This programme is for small charities and CIOs led by and working with people are experiencing economic inequity because of their race or ethnicity. Eligible charities can apply for funding of £75,000...

We’re investing in new approaches, campaigns and research to influence and improve policy and practice for people affected by domestic and sexual abuse and the specialist charities working with them

This programme is for small charities and CIOs led by and working with people are experiencing economic inequity because of their race or ethnicity. Eligible charities can apply for funding of £75,000...

Find out how how support from the Foundation has enabled small charity Reducing the Risk to monetise and franchise their domestic abuse awareness training, boosting their reach and income.

Today, a new summary report from Friends, Families and Travellers (FFT) highlights the widespread failure of local authorities across the UK to provide safe, legal and accessible transit sites for Gyp...

Richard Paynter, Head of Grants (South) at Lloyds Bank Foundation, shares the lessons we have learned since we started our programme for Deaf and Disabled People and the changes we have made to make i...

Since 2015, we have run a Trading and Sustainability programme for charity leaders in partnership with the School of Social Entrepreneurs. This independent evaluation shares key findings on how the co...

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This report explores funding flows into the criminal justice voluntary sector and offers recommendations for philanthropic and statutory funders’ priorities and processes.

Hope and Vision Communities provides accommodation and ongoing support for people that have completed residential treatment for addiction. Founder Tony Attwood spoke to us about how he set up Hope and...

Under this programme, we will support collaborations led by small charities seeking to influence and achieve local or regional change. Eligible collaborations can apply to a grant of £100,000 over two...

We reflect on two of the lessons from our work with people and communities: changing the system takes time, and balancing shape, pace, power and certainty.

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The government has set out five key missions which it sees as key to showing the British public that it is delivering on their priorities. Our Senior Policy Adviser explains how cuts to disability ben...

The membership body’s latest Road Ahead report examines how charities can navigate oncoming challenges

New analysis reveals how deductions and sanctions in Universal Credit deepen hardship, reducing real support for low income households.

Deborah Knight, CEO of Quetzal, shares how they are partnering with other local organisations to improve the social security system for people who have experienced trauma and the experience of being p...

A charity has expanded its refuge services for domestic abuse victims with a new property in Ipswich.

Emmaus is working with people with lived experience of supported housing to help shape the new Supported Housing Act.

This programme is for small charities and CIOs led by and working with people are experiencing economic inequity because of their race or ethnicity. Eligible charities can apply for funding of £75,000...

Eligible organisations have until Tuesday 8 April to put their names forward

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Hard working families to get safe and secure homes as Chancellor announces £2 billion injection of new grant funding to deliver up to 18,000 new social and affordable homes.

We partner with small and local charities and communities working with people facing complex issues and barriers. Through unrestricted funding and support to develop, we work alongside those who under...

Logan, a young person supported by our charity partner SAMEE, shares how he has been supported to set up his own business and gain more independence.

This free event will explore how funding is allocated in the criminal justice voluntary sector, based on our research.

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Emmaus is working with people with lived experience of supported housing to help shape the new Supported Housing Act.

This programme is for small charities and CIOs led by and working with people are experiencing economic inequity because of their race or ethnicity. Eligible charities can apply for funding of £75,000...