Funded projects

Towards the cost of the Northern Ireland Mental Health Arts Festival.

Towards the costs of arts projects with young people led by GM i-Thrive.

To act as a legal hub for non-legal organisations to take collective action to promote and protect the rights of migrant and refugee children.

To use the law to challenge discrimination, influence policy change for people living with HIV and to support frontline HIV organisations to understand when and how to use the law.

To use rights-based approaches to help realise the specialist support needs of people suffering poor mental health.

To provide training and second-tier advice to assist NGOs to help survivors of trafficking enforce their legal rights in a changing domestic context.

To use legal action to protect and promote asylum seekers' and migrants' rights post-Nationality and Borders Act.

For an experience-informed parliamentary campaign to secure the UK's legal protection of human rights.

For ongoing work in identifying, raising awareness of, and advocating against, regressive constitutional reform.

To support a crowdfunding program and a peer-to-peer fundraising platform to support LBQT African women.