Links

Links to some of Leap Confronting Conflict's favourite websites

These are links to people who support us, people we work with, people and who make us think.

If you find any broken links, please let us know.

Youth and Conflict

Alternatives to Violence Project
The Alternatives to Violence Project organises workshops which empower people to lead non-violent lives, based on respecting and caring for ourselves and others.

Anti-Bullying Alliance
The Alliance brings together over 65 organisations with the aim of reducing bullying and creating safer environments in which children and young people can live, grow and learn.

BeatBullying
Beatbullying aims to reduce and prevent the incidence and impact of bullying, be it physical, emotional, verbal, genderised, racist, inter-faith, or homophobic.

Brathay
Brathay Hall Trust provides residential and community based programmes for children and young people and professional development for the children’s workforce.

The British Youth Council
The British Youth Council supports all young people in the UK to participate in decisions which affect them and to have a voice on issues about which they have a strong opinion.

Bully Free Zone
Bully Free Zone in Bolton is one of the leading peer support projects in Britain, aiming to raise awareness of alternative ways of resolving conflict and reducing bullying.

Children’s Society
The Children’s Society is a leading national charity driven by the belief that all children deserve a good childhood.

Community Resolve Bristo
Community Resolve is a Bristol-based organisation, which, like Leap works to transform community conflict. They provide a home for our South West development workers.

Department for Children, Schools and Families
The Department for Children, Schools and Families works to make England the best place in the world for children and young people to grow up.

Department for Communities and Local Government
Communities and Local Government’s vision is of prosperous and cohesive communities, offering a safe, healthy and sustainable environment for all.

National Council for Voluntary Youth Services
The National Council for Voluntary Youth Services is the national network of quality voluntary sector youth work organisations.

National Youth Agency
The National Youth Agency supports those involved in young people’s personal and social development and works to enable all young people to fulfil their potential.

Education and the Leap Academy

City & Islington FE College
City and Islington is one of London’s leading college, and works with Leap to validate the development of our specialist assessors and trainers.

Leeds Metropolitan University
Leeds Met is one of the largest universities in the country, and is Leap’s partner in accrediting the Leap Academy courses and qualifications.

Voluntary Sector

Association of Chief Executives of Voluntary Organisations
The Association of Chief Executives of Voluntary Organisations connects, develops and represents the third sector’s leaders.

National Council for Voluntary Organisations
The National Council for Voluntary Organisations is at the leading edge of research into, and analysis of, the voluntary sector, and lobbies to government and the European Union.

New Philanthropy Capital
New Philanthropy Capital ensures that the charities with the best results attract the most funding. Their independent research helps donors direct their support for maximum impact.

Some of Leap’s funders

Big Lottery
Every year the Big Lottery Fund gives out millions of pounds to community groups and to projects that improve health, education and the environment.

City Bridge Trust
The City Bridge Trust makes grants in excess of £15 million a year to charitable projects benefiting the inhabitants of Greater London.

City Parochial Foundation
The City Parochial Foundation aims to enable and empower the poor of London to tackle poverty and its root causes, and ensures that its funds reach those most in need.

Comic Relief
Comic Relief, and Sport Relief, raise money to help vulnerable people living incredibly tough lives both at home in the UK and in the world’s poorest countries.

Goldman Sachs International
Goldman Sachs are one of the top banking and security firms. They have helped set up and launch the Leap Academy.

Impetus Trust
Impetus is one of the UK’s leaders in venture philanthropy. They combine strategic funding and expertise to help ambitious charities turn around more lives. Leap was accepted into their portfolio in 2005.

Polden Puckham Charitable Foundation
Polden Puckham support projects that change values and attitudes, promote equity and social justice, and develop radical alternatives to current economic and social structures.

Private Equity Foundation
The Private Equity Foundation aims to empower young people to reach their full potential by investing money and expertise from the private equity community into charities.

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