The following grants have been awarded by the Commissioner in previous years. Click here for the current year’s grants.
2023/24 Grants Scheme
Two main funding streams feature in the grants awards in 2023/24:
- Small Grants Scheme and Community Safety Partnerships Priority Fund
- Road Safety Fund
The Police and Crime Commissioner has funded schemes which support the overarching themes of prevention and diversion.
Find out more about each of the funded projects for 2023/24
2022/23 Grants Scheme
A total of £539,175 has been awarded to 62 community projects split across general grants, road safety grants and Community Safety Partnerships. All of the latest grant awards are for initiatives and interventions which aims to ‘reduce crime, support victims and make communities safer’ in Warwickshire.
Read the full list of grants for 2022/23
2021/22 Grants Scheme
A total of £1,017,772 is being distributed through the Commissioner’s Grants Scheme to projects across the following areas:
- Direct awards to existing community safety initiatives
- Small grants
- Domestic abuse victim support grants
- Reducing reoffending grants
- Sport, youth diversion and youth justice grants
- Community Safety Partnership funding
- Road Safety Fund
Read the full list of grants for 2021/22
2020/21 Grants Scheme
A total of £1,055,814 is being distributed through the Commissioner’s Grants Scheme to projects, with funding confirmed more than a month earlier than usual in order to ensure financial support is readily in place for organisations supporting the most vulnerable through the current Covid-19 coronavirus crisis.
All of the latest grants awards are for initiatives which support the ambitions of the Police and Crime Plan for Warwickshire, either enabling improved community safety, providing initiatives for children and young people or services for victims of crime, including people suffering domestic abuse and those exposed to fraud and cybercrime.
Read the full list of grants for 2020-21
Covid-19 funding
2020/21 Recovery Fund
A Covid-19 Recovery Fund was launched in 2020 by Warwickshire Police and Crime Commissioner Philip Seccombe to help provide an additional cash boost to organisations working to improve community safety and help the most vulnerable.
It came as many across the charitable and voluntary sector have been faced with a double hit of reduced or curtailed opportunities to raise money while also needing to fund technology to support home-working or to meet increased demand for their support.
Applications for bids for grants of up to £5,000 or donations of £1,000 were opened in June 2020 and more than £50,000 was awarded to a range of groups across Warwickshire.
Read the announcement of the funding awards
View a full list of grants and donations
COVID-19 funding for domestic abuse and sexual violence support services
Charities and other organisations supporting victims of domestic abuse and sexual violence benefited from more than £218,000 in emergency funding in 2020.
It follows a bidding process organised by the Commissioner’s office to allocate Warwickshire’s portion of national emergency funding made available by the Ministry of Justice (MoJ).
The grants helped meet the additional costs registered charities or social enterprise incurred while adapting their services during the pandemic and to meet the additional demand for help from victims which was expected to occur as lockdown restrictions were eased and people were more readily able to ask for help.
Six bids for funding were judged to have met the MoJ’s criteria and have been awarded funding as follows:
- £35,030 – Family Intervention Counselling Service (domestic abuse services funding)
- £58,919 – Refuge (domestic abuse services funding)
- £48,000 – Insight Services (Formerly DACS) (domestic abuse services funding)
- £11,359 – Parenting Project (domestic abuse services funding)
- £28,930 – RoSA (sexual violence services funding)
- £35,926 – Safeline (sexual violence services funding).
The funding is to cover the period from the beginning of lockdown on 24 March through to 31 October 2020.
2019/20 Grants Scheme
Projects to keep communities safe, deter re-offending and divert young people away from anti-social behaviour are among the schemes in Warwickshire being given a £1 million boost from this year’s grants.
It is the third year that the Commissioner has made funding available to county organisations through his grants scheme and this year sees a number of new projects receiving funding alongside some which are receiving repeat awards. In total £1,035,913 is being awarded in grants or smaller donations.
To see a full list of organisations receiving funding, please click the link below:
Commissioner’s Grants Scheme 2019-20
