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Funding -Faith and Race Hate Crime-Deadline 17th April
Information from HEAR Equality and Human Rights Network
Funding from Department of Housing, Communities and Local Government:
NB Short deadline
The 2020 to 2021 Faith, Race and Hate Crime Grant scheme is now open for applications from established community organisations and charities to carry out projects that meet at least one of the following aims:
- To promote shared values among people of all backgrounds through sustainable social integration and meaningful civic participation.
- To effectively tackle and prevent religiously and racially discriminatory behaviour and those acting against others because of their faith or race.
Applications for funding will remain open until 17 April 2020.
Faith, Race and Hate Crime Grant scheme 2020 to 2021
Guidance for charities and community interest companies to submit bids for funding from the 2020 to 2021 Faith, Race and Hate Crime Grant scheme.
For information on New Emergency Fund for Immediate Support for Homeless Londoners and Ubele Petition: Impact of Covid19 on BAME Commmunities with the HEAR newsletter page
A message of support from David Dangoor DL, Chair of HM Lord-Lieutenant of Greater London’s Faith Council
Dear member of the London Faith & Belief Community Awards network,
In these uncertain times, London’s diverse faith and belief institutions are facing unprecedented challenges that impact their spiritual, pastoral and social work. However, we are also witnessing an unsurprising upsurge in good will and neighbourly love. This is a moment in our history when London’s gratitude for the work of faith and belief communities across London, on whom so many now depend, will really be felt.
As a recipient of recognition through the London Faith & Belief Community Awards, your work is ever more important and I am certain you are doing everything within your power to support those in your local communities and religious communities, especially the elderly, most isolated and vulnerable. On behalf of Sir Ken Olisa, Her Majesty’s Lord-Lieutenant of Greater London, I want to thank you for your selfless acts of charity and for inspiring hope across the Capital.
I attach a letter to Deputy Lieutenants from Her Majesty’s Lord-Lieutenant of Greater London which he has asked me to share with you, as well as a message from the Queen.
With best wishes for the health and safety of you and your loved ones.
David Dangoor
Chair of HM Lord-Lieutenant of Greater London’s Council on Faith