Street Pastors, Street Angels and Similar Organisations Fund 2020/21
The Commissioner values the work of the volunteers who engage and support vulnerable people within the night time economy and has therefore allocated £30,000 to support the work of Street Pastors, Street Angels and similar organisations.
To apply for funding from the Street Pastors, Street Angels and similar organisations Fund please complete and return the application form to Steffani.Hull@lancashire-pcc.gov.uk by 9am on Monday 14th December 2020.
Street Pastors, Street Angels and Similar Organisations 2019/20
The Commissioner allocated £25,000 for the work of Street Pastors, Street Angels and similar organisations. During the night-time economy, the volunteers engage, care and listen to members of the public. For example, supplying drinks and blankets to vulnerable people. Details of the successful applicants are listed below:
- £7,000 – Blackpool and Fylde Street Angels
- £5,000 – Chorley Street Pastors
- £3,000 – Lancaster Street Pastors
- £10,000 – Preston & South Ribble Street Pastors
Street Pastors, Street Angels and Similar Organisations 2017/18
The Commissioner allocated £25,000 for the work of Street Pastors, Street Angels and similar organisations. During the night-time economy, the volunteers engage, care and listen to members of the public. For example, supplying drinks and blankets to vulnerable people. Details of the successful applicants are listed below:
- £6,500 – Blackpool and Fylde Street Angels
- £5,000 – Chorley Street Pastors
- £2,500 – Lancaster Street Pastors
- £1,000 – Ormskirk Street Pastors
- £10,000 – Preston & South Ribble (North) Street Pastors
Street Pastors, Street Angels and Similar Organisations 2016/17
The Commissioner allocated £20,000 for the work of Street Pastors, Street Angels and similar organisations. Details of the successful applicants are listed below:
- £10,000 – Preston & South Ribble Street Pastors
- £5,000 – Chorley Street Pastors
- £5,000 – Blackpool and Fylde Street Angels
Child Sexual Abuse Support Fund
The Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner was responsible for administering £160,000 of Home Office Funding fro the Child Sexual Abuse (CSA) Support Fund.
This fund was designed to aid non-statutory organisations who had seen an increase in demand for services as a result of the child sexual abuse inquiry and aimed to provide grant funding to enable them to increase capacity to support victims.
The Commissioner agreed to contribute another £40,000 to the fund meaning a total of £200,000 was available. Details of the successful applicants are listed below:
- £35,482.00 – Trust House
- £27,880.89 – Horizon
- £29,582.00 – Fylde Coast Women’s Aid
- £17,600.00 – Lancashire Women’s Centre
- £30,241.52 – The Liberty Centre
- £28,540.00 – The Birchall Trust
