Funding

Education Authority - Small Grants Programme April - August 2021

11/05/2021

The Small Grants Programme has been set up to allow young people from Education Authority Youth Service (EA-YS) registered groups to apply for grants for projects in order to Support the Growth Of Young People Through The Pandemic.
Following the impact of Covid 19, the programme this year is focused on young people rebuilding their future together.

What is the Small Grants Programme?
The Small Grants Programme 2021-22 will enable young people to apply for funding to support young people in their communities to:

promote positive mental health
strengthen emotional and physical health and wellbeing
support the reconnection with friends and people (online and in-person)
build and develop social skills and confidence
provide opportunities for young people to engage in activities and interests outside of their home.

Applications should show how they have been able to contribute to one or more of these aims.
The Programme is open to groups of young people aged 4 through to 25 years. A group applying should be made up of no less than 3 young people, with the application being filled in by those young people in the group.
A group can apply for a grant of between £300 and £2,000 & Funding applications will remain open until 20th June 2021.
Applications for grants are assessed and moderated by other young people on the Small Grants panel, to strengthen the participation of young people as decision makers within the local and wider community.
The Small Grants Programme is about young people taking part in projects which have been planned by young people for young people.
How to Apply
Help and Support
Small Grants Panel

𝗙𝗨𝗡𝗗𝗜𝗡𝗚 𝗙𝗢𝗥 𝗬𝗢𝗨𝗧𝗛 𝗚𝗥𝗢𝗨𝗣𝗦 𝗔𝗡𝗗 𝗦𝗨𝗠𝗠𝗘𝗥 𝗖𝗔𝗠𝗣𝗦

11/05/2021

𝗙𝗨𝗡𝗗𝗜𝗡𝗚 𝗙𝗢𝗥 𝗬𝗢𝗨𝗧𝗛 𝗚𝗥𝗢𝗨𝗣𝗦 𝗔𝗡𝗗 𝗦𝗨𝗠𝗠𝗘𝗥 𝗖𝗔𝗠𝗣𝗦

The Education Authority has launched a series of new funding opportunities to facilitate programmes and camps in the upcoming summer period for Young People!

ACCESS FOR ALL
This funding stream supports all non-EA Registered voluntary and community organisations who work with children and young people aged 4-25 years old.
There are 2 camps available under this stream, click the link for more details https://eanifunding.org.uk/summer/access-for-all/

SUMMER JAM
Summer Jam supports EA registered youth organisations with a particular focus on the faith based and uniformed sector, including generic/non-targeted groups!
There are 3 camp opportunities within the stream, click the link for details https://eanifunding.org.uk/summer/summer-jam/

SUMMER BOOST
EA Local Registered groups who are in receipt of Local Area Based Funding can apply for the Summer Boost funding which gives organisations the opportunity to increase their provision over the summer period.
Click the link for details https://eanifunding.org.uk/summer/summer-boost/

CAMP EQUIPMENT GRANT
This funding stream is to provide all EA Registered groups (Regional and Local) the opportunity to purchase new camping equipment to facilitate camps through the summer period!
Click the link for more details https://eanifunding.org.uk/summer/camp-equipment-grant/

All details can be found via the following link: www.eanifunding.org.uk/summer/

The Wesleyan Foundation – Small Grants Programme

11/05/2021
Managed by the Community Foundation for Northern Ireland, the Wesleyan Foundation Small Grants Fund in NI aims to support charities, constituted voluntary and community groups based within the region through grants of up to £2000 which must be spent within a year.

Closing Date: May 17, 2021 13:00
Fund Aims
Applications will be considered from charities, constituted voluntary and community groups that focus on:

Education – Charities or projects that enhance learning, address positive social mobility, disadvantage and raising aspirations. Initiatives that develop skills and employment.
Health – Projects that promote health and mental well-being, and create opportunities for inclusion.
Social – Projects that provide local solutions to meet local needs, promote community cohesion and develop sustainable and supportive communities.

We Will Fund

Salary, equipment or volunteer costs that are clearly budgeted and only used for the project – evidence will be required. Grants can be made for a wide range of purposes including consumables, project or activity costs.

Eligibility
You can apply to this fund if you are one of the following:

Registered charities
Constituted Community groups
Companies Limited by Guarantee with charitable aims
Community Interest Companies
Co-operatives – registered Community Benefit Societies and registered Industrial and Provident Societies
Social Enterprises

Additional Supporting Information
To be eligible to apply you must be able to provide proof of:

Your organisation / company has a management committee / board of trustees / board of directors with at least 3 unrelated people as members, a list of those directors will be required showing who has bank authorisation.
A written constitution / articles / set of rules.
A copy of your most recent annual accounts or financial records showing your organisation’s balance of funds, income and reserves.
A bank account in the name of the organisation with at least two unrelated signatories.
A bank statement from the last 3 months.
Copies of your safeguarding policies.
Equal opportunities policy.
Quotes for capital items over £300.

