Common Contracts
14 similar Grant Agreement contracts
GRANT AGREEMENTGrant Agreement • July 10th, 2024
the Crown through the Home Office’s Interpersonal Abuse Unit whose principal address is at 2 Marsham Street, London SW1P 4DF (the “Authority”)
GRANT AGREEMENTGrant Agreement • June 28th, 2024
GRANT AGREEMENTGrant Agreement • June 17th, 2024
GRANT AGREEMENT between THE SECRETARY OF STATE FOR THE HOME DEPARTMENT and [INSERT NAME OF RECIPIENT] POLICE AND CRIME PANEL BEST PRACTICE HUB FOR THE PERIOD [INSERT DATE] TO 31 MARCH 2026Grant Agreement • May 16th, 2024
The Secretary of State for the Home Department acting on behalf of the Crown through the Home Office’s Police Strategy and Reform Unit whose principal address is at 2 Marsham Street, London SW1P 4DF (the “Authority”)
GRANT AGREEMENTGrant Agreement • February 15th, 2024
Scheme Description: The Home Office (the “Authority”) intends to provide grant funding to a single eligible project within the budget of £250,000 of Official Development Assistance, inclusive of irreclaimable VAT, to improve reintegration outcomes for survivors of modern slavery as fully detailed in Schedule 1 and Annex D (the “Purpose”).
GRANT AGREEMENTGrant Agreement • December 8th, 2023
Scheme Description: This project is intended to increase the use of Drug Testing on Arrest across police forces in England and Wales, seeking to expand its use where possible to ensure it is fit for purpose as fully detailed in Schedule 1 and Annex D (the “Purpose”).
GRANT AGREEMENTGrant Agreement • August 8th, 2023
Scheme Description: The ASB Action Plan was published on 27th March 2023, a key part of HMG’s Levelling Up agenda, specifically the missions to improve pride of place and to reduce crime. As part of the Action Plan, the Government announced a suite of initiatives to tackle ASB locally. This includes the ASB hotspot response which initially involves 10 police force areas in 2023/24 piloting ASB hotspot approaches ahead of wider rollout.
GRANT AGREEMENTGrant Agreement • May 25th, 2023
Scheme Description: To support the delivery of interventions for domestic abuse perpetrators, as fully detailed in Schedule 1 and Annex D (the “Purpose”).
GRANT AGREEMENTGrant Agreement • May 4th, 2023
GRANT AGREEMENTGrant Agreement • December 21st, 2022
Scheme Description: To provide interventions for domestic abuse perpetrators as fully detailed in Schedule 1 and Annex D (the “Purpose”).
GRANT AGREEMENTGrant Agreement • December 21st, 2022
Scheme Description: To provide interventions for domestic abuse perpetrators as fully detailed in Schedule 1 and Annex D (the “Purpose”).
GRANT AGREEMENTGrant Agreement • August 15th, 2022
Scheme Description: To provide interventions for domestic abuse perpetrators as fully detailed in Schedule 1 and Annex D (the “Purpose”).
GRANT AGREEMENTGrant Agreement • August 15th, 2022
Scheme Description: To provide interventions for domestic abuse perpetrators as fully detailed in Schedule 1 and Annex D (the “Purpose”).
GRANT AGREEMENT between THE SECRETARY OF STATE FOR THE HOME DEPARTMENTGrant Agreement • June 9th, 2021
This scheme originated in 2014 to provide funding to local authorities to support resettled Afghan staff locally engaged by the British Armed Forces and the UK Government in Afghanistan. This continuation of the Scheme provides for new arrivals including spouses and children of those that have already been resettled. Local authorities will provide an initial package of support and assistance to help them adjust to life in the UK and will be provided with funding at set rates.
