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Outline of today

Young Londoners Fund Round two information session www.london.gov.uk/young-londoners-fund #YoungLondonersFund. Outline of today. Introducing the Fund 2. Your YLF Local Network 3. Round One Feedback 4. Successful Project Presentation Break 5. Using Flexigrant

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Outline of today

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  1. Young Londoners FundRound two information sessionwww.london.gov.uk/young-londoners-fund#YoungLondonersFund

  2. Outline of today Introducing the Fund 2. Your YLF Local Network 3. Round One Feedback 4. Successful Project Presentation Break 5. Using Flexigrant 6. Peer Outreach Team Presentation 7. Local Young People 8. Next Steps and Support

  3. Young Londoners Fund Helping children and young people aged 10 to 21 to fulfil their potential, particularly those at risk of getting caught up in crime. It will support a range of education, sport, cultural and other activities. This year £15m is available to support projects working with children and young people. Last year (2018) 105 organisations were awarded grants, totally £15.6m.

  4. Aims

  5. Who can apply Your organisation must be legally constituted Your annual grant proposed must not be more than 50 per cent of last year’s annual turnover of your organisation Your lead applicant must be able to provide audited/examined accounts You must have a proven track record in the work your organisation does You must have expertise and / or experience in delivering the kind of work set out in your proposal You should have or commit to working towards the London Youth Quality Mark & Project Oracle Validation Standard 1

  6. London Youth Quality Mark The Quality Mark is a quality assurance framework. It has been designed to establish a recognised level of quality across any group/organisation that is delivering youth work. The Bronze level focuses on policies and procedures, such as safeguarding, health and safety, data protection and equality and diversity. Project Oracle Validation Project Oracle standards look at validating your impact measurement and evaluation approaches and tools – helping you understand what difference you are making. Level 1 Validation focuses on your Theory of Change and Evaluation Plan.

  7. Funding available

  8. Who the YLF funding supports

  9. Project activities • Creative proposals which include activities you think can make the most difference to young people • Based on evidence of what works • Young people must be involved in the project design and delivery • Working with other services and community groups that support young people • Supporting parents and families too

  10. Creative proposals which include activities you think can make the most difference to young people • Based on evidence of what works • Young people must be involved in the project design and delivery • We want to see projects that work with other services and community groups that support young people. Larger grant funded projects should incorporate a multi-agency approach into their delivery. • Parents and carers are important too. We are interested in projects that support families who have children with complex needs. Project activities

  11. Outputs and outcomes Mandatory Young Londoner Fund Output Number of young people who start and complete activity Outcomes What will change for the young people you are supporting and how will you measure that change?

  12. Application window

  13. Your YLF Local Network<<Insert local network organisation(s)>>

  14. Local networks

  15. Local networks We are your local network covering Westminster and Kensington and Chelsea If you have any questions your contact is Helen Mann helen@ywfoundation.com We will be running an additional support session on the afternoon of Thursday 13th June 2.30 to 5pm at our offices in Wardour street Soho registration on Eventbrite on our website In order to give you more context about issues in our two boroughs we have representatives here from WCC and RBKC council .

  16. Round One Feedback

  17. Round one grants Funded projects can be found at https://data.london.gov.uk/dataset/young-londoners-fund-projects and are mapped across London in the Round 2 Prospectus. 

  18. City Hall Scale-Up Projects

  19. Feedback on round one applications Examples of high quality applications and Applicant Feedback are available online.

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