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Prevent funding allocations 2009-10 / 2010-11

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Wednesday, 18 November 2009 13:32

 Paul Goodman MP (pictured), the member of the House who has been assiduous in questioning CLG ministers on the allocations of Prevent funding to Muslim groups continues his probing with questions over allocations for the period 2009-2010 and 2010-2011.

From Hansard we learn the names of groups and projects that have and will benefit from the Community Leadership Fund and Prevent funding, and to what extent, during this year and next. Tables reproduced below:

Mr. Paul Goodman:  To ask the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government pursuant to the answer of 23 April 2009,  Official Report, column 872W, on community relations: finance, how much funding each organisation will receive from the Community Leadership Fund in  (a) 2009-10 and  (b) 2010-11. [297546]

Mr. Malik: The Community Leadership Fund allocations for 2009-10 and 2010-11 broken down by organisation are as follows:

Organisation   2009-10 (£) 2010-11 (£)
Al-Khoei Foundation   30,000.00 0
Al-Manaar   50,000.00 50,000.00
Ashram Housing Association   100,000.00 50,000.00
Bold Creative   60,000.00 70,000.00
Bradford Police Club   30,000.00 30,000.00
British Muslim Forum   13,495 0
Business in the Community   50,000.00 0
Chiltern District Council   3,000.00 0
Citizenship Foundation   50,000.00 40,000.00
Dervish Arts   20,000.00 0
Ethnic Minority Benevolent Association   50,000.00 50,000.00
Faith Matters (three separate projects)   182,337.50 0
Gateshead Interfaith Forum   9,925.00 0
GW Theatre   76,600.00 75,200.00
Halton Borough Council   3,000.00 0
Henna Foundation   52,525.00 68,250.00
Kali   14,856.66 13,300.00
Karimia Institute   50,000.00 50,000.00
Khayaal Theatre   126,771.00 73,822.00
League of British Muslims   25,000.00 25,000.00
London Metropolitan University   60,000.00 0
Mosques and Imams National Advisory Board   58,000.00 0
Muslim Welfare Association   3,000.00 0
Muslim Women’s Network UK   20,000.00 30,000.00
Muslim Youth Helpline   61,888.00 64,767.00
Rahabar Trust with the Urdu Times   22,500.00 12,500.00
Somali Family Support Group   15,645.00 33,780.00
The Dialogue Society   33,850.00 32,700.00
The Prince’s Trust   52,000.00 54,000.00
Three Faiths Forum   15,000.00 0
Timebank (One20)   60,000.00 50,000.00
Ulfah Arts   10,000.00 20,000.00
Unity FM   38,760.00 33,760.00
Urban Nexus   94,400.00 72,100.00
Yorkshire and Humber BME Panel   30,000.00 25,000.00
Zakat Trust (Islamic Society of Britain)   20,000.00 0
Zakat Trust (Young Muslims UK)   20,000.00 0
Total   1,612,553.16 1,024,179.00
 


3 Nov 2009 : Column 836W—continued


Mr. Paul Goodman: To ask the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government pursuant to the answer of 11 March 2009, Official Report, column 479W, on community relations, how much his Department plans to spend on each type of national Prevent-related project in (a) 2009-10 and (b) 2010-11; and how much funding each organisation undertaking such projects will receive for that work in each such year. [297547]

3 Nov 2009 : Column 837W

Mr. Malik: The Department supports Prevent-related national projects in a number of areas including: building community resilience; engaging and empowering young Muslims and Muslim women; local partnerships and delivery; faith capacity and leadership; communications; research and evaluation.

