Funders/Partners
HSMP is fortunate to be supported and assisted by a wide range
of Funding organisations, Foundations and Grant-making Trusts.
We would like to thank all our funders and hope we continue to
develop a lasting and productive relationship with you all.
Our Funders
City Bridge Trust
The City Bridge Trust is an independent charitable scheme
set up to benefit the inhabitants of Greater London. With
support from the Corporation of London, Bridge House Estates
who maintain the City’s bridges, set up a trust fund
to distribute its surplus money to local charities and initiatives.
The trust provides grants for the provision of transport
for elderly and disabled people as well as other charitable
purposes. For more information visit the City Bridge Trust
website at www.bridgehousegrants.org.uk |
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Mercers' Company
The Mercers' Company is a charitable organisation, supporting
a wide variety of educational and social causes. For more
information, visit the Mercer's Company website at www.mercers.co.uk |
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Our Partners
Connexions London East
Connexions is the government's support service for all
young people aged 13 to 19 in England. The service aims
to provide integrated advice, guidance and access to personal
development opportunities for this group and to help them
make a smooth transition to adulthood and working life.
Connexions joins up the work of six government Departments
and their agencies and organisations on the ground, together
with private and voluntary sector groups and youth and careers
services. It brings together all the services and support
young people need during their teenage years. For more information
please visit the website at www.lecp.net.
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East London Business Alliance
ELBA facilitates companies in their community involvement
programmes helping bring the time, skills and expertise
of their employees to work with partners in the public,
community and voluntary sectors in tackling key issues locally.
The organisation acts as a broker for employee volunteering
and runs a range of schemes that are both flexible and accessible
to employees and companies. ELBA seeks to create sustainable
partnerships with local community organisations resulting
in the pooling of ideas, skills and experience.
They operate in the City and the London Boroughs of Hackney,
Newham, Tower Hamlets, Barking & Dagenham, Redbridge
and Havering. To find out more visit the ELBA website at
www.elba-1.org.uk.
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The Learning Trust
The Learning Trust delivers educational services to adult
learners and over 27,000 pupils in more than 70 schools,
nurseries, and play centres in the London Borough of Hackney.
The Learning Trust, the UK's first private, and importantly,
not-for profit company to take over the responsibility of
running all education services for an entire borough. The
Learning Trust is a not-for-profit organisation that runs
a council’s complete educational portfolio. Since
it’s inception, The Learning Trust has been making
steady improvement in raising educational standards in Hackney.
For further information visit The Learning Trust website
at www.learningtrust.co.uk. |
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