Previous Bromley Trust grants were made to:

Aire Centre
www.airecentre.org
The AIRE Centre provides specialist expertise in international human rights law and in particular in the European Convention on Human Rights and rights under EU law.  The Centre gives advice and information on all aspects of human rights law, and represents individuals before the European Court of Human Rights.
The Bromley Trust grant: £5,000

Asylum Aid
www.asylumaid.org.uk
Provides specialist legal support for asylum seekers and campaigns for a fair asylum system in the UK. Current projects include a refugee women's resource room and a campaign to improve asylum seekers' access to legal services.
The Bromley Trust grant - £10,000

Bail Circle
www.ctbi.org.uk
The Bail Circle works with and for detained asylum seekers , their friends and families,   to obtain immigration bail and/or signpost them  to good quality legal representation and other advice. Bail assistance is given with the help of a network of ‘sureties’; volunteers willing to take a modest financial risk to free such a detainee.
The Bromley Trust grant: £5,000

Basic Needs
www.basicneeds.org.uk
Helps mentally ill people and their carers in the developing world through community based treatment, building capacity to deal with mental illness, giving hope through sustainable livelihoods, reducing stigma, and giving a voice to the mentally ill.
The Bromley Trust grant- £10,000

Carlos Reyes-Manzo (in conjunction with Amnesty International)
www.andespressagency.com
Photographic social documentary project on gun violence and social conflict in Brazil.
The Bromley Trust grant - £5,000

Detention Advice Service
www.detentionadvice.org.uk
Provides free, independent information, advice and support to foreign national prisoners detained or threatened with Immigration Act detention in UK prisons and detention centres. Often caught up in multinational bureaucracy and held indefinitely without charge or trial.
The Bromley Trust grant - £10,000

English Pen
www.englishpen.org
English PEN supports writers who have been imprisoned or whose human rights have been abused on account of their writing. By building relationships between English writers and their international colleagues, PEN lobbies effectively and sensitively to defend and extend the universal right to freedom of expression. 
The Bromley Trust grant £5,000 Unrestricted 

Human Rights Indonesia
Promotes human rights, peace and democracy in Indonesia especially in the conflict areas of Aceh and West Papua. Seeks to address the root causes of human rights problems and to make a difference by facilitating and encouraging change.
The Bromley Trust grant - £5,000

IceandFire
www.iceandfire.co.uk
Dedicated to telling the real life stories of people who have been displaced as a result of conflict. We do this through the creation of high quality theatre production, education and outreach.
The Bromley Trust grant - £5,000

International Childcare Trust
www.ict-uk.org
Relieving poverty, sickness and advancing the education of children and young persons anywhere in the world who are in a condition of need, hardship or distress.
The Bromley Trust grant - £10,000

Kurdish Human Rights Project
www.khrp.org
Is committed to the promotion and protection of the human rights of all persons within Kurdish regions, irrespective or race, colour, gender, religion, language, sex, political persuasion or other belief or opinion.
The Bromley Trust grant - £10,000

National Asylum Commission
The Bromley Trust grant - £10,000

Ockenden International
www.ockenden.org.uk
Promotes independence, self-reliance and personal dignity amongst refugees, displaced people, returnees and their host communities throughout the world. Ockenden currently works in: Sudan (both North and South), Afghanistan, Cambodia, Iraq, Pakistan and Nepal.
The Bromley Trust grant - £10,000

Sudan Organisation Against Torture (SOAT)
www.soatsudan.org
SOAT works to prevent torture, challenge impunity and promote a culture of respect for human rights in Sudan. SOAT provides direct medical treatment and legal aid services to survivors and individuals at risk and campaigns to highlight human rights violations on a national and international level.
The Bromley Trust grant - £10,000

Survivors Fund (SURF)
www.survivors-fund.org.uk
SURF works through survivor led partner organisations in Rwanda to help survivors rebuild their lives after genocide. Partners holistically address the complex needs of survivors through a variety of programmes including rights and advocacy, shelter, medical assistance, income generation and education and training.
The Bromley Trust grant- £10,000

TimeBank
www.timebank.org.uk
The Bromley Trust supports the work of TimeTogether, a TimeBank project that recruits volunteers who are UK citizens to act as mentors to refugees living locally.
The Bromley Trust grant - £10,000

Writers and Scholars Educational Trust
www.indexoncensorship.org
Campaigns for the right of freedom of expression through which all other rights and freedoms are secured. Maintains a constant vigilance to ensure that freedom of expression is continually promoted and perpetuated by compiling factual information and publishing examples of banned literature, first-hand view points and analyses of aspects of censorship.
The Bromley Trust grant - £5,000 for the support of 'Index on Censorship' magazine.