1. Young People
Impetus
A new 3-year unrestricted award of £90,000.
Children’s Society
A new 3-year unrestricted award of £90,000.
MAC-UK
A new 3-year award of £90,000 of core funding towards the Public Health Prevention Team.
Place2Be
Contribution of £50,000 per year for two years toward the cost of the Qualifying Training Programme seeking to improve the diversity of the Place2Be workforce.
Anna Freud National Centre for Children and Families
Core funding 3-year award of £105,000 towards supporting teachers and school leaders to embed good mental health at the heart of their school communities.
2. Environment
Blue Ventures
A 1-year £30,000 grant towards their Conserving West Africa Blue Carbon Ecosystem Project.
Central Office of Public Interest (COPI)
A follow on £10,000 development grant towards COPI’s water pollution campaign – The Fountain of Truth.
Association for Coastal Ecosystem Services (ACES)
A 1-year £30,000 grant towards capacity building at their Mikoko Kenya Mangrove Project.
3. Early Years
Association for Video Interaction Guidance
A follow on 1-year £25,000 grant towards the AVIGuk Data Collection Project to support AVIGuk to embed data into practice and analyse their growing database.
4. Nutrition for Health and Wellbeing
School Food Matters
A new 2 year commitment of £100,00 towards their Healthy Zones Programme of breakfast and after school clubs and the development of school food policies.
Nutritank
An extra £35,000 grant was awarded towards increasing the capacity of the organisation for this year.
Sustain
A 3-year grant totalling £95,000 towards their campaign for universal free school meals in England.
5. Other Support
The Hot or Cool Institute
A £260,000 3 year grant to support their Sustainable Wellbeing Programme, specifically the further development of the Happy Planet Index – a measure of sustainable wellbeing, ranking countries by how efficiently they deliver long, happy lives using limited environmental resources.
Good Faith Foundation
A £30,000 grant was awarded towards Welcome Hubs. This model has been developed in Bristol as part of the local Homes for Ukraine response. The innovative approach to unlocking civil society refugee resettlement, is already working in 15 hubs serving 200 refugees. Good Faith Partnership are joining forces with Social Finance to expand and develop to other LA areas. AIM’s funding will enable adding a 3rd area of 10 Welcome Hubs and serve 250 refugees over next 9 months.
6. Family Fund
£1,000 each to: