SHANTONA WOMEN'S & FAMILY SERVICES LTD.

Grant to Shantona Women and Family Centre

Grant to Shantona Women's & Family Services Ltd

The project will use the funding to support women victims and survivors of domestic violence and abuse and their families from diverse backgrounds. This will help women gain independence through ....more

The project will use the funding to support women victims and survivors of domestic violence and abuse and their families from diverse backgrounds. This will help women gain independence through family support and employment and training with the aim of reducing isolation and improving mental health and wellbeing.

Grant to Shantona Women and Family Centre

Grant to Shantona Women and Family Centre

'Not too old to be forgotten' project supporting older women aged 55+ from Bangladeshi & other South Asian backgrounds

The funding will be used to employ a part-time project worker to develop and deliver a weekly mental health community messenger programme for women from ethnic minority communities who are struggling ....more

The funding will be used to employ a part-time project worker to develop and deliver a weekly mental health community messenger programme for women from ethnic minority communities who are struggling with their mental health. The project aims to improve participants' mental health and to provide support to help participants establish stronger relationships with their families and the wider community.

One off gift to support with the cost of living crisis

Unrestricted grant over two years towards the core costs of Shantona Women's Centre

‘Cost of Living uplift: £500 to help projects meet their rising costs and respond to increased demand 31/10/2022’

This grant will empower children and young people from Leeds to deliver Social Action in their community.

To reach out and work with an existing cohort of around 16 marginalised groups in Leeds and to support and train them so that they are able to secure funding and resources more successfully for their ....more

To reach out and work with an existing cohort of around 16 marginalised groups in Leeds and to support and train them so that they are able to secure funding and resources more successfully for their ongoing activities which benefit communities. The cohort were supported with previous DCMS funded activity last year and this project will build on and review the progress and deliver an additional 3-4 workshops to such groups to address any capacity building issues identified These will be in accordance with support needs.

Working with Forum Central and a small group of third sector organisations to test, learn and shape a sustainable approach to information gathering and sharing (asset mapping) for the third sector, ....more

Working with Forum Central and a small group of third sector organisations to test, learn and shape a sustainable approach to information gathering and sharing (asset mapping) for the third sector, in order to enhance our collective understanding of third sector health and care related assets across Leeds.

Grant to Shantona Women and Family Centre

Grant to Shantona Women and Family Centre

Grant to Shantona Lunch Club

On-site provision of activities and food for local children and young people in Harehills, Chapeltown and surrounding areas, who are at risk of food poverty and who have been negatively impacted ....more

On-site provision of activities and food for local children and young people in Harehills, Chapeltown and surrounding areas, who are at risk of food poverty and who have been negatively impacted physically, mentally and socially by Covid-19

Unrestricted grant over two years towards the core costs of Shantona Women's Centre, awarded under the Foundation's Domestic Abuse funding stream. Part of the Covid Recovery Fund to support charities ....more

Unrestricted grant over two years towards the core costs of Shantona Women's Centre, awarded under the Foundation's Domestic Abuse funding stream. Part of the Covid Recovery Fund to support charities to emerge from the pandemic.

Grant to Shantona Women and Family Centre

towards one year's running costs of an organisation providing a range of support for disadvantaged people impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic in Leeds

NET, Comic Relief and Children in Need will use this funding to provide: increased support to vulnerable people and hidden groups, thus reducing the burden on public services; reach local grassroots ....more

NET, Comic Relief and Children in Need will use this funding to provide: increased support to vulnerable people and hidden groups, thus reducing the burden on public services; reach local grassroots and small organisations who can provide an on-the-ground community response to the crisis; and, support local charitable organisations to mobilise volunteers to enable better targeted support in communities through empowered local groups.

Restricted funding for COVID-19 Relief (led by people of Black, Asian and/or Minority Ethnic Heritage)

To provide a safe and nurturing environment for young people and families to safely spend time together during the COVID times and to experience, learn and explore whilst making new friends without ....more

To provide a safe and nurturing environment for young people and families to safely spend time together during the COVID times and to experience, learn and explore whilst making new friends without the financial constraints of holiday poverty which they are facing

Grant to Shantona Women and Family Centre

COVID19 - This grant will fund staffing hours, room rent, admin and activity packs for young people at risk of poor mental health and feeling isolated due to Covid-19. As a result, wellbeing will ....more

COVID19 - This grant will fund staffing hours, room rent, admin and activity packs for young people at risk of poor mental health and feeling isolated due to Covid-19. As a result, wellbeing will improve.

NET, Comic Relief and Children in Need will use this funding to provide: increased support to vulnerable people and hidden groups, thus reducing the burden on public services; reach local grassroots ....more

NET, Comic Relief and Children in Need will use this funding to provide: increased support to vulnerable people and hidden groups, thus reducing the burden on public services; reach local grassroots and small organisations who can provide an on-the-ground community response to the crisis; and, support local charitable organisations to mobilise volunteers to enable better targeted support in communities through empowered local groups.

