'Tampon Tax' fund recipients

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Is anyone with (better search skills than I have) able to find this list on gov.uk?

"Details of successful applicants to the Tampon Tax Fund since the 2017/18 round of funding are publicly available on gov.uk. The government grants register also provides information regarding grant awards made by government departments."

This is a response to a Parliamentary question from Jackie Doyle-Price.

members.parliament.uk/member/4065/writtenquestions#expand-1217621

fundraising.co.uk/2018/03/27/latest-15m-tampon-tax-fund-beneficiaries-announced/

I found this from 2018?

"The ten projects are:
UK Community Foundations £3,400,000 for the Tribewoman project hat will support vulnerable and excluded women by making onward grants to smaller charities across the UK
Arhag Housing Association £1,040,000 for the BME Women Hub project to alleviate poverty and social exclusion among women in England
Brook Young People £1,500,000 for the ‘Let’s Talk. Period.’ project that will aim to address period poverty in England.
Rape Crisis England & Wales £1,400,000 for a digital transformation project, which is a new approach to tackling sexual violence delivered through member Rape Crisis Centres In England
Women’s Aid Federation of England £1,509,850 for the ‘Ask Me’ project to improve the community response to domestic abuse across the UK and includes onward grants opportunities
Hestia Housing and Support £1,000,000 for the ‘Tools for the Job’ pilot project, which aims to transform the way that employers in England, Wales and Northern Ireland deal with domestic abuse, by improving their HR policies and delivering awareness raising for staff.
The RCJ & Islington Citizens Advice Bureaux £1,090,488 for the FLOWS project to provide online-tools to improve the capacity of front-line domestic-violence agencies in England to provide legal support to women and children
Mind £1,785,554 for a project to increase the provision of mental health peer support for women experiencing, and at risk of, mental health problems and includes onward grant programme in England and Wales
St. Giles Trust £1,077,158 for the ‘Footsteps’ project to improve service provision to women in the Criminal Justice System in England with mental health and complex support needs
One Parent Families Scotland £1,049,590 for this Scotland only project that will offer a free support and counselling service for the most disadvantaged, vulnerable and marginalised women most in need.
Over 70 charities are already receiving grants through previous rounds of the fund, with a total of £32m of funding having been announced since Autumn Statement 2015. This latest funding brings the total investment awarded from the Tampon Tax Fund to £47m."

Thanks, that's useful, but I particularly want to see the list that is supposed to exist on gov.uk and I can't find it.

No. Not me yet. I'm still looking!

www.gov.uk/government/news/women-and-girls-set-to-benefit-from-15-million-tampon-tax-fund

Press release?

There are press releases but the .gov.uk search engine is very primitive.

I also think but dont have time to chase, that some money went to organisation to then disperse to smaller groups:

2017 www.gov.uk/government/news/charities-across-the-uk-benefit-from-tampon-tax-fund

2018 www.gov.uk/government/news/women-and-girls-set-to-benefit-from-15-million-tampon-tax-fund

2019 www.gov.uk/government/news/charities-across-the-uk-supporting-vulnerable-women-benefit-in-latest-round-of-funding-from-tampon-tax-fund

The deadline for 2020 applications was extended into early June so not sure when they will publish who got money and who didn't.

I found this
www.gov.uk/government/news/charities-across-the-uk-supporting-vulnerable-women-benefit-in-latest-round-of-funding-from-tampon-tax-fund
From 2019

Thanks all! Surely the minister could have just published the links in his answer? Still no easy way to find out where that money has gone without a LOT of digging is there?