Charity stories
Ripon Community Link: building resilience
Ripon Community Link supports adults and young people with learning disabilities with day care activities and supported work-based opportunities.
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Mojatu Foundation: bringing people together
‘Mojatu’ loosely translates as ‘togetherness’ in Swahili and the charity is living up to its name by cultivating an inclusive community space alongside specialist support.
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Brynawel House: helping people find joy in recovery
Brynawel House is a residential rehabilitation centre for adults with addictions. They also offer a specialist residential programme for adults with alcohol-related brain damage (ARBD).
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Ella's: supporting survivors of modern slavery
Ella’s provides housing and support for survivors of trafficking and sexual exploitation. Minke van Til, Co-Director, shares about the impact of the Foundation’s funding and support on the women they work with.
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Amazing Grace Spaces
Amazing Grace Spaces is dedicated to supporting women out of homelessness and achieving recovery.
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Gateway into the Community
Gateway into the Community believes everyone deserves to reach their potential. CEO Julia Ferguson explains how the unrestricted grant and development support from Lloyds Bank Foundation enabled the charity to continue to tailor its offer to meet the needs of people with a learning disability and remain at the heart of the local community.
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Triangular
Triangular provides a holistic approach to advice and guidance to asylum seekers, migrants, and refugees from all over the world, whether it's support with language, housing, volunteering, employability, or broader wellbeing.
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PHOEBE
PHOEBE supports around 350 women a year, providing specialist information, education, advocacy and counselling to survivors of female genital mutilation, human trafficking, and domestic violence.
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The Harbour Project
The Harbour Project offers wrap-around support all in one building to refugees and asylum seekers. They receive funding through Lloyds Bank Foundation to support people with practical advice, and the asylum process.
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Transform Grant Funding Programmes
In 2017, Lloyds Bank Foundation England and Wales established the Transform grants programme with the aim of influencing policy and strengthing infrastructure and innovation in the domestic and sexual abuse sector, investing £1.6m to fund 16 projects.
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Through unrestricted funding, support to develop, and influencing policy and practice we help small and local charities thrive, communities grow stronger, and people overcome complex issues and barriers so they can transform their lives.
