of Dundee £30,000 18

To support the research and

dissemination of a project

exploring the experiences of LGBT+

young adults in prisons across the

UK www.dundee.ac.uk

Prisoners' Education Trust £65,500 36

To support Prisoners' Education

Trust's policy capacity, particularly

in relation to young adult prison

learners, and to undertake a

diversity audit. www.prisonerseducation.org.uk

St Giles Trust £47,000 18

To support the delivery of a pilot

project to support young men in

HMP/YOI Brinsford who may be at

risk of gang involvement and

radicalisation. www.stgilestrust.org.uk

Why me? UK £90,000 36

To support a national campaign to

promote the use of restorative

justice. www.why-me.org

Inquest Charitable Trust £65,000 36

To support INQUEST's Director to

undertake high-level policy

activities. www.inquest.org.uk

Redthread Youth Ltd. £90,000 36

To support the start up costs and

delivery of a Youth Violence

Intervention Programme in

Birmingham hospitals. www.redthread.org.uk

Centre for Crime and Justice

Studies £29,850 18

To support the costs of a research

project investigating the use of

enforcement measures on young

adults. www.crimeandjustice.org.uk

The Police Foundation £23,000 8

To support a feasibility project

examining how a police force might

deliver best practice in policing

young adults. www.police-foundation.org.uk

The Centre for Justice Innovation

UK £77,200 24

To support the implementation

phase of the young adult court

pilot sites. www.justiceinnovation.org/

Arooj Northwest £40,000 19

To research the impact of

imprisonment on families of

Muslim prisoners.

