Client List

The Red Hen Project

The Red Hen Project works in a deprived area of Cambridge supporting children and their families to overcome barriers to learning. The issues covered include parenting, behaviour management, physical and mental health issues, bullying, low self-esteem, family break ups, bereavement, child protection issues and domestic violence. They also offer a breakfast club at which they provide a healthy meal and social interaction in a safe environment at the start of the day.

•  Bid Writing

Pursuing Independent Paths (PIP)

PIP extends independence and choice to people with learning disabilities. They are committed to encouraging and empowering people with disabilities to reach their full potential. PIP offers a flexible and dynamic range of services, including accredited training and education, travel training, independent living skills, social and emotional development, employment skills and work placements, and support into mainstream education. All of PIP’s activities focus on promoting choice, participation and independence.

• Grant Funder Research
• Bid Writing
• Strategic Development & Governance

King's Hedges Primary School

King's Hedges Primary School (King's Hedges Educational Federation) is situated on the outskirts of Cambridge and provides education for children aged 3-11 years. The school aims to provide a stimulating environment where children are challenged and well motivated. They provide a range of extra curricular activities for the children. 

• Bid Review 

Crossroads Counselling

The Equal Rights Trust

The Equal Rights Trust is an independent international organisation whose purpose is to combat discrimination and promote equality as a fundamental human right and a basic principle of social justice. Established as an advocacy organisation, resource centre and a think tank, it focuses on the complex and complementary relationship between different types of discrimination, developing strategies for translating the principles of equality into practice.

Headland Future

Headland Future is a registered charity based in Hartlepool, providing a range of services to children, young people and families for the benefit of those aged primarily 8-25 years. Over the past few years the organisation has more than doubled it’s services and currently operates a youth work project, young fathers support project, emotional literacy courses and family learning interventions.

• Bid Review 

Housing for Women

Housing for Women, based in London, is both a Registered Charity and a Housing Association. Housing for Women provides emergency accommodation and support service for women fleeing domestic violence and assisting them to move on to long term tenancies. Children caught up in such a situation need specialist support

Paull Village Enhancement Project

Harrow Churches Housing Association

Harrow Churches Housing Association (HCHA) was formed in 1967 when the Churches of Harrow combined their efforts to respond to the housing needs of older people in the borough. Since then, the Association has continued on its chosen path of serving the needs of people in Harrow and has grown steadily in doing so. This growth has accelerated since the introduction of housing plus support provision for the borough’s young, single homeless population. 

Sheltered Housing provided by HCHA is specially designed housing for people aged 60 years and over, and is generally arranged in small, low-rise blocks of flats. It offers older people the opportunity to live in a community of people from a similar age group, where their independence can be maintained or improved.

•  Grant Funder Research
• Bid Writing 

Hamble Lifeboat