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

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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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Harehills Action Team

Synergi Fund Round 2
Yorkshire
Harehills Action Team (HAT) is a grassroots project in Leeds, creating spaces for local residents to lead community responses to shared issues. HAT supports racialised and minoritised communities to address and navigate the harms caused by local institutions, including the police, criminal justice system and mental health services.

Purpose of Funding: To deliver a ‘Reimagining Community Safety’ event focused on decolonial, abolitionist approaches. The event will include a panel of speakers, interactive sessions on visualising safe communities, trauma-informed healing practices, networking, and distributing resources.

Peaks of Colour

Synergi Fund Round 1
Online
Yorkshire
Peaks of Colour is a Peak District-based, nature-for-healing club. Founded on the Black/abolitionist feminist ethos’ of radical self-care and rest as resistance, they host monthly walks across classic Peak District locations, for Black + POC of all genders, abilities and needs.

Location: 20 Ringlet Drive, East Leake, LE12 6XU.

Purpose of Funding: To fund the 2023 Summer Sessions, offering new, unique experiences to meet the needs of the community. This will include a programme of walkshops (creative and holistic workshops set in nature that explore alternative, abolitionist routes to healing and justice, outside of carceral feminist models) in collaboration with leading facilitators of colour.

Get in Touch
peaksofcolour@gmail.com

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