Clinks £150,000 36

To support Clinks' senior level

policy and political engagement

work. www.clinks.org

Prison Reform Trust £69,500 24

To support PRT to provide the

secretariat for the APPG on Penal

Affairs, and public affairs support to

T2A. www.prisonreformtrust.org.uk

Anawim £105,000 36

To support Anawim's Director to

engage in a senior leadership role

within the women's and wider

criminal justice sector, and core

support to strengthen the

organisation?s strategic

engagement. www.anawim.co.uk

Maslaha £53,300 21

To support a scoping study

investigating the extent of Muslims

prisoners' access to mainstream

prison services provided by the

voluntary sector. www.maslaha.org

The Griffins Society £31,320 46

To support an annual T2A-focused

fellowship to enable practitioner-

led research on the specific needs

of young women aged 18-25. www.thegriffinssociety.org

Women in Prison Ltd £91,500 34

To support women in prison from

Birmingham to increase their voice

and participation in policy-making

at a national level. www.womeninprison.org.uk

Manchester Metropolitan

University £30,411 6

T2A Pathway Evaluation - transfer

from Sheffield Hallam. www2.mmu.ac.uk/

UNLOCK (National Association of Ex-

Offenders) £60,000 36

To analyse and identify solutions to

structural barriers to employment

for young adults, women and

BAME people with criminal records. www.unlock.org.uk

Keele University £20,000 20

Development of a bereavement

assessment toolkit for use with

young adults in the criminal justice

system. www.keele.ac.uk/

Muslim Hands UK £42,250 24

To produce and promote primary

research on the distinct cultural,

ethnic and religious needs of

Muslim women in prison. muslimhands.org.uk/

Revolving Doors Agency £70,500 24

To engage with the second

generation of Police and Crime

Commissioners and support them

to develop effective policing

responses to young adults and

people with complex needs www.revolving-doors.org.uk

The Care Leavers' Association £90,000 36

To support a dedicated programme

of activities that will enable young

adult care leavers with experience

of crime to engage with and

influence policy-makers and

contribute to structural reform. www.careleavers.com/

The Disabilities Trust £46,000 30

To support the salary cost and

evaluation of a brain injury

rehabilitation linkworker in a

women's prison. www.thedtgroup.org

Criminal Justice Alliance £90,000 36

To support the work of the Criminal

Justice Alliance and for CJA's

involvement in T2A policy

development. www.criminaljusticealliance.org

Start Again Project CIC £65,000 36

To support young adult care

leavers involved in crime to secure

stable housing and reduce their

offending. www.start-again.co.uk

Miss Macaroon C.I.C £60,000 36

To support young adults in contact

with the criminal justice system to

learn practical skills and gain

employment. www.missmacaroon.co.uk

Geese Theatre Company £57,500 38

To address the multiple and

complex needs of women who

have committed crime, and

support them to desist from

offending and through positive

changes in their lives. geese.co.uk

Addaction £150,000 60 Addaction T2A Pathway. www.addaction.org.uk

Sheffield Hallam University £119,467 48

Evaluation of the Transition to

Adulthood Pathway projects. www.shu.ac.uk/research/cresr/

Global Dialogue £8,500 9

To support media training for

senior leaders in the migration

sector. www.global-dialogue.eu

Migration

Global Dialogue £3,000 10

To support scoping work and a

learning exchange drawing lessons

from a range of strategic

communications initiatives in the

UK. www.global-dialogue.eu

Roma Support Group £40,000 24

To support policy and campaigning

work. www.romasupportgroup.org.uk

Citizens UK £10,000 6

To support the Kindertransport

Legacy campaign. www.citizensuk.org/

MyLifeMySay £20,000 7

To support the Young European

Citizens project. www.mylifemysay.org.uk

Focus On Labour Exploitation CIC £30,000 12

To support FLEX's communications

work. www.labourexploitation.org

Global Dialogue £30,000 24

To support a network of

foundations working to improve

the migration and integration

debate. www.global-dialogue.eu

Migrants Organise £20,000 16

Prepare for and run two sets of

Awards,and put the event on a

more sustainable footing. www.migrantsorganise.org

British Refugee Council £45,000 24

To support Detention Forum's

coordination and campaigning

work to reform detention. www.refugeecouncil.org.uk

British Future £200,000 36

Core support for British Future's

programme of activities. www.britishfuture.org

Detention Action £60,000 36

To achieve radical change for

irregular migrants and asylum-

seekers at risk of indefinite

immigration detention. www.ldsg.org.uk

Asylum Support & Immigration

Resource Team (ASIRT) £50,000 36

To deliver casework in complex

cases and policy impact work. www.asirt.org.uk

Women for Refugee Women £48,000 36

To enable Women for Refugee

Women to sustain and further

develop its empowering and

influencing role. www.refugeewomen.com

HOPE not Hate £60,000 24

To enable HOPE not Hate to further

develop its community work in

Birmingham and the Black Country. www.hopenothate.org.uk

Jo Cox Foundation £50,000 6 www.jocoxfoundation.org/

Hope Projects (West Midlands) Ltd £60,000 36

A core grant to support and embed

the organisation's refocusing of its

work to support pathways out of

destitution and become an

exemplar project in the field. www.hope-projects.org.uk/

Birmingham Churches Together £60,000 36

To improve the well-being of

asylum seekers and refugees in

Birmingham through better

coordination, networks, advocacy

and communications . www.restore-uk.org

Refugee Action £150,000 36

To create a national movement of

people, partners and ? crucially ?

progressive Conservative voices

supporting RA's call for a fair and

effective asylum system. www.refugee-action.org.uk

Cumberland Lodge £12,500 10

Contribution towards development

and delivery of a two-day round

table for key stakeholders in the

educational sector who are in a

position to influence educational

practices that reduce hate crime. www.cumberlandlodge.ac.uk

Kalayaan £70,000 24

For Kalayaan to continue to provide

advice and support services to

Migrant Domestic Workers and use

this experience and Kalayaan?s

campaigning expertise to increase

their legal protection. www.kalayaan.org.uk

Inspire £45,000 12

To support development of the

organisation, in particular its

governance alongside strategically

important advocacy and media

work. www.wewillinspire.com

Piers Road New Communities

Centre Association £35,000 24

To enable the Piers Road New

Communities Association to

provide support, training and

facilities to small community

groups working with refugees,

asylum seekers and migrants in

Birmingham.

