Bristol City

Children/young People

Elderly/old People

People With Disabilities

The General Public/mankind

General Charitable Purposes

Education/training

The Prevention Or Relief Of Poverty

Economic/community Development/employment

over one year as continuation funding towards the core costs of an organisation offering training and work experience to disadvantaged adults and young people, and other community services, in Knowle West, Bristol

The Tudor Trust

Grant to Re:Work

COVID19 : purchase IT equipment for a charity that works with youth and education in Bristol

The Clothworkers Foundation

Grant to Re:work Limited

Improving support for disadvantaged children and young people

The Grocers' Charity

2020 R3 Memorial - Re:work Ltd

The Dulverton Trust

Solutions for re:store

Towards Project costs Towards costs associated with piloting the Re:work Your Home initiative with vulnerable families in Bristol.

Esmée Fairbairn Foundation

Grant to Re:work Ltd

towards three years' salary of the Training Coordinator at a project providing work experience placements for disadvantaged young people in a deprived area of Bristol

The Henry Smith Charity

To deliver a pilot employability project for unemployed adults who have significant barriers preventing them for working.

Lloyds Bank Foundation for England and Wales

Grant to Re: Work Ltd

The group will use the funding to offer advice and support to local people in managing their finances and mental wellbeing. The project aims to improve people's knowledge and skills to manage their time and money, improving their wellbeing as a result.

The National Lottery Community Fund

Re:focus

For a contribution towards the student placement programme, which offers work based training and education to young people who are not in school.

Quartet Community Foundation

As requested by the donor towards Re:work's support of young people under 18 who are excluded from school, are at risk of exclusion or face other barriers in mainstream education by offering volunteering and work experience opportunities. A smaller number of adults under thirty are helped into work, training or volunteering.

Towards: . strengthening the governance of the charity . improving communication to internal and external stakeholders . continuing our involvement in the Knowle West Alliance (KWA)

(2020) Vision for re:work

To ensure people living without reliable and usable internet connections, in the Filwood and Knowle wards are able to access the support they need during the Covid Crisis.

Toward the cost of continuing the re:draught scheme by providing heat surveys for 10 households and energy efficiency advice to a separate 50 households in the Knowle West area.

re:draught

The third year payment of a three year award from the Henry Smith Charity towards salary and on costs of a Training Coordinator at a project providing work experience placements to young people.

Toward equipment, resources and storage for the Filwood volunteer gardeners work aiming to improve the appearance of the Filwood area.

Phase 2 - Filwood Boulevard

As requested by the donor towards advancing education among the residents of South Bristol, particularly among young people and the unemployed.

To update our IT systems of this organisation that provides education and training support for people in the Filwood area of Bristol.

re:work ltd

Toward the cost of training two staff members to be Domestic Energy Assessors, to provide energy efficiency advice and support for homes in Knowle West and to recruit and support five new local volunteers in building their understanding and ambition surrounding energy production and use.

To continue the 're:draught' scheme, engaging with residents in Knowle West to help them reduce their energy bills using surveys, and providing small building repairs and improvements.