FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES:
Please note that TSI is here to help organisations with applications. Call 0300 303 4141 or email us at support@argylltsi.org.uk
Please note that TSI is here to help organisations with applications. Call 0300 303 4141 or email us at support@argylltsi.org.uk
Living Well Fund 2021
Description: The Living Well fund 2021 is now open. Argyll & Bute HSCP has launched year 3 of the Living Well (Self-Management) community capacity building fund, open to Third Sector organisations who currently deliver services/support to adults over the age of 18 living in Argyll and Bute. We would like to fund self-management projects that support people to better self-manage their existing long-term conditions and/or prevent the development of long-term conditions. This year we are looking to fund projects which have a particular focus on: increasing physical activity opportunities as part of self-management or prevention of mental or physical health conditions; supporting emotional and mental well-being of people living in our communities.
Criteria: Applications are invited from third sector organisations that can support us to deliver on the Living Well Strategy. Bids must provide measurable value, lasting change and positive impact on the lives of people living in Argyll and Bute.
Minimum: £0
Maximum: £10,000
Closing Date: Midnight on Monday, 15th November 2021
Description: The Living Well fund 2021 is now open. Argyll & Bute HSCP has launched year 3 of the Living Well (Self-Management) community capacity building fund, open to Third Sector organisations who currently deliver services/support to adults over the age of 18 living in Argyll and Bute. We would like to fund self-management projects that support people to better self-manage their existing long-term conditions and/or prevent the development of long-term conditions. This year we are looking to fund projects which have a particular focus on: increasing physical activity opportunities as part of self-management or prevention of mental or physical health conditions; supporting emotional and mental well-being of people living in our communities.
Criteria: Applications are invited from third sector organisations that can support us to deliver on the Living Well Strategy. Bids must provide measurable value, lasting change and positive impact on the lives of people living in Argyll and Bute.
Minimum: £0
Maximum: £10,000
Closing Date: Midnight on Monday, 15th November 2021
Versus Arthritis Let’s Move Together
Description: To reduce the negative impact of coronavirus and the widening of the inequalities in sport and physical activity, Versus Arthritis are making grants available to help people get active. The charity will help distribute £100,000 in funding to increase the availability of exercise opportunities for people with arthritis and musculoskeletal conditions in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Criteria: Registered charities and other not-for-profit organisations may apply. Applications are particularly welcome from groups who also support people from lower socio-economic groups; Black, Asian and/or Minority Ethnic communities; and disabled people.
Minimum: £1,000
Maximum: £5,000
Closing Date: The fund will close once enough applications have been received.
Description: To reduce the negative impact of coronavirus and the widening of the inequalities in sport and physical activity, Versus Arthritis are making grants available to help people get active. The charity will help distribute £100,000 in funding to increase the availability of exercise opportunities for people with arthritis and musculoskeletal conditions in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Criteria: Registered charities and other not-for-profit organisations may apply. Applications are particularly welcome from groups who also support people from lower socio-economic groups; Black, Asian and/or Minority Ethnic communities; and disabled people.
Minimum: £1,000
Maximum: £5,000
Closing Date: The fund will close once enough applications have been received.
Triangle Trust
Description: This programme provides funding for projects which work with young people with criminal convictions to find and secure employment. Many young people in the criminal justice system have experienced trauma, violence and inequality dating back to early childhood and are navigating complex and unstable lives. But they can thrive and rebuild if they have in-depth support, training and holistic help. We want to fund projects that work with young people with criminal convictions (up to the age of 25) to find meaningful and secure employment. We understand that the path to employment can be complex and that building strong relationships of trust is a vital part of supporting someone on their journey . Therefore we will not fund projects that are solely recruitment services for young people.
Criteria: Organisations with an average income of less than £1m over the last 3 years can apply.
Minimum: £0
Maximum: Unknown
Closing Date: 26th October 2021
Description: This programme provides funding for projects which work with young people with criminal convictions to find and secure employment. Many young people in the criminal justice system have experienced trauma, violence and inequality dating back to early childhood and are navigating complex and unstable lives. But they can thrive and rebuild if they have in-depth support, training and holistic help. We want to fund projects that work with young people with criminal convictions (up to the age of 25) to find meaningful and secure employment. We understand that the path to employment can be complex and that building strong relationships of trust is a vital part of supporting someone on their journey . Therefore we will not fund projects that are solely recruitment services for young people.
