Account Name

Current

award

amount

Length of

project

(months)

Purpose of grant Website

AGENDA: For women and girls £100,000 28

Funding to enable AGENDA to continue its work

influencing policy and practice for women and

girls at risk.

www.weareagenda.org/tag/women-and-

girls/

PACT (Prison Advice and Care Trust) £45,000 36

Evaluation of a project to support the embedding

of trauma-informed practices into the regime at

HMYOI Brinsford. www.prisonadvice.org.uk

Revolving Doors Agency £108,500 36

Developing and sharing trauma informed policing

practice for young adults. www.revolving-doors.org.uk

Just for Kids Law £31,250 12

To seek changes to how the courts deal with

people who commit offences as children but are

charged or sentenced after the age of 18. https://www.justforkidslaw.org/

Release Legal and Emergency Drugs Services £30,200 24

To Improve young adult interactions with Police

Officers through better communications enabling

encounters to be managed confidently. www.y-stop.org

Barrow Cadbury Trust - Grant List - January 2019

Criminal Justice

Women in Prison Ltd £18,500 4

To raise awareness in Parliament of the 40

specialist Women's Centres who support women

affected by the criminal justice system. www.womeninprison.org.uk

Together for Mental Wellbeing £25,700 6

To disseminate good practice for young adults in

custodial services. www.together-uk.org.uk

Manchester Metropolitan University £30,000 18

To better understand the experience of women

who have been prosecuted using joint enterprise

(secondary liability) laws. www.mmu.ac.uk/

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/

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

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 User Voice'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

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

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/

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 26

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. www.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 28

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. www.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

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. www.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/

The Civil Liberties Trust £12,100 3

To support research on the costs of indefinite

immigration detention. www.libertyhumanrights.org.uk

Birmingham Settlement £192,000 36

For hosting the secretariat of the NGO migration

networking and advocacy project. www.birminghamsettlement.org.uk

UK Lesbian and Gay Immigration Group £50,000 24

To support UKLGIG's policy and campaigning

work www.uklgig.org.uk

More in Common £50,000 24 To support More in Common's UK research www.moreincommon.com/

Migrant Voice £56,500 24

To support Migrant Voice's network in

Birmingham (2018-2020) www.migrantvoice.org

Network of European Foundations £100,000 36

To support EPIM's migration and integration

work. www.nef-europe.org/

Migration

Global Dialogue £8,500 9

To support media training for senior leaders in

the migration sector www.global-dialogue.eu

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

New Philanthropy Capital £100,000 29 To support the Transition Advice Fund www.thinknpc.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 campaign for the ending of indefinate

migration detention and improvements to other

aspects of the system 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

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 parliamentarians across the political

spectrum supporting RA's call for a fair and

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

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

British Future £15,000 12

To organise communications workshops and

support for small community groups in three

English regions. www.britishfuture.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

Common Vision UK £20,000 7

To support Common Vision to grow the activities

and networks of its Responsible Tax Lab. www.covi.org.uk

Economic Justce

Child Poverty Action Group £80,000 29

To collect data on the impact of welfare reform

and use this to influence policy change at an early

stage. www.cpag.org.uk

Finance Innovation Lab £23,500 4

Convening to promote ideas and partnership for

data-driven financial innovation to address social

and environmental problems. www.financeinnovationlab.org

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) £108,000 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

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. www.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

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. www.shareaction.orgUniversity 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/so

cial-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

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) £83,000 36

To create more capacity within the CDFA 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 most exposed to negative

Brexit impacts www.inclusioncentre.org.uk

Localise West Midlands £70,450 36

To support community economic development

including developing contribution of 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

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

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

Central England Law Centre £90,000 36

To explore and promote early intervention and

prevention in advice services. www.covlaw.org.uk

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

The Royal Society for Public Health £25,000 25

To develop a blended finance fund for

organisations tackling health inequalities and

complex wellbeing issues in Birmingham. www.rsph.org.uk

Sumerian Foundation £30,000 4

To develop a learning platform for venture

philanthropy to enable wider access to patient

capital for VCSEs in the UK www.sumerianfoundation.org

LCCDA Management Co-operative Ltd

(CASE) £59,100 18

Provide social investment capacity building and

enterprise development across the East Midlands www.case.coop

Voscur £59,120 24

To address the gap in the enterprise development

support for VCSEs moving from grant funding to a

blended finance model, in partnership with

Bristol and Bath Regional Capital (BBRC). www.voscur.org

Bristol and Bath Regional Capital (BBRC) £60,000 24

Bridging the support gap between infrastructure

organisations and the requirements of social

investment intermediaries, by working in

partnership with Voscur. www.bab-rc.uk/

CERT Ltd £39,000 12

To address risk aversion and VCSE concerns in

relation to social investment, through structured

peer visits and masterclasses. www.cert-ltd.co.uk

The Connect Fund

Peterborough Council for Voluntary Service £21,000 12

To support the growth of social investment in

Peterborough and Cambridgeshire www.pcvs.co.uk/

Plymouth VCSE £38,600 12

A joint initiative across three infrastructure

organisations to create a viable and vibrant

market for social finance in Exeter and Devon. www.plymouthoctopus.org

Torbay Community Development Trust £40,000 12

A joint initiative across three infrastructure

organisations to create a viable and vibrant

market for social finance in Exeter and Devon. www.torbaycdt.org.uk

Hastings Voluntary Action £31,650 23

To develop a Social Enterprise Support Service

(SESS) to strengthen relationships between social

enterprises and social investment intermediaries. www.hastingsvoluntaryaction.org.uk

