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2011 Emigrant Support Programme Funding 2011 Emigrant Services Grants Summary € Britain 7,825,234 USA 1,541,501 Ireland 1,140,783 Australia 363,625 Canada 138,244 Singapore 110,000 Argentina 44,744 Zimbabwe 27,896 France 23,500 New Zealand 20,000 Germany 15,200 South Africa 11,184 United Arab Emirates 8,500 P.R. of China 7,187 Japan 6,164 Netherlands 4,503 Norway 4,057 Kuwait 2,709 Switzerland 1,834 Belgium 500 Britain € Acton Homeless Concern (London) 52,529 Age UK Hillingdon (Middlesex) 10,697 Aisling Project (London) 108,365 Bell Farm Christian Centre (Middlesex) 14,126 Benefits Advice Shop (Denbighshire) 5,685 Birmingham St. Patrick's Festival Ltd. 11,539 Blackfriars Advice Centre (London) 22,740 Brent Adolescent Centre (London) 31,552 Brent Irish Advisory Service (BIAS) (London) 210,347 Brian Boru Club (Wigan) 25,572 Causeway Irish Housing Association (London) 26,379 Celtic & Irish Cultural Society (Crawley) 20,466 Central Eltham Youth Project (London) 27,100 Comhaltas Ceoltoirí Eireann (Liverpool) 154,125 Conradh na Gaeilge, Glaschú (Glasgow) 36,665 Corby's Young At Heart Luncheon Group 10,060 Coventry Irish Society 128,370 Cricklewood Homeless Concern (London) 204,732 Derby Irish Association 11,080 Doncaster Irish Association 5,318 Edinburgh Cyrenians 7,073 Emerald Circle Club, Harrow 3,324 Emerald Senior Citizens Group (Wolverhampton) 6,822 Equinox (London) 30,449 Federation of Irish Societies 602,161 Feith an Cheoil School of Irish Traditional Music (London) 6,254 Friends, Families and Travellers (Brighton) 11,775 Full Irish Festival and Funday (Cheshire) 7,106 Garngad Irish Heritage Group 7,904 GEAR Projects (Gloucester) 22,740 Greenwich Irish Pensioners Association (London) 6,315 Halifax and District Irish Society 20,512 Halifax Irish Centre 8,230 Haringey Irish Cultural and Community Centre (London) 225,830 Harps Community Project, Glasgow 37,521 Haslingden & Davitt IDL Club 4,287 Huddersfield Irish Centre 5,435 Huddersfield St. Patrick's Day Parade Association 4,832 Immigrant Counselling and Psychotherapy (ICAP) (London) 189,202 Irish Arts Foundation (Leeds) 90,136 Irish Chaplaincy in Britain (London) 212,554 Irish Charitable Trust (London) 187,777 Irish Community Care Manchester 201,479 Irish Community Care Merseyside 281,604 Irish Community Services (formally Irish in Greenwich) (London) 246,098 Irish Cultural Centre, Hammersmith (London) 876,500 Irish Diaspora Foundation (Manchester) 58,520 Irish Elderly Advice Network (London) 95,282 Irish Heritage (Surrey) 10,233 Irish Pensioners Choir (London) 4,127 Irish Repertory Theatre and Film Company (London) 8,186 Irish Traveller Movement in Britain (ITMB) (London) 136,287 Irish Tuesday Club, Liverpool 7,844 Irish in Birmingham (formerly Irish Welfare and Information Centre) 271,999 Irish World Heritage Centre (Manchester) 37,280 Kilburn Irish Pensioners (London) 1,807 Lancashire Federation of Irish Democratic League Clubs 1,186 Leeds Gypsy & Traveller Exchange 52,559 Leeds Irish Health & Homes 165,281 Leeds St. Patrick's Day Parade & Celebrations 12,507 Leicester & Leicestershire Irish Forum 45,909 Lewisham Irish Community Centre (London) 60,318 Lewisham Irish Pensioners Group (London) 9,650 Liverpool Irish Festival 8,469 London Gypsy and Traveller Unit 106,645 London Irish Amateur Rugby Club 13,076 London Irish Centre 571,180 London Irish Music School 4,517 London Irish Women's Centre 76,447 Lucht Focail (Leeds) 1,706 Luton Irish Forum 118,165 Manchester Irish Education Group 1,194 Manchester Irish language Group 859 Mansfield & Dukeries Irish Association 5,540 Marian Senior Citizens Club (London) 2,933 Maya Centre (London) 22,584 Milton Keynes Irish Centre 14,656 Momentum Care Irish Elders Centre (Rehab) - (Glasgow) 147,951 Monica's Place (Birmingham) 57,304 New Horizon Youth Centre (London) 43,386 NOAH Enterprise (Luton) 118,749 North London Action for the Homeless 5,745 North Wales Irish Society 7,138 Northampton Irish Support Group 64,556 Nottingham St. Patrick's Day Parade 9,231 Over 60's Pensioners Club (Thursday Club) (Camden, London) 395 Oxford Irish Society 1,884 Peterborough Streets (formerly St. Theresa's House) 29,138 Portsmouth Irish Society 12,908 Queen's Park Senior Citizen Group ( London) 4,576 Safe Start Foundation (Middlesex) 135,003 Sandwell Irish Community Association 15,691 Sandwell Irish Society 39,136 SanKTus ( formerly Our Lady Help of Christian's 47,671 Welfare) (London) Sheffield Irish Association 5,081 SIFA Fireside (Birmingham) 45,480 Slough Irish Society 28,425 Solace Women's Aid (Camden Women's Aid) (London) 48,323 Southwark Irish Pensioners 177,401 Southwark Irish Youth (London) 6,210 Southwark Travellers Action Group (London) 80,913 