Funded projects

To highlight the disadvantage and impact indefinite leave to remain refusals have on highly skilled migrants, their families, and those with protected characteristics.

To cover costs related to operational impacts of Covid-19.

To collect evidence of how the Recovery Needs Assessment policy works in practice for victims of slavery and/or trafficking, and advocate for changes to improve support.

To ensure Medical Justice’s successful litigation reduces avoidable suffering of vulnerable immigration detainees.

To enable Family Rights Group to increase its influence on policy and practice in relation to voluntary arrangements of children in care under s.20 of the Children Act 1989.

To undertake activities to implement the Court of Appeal judgment challenging council wide-injunctions affecting the nomadic way of life of Gypsies and Travellers.

Continuation funding to cover three months of costs for their work to improve maternity care, continuing with their ‘Peer Partners’ approach.

To support work related to a previous grant to provide training and support to community organisations on human rights law applicable to migrants and refugees.

To support work relating to a previous grant to raise awareness and use of the Convention on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW) in Wales.

To allow Unlock to support the implementation of changes to the criminal record disclosure regime so that people no longer need to unnecessarily reveal old and minor criminal records.