| National Lottery Community Fund - Propel- Building A Strong Network of Disabled Volunteers |
| £49,975 |
17/03/2023
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Funding will be used to build a network of deaf and disabled volunteers to support disabled victims of abuse. This will create a larger pool of trained advocates helping to assist victims through
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Funding will be used to build a network of deaf and disabled volunteers to support disabled victims of abuse. This will create a larger pool of trained advocates helping to assist victims through long-term guidance and services.
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| Three Guineas Trust - Cost of living |
| £10,000 |
18/01/2023
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To help with the effects of the rise in cost of living on the charity's operation
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| Three Guineas Trust - Core costs, including towards the salaries of the Chief Executive and Operations Manager |
| £139,000 |
18/01/2023
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Core costs, including towards the salaries of the Chief Executive and Operations Manager.
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| Trust for London - Stay Safe East |
| £6,435 |
29/09/2022
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This is a cost of living uplift for grant reference 360G-trustforlondon-SVRR-2021-9026
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| Trust for London - Stay Safe East |
| £64,350 |
13/10/2021
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The funding is for the salaries of two part-time benefits and entitlement workers to support Disabled people who are survivors of domestic abuse and hate crimes.
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| Comic Relief - Accessible Website Design and Development Proposal |
| £23,660 |
08/09/2021
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At this point, our online website is quite old and basic. It was designed around 12 years ago. As a user-led disability organisation, we are aiming to have a new re-designed website that is easy to
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At this point, our online website is quite old and basic. It was designed around 12 years ago. As a user-led disability organisation, we are aiming to have a new re-designed website that is easy to use, fully accessible, colorful and attractive. We want to offer our beneficiaries an unique experience of exploring a fully accessible website where they can find out information on support available, the work we do and how to self-refer by using the website. In the construction of the website particular emphasis will be placed on ensuring that it is easy to use and accessible to the widest possible audience. Existing good practice guidelines will be followed whenever possible. The website will provide an online referral function for both service users and external organisations. In addition the the use of contact forms, we will provide a way for visitors to send voice messages that can then be turned into text to be forwarded to the appropriate organisation.
?We will integrate social media feed(s). For example, we can integrate the Stay Safe East Twitter feed into the website.
? Appropriate forms will be set up on the site (for example, to report an incident). It will be possible to easily add additional forms at any time (i.e. even after the initial development phase is complete) using a WordPress plugin. Email addresses will be added in a way that ensures they cannot be picked up by spammers.
? A safety button could be added to the site, i.e: ?Exit here Quickly? button
? A search facility will be developed to make it easier for visitors to find the content they are looking for.
?Depending on what software we are using we can integrate our mailing list form into the website so that we can build our mailing list. For example, Mailchimp can be integrated into WordPress allowing visitors to add themselves to our mailing list.
? We will consider adding BSL videos for key content on
- Image and video gallery plugins will be installed to make it easy to add new images and videos to the site.
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| City Bridge Trust - Grant to Stay Safe East |
| £40,190 |
02/09/2020
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towards the costs outlined in your application for a Hate Crime Advocate, security measures for clients, counselling and emergency accommodation and food to support disabled victims of hate crime and
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towards the costs outlined in your application for a Hate Crime Advocate, security measures for clients, counselling and emergency accommodation and food to support disabled victims of hate crime and deal with increased demand due to the Covid crisis
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| The London Community Foundation - Grant to Stay Safe East |
| £36,796 |
17/07/2020
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Additional costs due to COVID-19 lockdown until end of October 2020 as outlined in your application budget.
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| City Bridge Trust - Grant to Stay Safe East |
| £8,450 |
09/04/2020
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A one-off, unrestricted grant of £8,450, equivalent to one regular quarterly payment for the organisation’s current grant’
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| Three Guineas Trust - Towards core costs, especially to assist with succession planning for CEO. |
| £397,675 |
03/02/2020
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Towards core costs, especially to assist with succession planning for the Chief Executive.
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| Trust for London - Stay Safe East |
| £119,700 |
29/11/2018
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The funding is for Stay Safe East to employ a Benefits and Entitlements Adviser to support deaf and disabled survivors of abuse to access welfare benefits and other entitlements, provide budgeting
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The funding is for Stay Safe East to employ a Benefits and Entitlements Adviser to support deaf and disabled survivors of abuse to access welfare benefits and other entitlements, provide budgeting support where needed, produce guidance on income needs of disabled survivors and to identify issues for disabled survivors in relation to benefits and poverty.
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| City Bridge Trust - Grant to Stay Safe East |
| £103,700 |
27/07/2017
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£103,700 over three years (£35,500, £33,800, £34,400) for a p/t Casework Lead (26h/w), a Case Management System and associated project costs.
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| Lloyds Bank Foundation - Grant to Stay Safe East |
| £51,198 |
06/05/2015
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supporting people with disabilities and parents of disabled children when they are affected by hate crime or domestic abuse to empower them, help them to be safe and to access services
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