Criteria: Organisations with an average income of less than £1m over the last 3 years can apply.
Minimum: £0
Maximum: Unknown
Closing Date: 26th October 2021
The Volant Charitable Trust
Description: The Volant Charitable Trust supports Scottish charities and projects which help alleviate social deprivation, particularly supporting women, children and young people at risk. Projects must demonstrate a strong focus on supporting women and children affected by hardship or disadvantage and on tackling the issues they face in order to make a lasting difference to their lives and life chances. These could be projects providing support for victims of rape, domestic violence, sexual abuse, and counselling and mental health projects for women and children suffering the effects of extreme deprivation.
Criteria: Registered Scottish charities and projects, whether national or community-based, are eligible to apply.
Minimum: £0
Maximum: £15,000 per year for up to three years
Closing date: 12pm on 29th October 2021
Description: The Volant Charitable Trust supports Scottish charities and projects which help alleviate social deprivation, particularly supporting women, children and young people at risk. Projects must demonstrate a strong focus on supporting women and children affected by hardship or disadvantage and on tackling the issues they face in order to make a lasting difference to their lives and life chances. These could be projects providing support for victims of rape, domestic violence, sexual abuse, and counselling and mental health projects for women and children suffering the effects of extreme deprivation.
Criteria: Registered Scottish charities and projects, whether national or community-based, are eligible to apply.
Minimum: £0
Maximum: £15,000 per year for up to three years
Closing date: 12pm on 29th October 2021
Sea-Changers’ Marine Conservation Social Fund
Description: Funding is available to support socially beneficial marine conservation approaches and solutions. The funding, which is being made available through the Sea-Changers’ Marine Conservation Social Fund, will support three or four projects that will achieve marine conservation outcomes and increase the number of people taking action for marine conservation, alongside social, health and /or well-being benefits for the disadvantaged individuals and communities that participate. Sea-Changers is particularly interested in funding pilot programmes which might be continued, expanded and / or replicated with additional funding in future years.
Criteria: Marine conservation charities and not-for-profit organisations based and working in the UK may apply for grants. Applications from partnerships between marine conservation organisations and social welfare organisations are actively encouraged.
Minimum: £0
Maximum: Around £3,000 to £4,000
Closing Date: 31st October 2021
Description: Funding is available to support socially beneficial marine conservation approaches and solutions. The funding, which is being made available through the Sea-Changers’ Marine Conservation Social Fund, will support three or four projects that will achieve marine conservation outcomes and increase the number of people taking action for marine conservation, alongside social, health and /or well-being benefits for the disadvantaged individuals and communities that participate. Sea-Changers is particularly interested in funding pilot programmes which might be continued, expanded and / or replicated with additional funding in future years.
Criteria: Marine conservation charities and not-for-profit organisations based and working in the UK may apply for grants. Applications from partnerships between marine conservation organisations and social welfare organisations are actively encouraged.
Minimum: £0
Maximum: Around £3,000 to £4,000
Closing Date: 31st October 2021
Support for Members of the Armed Forces and their Families
Description: Armed Forces charities and other not-for-profit organisations can apply for grants for projects and activities supporting serving armed forces personnel, veterans, operationally qualified seafarers and their immediate families.
Criteria: The Veterans' Foundation will award funding for projects lasting up to three years to organisations with low to medium income. A range of factors will be considered including the service or item being funded, the number of beneficiaries, the importance of the grant to the applicant organisation, the efficiency of the organisation, need of the beneficiaries and its urgency.
Minimum: £0
Maximum: £30,000
Closing Date: 12th November 2021
Description: Armed Forces charities and other not-for-profit organisations can apply for grants for projects and activities supporting serving armed forces personnel, veterans, operationally qualified seafarers and their immediate families.
Criteria: The Veterans' Foundation will award funding for projects lasting up to three years to organisations with low to medium income. A range of factors will be considered including the service or item being funded, the number of beneficiaries, the importance of the grant to the applicant organisation, the efficiency of the organisation, need of the beneficiaries and its urgency.
