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Awarded grants

This page contains the list of grants we have awarded recently – shown in date order (most recent first). You can use the filters to search for specific organisations or types of activities we have supported.

JLF has also adopted the 360Giving data standard for grant-makers.  This means our data can be grouped with other funders’ data, helping researchers and policy makers to understand more about which communities are, and are not, receiving support from grantmakers.

You can find our data on 360Giving's GrantNav website by clicking here.

Our awarded grants are also available to download as an .xlsx file by clicking here.  This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. This means the data is freely accessible to anyone to be used and shared as they wish. The data must be attributed to the Joseph Levy Foundation.

 

Core funding contribution

Grief Encounter

Core funding contribution to assist the organisation to provide bereavement support to children and families.

Funding type:
Revenue
Year awarded:
Grant programme:
Non-programme grants
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Virtual Activity Days and Sunshine Badges for seriously ill children in hospital

Rays of Sunshine

Activities to improve the mental health and wellbeing of seriously ill young people receiving long-term treatment in hospital during the Covid-19 crisis.

Funding type:
Revenue
Year awarded:
Grant size:
£10,000
Grant programme:
Non-programme grants
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Drama-based PSHE workshops for young people across London to explore the question of what it means to be a man

Voicebox. Theatre CIC

Contribution to the organisation’s work to deliver workshops in schools and other charitable settings - using drama to help young males to engage with the stigmas surrounding masculinity.

Funding type:
Revenue
Year awarded:
Grant size:
£5,000
Grant programme:
Non-programme grants
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Covid-19: IT equipment and software costs.

Team Up for Social Mobility

Covid-19: the cost of purchasing 5 laptops, Salesforce integration and 3 months access to the Vedamo virtual classroom platform - to support online tutoring for disadvantaged school pupils in London.

Funding type:
Revenue
Year awarded:
Grant size:
£6,800
Grant programme:
Non-programme grants
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Covid-19: young people's peer support workers

Peer Power Youth

Covid-19: to fund 2 Peer Engagement Workers and support costs for the period January to June 2021.

Funding type:
Revenue
Year awarded:
Grant size:
£9,980
Grant programme:
Non-programme grants
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Covid-19: core funding contribution

Autism NI

Covid-19: core funding contribution to support the charity's work with autistic people, their families and carers.

Funding type:
Core
Year awarded:
Grant size:
£40,000
Grant programme:
Autistic Children and Young People
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Core funding contribution

The Harington Scheme Limited

Core funding contribution to assist the organisation to support young adults with learning disabilities and/or difficulties to help them into employment or further education.

Funding type:
Core
Year awarded:
Grant size:
£1,000
Grant programme:
Non-programme grants
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Core funding contribution

Noah's Ark Children's Hospice

Core funding contribution to support this charity which provides care and support for seriously unwell children and their families.

Funding type:
Core
Year awarded:
Grant size:
£5,000
Grant programme:
Non-programme grants
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Covid-19: core funding contribution

Resources for Autism

Covid-19: core funding contribution to support the charity's work with autistic people, their families and carers.

Funding type:
Core
Year awarded:
Grant size:
£30,000
Grant programme:
Autistic Children and Young People
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Covid-19: core funding contribution

Ambitious About Autism

Covid-19: core funding contribution to support the charity's work with autistic people, their families and carers

 

Funding type:
Core
Year awarded:
Grant size:
£30,000
Grant programme:
Autistic Children and Young People
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