This project will provide a youth worker to support girls in Harehills experiencing social, cultural and structural barriers that prevent participation in activities. The project aims to develop ....more

This project will provide a youth worker to support girls in Harehills experiencing social, cultural and structural barriers that prevent participation in activities. The project aims to develop essential skills, empower girls and improve confidence.

Grant to Shantona Women and Family Centre

Grant to Shantona Women and Family Centre

The project will work with victims of domestic violence amongst marginalised BME women, who often become socially excluded and lonely after leaving a violent relationship, for many reasons including ....more

The project will work with victims of domestic violence amongst marginalised BME women, who often become socially excluded and lonely after leaving a violent relationship, for many reasons including community pressure, lack of confidence and skills. We will offer a range of group activities to learn new skills and build confidence to break women's fear of loneliness and enable them to lead an independent life.

This funding is for a project by and for local Bangladeshi women. The project aim is to enable these women to become more confident, independent, and resilient. It is designed to provide a range of ....more

This funding is for a project by and for local Bangladeshi women. The project aim is to enable these women to become more confident, independent, and resilient. It is designed to provide a range of supportive services, raising awareness about issues such as domestic violence, forced marriage, gender equality, and child sexual exploitation. Parenting and healthy relationships workshops will also be provided.

This project will aim to reduce isolation through participation and encourage them to reuse, recycle and stop wastage wherever it occurs in their day to day lives.

This project will aim to provide a safe and nurturing environment for young people to learn, to experience, to explore, make new friends and create happy memories.

The aim of the project is to: improve integration, encourage mutual respect by bringing people from different backgrounds and diverse culture in order to reduce the risk of developing extreme views. ....more

The aim of the project is to: improve integration, encourage mutual respect by bringing people from different backgrounds and diverse culture in order to reduce the risk of developing extreme views. This approach will improve understanding of different communities, faiths and cultures and building community resilience. Shantona will be the lead organisation and deliver this project with Orion Partners: Space2, Feel Good Factor, Zest and Makor. Currently Shantona is delivering the BSBT programme to Mothers and Daughter in three different areas of Leeds. This project will help Orion partners to bring additional capacity to community cohesion agenda, challenge extreme views, improve the delivery capacity and enhanced the integrated approach to all communities and widen the reach. There will be one project administrator, based at Shantona, with each partner having sessional workers responsible for outreach, recruitment of services users and supporting the delivery of the workshops. Sessional workers will be trained by skilled staff and facilitators for two days, prior to delivery of the workshops. The project will focus on each partner delivering 10 half day workshops within different areas and community round tablet discussions targeting diverse communities within their catchment area. All workshops will focus on common topic areas but each group will decide how they want to present and describe their findings at the follow up area community event. The workshops will use a range of engaging means to keep participants involved, this could include community film, photography, poetry, and storytelling. The community events will be facilitated for participants to share their findings from the themed workshops to a wider audience and to further widen discussions and debates amongst event audience.

The project will work with victims of domestic violence amongst marginalised BME women, who often become socially excluded and lonely after leaving a violent relationship, for many reasons including ....more

The project will work with victims of domestic violence amongst marginalised BME women, who often become socially excluded and lonely after leaving a violent relationship, for many reasons including community pressure, lack of confidence and skills. We will offer a range of group activities to learn new skills and build confidence to break women's fear of loneliness and enable them to lead an independent life.

towards three years' continuation funding of the running costs of an organisation providing support to women and families from BME backgrounds in Leeds.

towards three years' continuation funding of the running costs of an organisation in Leeds providing support to BAME women and families

Providing food for mind and body and creating everlasting happy memories.

We would like to use this funding to reduce the social isolation in South Asian older women through forming a friendship group and increasing their knowledge and understanding of other cultures ....more

We would like to use this funding to reduce the social isolation in South Asian older women through forming a friendship group and increasing their knowledge and understanding of other cultures around the world. Final report: The project chose arts and craft around the world as theme to provide activity. The purpose of these activity was to target women over the age of 50 whom are affected social isolation, low-confidence and loneliness. The project focused on traditional arts from around the world, exploring values, cultures and traditions of the countries explored through the means of arts and crafts. In addition to room-based sessions, women also had an opportunity to have four outings during the year. The project worker and volunteers visited and provided to support to women in their homes as and when required. A programme of regular outreach encouraged women to come out of their homes to meet other women from the locality and participate in the activities that mentally stimulating and engaging.

The 'Without fear' project will work with young girls and young men in East Leeds to offer support and education around child sexual exploitation and having respect for each other. Young people will ....more

The 'Without fear' project will work with young girls and young men in East Leeds to offer support and education around child sexual exploitation and having respect for each other. Young people will have increased confidence and develop life skills.

This project will deliver sports, arts and cooking activities and some trips for girls and young women living within deprived and transient areas of Leeds. The project aims to reduce isolation and ....more

This project will deliver sports, arts and cooking activities and some trips for girls and young women living within deprived and transient areas of Leeds. The project aims to reduce isolation and encourage them to take strong roles within the community.

towards three years' salary of the Project Director at an organisation providing support to women and families from BAME communities in Leeds

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the salary and on-costs of the Director