Agenda item

Age UK Kensington & Chelsea

£2,000 to match CEP funding towards the wage costs of 1 Apprentice for 1 year. The national minimum wage must be paid.

Al-Manaar, the Muslim Cultural Heritage Centre

£2,200 (5.5 days @£400 per day) to provide an eco-audit.

Artsadmin

£1,985 to fund an access audit for Artsadmin at Toynbee Studios.

Holy Trinity Eltham

£2,200 (5.5 days) to provide an eco-audit.

A New Direction London Limited

£2,000 to match CEP funding towards the wage costs of 1 Apprentice for 1 year. The national minimum wage must be paid.

Newham Asian Women's Project (NAWP)

£2,600 (6.5 days) to provide an eco-audit.

PCC of St Margaret & St Clement Ilford

£2,200 (5.5 days @£400 per day) to provide an eco-audit.

St Vedast-alias-Foster

£1,000 for the cost of commissioning an independent access audit.

Institute for Voluntary Action Research (IVAR)

£5,000 towards the costs of the 2015 Evaluation Roundtable organised and led by the Institute for Voluntary Action Research

Stepping Stones

Deptford Reach

£50,000 to enable Deptford Reach to work with Social Finance over 12 months to enable it to receive the intermediary support necessary to raise social investment for the re-development of Deptford Reach.

Enabling Enterprise

£40,000 over 18 months towards Enabling Enterprise's work to measure and report the outcomes of its work.

Forest Farm Peace Garden

£12,600 over 12 months towards the development of business plans and fundraising for the East London Growers initiative, run by Forest Farm Peace Garden.

Meanwhile Space CIC

£49,500 over 18 months to build Meanwhile Space's capacity to provide incubator accommodation to small enterprises on affordable and flexible terms.

Media Trust

£50,000 over 12 months towards a marketing and business development programme, which will allow the Media Trust to explore opportunities for earned income and the potential to take on social investment.

Providence Row

£48,200 over 12 months for a full-time Business Development Officer and overhead costs to work on plans for Providence Row's bakery and room hire business.

Pure Leapfrog

£20,000 towards the cost of implementing loan-fund procedures and documentation for Pure Leapfrog's new community energy fund.

Federation of London Youth Clubs

£50,000 over 12 months to develop social investment financing plans for London Youth’s “Build It” programme for young people in the construction trades.

Communities Into Training and Employment

£49,500 over 12 months for work to design and implement improvements to CITE's information management systems and customer relationship database.

Investing for Good CIC

£45,000 over 18 months towards the development of an innovative Charity Bond Platform which will help raise social investment for smaller charities to enhance their social outcomes. Funding would cover the costs of a new staff position.

National Zakat Foundation

£16,900 over 12 months for the development of NZF's investment model, with the balance of funding raised in the form of pro bono support.

Women's Resource Centre

£25,000 over 6 months towards the preparation of a business case for a third sector Women's Building.

CTU Community Project

£50,000 over 6 months towards the funding of intermediary support provided by Social Finance to create a business plan and financial model, and raise working capital and development finance to fund initial costs of regenerating a permanent site in Camden for CTU Community Project’s Collective initiative.

Action Tutoring

£50,000 over 18 months for work to improve tutor materials and training resources, recruitment of a Programme Coordinator, and improvements to the way in which pupil outcomes are monitored.

Age Concern Havering

£46,000 over 12 months towards work which will help Tapestry improve its monitoring and measurement of impacts, formulate a social investment model, and modernise its human resource infrastructure.

Cardboard Citizens

£49,700 to enable Cardboard Citizens to develop its business modelling, in order to expand its training programme for external agencies.

Tower Hamlets Community Transport

£49,200 towards the pilot of an online marketplace for community transport, in order to bring the concept to a stage where it is ready for social investment and to be scaled up (on condition that signed audited accounts for 2013/14 are provided).