Funded projects

To support CSOs to use the law to tackle homelessness and poverty among families with no recourse to public funds.

To support CSOs to use the law to tackle homelessness and poverty among families with no recourse to public funds.

To train and mentor CSOs to use legal mechanisms which allow people in crisis to apply for public funds (which they previously had no recourse to).

For the work of a new organisation, the Watchdog, to develop a legal hub to support CSOs to use freedom of information laws with a focus on appealing public bodies’ refusals to comply.

Core costs.

Towards the work of the Balmy Army Manchester; a movement for young mental health disabled people which aims to counter the growing crisis in young people's mental health.

To use legal tools to address harms caused by police presence in schools.

To support 3-4 small organisations to develop appropriate governance structures, and for their own organisational development.

To deliver a conference for relevant experts on national human rights institutions.

For increased costs related to delivering the SCS programme’s leadership residential in 2025.