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Redbridge Council gives £886,565 to London Councils who give this money to voluntary and community organisations to deliver their services to residents in Redbridge. The organisations who received part of this money are below:

Safer Communities

Community Safety Advisory Service provide a new service to BAMER (Black, Asian, Minority, Ethnic and Refugee), LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender) and other disadvantaged groups who are disproportionately affected by crime in London.
Ashiana Network provides domestic violence education and preventative initiatives to help children and young people to defuse conflict and reduce violence, particularly gender-based violence.
ELBWO offers services to women and their children who have or are experiencing domestic violence or sexual abuse.
Women and Network provides telephone advice, information and support to women who have experienced any form of gendered violence.
Women in Prison supports and campaigns for women offenders and ex-offenders.
Women’s Aid & Refuge provides Freephone 24 Hour National Domestic Violence Helpline.

Environment

Consider the Environment promotes energy efficiency, use of renewable energy & water conservation.

Health, Care and Well-being

The Mapesbury Clinic provides multi-lingual and culturally sensitive counselling and psychotherapy service free to refugees and asylum seekers in the east London Boroughs. To find out more about the service contact: 020 7644 6250.
The Women's Therapy Centre provides psychotherapy for women by women who may be suffering from: eating disorders; trauma; domestic violence; childhood sexual abuse or self-harming.
Age Concern London provides training tool, campaigns; advice and development support to the borough Older People's Forums and provides a range of activities to support individual older people from particular disadvantaged communities (London-wide: BAME communities, LGBT older people and disabled older people).
Stonewall Housing provides supported housing, advice and advocacy for the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender communities in London.

Skills and Opportunities

Clean Break offers arts-based education and training for women ex-offenders and women at risk of offending due to drug or alcohol use.
Communication ID provides Deaf and Interpreting Awareness Training.
Free to Air Project aims to address the under-representation within the cultural sector of artists and communities from ethnically diverse backgrounds.
Pathways to Citizenship helps build and develop the capacity of projects and organizations that work with young Muslims between the ages of 12-19.
Sounds Connections aims to increase access to music opportunities for disadvantaged young people.