Grant Programme
Shifting power and resource in mental health and racial justice is central to Synergi’s work. As part of this, resourced grassroots groups working in this space via our grant programme
£318,386
provided in grant funding
72
grants
awarded
61
groups
supported
Our annual grants programme aims to building relationships with funders so that grassroots work in this space is valued and resourced.
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East of England
8
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North West
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Northern Ireland
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Scotland
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The Delicate Mind C.I.C
Synergi Fund Round 2
West Midlands
The Delicate Mind is a culturally competent community support coupled with accessible mental health information for the Muslim diaspora
Purpose of Funding: To support the delivery of the Mindful Muslims peer-to-peer mental health support service in inner-city Birmingham.
Get in Touch
Contact us – The Delicate Mind
The Windrush Movement(UK)
Synergi Fund Round 1
West Midlands
The Windrush Movement (UK) supports families with battling for their status, both with the emotional impact, and with the admin involved when inputting compensation claims. They have also held engagement meetings with the Home Office, help with budgeting large pay outs and supporting bereaved families.
Location: 20 Ringlet Drive, East Leake, LE12 6XU.
Purpose of Funding: To deliver a workshop series “Madness Under Capitalism” and create a zine and exhibition showcasing workshop outputs.
Get in Touch
info@desjaddoo.org.uk
Be Active Recovery Group
Synergi Fund Round 1
Synergi Fund Round 2
West Midlands
Be Active Recovery Group are a group of long-term mental health service users who meet weekly at the Ladywood Leisure Centre (LLC) support them using a person-centred/peer-mentor model and help them to access services that can assist recovery.
Purpose of Funding: To offer individualised support to enable members to participate in group sessions and activities. They also plan to expand their initiatives, including peer-led groups and an outreach project to increase membership among the refugee community.