NATIONAL CHILDREN'S BUREAU 

Towards the core costs of the Childhood Bereavement Network and National Bereavement Alliance

To support the Making it REAL intervention throughout Lewisham.

Extend bereavement benefit eligibility to cohabitees with grieving children, by influencing Remedial Order and raising awareness among families

Organisations who connect with disabled people

The proposed focus of the 2020 fund is addressing inequalities in SH, RH and HIV health outcomes experienced by Black, Asian, and other minority ethnic (BAME) communities. The fund is open to ....more

The proposed focus of the 2020 fund is addressing inequalities in SH, RH and HIV health outcomes experienced by Black, Asian, and other minority ethnic (BAME) communities. The fund is open to charitable, voluntary sector and Community Interest Companies only.This year, PHE will welcome all innovative proposals and particularly those that:Offer innovative ways of addressing poor sexual and/or reproductive health and HIV in those communities most affected, with a particular focus on BAME communitiesDemonstrate how they will deliver their project in the context of covid-19 and potential disruption to contact with service users, colleagues, suppliers and partnersAddress stigma associated with sexual and reproductive health and HIV, promoting self-esteem and improved sexual and reproductive health wellbeingSupport the integration of HIV, STI prevention and/or Reproductive Health improvement into health promotion and service delivery in other health areasSupport increased knowledge, awareness and understanding of STI and HIV prevention strategies, including condoms, testing, and for HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) and treatment as prevention, especially in currently underserved populations (for example, specific BAME groups or people in secure settings)Promote accurate impartial information on pregnancy choicesConsider those outside metropolitan areas and how technology can reach those distanced from physical servicesWe are particularly interested in projects that address at least two out of the three domains: reproductive health, sexual health and HIV prevention.

Towards core costs

Costs of policy and participation activities

Section 43 contract

Section 43 contract

Putting parents in the lead: positive mental health for children 0-5

National Children's Bureau

To continue to deliver a Raising Early Achievement in Literacy project in Greenstead, Colchester for a second year

Innovative forum theatre training to develop knowledge and understanding of the Mental Capacity Act 2005 in the context of the real experiences of young people.

To fund publication and dissemination activities (animation & graphics) relating to previously funded report on children missing from education.

To deliver a Raising Early Achievement in Literacy project in Greenstead, Colchester

data analysis

mapping and good practice development

To undertake research into children missing from education in order to understand the pathways which cause young people to become absent from education, and act as a springboard for greater ....more

To undertake research into children missing from education in order to understand the pathways which cause young people to become absent from education, and act as a springboard for greater awareness, understanding and practice.

Toward's EDCM core costs in the final 12 months

Digital Education programme grant to National Childrens Bureau Grant Ref AC00440

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LEAP will work in partnership across the areas of Coldharbour, Stockwell, Tulse Hill and Vassall to develop plans to increase access to integrated health and family support services. It will develop ....more

LEAP will work in partnership across the areas of Coldharbour, Stockwell, Tulse Hill and Vassall to develop plans to increase access to integrated health and family support services. It will develop parent and community champions who can build trust with other parents to ensure that every family has the opportunity to have a mentor or buddy recruited from the community, alongside the support of a key worker, midwife, health visitor or Family Nurse Practitioner._x000B_ _x000B_

Towards the costs of the Every Disabled Child Matters campaign representing the interests of disabled children and their families.

NCBNI will support the building of skills and knowledge for organisations funded under the EYP programme, promoting links with stakeholders and other key providers in local communities.

Towards the final phase of the Every Disabled Child Matters Campaign which aims to secure long-term sustained investment in services for disabled children.

Towards Project costs Towards salaries and project costs for research which aims to better understand childminding as a form of childcare and to support childminders in developing new approaches to ....more

Towards Project costs Towards salaries and project costs for research which aims to better understand childminding as a form of childcare and to support childminders in developing new approaches to their work in the context of the Early Year's Fou

Towards Unrestricted core costs Towards the salaries, running costs and overheads of the campaign to secure long-term sustained investment in services for disabled children.