www.nwbnewcommunities.org/default.as

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Refugee and Migrant Centre £100,000 24

To support the Refugee and

Migrant Centre in Birmingham. www.rmcentre.org.uk

British Red Cross £80,000 24

To support collaborative work on

family reunion for refugee and

migrants in the UK. www.redcross.org.uk

Migration Policy Institute Europe

(MPI Europe) £36,000 23

To analyse the impact of Brexit on

UK nationals living in other EU

countries.

www.migrationpolicy.org/programs/mpi-

europe

University of Birmingham, Institute

for Research into Superdiversity

(IRiS) £18,200 24

To support the Community and

Practitioner Research Programme

(CPRP). www.birmingham.ac.uk

UK Lesbian and Gay Immigration

Group £40,000 24

To enable UKLGIG's policy and

campaigning work. www.uklgig.org.uk

Migrant Voice £55,000 24

To support Migrant Voice's

network in Birmingham www.migrantvoice.org

British Future £15,000 12

To organise communications

workshops and support for small

community groups in three English

regions. www.britishfuture.org

Global Dialogue £30,000 24

To support an informal network of

foundations working to improve

the migration and integration

debate. www.global-dialogue.eu

Roma Support Group £40,000 24

To promote the fair treatment of

Roma migrants in the UK. www.romasupportgroup.org.uk

Network of European Foundations £50,000 24

To support EPIM's grant-making

programme on migration and

integration in Europe. www.nef-europe.org/

British Refugee Council £30,000 24

To enable the Forum to build on its

success in advocating for reform of

immigration detention policy. www.refugeecouncil.org.uk

University of Oxford, Centre on

Migration, Policy and Society

(COMPAS) £70,000 32

To support the Observatory's core

costs. www.compas.ox.ac.uk

Birmingham & Solihull Social

Economy Consortium CIC £20,000 12

To develop social value and social

enterprise opportunities within

Birmingham and the West

Midlands Combined Authority. www.bssec.org.uk

Spice Innovations Limited £28,600 12

Building a policy approach and

influencing for Time Credits. www.justaddspice.org

Community Catalysts CIC £50,000 12

To evaluate and build an evidence

base on the local economic impact

of community enterprises to the

health and social care sector. www.communitycatalysts.co.uk

Positive Money £60,000 24

To maintain strong civil society

voice in debate around the decline

of cash, the rise of digital

currencies and the relaxing of

certain financial regulations within

the context of Brexit. www.positivemoney.org

Centre for Local Economic

Strategies (CLES) £103,000 24

To accelerate the adoption of Local

Wealth Building practice in the UK

so that it becomes a guiding

principle of local economic

development. www.cles.org.uk

Economic Justice

Church Action on Poverty £58,000 24

To replicate and grow the Local

Pantry model within Birmingham

and the surrounding areas to

support locally managed food

sharing schemes that reduce

poverty. www.church-poverty.org.uk

Fair Tax Mark £54,400 24

To build interest in and activities

around responsible tax practice and

the Fair Tax Mark. fairtaxmark.net/

New Policy Institute £42,000 5

Understand the challenges faced by

Birmingham and the Black Country

in terms of economic justice. www.npi.org.uk

Citizens UK £10,000 8

Fund research on how paying the

Living Wage benefits local

economies. www.citizensuk.org/

West Midlands Combined Authority £50,000 12

To fund social sector and

community involvement in creating

an inclusive growth strategy for the

West Midlands. www.wmca.org.uk

ShareAction £105,600 36

To expand the Living Wage

campaign to explore and campaign

on poor work practices within large

companies. shareaction.org

University of Birmingham, Centre

on Household Assets and Savings

Management (CHASM) £50,000 60

To fund, over five years, a series of

annual reports on levels of financial

inclusion.

