How much is on offer: The grant-making trust has promised to plough £75m over the next five years into a number of projects, which include fighting the causes and effects of knife and gun crime, poor mental health and depression.
What it will fund: It intends to run a number of funding programmes over the next five years. These include a Young People and Parents Tackling Violence programme and - because mental illness is more prevalent in London than the rest of the UK - an Improving Londoners' Mental Health programme that will bankroll specialist services for communities with high rates of mental health problems.
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