Funded projects

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.

To support a set of advocacy activities to inform and convene key global stakeholders around a ground-breaking decision by the CEDAW committee.

To cover two years’ membership fees and contribute towards the costs of the Global Resources Report.

To match fund a programme of work on arts and mental health.

To develop and embed into the organisation a legal action strategy.