Funded projects

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.

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 empower voluntary sector agencies in the UK to enable them to make greater use of the law in response to the Immigration Act 2016.

To train voluntary sector agencies in how to use social security law to identify individuals eligible for the 'exceptional circumstances' criteria of Employment & Support Allowance.

To build the capacity of Friends, Families and Travellers and other GRT organisations to use Human Rights and Law supporting Gypsies & Travellers.

To build the capacity of voluntary sector organisations to use the UN Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women to challenge discrimination and disadvantage experienced by women and girls.

To create and deliver training packages and practical information to guide and support front-line community organisations on human rights law applicable to migrants and refugees.