Sefton Council for Voluntary Service £51,500 15

Explore and test local social investment models

that increase community resilience through

prevention and early intervention. www.seftoncvs.org.uk

Birmingham Voluntary Service Council

(BVSC) £50,000 13

To build BVSC staff expertise on social investment

to pilot VCSE enterprise development support. www.bvsc.org

Medway Voluntary Action £21,000 24

Medway Voluntary Action (MVA) will create a

social enterprise champions programme by

recruiting local sector leaders who will be trained

to act as advocates and mentors for social

investment. www.mva.org.uk

Community Action Suffolk £60,000 24

To increase the number of organisations in

Suffolk receiving social investment. www.communityactionsuffolk.org.uk

Disability Rights UK £60,000 11

To research and explore practical means through

which user-led organisations (ULOs) can better

engage with social investment, and to develop

Disability Rights UK as a social investment broker www.disabilityrightsuk.org/

Exeter CVS £40,000 12

A joint initiative across three infrastructure

organisations to create a viable and vibrant

market for social finance in Exeter and Devon. www.exetercvs.org.uk

Greater Manchester Centre for Voluntary

Organisation £24,300 7

An action learning study that will explore the

social investment support requirements of BME

VCSE groups. www.gmcvo.org.uk

Social Enterprise East of England £31,000 12

To increase awareness and understanding of

social enterprise, and to create a social enterprise

network in Essex. www.seee.co.uk

Locality £61,000 24

To connect the community sector with

knowledge, skills and confidence to seek social

investment. www.locality.org.uk

Wolverhampton Voluntary Sector Council £43,200 13

Capacity building to provide technical skills and

support to VCSE organisations in Wolverhampton

to be investment ready to deliver public sector

and other contracts. www.wolverhamptonvsc.org.uk

Groundwork South Yorkshire £43,200 18

Boost demand for social investment among

smaller voluntary, community and social

enterprises (VCSEs) and increase the supply of

suitable social investment products. www.groundworksy.org.uk

Consortium of LGBT Voluntary and

Community Organisations £50,000 13

To train LGBT Consortium staff to build

knowledge in social investment finance and

support VCSE members to achieve social

investment. www.lgbtconsortium.org.uk

UK Community Foundations £50,000 18

A pilot to test bringing local philanthropy to the

social investment (SI) market for underserved

charities and social enterprises (VCSEs) www.ukcommunityfoundations.org/

Black South West Network £59,900 25

Provide BAME VCSEs across the South West with

information and support on social investment;

identify investment ready organisations and link

to funders www.blacksouthwestnetwork.org/

Liverpool Charity and Voluntary Services £54,000 12

Adapt Community of Practice (CoP) learning

partnerships of local voluntary, charity and social

enterprise organisations (VCSEs) to explore issues

related to social investment (SI) www.lcvs.org.uk

Voluntary Organisations' Network North

East £40,000 15

To engage VCSEs and stakeholders in the North

East to develop a strategy for social investment www.vonne.org.uk

Lincolnshire Community Foundation £34,700 12

Grow the social investment (SI) market for

women-led community enterprises in Lincolnshire www.lincolnshirecf.co.uk

Wessex Community Assets £42,000 23

To provide technical support, advisers and

networking to rural enterprises working in

food/retail, workspace, neighbourhood planning,

community energy, community housing and

woodlands www.wessexca.co.uk/

The Dartington Hall Trust £29,525 12

Research and consultation to raise awareness and

increase engagement of the social investment

sector in delivering equality impact www.dartington.org

Open Data Services Co-Operative Limited £30,000 11

To develop effective open data ecosystems and

to support social investment sector-wide

collaboration through open data www.opendataservices.coop/

Social Enterprise Coalition CIC £30,000 22 Strengthen the Social Investment Forum www.socialenterprise.org.uk

Community Development Finance

Association (CDFA) £60,300 24

Creation of a comprehensive, formal leadership

development programme for the responsible

finance and wider social investment sector www.responsiblefinance.org.uk

Key Fund Investments Limited £50,000 8

Social Investment market development in rural

NE and Cumbria www.thekeyfund.co.uk

Co-operatives UK £60,000 17 Establishing a Community Shares Standard Board www.uk.coop

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

Resources and Resilience

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