§ Mr. Frank Fieldasked the Secretary of State for Education and Science if he will detail the grants given by his Department to each voluntary organisation during 1982–83; which of these had their grants reduced in 1983–84; and by how much.
§ Sir Keith JosephA list of voluntary organisations receiving grants from the Department in 1982–83 was set out in my reply to a question from my hon. Friend the Member for Exeter (Mr. Hannam) on 29 November 1982, at c. 70–72. In addition, grants were awarded to the following three organisations after November 1982:
£ Organisation for Rehabilitation through Training 12,000 Design Council 10,000 National Out of School Alliance 3,000 Of the bodies receiving grants in 1982–83, the following had smaller grants in 1983–84:
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Voluntary Organisation Grant Reduction Anglican Young People's Association 100 Boys' Brigade 1,400 Catholic Youth Service Council 50 Co-operative Union 200 Foudroyant Trust 750 Girl Guides Association 6,050 Girls' Brigade 650 Girls' Venture Corps 50 National Association for Asian Youth 6,550 National Association for Boys' Clubs 2,600 National Association of Youth Clubs 39,325 Outward Bound Trust 650 Save the Children 50 Sea Cadet Association 750 UK Federation of Jazz Bands 450 Youth Hostels Association 1,000 Association of Muslim Youth UK 750 Caribbean Communications Project 6,000 Duke of Edinburgh's Award 1,400 Endeavour Training 7,900 National Union of Townswomen's Guilds 10,050 Standing Committee on the Education and Training of Teachers 940 Standing Conference on Schools' Science and Technology 933 United Reformed Church 5,500 The reasons for the reductions were given in my earlier reply to the hon. Member for Birkenhead (Mr. Field) on 27 February 1984, at c. 27–28.
In addition, the following four organisations which received grants in 1982–83 received none in 1983–84, because their grants were for fixed terms ending in 1982–83:
Voluntary Organisation Grant in 1982–83 £ Case Clearing House 2,500 Design Council 10,000 National Association for Teaching English as a Second Language to Adults 1,500 Social Morality Council 15,000