Capital Grants
Since 2017, we have supported a number of organisations with major grants for transformational capital projects. These include:
Revenue Grants
We have also supported a number of organisations with revenue grants to support the day-to-day running and vital projects.
£75,000 over three years to Off The Record towards their youth-led programme of counselling, wellbeing, advocacy, and training.
£78,000 over two years to Young Bristol for their Outdoor Employment Programme for aged 16-25.
£45,000 over three years to Access Sport to train, equip and support community sports clubs, organisations, coaches and volunteers to provide inclusive sport and physical activity.
£90,000 over three years to Babbasa Youth Empowerment CIC towards core costs to support 16-25-year-olds, primarily from ethnic minority backgrounds, to progress into education, employment or enterprise.
£20,000 to Unique Voice to deliver enhanced trauma-informed support for children and families, accessing holiday programmes and community provision.
£87,000 over three years to Bristol Somali Resource Centre towards an Employment Support Programme.
£75,000 over three years to Bristol Refugee Rights Welcome and Advice Services.
£90,000 over three years for core costs to Wellspring Settlement, a community hub providing access to advice, information and support,
£60,000 over three years to ACTA Theatre towards their weekly youth theatre for vulnerable young adults aged between 16-25.
£15,000 over three years to Ad Infinitum Productions CIO for Breaking Down Barriers Drama in Schools
£90,000 over three years to Bristol Music Trust (Bristol Beacon) to support inclusive music activities for care-experienced and disabled youth, and community festivals.
£62,000 over three years to Royal West of England Academy (RWA) for artist-led creative activities in underserved communities, for children with profound learning disabilities and families with special needs children.
£75,000 over three years to Housing Matters to provide expert, independent and confidential housing advice for people in housing crisis.
£90,000 over three years to inHope for core costs to provide shelter, food and practical support to people experiencing homelessness, addiction and food poverty.
£60,000 over three years to Caring in Bristol to support ‘Z House’, a youth night shelter helping young people at risk of homelessness to find safety and support, and regain stability and control.
£57,000 over three years to Bristol Law Centre to provide free specialist legal advice services for social welfare law matters, to increase access to justice.