3 Nov 2009 : Column 838W

Specific national projects supporting these areas of work and how much the Department plans to spend on these in 2009-10 and 2010-11 is listed as follows:

Specific project   Organisation Funding in 2009-10 (£) Funding in 2010-11 (£)
Contextualising Islam in Britain   Cambridge University 56,500 n/a
         
Islam and Citizenship Education (this is CLG’s contribution. DCSF have also contributed jointly)   School Development and Support Agency 60,000 75,000
         
Radical Middle Way (RMW)   RMW 275,000 TBA
         
Mosques and Imams National Advisory Board (MINAB)   MINAB 208,000 TBA
         
FSCU (Charity Commission)   Charity Commission 300,000 TBA
         
Piloting of the minimum standards for Muslim chaplains engaged by public institutions   Faith Matters 64,130 n/a
         
Muslim Faith Leader Training Review   Gloucestershire University 159,850 n/a
         
Improvement and Development Agency, Peer support and review   IDeA 316,518 TBA
         
Capacity building grant to help improve local Prevent delivery   Government Offices 750,000 750,000
         
Creative Partnerships to promote positive alternative activities for young people   Creative Partnerships 250,000 250,000
         
Communications toolkit for local partners: to support delivery of local Prevent communications   Bold Creative 20,000 n/a
         
National research projects:        
         
(a) Qualitative pilot   Ethnos 52,065 n/a
         
(b) Literature review   Office for Public Management (OPM) 18,345 n/a
         
(c) Understanding trends within Islam   Community Relations Initiative Ipsos MORI/BMRM Consortium 8,130 n/a
         
(d) Citizenship Survey  
         
National Muslim Womens Advisory Group: supporting three projects:        
         
(a) Role modelling   Equal to the Occasion 61,980 20,150
         
(b) Civic participation   Political Skills Forum 35,910 TBA
(c) Examining the role of women from a theological perspective   TBA TBA TBA
         
Young Muslims Advisory Group   Office for Public Management (OPM) 164,883 50,850
         
Rapid Evaluation Assessment   De Montfort University 42,320 n/a
         
Building community resilience through the Community Leadership Fund   Full list of organisations listed in Hansard: HL3068; answered 30 April 2009, Official Report, column WA44 1,569,485 1,024,179
 

Allocation of Prevent money to groups by local authorities in the UK was disclosed in an earlier, detailed report by the TaxPayers Alliance. 

It is worth reminding readers that assessments of value for money and, more importantly, actual results, from the public funds dispersed to organisations and projects under Prevent rely to some extent on the views of Muslims themselves. So play your part and take an active interest in what amount of money is being spent where, by whom, and for what, and convey your thoughts and ideas on how you think it is faring to your local MP and Prevent Co-ordinator at your local council.

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Haroon  - Incomplete list   |2009-11-18 09:51:47
This list omits those whose funding arrangements are more opaque. For example, those organisations such as the Quilliam Foundation that are funded directly through the Office for Security and Counter-Terrorism (OSCT).

Makes you wonder why the government is not being more open about those particular funding arrangements.
Mousey   |2009-11-18 10:17:20
Well done ENGAGE for publishing these records.

It's important that British Muslims know which groups are doing what and what they're getting paid for it. This Prevent lark seems, in my opinion, to be taking on the characteristics of the 'diversity' industry and with just the same anodyne results.

I've been trying to get answers over Prevent spending from my own council without any luck. Seems to me that secrecy is sometimes deliberately employed to obfuscate some of the more useless projects that are being funded. And all out of taxpayers' hard earned cash!

We should demand greater transparency and tangible results. Public money doesn't grow on trees. It's high time the 'Prevent industry' learnt that and showed something for the hundreds of thousands of pounds they've been granted in these past few years.
Abdullah   |2009-11-18 14:51:35
The Quilliam Foundation seems quite happy to use government money to sue Craig Murray for libel just because he said that QF hadn't filed its accounts.
Anonymous   |2009-11-19 14:40:56
Re: Abdullah

I think it\'s already well established that the QF have more money than brains at their disposal.

A pathetic waste of taxpayers\' cash. When I think of how public money is squandered in this way it makes me furious.

Have Muslims themselves no sense of decency or propriety?
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