Shared grants and Rethinking Crime & Punishment 2001

Shared grants

Animarts - £10,000
Towards the core costs of creating a national training programme for arts animateurs.
Funded jointly by Education and Arts & Heritage

Cambridge University Foundation - £70,000
Towards the salary over three years of an Assistant Education Officer for the Fitzwilliam Museum Courtyard Development which will provide a dedicated education space and new galleries.
Funded jointly by Education and Arts & Heritage

Community Music - £60,000
Towards the project costs of 'Sound Start' which re-engages with young adults who have fallen out of mainstream education and also towards musicians bursaries for 'Extra Time' which develops young artists.
Funded jointly by Education and Arts & Heritage

Escape Artists - £10,000
Towards the core costs of touring a one-man show to ten prisons and young offenders institutions.
Funded jointly by Arts & Heritage and RCP

Insight Arts Trust - £23,000
Towards the core costs over two years of the work in London to assist the rehabilitation of young offenders and young people at risk of committing crime, by providing new opportunities using the arts.
Funded jointly by Social Development and Arts & Heritage

Performing Arts Labs - £80,000
Towards the costs over three years of professional development programmes for teachers and a professional development programme for dancers.
Funded jointly by Education and Arts & Heritage

Ragged School Museum - £26,000
Towards the salary costs over one year of an Education Manager to improve and expand the Museum's community education and access initiative.
Funded jointly by Education and Arts & Heritage

Roundhouse Trust - £250,000
Towards the cost of the re-development of the Roundhouse with media technology and other facilities for developing young people's artistic potential.
Funded jointly by Education and Arts & Heritage

STERTS Arts & Environmental Centre - £30,000
Towards the salary costs of the centre manager and administrative support for one year to maintain the financial stability of the organisation and enable it to expand its programme of activities.
Funded jointly by Environment and Arts & Heritage

		Shared grants total value:	£559,000
		total number:	9

Rethinking Crime & Punishment

Catholic Agency for Social Concern - £85,000
Towards the cost over two years of a criminal justice worker to raise awareness of restorative justice across the Christian denominations.

Children's Rights Alliance for England - £25,000
Towards the cost of an accessible compilation report on the treatment and care of young offenders in England.

Henley Management College - £51,100
Towards the cost of research into how the reputation of alternatives to prison can be improved with sentencers and the broader public.

Justice - £122,000
Towards the costs of a major inquiry into what scope there is for restorative justice to play a greater role in the criminal justice system.

Magistrates' Association - £25,000
Towards the costs of developing the 'Community Penalties Project' aimed at increasing knowledge of, and confidence in, community penalties such as probation and community service.

Payback - £19,975
Towards the costs of evaluating the campaign to reduce the use of prison for non-violent offenders and to create an evaluation toolkit for other criminal justice campaigners.

Prison Reform Trust - £40,500
Towards the cost of research into the reasons magistrates and judges send offenders to prison and what alternatives they think would reduce the need to pass such sentences.

Restorative Justice Consortium - £92,246
Towards the cost of disseminating key facts about crime and the criminal justice system and raising the level of debate among MPs, trade unions and professional bodies and local voluntary organisations.


Grants approved up to £10,000

Bourne Trust - £9,080
Catholic Agency for Social Concern - £3,475
Centre for Crime and Justice Studies - £2,025
Children Law UK - £1,000
Children Law UK - £6,000
Payback - £9,800
South Bank University - £7,500

		RCP Grants total value:	£499,701
		total number:	15

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