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Universal Credit #KeepTheLifeLine - Cripplegate Foundation statement

Universal Credit #KeepTheLifeLine - Cripplegate Foundation statement

Cripplegate Foundation works to bring about change that will improve the lives of Islington’s most disadvantaged residents. Our vision is of a society where everyone in Islington has the opportunity to live a rewarding life free from poverty and inequality.

Up to £5,000 available for community organisations - deadline 27 September

Up to £5,000 available for community organisations - deadline 27 September

Islington Council’s Community Chest funding is available for community groups that work with Islington residents who are experiencing poverty and/or isolation. The deadline to apply is 12pm on Monday, 27 September 2021

Quality relationships at the heart of our services

Quality relationships at the heart of our services

In winter 2015 we launched our Development Partners programme to explore how we as a funder, together with some of our funded partners could work more closely together to make a deeper impact in improving lives for Islington residents.

Mapping our grants
Our Area of Benefit

Our reach in Islington

Area of Benefit

Enriching the summer for children and young people

Enriching the summer for children and young people

We’re working with the City of London Corporation and The Mayor’s Fund for London to support a summer enrichment programme for children and young people experiencing poverty and inequality in Islington.

Catalyst

Funding Programme

Catalyst

The Catalyst Programme awards up to £500 to people on low incomes to pay for opportunities that make a difference. It is a simple, special and effective programme that can be designed to support absolutely anyone.

Development Partners: Claremont Project

Development Partners: Claremont Project

Claremont’s approach is about being seen, witnessed, listened to, celebrated and supported. It is about genuine friendship and connection. It is about mattering.

Abianda

Abianda

Abianda works with gang affected young women to build resilience.