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Brennan announces £31million for third sector
Minister for Young People Kevin Brennan today committed a £31million funding boost over the next 3 years, through the Children, Young People and Families Grant Programme, benefiting nearly 100 third sector organisations.
The Children, Young People and Families Grant Programme awards funding to third sector organisations whose work improves outcomes for children, young people and families and is in line with the overall strategic priorities of the Department.
This year the grants allocated will help a wide range of organisations, tackling a variety of issues including teenage pregnancy, youth participation, bullying and support children in care. Grants range from over £1million for the Royal Philanthropic Society (Rainer) to assist young people as they make the transition from care to independent adult life, to smaller one year grants such as £33,000 to Badminton UK to offer build sporting facilities for disabled young people.
Kevin Brennan said:
"I was delighted to see so many high calibre applications from organisations working across the sector. All of these organisations provide invaluable help and support to millions of our most disadvantaged children and young people each year.
"Today's announcement will enable each of these organisations to build on their work and help thousands more young people fulfil their potential and is a testament to the Government's continued commitment to the third sector and the vital work that it does."
This financial year (2008/09) over £11million has been allocated from the programme, benefiting 99 third sector organisations from across England. The remaining cash will used to fund the strategic projects over the three year period until 2010/11.
The next Children, Young People and Families Grant funding round will open early summer 2008.
NOTES TO EDITORS
1. The Children, Young People and Families Grant Programme was created in April 2006 when the Department brought together five existing grant programmes into a single programme to award funding in a more strategic way. These were: the Children and Young People's Consultation Fund; the National Voluntary Youth Organisations Grant Scheme; Safeguarding Children and Supporting Families grants; the Strengthening Families Grant; and the Sure Start VCS grants.
The Grant Programme supports work of national significance that contributes to ensuring children and young people stay safe, are healthy, enjoy and achieve, make a positive contribution and achieve economic wellbeing in line with Every Child Matters.
2. This year just under £2 million has been allocated for project
grants in 2008-09, with a further £9 million in three year
strategic funding.
Strategic grants: These grants are for 3
years in the first instance and may be renewed. The activity
being supported by these grants must have a national significance
in improving outcomes for children, young people or families.
Project grants: These are awarded for 1 year and must support innovative approaches to delivery and can be replicated or scaled up in a greater number of locations.
3. Further details on the programme can be found at: http://www.everychildmatters.gov.uk/strategy/voluntaryandcommunity/cypfgrant/
4. Full list of successful bidders.
Strategic Grants - payable over 3 years
Name of organisation Total bid £'000 1. 4Children 750 2. Academy of Youth Limited (University of the First Age) 170 3. ACE 250 4. BEAM (Public Arts) 249 5. Boys' Brigade 374 6. British Refugee Council 675 7. Care Co-ordination Network UK 529 8. Changemakers Foundation 406 9. Child Accident Prevention Trust (CAPT) 172 10. Children Our Ultimate Investment UK 158 11. Children's Rights Officers & Advocates (CROA) 273 12. Children's Society (Church of England Children's Society) 681 13. CHIZUK - The Mental Health Organisation of the Orthodox Jewish Community 127 14. Chrysalis 227 15. Clubs for Young People 780 16. Coalition for Removal of Pimping 135 17. Commonwealth Youth Exchange Council 200 18. Community Matters 240 19. Culture (previously 24 Hour Museum) 160 20. Diana Award 350 21. Disabled Living Foundation (DLF) 220 22. Duke of Edinburgh's Award 450 23. Endeavour 810 24. Excell3 Theos Hodos Ltd (National Black Boys Can Assoc.) 495 25. Foundation for Social Entrepreneurs T/a UnLtd 480 26. FRG Ltd 310 27. Girls' Brigade 249 28. International Social Service 271 29. Jewish Lads' & Girls' Brigade (JLGB) 375 30. Kidscape 280 31. Lancashire Wildlife Trust 303 32. Lucy Faithful Foundation 525 33. Missing People 310 34. National Association of Families Information Services(NAFIS) 392 35. National Children's Bureau 2149 36. National Council for Voluntary Youth Services 850 37. National Council of YMCAs 448 38. National Deaf Children's Society 165 39. National Youth Agency 409 40. NAVCA (National Association for Voluntary and Community Action) 185 41. NCVCCO 2534 42. No Way Trust Limited 480 43. Participation Works 359 44. Prince's Trust 381 45. Raleigh International Trust 178 46. Respect 181 47. Royal Philanthropic Society (Rainer) 1014 48. Rural Media Company 330 49. Shared Care Network 305 50. Social Perspectives Network 90 51. SOLVE-IT 153 52. STAR 415 53. TreeHouse Trust 457 54. UK Youth 750 55. UK Youth Parliament -Democracy for Young People Ltd, 1120 56. Urban Saints (previously called Crusaders) 300 57. Whizz-Kidz 310 58. Who Cares Trust 225 59. Winston's Wish 397 60. Worth Unlimited 151 61. Young Advisors Company Ltd 275 62. Youth Access 930 63. Youth Music Theatre (YMT:UK) 245 64. YouthBank UK 280 65. YWCA 691
Project Grants
Name of organisation Total bid £'000 66. Adfam 51 67. Afasic 50 68. Anna Freud Centre 58 69. Artswork 50 70. Asian Family Counselling Service 60 71. Association for Real Change 50 72. BADMINTON England 33 73. Barnardo's 50 74. British Association for Adoption & Fostering 52 75. British Association for Early Childhood Education 56 76. Brook Advisory Centre 76 77. Capeuk and Prescap 55 78. Christian Alliance Housing Association 50 79. Contact a Family 60 80. Council for Disabled Children 50 81. Education for Choice 42 82. Engage 56 83. Family and Parenting Institute 54 84. Fatherhood Institute 50 85. ICAN 53 86. Institute of Wellbing Ltd 75 87. Mission Front 66 88. Motorvations 50 89. NCH 82 90. One Plus One 70 91. PAPYRUS 82 92. PATRA 69 93. Peers Early Education Partnership 53 94. Race Equality Foundation 50 95. Royal Philanthropic Society (Rainer) 81 96. Safe Ground 51 97. Shared Care Network 55 98. Tavistock Centre for Couple Relationships 50 99. Time for Families 50
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