www.birmingham.ac.uk/research/activity/

social-policy/chasm/index.aspx

New Economics Foundation £61,000 18

To secure a cap on the costs of

consumer debt, building on the

introduction of a cap on payday

loans. www.neweconomics.org

Economy £18,000 6

To establish a group of alumni from

the "Rethinking Economics"

student networks to improve

economic understanding and

decision-making amongst policy

makers. www.ecnmy.org/

Institute for Public Policy Research £70,000 18

To provide a policy framework for a

progressive post-Brexit Britain. www.ippr.org

Tax Justice UK Limited £75,000 36

To change the terms of the debate

around tax in the UK and catalyse

policy change around corporate

tax. www.taxjustice.uk

Community Development Finance

Association (CDFA) £75,000 36

To create more capacity within RF

to strengthen its operating model. www.responsiblefinance.org.uk

The Fairbanking Foundation £65,000 15

To help low-income households

through supporting credit unions to

improve their savings and loans

products. www.fairbanking.org.uk

The Financial Inclusion Centre £29,550 7

To identify, map and raise

awareness about UK regions and

local areas (RLAs) most exposed to

negative Brexit impacts. www.inclusioncentre.org.uk

Localise West Midlands £70,450 36

To support community economic

development including Smethwick

Hospital and influence the West

Midlands Combined Authority's

(WMCA) approach to localising

prosperity. www.localisewestmidlands.org.uk/

Fawcett Society £32,150 24

Through policy and gendered

analysis of economic data and

grassroots collaboration to enable

disadvantaged women and girls to

influence the public services in 2

devolved regions. www.fawcettsociety.org.uk

Finance Innovation Lab £42,000 7

To support the Lab's 2017

Fellowship programme including

linking Toynbee Hall's Money

Mentors with Financial Health

Fellows. www.financeinnovationlab.org

Feeding Britain £40,000 24

To create additional capacity to

enable Feeding Britain (FB) to work

more strategically and to

strengthen its national policy work. www.feeding-britain.org

SCOPE £63,500 24

To develop better products - and

access to them - for consumers

with disabilities and/or long term

illnesses focusing on energy and

insurance. www.scope.org.uk

University of Sheffield, Political

Economy Research Institute £8,000 6 www.shef.ac.uk/speri

Transforming Communities

Together £36,000 18

To enable the creation of a Poverty

Truth Commission in

Wolverhampton. www.tctogether.org.uk

Women's Budget Group £47,900 36

To develop a modelling tool to

provide evidence of the

distributional impact of austerity

policies by income, gender,

ethnicity and disability. www.wbg.org.uk

Coventry University £60,000 18

To explore the impact of a cap on

pay day loans on borrowers,

lenders and the market. www.coventry.ac.uk

Child Poverty Action Group £70,000 24

To collect data on the impact of

welfare reform and use this to

influence policy change at an early

stage. www.cpag.org.uk

Central England Law Centre £90,000 36

To explore and promote early

intervention and prevention in

advice services. www.covlaw.org.uk

Finance Innovation Lab £25,100 6

To explore, during three

roundtables, how mainstream

financial services have become

disconnected from their social

purpose and if operational culture

and regulation can work together

to change this. www.financeinnovationlab.org

Gingerbread £48,500 13

To understand how changes to the

child maintenance system are

affecting single parents with a

particular focus on family finances. www.gingerbread.org.uk

RSA (Royal Society for the

encouragement of Arts,

Manufactures and Commerce) £50,000 24

A Commission which will promote

public learning and engagement

with economic policy and create

alternatives ways to influence

policy. www.theRSA.org

Thrive Together Birmingham £48,200 24

To deliver a Birmingham Poverty

and Truth Commission. This will

share stories of lived experiences

of poverty and seek solutions to

them from a range of stakeholders

in Birmingham.

www.cuf.org.uk/thrive-together-

birmingham

Birmingham Settlement £60,000 36

To support a consortium of advice

providers to deliver advice and

build peer networks to provide

information on financial matters. www.birminghamsettlement.org.uk

The Ecumenical Council for

Corporate Responsibility £52,500 28

To build a network of Ethical

Money Churches across the West

Midlands region. www.eccr.org.uk

Free@last £31,000 24

To support the development of a

tri -sector approach to increase

local prosperity in Nechells. www.freeatlast.st