Five charities whose taxpayer funding has increased (by over £40 million collectively)

All together, these charities represent a £42,319,690 increase in funding!

All together, these charities represent a £42,319,690 increase in funding across the last five available tax years:

Migrant Help (£194,462,000, 2021-25)
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The charity received £153,592,000 between 2020-24, meaning an increase of £40,870,000)
Migrant Help offers advice in everything from “How to claim asylum” to “Finding legal representation” to “Accessing healthcare”. The charity runs a schools programme to “dispel myths and encourage through and discussion around how to be more welcoming to people from outside the UK.”

When the charity isn’t trying to brainwash children, it has celebrated International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia & Biphobia and Transgender Awareness Week. It has also criticised the EHRC guidance on single-sex spaces, calling it “harmful, dehumanising and lacking in basic compassion.”

Below: A social media post by Migrant Help


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