St. Michael's Irish Centre (Liverpool) 65,355 St. Patrick's Day Festival - Coatbridge 7,500 St. Patrick's Senior Tuesday Club (Leamington Spa) 6,538 St. Patrick's Stained Glass Window Project 5,685 Tara Irish Pensioners Club (London) 569 The Emerald Centre (Leicester) 51,811 The Golden Shamrock Club (Nottingham) 10,865 The Hibernian Society (Reading) 38,779 The Irish Club Warrington 7,146 The Passage (London) 42,069 Tuesday Club Leeds Irish Centre 6,822 Tyneside Irish Centre 69,715 Tyneside Irish Cultural Society 24,446 West Hampstead Women's Centre 7,322 Britain 7,825,234 USA Aisling Irish Centre, New York 89,448 American Irish Historical Society, New York 81,979 Catholic Charities Community Services - Project Irish 71,389 Outreach, New York Chicago Celts for Immigration Reform 7,453 Chicago Irish Immigrant Support 129,352 Coalition of Irish Immigration Centres 29,136 Emerald Isle Immigration Centre, New York 148,905 Glucksman Ireland House/ New York University 35,305 Hudson Valley Irish Festival, New York 3,459 Irish American Heritage Museum, New York 6,937 Irish Apostolate USA, Washington 13,528 Irish Cultural Centre of New England, Canton 53,417 Irish Immigration & Pastoral Centre, San Francisco 107,766 Irish Immigration and Pastoral Centre, Philadelphia 83,316 Irish International Immigration Centre, Boston 145,682 Irish Lobby for Immigration Reform 29,811 Irish Outreach San Diego 26,084 Irish Pastoral Centre, Boston 130,610 Irish Technology Leadership Group , California 157,132 Mission of our Lady of the Rosary Heritage Project at 14,515 Watson House, New York New York Irish Centre 89,947 Seattle Irish Immigration Support Group (SIISG) 8,571 The Society of Commodore John Barry, Philadelphia 13,181 The University of Montana The Gathering: 53,659 Collected Oral Histories of the Irish in Montana Worcester Hibernian Cultural Foundation 10,921 USA 1,541,501 Ireland Crosscare Migrant Project 172,000 Football Association of Ireland 42,000 Glór na nGael 44,000 Ireland Canada University Foundation 40,000 Irish Commission for Prisoners Overseas 96,448 Irish Episcopal Council for Emigrants (Irish Chaplaincy in Britain) 52,224 Safe Home Programme 265,000 South East Galway Diaspora Project (Ireland Reaching Out) 67,775 GAA - Britain 286,336 GAA- USA 75,000 Ireland 1,140,783 Australia Australian Irish Welfare Bureau, Melbourne, Victoria 96,385 Canberra Irish Club 3,834 Friends of St Brigid 's Association, Victoria 11,502 Irish Australian Association Inc , Adelaide 11,962 Irish Australian Support Association of Queensland, Brisbane 61,676 Melbourne Irish Festival Committee (St Patricks Festival) 1,534 Queensland GAA, Brisbane 38,673 St Patrick's Day Parade Association, Brisbane 7,867 Great Irish Famine Commemoration, Sydney 8,435 Irish Australian Welfare Bureau and Resource Centre, Sydney 115,039 Irish Brekkie Club, Sydney 1,478 Irish Language School/Scoil Gheimhridh, Sydney 1,442 The Lansdowne Club, Sydney 3,798 Australia 363,625 Canada Charitable Irish Society of Halifax 6,577 Emerald Isle Seniors, Toronto 17,947 Holy Cross Cemetery Trust, Halifax 3,230 Irish Sports and Social Society, Edmonton 21,215 Irish Women's Network of British Columbia 2,188 Lar na nGael - Irish Centre of Brampton 21,986 National Irish Canadian Cultural Centre/St. Brigid's, Ottawa 7,311 Oral History Project/Centre for Oral History 3,733 Concordia University, Montreal Ottawa Irish Society Seniors 8,751 St. Patrick's Society of Montreal 3,282 The Irish Benevolent Society of British Columbia 5,469 Toronto Irish Immigration Centre 36,555 Canada 138,244 Singapore Farmleigh Fellowship 110,000 Singapore 110,000 Argentina Asociación Argentino Irlandesa de Capital Federal 852 Hurling Club Buenos Aires 40,365 Sociedad Irlandesa de Arrecifes 3,527 Argentina 44,744 Zimbabwe Irish Association of Mashonaland 20,777 Matabeleland Irish Association 7,119 Zimbabwe 27,896 France Conradh na Gaeilge Paris 900 Network Irlande Paris 20,000 Paris Gaels GAA 2,600 France 23,500 New Zealand Irish Community, Christchurch 20,000 New Zealand 20,000 Germany Irish Business Network 15,200 Germany 15,200 South Africa Irish South African Association: Gauteng Chapter 2,658 Irish South African Association: Western Cape Chapter 8,525 South Africa 11,184 United Arab Emirates Irish Business Network Dubai 8,500 United Arab Emirates 8,500 P.R. of China Le Chéile, Shanghai 7,187 P.R. of China 7,187 Japan Irish Network Japan 6,164 Japan 6,164 Netherlands Irish Club Netherlands 4,503 Netherlands 4,503 Norway Bergen Irish Society 1,014 Norwegian Irish Society 3,043 Norway 4,057 Kuwait Kuwait Irish Society 2,709 Kuwait 2,709 Switzerland Basel Irish Club 1,834 Switzerland 1,834 Belgium Belgium GAA 500 Belgium 500 .
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