Minimum: £0
Maximum: £30,000
Closing Date: 12th November 2021
Living Well Fund 2021
Description: The Living Well fund 2021 is now open. Argyll & Bute HSCP has launched year 3 of the Living Well (Self-Management) community capacity building fund, open to Third Sector organisations who currently deliver services/support to adults over the age of 18 living in Argyll and Bute. We would like to fund self-management projects that support people to better self-manage their existing long-term conditions and/or prevent the development of long-term conditions. This year we are looking to fund projects which have a particular focus on: increasing physical activity opportunities as part of self-management or prevention of mental or physical health conditions; supporting emotional and mental well-being of people living in our communities.
Criteria: Applications are invited from third sector organisations that can support us to deliver on the Living Well Strategy. Bids must provide measurable value, lasting change and positive impact on the lives of people living in Argyll and Bute.
Minimum: £0
Maximum: £10,000
Closing Date: Midnight on Monday, 15th November 2021
Description: The Living Well fund 2021 is now open. Argyll & Bute HSCP has launched year 3 of the Living Well (Self-Management) community capacity building fund, open to Third Sector organisations who currently deliver services/support to adults over the age of 18 living in Argyll and Bute. We would like to fund self-management projects that support people to better self-manage their existing long-term conditions and/or prevent the development of long-term conditions. This year we are looking to fund projects which have a particular focus on: increasing physical activity opportunities as part of self-management or prevention of mental or physical health conditions; supporting emotional and mental well-being of people living in our communities.
Criteria: Applications are invited from third sector organisations that can support us to deliver on the Living Well Strategy. Bids must provide measurable value, lasting change and positive impact on the lives of people living in Argyll and Bute.
Minimum: £0
Maximum: £10,000
Closing Date: Midnight on Monday, 15th November 2021
Better Breaks
Description: The Better Breaks programme provides 12 month grants to third sector organisations to develop and deliver short breaks projects and services for disabled children and young people (aged 20 and under), and their carers (adult carers and/or young carers). The Better Breaks programme funds a wide range of short breaks projects and services, including activities and breaks for: disabled children and young people without their carers, families to enjoy together, carers (adult/parent carers) without the child or young person they care for, young/sibling carers with the person they care for. Short breaks projects and activities can include breaks away (including overnight stays and residential breaks), days out, and/or shorter sessions (including regular activities).
Criteria: To be eligible for Better Breaks funding, projects must be able to evidence how their activities will benefit both disabled children and young people and their carers, by providing a break from their normal routine. Grants are for one year (April 2022 – March 2023. This funding is for third sector (voluntary organisations) operating in Scotland. You do not have to be a registered charity to apply. However, your organisation must have a constitution that states your organisation’s purposes are solely charitable and that it delivers public benefit in achieving its purpose(s).
Minimum: £0
Maximum: Incorporated organisations £35,000, unincorporated organisations £5,000
Closing Date: 5pm on Thursday, 18th November 2021
Description: The Better Breaks programme provides 12 month grants to third sector organisations to develop and deliver short breaks projects and services for disabled children and young people (aged 20 and under), and their carers (adult carers and/or young carers). The Better Breaks programme funds a wide range of short breaks projects and services, including activities and breaks for: disabled children and young people without their carers, families to enjoy together, carers (adult/parent carers) without the child or young person they care for, young/sibling carers with the person they care for. Short breaks projects and activities can include breaks away (including overnight stays and residential breaks), days out, and/or shorter sessions (including regular activities).
Criteria: To be eligible for Better Breaks funding, projects must be able to evidence how their activities will benefit both disabled children and young people and their carers, by providing a break from their normal routine. Grants are for one year (April 2022 – March 2023. This funding is for third sector (voluntary organisations) operating in Scotland. You do not have to be a registered charity to apply. However, your organisation must have a constitution that states your organisation’s purposes are solely charitable and that it delivers public benefit in achieving its purpose(s).
Minimum: £0
Maximum: Incorporated organisations £35,000, unincorporated organisations £5,000
Closing Date: 5pm on Thursday, 18th November 2021
Funding for Projects to Increase the Employment Skills of People Aged 18 and over
Description: Grants are available to registered charities to assist with specific projects or core activities which increase the communication skills of disadvantaged people aged 18 and over in order to increase their employment prospects within the UK. The funding is being made available through the Thomas Wall Trust to provide support for groups such women, people with physical, mental, or learning disabilities, refugees and asylum seekers.
Criteria: To be eligible to apply, charities will need to have an annual income of £500,000 or less. Priority will be given to march-funded, sustainable projects.
Minimum: £0
Maximum: £5,000
Closing Date: Expressions of interest are invited for the next Trustee meeting in November 2021.
Description: Grants are available to registered charities to assist with specific projects or core activities which increase the communication skills of disadvantaged people aged 18 and over in order to increase their employment prospects within the UK. The funding is being made available through the Thomas Wall Trust to provide support for groups such women, people with physical, mental, or learning disabilities, refugees and asylum seekers.
Criteria: To be eligible to apply, charities will need to have an annual income of £500,000 or less. Priority will be given to march-funded, sustainable projects.
Minimum: £0
Maximum: £5,000
Closing Date: Expressions of interest are invited for the next Trustee meeting in November 2021.
Help the Homeless
Description: Help the Homeless makes grants to small and medium-sized charitable organisations whose aim is to help homeless people return to the community and enable them to resume a normal life. Typically, such organisations may operate small or medium-sized residential or training facilities to assist homeless people. The grants are available for capital costs.
Criteria: Small and medium-sized charitable organisations (with a turnover of less than £1 million) may apply.
Minimum: £0
Maximum: £5,000
Closing Date: 15th December 2021
Description: Help the Homeless makes grants to small and medium-sized charitable organisations whose aim is to help homeless people return to the community and enable them to resume a normal life. Typically, such organisations may operate small or medium-sized residential or training facilities to assist homeless people. The grants are available for capital costs.
Criteria: Small and medium-sized charitable organisations (with a turnover of less than £1 million) may apply.
Minimum: £0
Maximum: £5,000
Closing Date: 15th December 2021
Funding to Help People Live Longer and Healthier Lives Through Walking and Cycling
Description: The Social Housing Partnership Fund offers grants to social housing providers in areas of high deprivation to improve cycle parking, storage, shelter, security and lighting at their properties. It also funds street furniture, planters, litter bins and community gardens to make it easier, more enjoyable and more accessible for people to walk, cycle and spend time.
Criteria: Social housing providers may apply.
Minimum: £0
Maximum: £25,000
Closing Date: Ongoing
Description: The Social Housing Partnership Fund offers grants to social housing providers in areas of high deprivation to improve cycle parking, storage, shelter, security and lighting at their properties. It also funds street furniture, planters, litter bins and community gardens to make it easier, more enjoyable and more accessible for people to walk, cycle and spend time.
Criteria: Social housing providers may apply.
Minimum: £0
Maximum: £25,000
Closing Date: Ongoing
Local Support Fund Micro Grants
Description: The Local Support Fund – Micro Grants, is focused on small community-based groups which deliver frontline services to support people who use or used drugs, people in recovery and families affected by someone else’s drug use. In some cases, the pandemic will have put more of a strain on finances, making it even harder to provide support for people and families when they most need it. This fund is designed to help these groups by providing grants which will offer some financial security for planning and delivering support to improve the wellbeing of both people who use drugs and their families. The funding can support day to day running costs, project costs, training, new or existing activities, small pieces of equipment, expansion costs, etc.
Criteria: Charities, social enterprises or constituted/voluntary groups that operate on a not-for-profit basis may apply. Applicants must already be delivering support in Scotland to people affected by drug use and/or their families.
Minimum: £1,000
Maximum: £10,000
Closing Date: Applications can be made at any time to this rolling programme.
Description: The Local Support Fund – Micro Grants, is focused on small community-based groups which deliver frontline services to support people who use or used drugs, people in recovery and families affected by someone else’s drug use. In some cases, the pandemic will have put more of a strain on finances, making it even harder to provide support for people and families when they most need it. This fund is designed to help these groups by providing grants which will offer some financial security for planning and delivering support to improve the wellbeing of both people who use drugs and their families. The funding can support day to day running costs, project costs, training, new or existing activities, small pieces of equipment, expansion costs, etc.
Criteria: Charities, social enterprises or constituted/voluntary groups that operate on a not-for-profit basis may apply. Applicants must already be delivering support in Scotland to people affected by drug use and/or their families.
Minimum: £1,000
Maximum: £10,000
Closing Date: Applications can be made at any time to this rolling programme.
Pixel Fund
Description: Our aim is to support improvement in mental health by providing grants to charities registered and operating solely in the UK and involved in the mental health and wellbeing of children and young adults. Although we understand the necessity of securing core funding for charities, we wish, if possible, to target our grant-giving to specific projects that will provide a measurable difference to the charities' users.
Criteria: Registered charities may apply. Projects or organisations must be focused on mental health-related matters for children and young adults. Young adults means those under 26 years old.
Minimum: £500
Maximum: £5,000
Closing Date: Ongoing
Description: Our aim is to support improvement in mental health by providing grants to charities registered and operating solely in the UK and involved in the mental health and wellbeing of children and young adults. Although we understand the necessity of securing core funding for charities, we wish, if possible, to target our grant-giving to specific projects that will provide a measurable difference to the charities' users.
Criteria: Registered charities may apply. Projects or organisations must be focused on mental health-related matters for children and young adults. Young adults means those under 26 years old.
Minimum: £500
Maximum: £5,000
Closing Date: Ongoing
National Lottery Community Fund – Young Start
Description: Young Start helps young people across Scotland become more confident, so they can realise their own potential. Funding is available to help children and young people have better physical, mental and emotional wellbeing, have better connections with the wider community and get access to new skills and training opportunities which will help them get a new job or start a business.
Criteria: Voluntary or community organisations
Minimum: £10,001
Maximum: £100,000
Closing date: Applications are being accepted now
Description: Young Start helps young people across Scotland become more confident, so they can realise their own potential. Funding is available to help children and young people have better physical, mental and emotional wellbeing, have better connections with the wider community and get access to new skills and training opportunities which will help them get a new job or start a business.
Criteria: Voluntary or community organisations
Minimum: £10,001
Maximum: £100,000
Closing date: Applications are being accepted now
Funding to Alleviate Mental Health Issues
Description: The Gamesys Foundation is a newly formed charity, set up by the Gamesys Group to alleviate mental health issues. Funding is available to support individuals suffering from mental health issues, as well as research in the mental health field.
Criteria: Charities and not-for-profit organisations with an income of more than £50,000 who can demonstrate an impact with regard to mental health, support and treatment are encouraged to apply.
Minimum: £0
Maximum: Unknown
Closing date: Applications can be made at any time.
Description: The Gamesys Foundation is a newly formed charity, set up by the Gamesys Group to alleviate mental health issues. Funding is available to support individuals suffering from mental health issues, as well as research in the mental health field.
Criteria: Charities and not-for-profit organisations with an income of more than £50,000 who can demonstrate an impact with regard to mental health, support and treatment are encouraged to apply.
Minimum: £0
Maximum: Unknown
Closing date: Applications can be made at any time.
Grants to Support Animal Welfare Charities
Description: The Jean Sainsbury Animal Welfare Trust offers grants to charities working to offer sanctuary, rehoming and rehabilitation to animals in the UK and/or internationally. Organisations involved with the conservation of wildlife, the rescue, rehabilitation and (where possible) release of animals are also eligible to apply. The funding supports general running costs or capital purchases.
Criteria: Charities registered in the UK may apply for grants. The Trust encourages repeat applications from charities when further financial support might be given if funds allow.
Minimum: £0
Maximum: £35,000
Closing Date: 3rd January 2022
Description: The Jean Sainsbury Animal Welfare Trust offers grants to charities working to offer sanctuary, rehoming and rehabilitation to animals in the UK and/or internationally. Organisations involved with the conservation of wildlife, the rescue, rehabilitation and (where possible) release of animals are also eligible to apply. The funding supports general running costs or capital purchases.
Criteria: Charities registered in the UK may apply for grants. The Trust encourages repeat applications from charities when further financial support might be given if funds allow.
Minimum: £0
Maximum: £35,000
Closing Date: 3rd January 2022
The Weir Charitable Trust
Description: Small community groups and charities based in Scotland can apply to the Weir Charitable Trust for funding of up to £25,000 to support projects relating to: Sport i.e. encouraging and increasing public participation in sport, Health i.e. the prevention or relief of sickness, disease or human suffering, Culture i.e. supporting heritage through participation projects, The advancement of animal welfare, Recreational Facilities i.e. the provision or organisation of recreational facilities.
Criteria: The Trust accepts applications from new or established community groups and small charities, based in Scotland and providing services in Scotland, who are struggling to secure funds through mainstream funders or who have unsuccessfully explored all the statutory sources of funding.
Minimum: £0
Maximum: £25,000
Closing Date: 5pm on 25th February 2022
Description: Small community groups and charities based in Scotland can apply to the Weir Charitable Trust for funding of up to £25,000 to support projects relating to: Sport i.e. encouraging and increasing public participation in sport, Health i.e. the prevention or relief of sickness, disease or human suffering, Culture i.e. supporting heritage through participation projects, The advancement of animal welfare, Recreational Facilities i.e. the provision or organisation of recreational facilities.
Criteria: The Trust accepts applications from new or established community groups and small charities, based in Scotland and providing services in Scotland, who are struggling to secure funds through mainstream funders or who have unsuccessfully explored all the statutory sources of funding.
Minimum: £0
Maximum: £25,000
Closing Date: 5pm on 25th February 2022
True Colours Trust
Description: The Trust supports disabled children and their families with grants available for a range of specialised equipment including hydrotherapy pools, multi-sensory rooms and mini-buses.
Criteria: Charities that support disabled children and their families can apply.
Minimum: £0
Maximum: £10,000
Closing date: Applications can be submitted at any time
Description: The Trust supports disabled children and their families with grants available for a range of specialised equipment including hydrotherapy pools, multi-sensory rooms and mini-buses.
Criteria: Charities that support disabled children and their families can apply.
Minimum: £0
Maximum: £10,000
Closing date: Applications can be submitted at any time
Garfield Weston Foundation
Description: The Foundation aims to be responsive to where need is greatest and therefore supports a wide range of charitable activity in the following categories: Arts, Education, Youth, Health, Museums & Heritage, Community, Environment, Faith and Welfare. The Trustees have a preference for charities directly delivering services and activities to those in need, and are especially keen to see applications from charities in the Welfare, Youth and Community sectors and also in regions of economic disadvantage. The common theme is that charities demonstrate they are meeting a need effectively with clear outcomes and benefits, good leadership, sensible business plans and a commitment to excellence.
Criteria: From small community groups to large national institutions, the Foundation’s aim is to support organisations that have effective solutions to helping those most in need.
Minimum: Regular grants up to £100,000
Maximum: Major grants £100,000 and over
Closing date: Ongoing
Description: The Foundation aims to be responsive to where need is greatest and therefore supports a wide range of charitable activity in the following categories: Arts, Education, Youth, Health, Museums & Heritage, Community, Environment, Faith and Welfare. The Trustees have a preference for charities directly delivering services and activities to those in need, and are especially keen to see applications from charities in the Welfare, Youth and Community sectors and also in regions of economic disadvantage. The common theme is that charities demonstrate they are meeting a need effectively with clear outcomes and benefits, good leadership, sensible business plans and a commitment to excellence.
Criteria: From small community groups to large national institutions, the Foundation’s aim is to support organisations that have effective solutions to helping those most in need.
Minimum: Regular grants up to £100,000
Maximum: Major grants £100,000 and over
Closing date: Ongoing
Funding to Support the Work of Small Charities
Description: Sir Jules Thorn Charitable Trust - Ann Rylands Small Donations programme - supports projects of a humanitarian nature or supplement core funding, with priority given to organisations supporting the elderly, people with disabilities or living with serious illness, or those facing challenges with mental health, social exclusion, homelessness or other difficulties in their lives.
Criteria: Charities supporting sick and disadvantaged people across the UK can apply for grants
Minimum: £0
Maximum: £2,500
Closing Date: Applications can be made at any time.
