A decision on the outcome of the RRRI fund has finally been made.
The Scottish Government Equality Unit’s Race, Religion and Refugee Integration funding stream is designed to improve the lives of minority ethnic and faith communities in Scotland, including refugees, asylum seekers, migrant workers and Gypsies/Travellers.
£5.5m funding has been made available from 1 July 2008 to 31 March 2011 for a range of projects working in the race and faith equality and refugee integration field. Voluntary Action Fund (VAF) will monitor and manage the grant scheme and will provide a package of support to the organisations receiving funding. This ensures that as well as receiving funding the projects are supported in a way that allows them to build capacity and share learning.
The projects awarded funding under the Race, Religion and Refugee Integration Fund and the total amount they will receive over the 3 year funding period are outlined below.
For more information, see the Voluntary Action Fund website
Recipient |
Amount Awarded |
Highland Diversity Project – Inverness Citizens Advice Bureau
|
£80,000 |
Community Law Centre – Govan Law Centre Trust
|
£244,000
|
“Me Included” – Multi Ethnic Aberdeen Ltd (MEAL)
|
£165,000 |
Happy to Translate’ Logo – Trust Housing Association (Edinburgh)
|
£36,566 |
Bridging the Gap (Glasgow)
|
£186,000 |
Minority Communities Service Development Project – Dumfries and Galloway Citizens Advice Service
|
£68,670 |
Workplace ESOL Project – Glasgow ESOL Forum
|
£185,000
|
Black Community Skills Project – Skillnet Edinburgh |
£250,000 |
Integration and Orientation programme – Integrating Toryglen Community Ltd
|
£165,000 |
Ladders to employability and integration – Bridges Programme (Glasgow)
|
£245,000 |
Integration Network – Maryhill Integration Network
|
£190,000
|
Asylum Seeker & Refugee Project – Maryhill Citizens Advice Bureau
|
£187,000 |
Good Community Relations Project – West of Scotland Race Equality Council
|
£240,000 |
Govanhill Together – Crossroads Youth and Community Association
|
£160,000 |
Race and Religion Relations Support Service – Dundee Citizens Advice Bureau
|
£109,000 |
Empowering Youth: Future Leaders – Scottish Islamic Foundation (Glasgow) |
£190,000
|
Connecting and Empowering Communities – Scottish Council of Jewish Communities (Glasgow)
|
£100,000 |
Inter-Faith Development Project – Edinburgh Interfaith Association
|
£190,000 |
National Development Programme (Phase 2) – Minority Ethnic Carers of Older People (MECOPP) (Edinburgh)
|
£195,000 |
Youth – Faith Exploration Services – Youth Community Support Agency (YCSA) (Glasgow)
|
£190,000 |
Volunteer & Learning Development Project – Greater Pollok Integration Network (GPIN) |
£130,000 |
Improving Access For All – Ethnic Minorities Law Centre (Glasgow/ Edinburgh)
|
£236,000 |
Gypsy/Traveller Advice and Support Project – Gypsy Traveller Education and Information Project (Aberdeen)
|
£105,000 |
Women & Children’s Project – Legal Services Agency (Glasgow)
|
£27,000
|
Festival of Spirituality and Peace – Church of St john the Evangelist (Edinburgh)
|
£130,000 |
Empowering individuals media skills – Awaz FM (Glasgow)
|
£190,000 |
Partners in Mental Health – Saheliya (Edinburgh)
|
£165,000
|
One Workplace Equal Rights Project – STUC (Glasgow)
|
£165,000
|
New Migrants Action Project – Positive Action in Housing (Glasgow)
|
£160,000 |
Family Counselling, Mediation & Advocacy project – Amina (Glasgow)
|
£126,000 |
DIWC Integration Project – Dundee International Women’s Centre
|
£160,000 |
3R Project – Young Scot (Edinburgh)
|
£330,000 |
Building Partnerships Work – Scottish Alliance of Racial Equality Councils (working through Central Racial Equality Council, Edinburgh and Lothians REC, Grampian REC and West of Scotland REC) |
£330,000 |
TOTAL |
£5,625,236 |
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