Partnerships
To find out about partnership opportunities with The Bell Foundation please visit the Partner with Us page.
Criminal Justice Programme Partners
The Bell Foundation works in partnership with organisations, universities, and other charitable bodies to change practice, policy and systems for excluded individuals and communities. In the Criminal Justice Programme this includes anyone in contact with the criminal justice system who speaks English as a second or additional language (ESL).
Victims of crime
In 2018 the Foundation launched a grant-making scheme on supporting victims of crime. The focus is on initiatives to improve support to victims of crime who speak English as an second or additional language.
To find out more about the scheme please visit the Supporting Victims of Crime page.
To find out more about developing a strategic partnership with The Bell Foundation please visit the Criminal Justice Programme Partnerships page and the Partner with Us page.
Current partnerships include
Hibiscus Initiatives
Institute for Crime and Justice Policy Research, Victim Support and Centre for Justice Innovation
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Prison Advice and Care Trust (Pact)
Partners
Former Victims of Crime partnerships include
Victim Support
Shannon Trust
Language for Change
Language for Change was a grant-making scheme launched by the Foundation in 2015.
The Language for Change partnerships included the following organisations.
To find out more about the scheme please visit the Language for Change page.
Former Language for Change partnerships included
Learning & Work Institute
St Giles Trust
The Reading Agency
We have also worked in partnership with:
