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This section lists all grants we have made since 2013. The categories from 2013 to 2018 were Arts, Environment and Welfare. This changed in 2018 when Welfare was replaced with Social Action. There are also separate categories for grants to the Museums and Galleries Fund and to the UK Overseas Territories (UKOTs) Fund.
Please note that the Visit Website button under each grant listed is a link to the listed grant-holder's website.
Hijinx Theatre
Towards core costs, specifically to create a full-time post to increase touring, audiences and the number of learning disabled people they engage with.
KIDS
Towards core costs, specifically the salary of a Business Analyst to enable the charity to better support families with a disabled child who have their own budget to pay for services.
Lakeland Arts
Towards the Cumbria Museums Consortium Curatorial Skills Development Programme, which will provide training, share knowledge to strengthen collection care and improve the management of loans by museums across the region.
Leap Confronting Conflict
Towards the core costs of their work to equip young people with the skills to understand, manage and resolve conflict, reduce violence in their communities and the Improving Prospects programme.
Manchester Museums Partnership
Towards a programme of curatorial development, to enhance knowledge, skills and confidence in the use of the four partner museums' collections of Islamic art, fabric and other objects.
Marine Conservation Society
Towards core costs, specifically the salary of the Director of Conservation and Campaigns to maximise the impact of the charity's campaigns, policy, influence and awareness-raising
Northern Stage
Towards core costs, specifically the Associate Director's salary.
Oily Cart
Towards core costs, specifically the Tour Producer's salary to create high quality productions for children and young people with profound and multiple learning disabilities.
Open University (The)
Towards the Floodplain Meadows Restoration project, to maintain, support and promote the importance of Britain's floodplain meadows.
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