Description: Sir Jules Thorn Charitable Trust - Ann Rylands Small Donations programme - supports projects of a humanitarian nature or supplement core funding, with priority given to organisations supporting the elderly, people with disabilities or living with serious illness, or those facing challenges with mental health, social exclusion, homelessness or other difficulties in their lives.
Criteria: Charities supporting sick and disadvantaged people across the UK can apply for grants
Minimum: £0
Maximum: £2,500
Closing Date: Applications can be made at any time.
The Edward Gostling Foundation
Description: Funding is available to enhance the quality of life for people in need, specifically the mentally and physically disabled. Grants are awarded to projects that have a significant impact across Health and Wellbeing, Independent Living at Home, Respite and Transition.
Criteria: Registered charities, hospices and state schools catering wholly for students with additional needs can apply.
Minimum: £0
Maximum: Unknown
Closing date: Applications can be submitted at any time
Description: Funding is available to enhance the quality of life for people in need, specifically the mentally and physically disabled. Grants are awarded to projects that have a significant impact across Health and Wellbeing, Independent Living at Home, Respite and Transition.
Criteria: Registered charities, hospices and state schools catering wholly for students with additional needs can apply.
Minimum: £0
Maximum: Unknown
Closing date: Applications can be submitted at any time
Grants to Help Older People Lead More Fulfilling Lives
Description: Barchester's Charitable Foundation is a grant giving charity that helps older people and other adults with a disability to lead more fulfilled lives and reach their full potential. The Foundation’s focus is on connecting or re-connecting people with others in their local community, helping combat isolation and loneliness and enabling people to be active and engaged.
Criteria: Funding is available for small community groups to help improve people's mobility, independence and quality of life.
Minimum: £100
Maximum: £5,000
Closing date: Applications are assessed on a case-by-case basis, with funds allocated to those who demonstrate greatest need.
Description: Barchester's Charitable Foundation is a grant giving charity that helps older people and other adults with a disability to lead more fulfilled lives and reach their full potential. The Foundation’s focus is on connecting or re-connecting people with others in their local community, helping combat isolation and loneliness and enabling people to be active and engaged.
Criteria: Funding is available for small community groups to help improve people's mobility, independence and quality of life.
Minimum: £100
Maximum: £5,000
Closing date: Applications are assessed on a case-by-case basis, with funds allocated to those who demonstrate greatest need.
Bring Joy Foundation
Description: The Home Instead Bring Joy Foundation makes donations to charities, small grassroots organisations, and other not-for-profit groups that can demonstrate their commitment to creating activities designed to improve the lives of the elderly across the UK. The funding is available for events, activities or pastimes that prevent social isolation and loneliness amongst adults over the age of 55 years. For example, a day care centre organising a trip to the seaside.
Criteria: Small local grassroots organisations and small local registered charities may apply.
Minimum: £0
Maximum: £1,500
Closing date: Applications can be made at any time.
Description: The Home Instead Bring Joy Foundation makes donations to charities, small grassroots organisations, and other not-for-profit groups that can demonstrate their commitment to creating activities designed to improve the lives of the elderly across the UK. The funding is available for events, activities or pastimes that prevent social isolation and loneliness amongst adults over the age of 55 years. For example, a day care centre organising a trip to the seaside.
Criteria: Small local grassroots organisations and small local registered charities may apply.
Minimum: £0
Maximum: £1,500
Closing date: Applications can be made at any time.
Pink Ribbon Foundation Grants
Description: Grants are available to relieve the needs of people who are suffering from, or have been affected by, breast cancer by providing, or assisting in the provision of, information, care, or emotional, practical and financial support. Also to advance public education in the understanding of breast cancer and its early detection and treatment.
Criteria: Any charity working in the field of breast cancer may apply.
Minimum: £0
Maximum: £5,000
Closing date: 27th May 2022
Description: Grants are available to relieve the needs of people who are suffering from, or have been affected by, breast cancer by providing, or assisting in the provision of, information, care, or emotional, practical and financial support. Also to advance public education in the understanding of breast cancer and its early detection and treatment.
Criteria: Any charity working in the field of breast cancer may apply.
Minimum: £0
Maximum: £5,000
Closing date: 27th May 2022
