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We launched our current UK strategy in June 2015. It is built around six strategic priorities, where we want to see change over the coming years:
Our activities across the UK are explained in the Our work in the UK section of this website. You can also download the strategy document from the link on the right.
Our work in the UK focuses on achieving six strategic priorities where we want to see change in...
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Régis Cochefert, Director of Grants and Programmes, reflects on the Foundation’s emergency grant-making as we prepare to reopen to applications, whilst retaining a commitment to quicker decisions, more flexibility and better responsiveness to...
Paul Hamlyn Foundation Chief Executive, Moira Sinclair, announced a number of new appointments to ensure the Foundation is best placed to deliver its new strategy.
A series of articles about new approaches to young people’s mental health have been released, drawing on the evaluation and experiences of the pioneering five-year Right Here project funded by Mental Health Foundation and Paul Hamlyn Foundation.
When I started work here in February, I said that the trustees had set a really compelling vision for the next five years, one that was very close to my heart; that the mix of work that the Foundation supports - with social justice running through like a golden thread -...
You may have noticed that we've changed our website. We think it will serve applicants and grantees better and help us to share what we are learning more effectively.
The final report from a PHF grant to the New Economics Foundation (NEF) has detailed a range of outcomes from its Transforming Youth Services project.
Moira Sinclair has been appointed Director of...
On Thursday 4 September, a group of chief executives and senior staff from grantees supported through the PHF Social Justice programme came together for a learning seminar on 'Generating Income to Reduce Grant Dependence'. The seminar aimed to enable grantees to learn...
An initiative to encourage openness in UK philanthropy launches today at an event at NESTA.
The first ever UK Evaluation Roundtable was jointly run by the Institute for Voluntary Action Research and the Center for Evaluation Innovation on 25 and 26 March.
Alliance Magazine held a breakfast event at the PHF offices in King's Cross, London, on Wednesday 19 March.