Funded projects

To support deaf and disabled people's organisations to secure disabled people's rights under the Human Rights Act, Care Act and Equality Act and to scrutinise public sector decision making.

To design and conduct a legal education and accountability programme to strengthen the violence against women (VAW) sector in England.

To support work relating to a previous grant to the organisation to undertake a human rights based review of kinship care with Liverpool City Council & the European Children's Rights Unit, to inform national legislative change through National Kinship Alliance.

To develop a "Peer Partners" project focusing on those most at risk of discrimination in maternity care, developing an innovative model of working in close partnership.

To coordinate a collaborative alliance and movement of third-sector organisations, working with academics and legal and advocacy advisors, towards achievement of new Food Rights.

To design and conduct a legal education and accountability programme to strengthen the BAME women's sector in England.

To adopt a human rights based approach that will challenge root causes of homelessness by transforming services and proposing solution based measures to government.

To develop an Equality Duty Enforcement Project; programme of work to ensure compliance with the statutory equality duty in Northern Ireland.

To lead the way in Scotland using law and human rights to tackle discrimination and disadvantage directly in relation to vulnerable children and young people.

To bring together specialist lawyers, academics and other experts with those working on the frontline as activists, survivors and service providers (across England and Wales) to bring strategic law challenges and ensure access to justice for victims of male violence.