The Wesleyan Foundation - Small Grants Programme - Community Foundation Northern Ireland (communityfoundationni.org)

Tesco Community Grants

11/05/2021

Tesco Community Grants support local good causes that focus on helping children and families.Examples of eligible applications with a focus on supporting children and families could be;

a local school needing food for a children’s breakfast club,
a voluntary organisation working with families to run holiday clubs,
a charity supporting young people with specialist advice to manage mental health,
a brownie or scout group needing new tents,
or a youth sports club needing new equipment,
a family advice centre wanting to recruit more volunteers,
or a local friends of a park group wanting to develop a new toddler area.

Tesco Community Grants support thousands of local community projects and good causes across the UK. The scheme is open to registered charities and not-for-profit organisations, so if you are an eligible organisation then apply for a grant now. If you are a Tesco customer or colleague, you can nominate a cause that you’d like to see supported and we’ll contact them to encourage them to apply. We’ll select those need a little help in your local area and when our customers are given a blue token, in any of our Tesco stores at the checkout, they can vote for their favourite charity to receive a grant by putting the blue token in the Tesco Community Grants box.

Bank of Ireland - Begin Together Arts Fund, in partnership with Arts & Business NI

11/05/2021

Bank of Ireland launches second round of the Begin Together Arts Fund, in partnership with Arts & Business NI
The all-island Begin Together Arts Fund will make a total of £865,000 in arts funding available over three years, awarded to projects that are adapting due to the pandemic, or are inspired by and responding to our recovery.
This Fund provides fees to artists or groups of artists to create new work and help maximise the budgets of partner organisations (e.g. arts organisations, community/voluntary organisations, etc.) for their programme of activity.
Artists or groups of artists applying must work with a partner organisation (e.g. a venue or event, arts organisation, community/voluntary organisation or another funding agency/organisation). Applicants can request funds between c. £2,500 – £8,400, and average grants will be £4,200, with maximum grants of £8,400. Arts projects with larger budgets that have secured funds elsewhere are encouraged to apply. With each grant round, the Fund aims to provide funding to an arts project in each county on the island of Ireland.
Closing date for the second round of applications is Wednesday, 23 June 2021 at 5pm. The third round will open in Spring 2022. Go to www.businesstoarts.ie/artsfund/bank-of-ireland for information on the application process and to complete the online application form.

Arts Council NI Lottery Project Funding 2021-22

10/05/2021

Funding OPEN: Arts Council NI Lottery Project Funding 2021-22

The Arts Council of Northern Ireland is now inviting applications to its National Lottery Project Funding Programme. The annual programme is designed to support organisations to develop and deliver future arts projects.Successful applicants will create arts projects which contribute to the growth of arts in the community for new and existing audiences and which reflect the diversity of Northern Ireland’s society and culture.

the minimum grant available under this programme is normally £10,001
the maximum grant available will be £50,000.

Last year awards were presented to organisations working across all areas of the arts including, drama, dance, community arts, literature and music.

Only projects that take place between 9 July 2021 and 30 June 2022 are eligible for the scheme.
Applicants will need to find a minimum of 10% partnership funding from non-lottery, non-Arts Council sources.
The deadline for applications is 12 noon, Tuesday 1st June, 2021.
Applicants are advised to consult the programme Guidance Notes, Introduction Notes and Commitment statements before submitting their application.
You must apply using the Arts Council’s online system. The Arts Council will not accept applications in hard copy or by email.

Full details of the programme, eligibility and what you can apply for can be found on the Project Funding Programme webpage at: http://artscouncil-ni.org/funding/scheme/lottery-project-funding-2021-2022

Community Relations Council - CR/CD Grant Scheme

10/05/2021
Community Relations / Cultural Diversity
Deadline date: 01 November 2021

CR/CD Grant Scheme now open for applications.
At present we are awaiting confirmation of our 2021/22 budget, which means that, while we will assess your application, we will not be able to issue funding offers until our budget has been confirmed. By assessing applications in this way we hope to minimise any potential delays.
Funding and Development Programme Staff will be available to discuss any proposals you would like to take forward. Staff contact details are here. We understand that these are very challenging times and will endeavour to be as flexible and responsive as we can to the present needs of communities.
CR/CD Funding Details

All projects in receipt of CR/CD funding must be completed within this financial year.
Grants are up to £10K maximum and for project costs only.
Average grant is £2K – £5K.

Aims of the CR/CD Scheme The Community Relations Council, with the support of Government, has established a fund to spend each year on community relations projects. This funding is intended to help community/voluntary groups throughout Northern Ireland develop their capacity to engage in community relations work and to enhance the community relations potential of projects they undertake.
If you have any questions or would like to discuss a proposal prior to submitting an application please contact a member of the Funding and Development Programme or phone 028 9022 7500.
T:BUC Requirement Applicants are required to outline the outcome in Together: Building a United Community (T:BUC) to which the proposed project will contribute.
Read more about the T:BUC strategy.
Eligibility RequirementsThere are certain specific criteria you must adhere to when applying for funding:
Read about the CD/CR scheme criteria.
Community Relations / Cultural Diversity | Community Relations Council (community-relations.org.uk)

Ardonagh Community Trust

10/05/2021
Ardonagh Community Trust is thrilled to launch the Bright Future Prize
This programme is aimed at inspiring and empowering the next generation of community leaders across the UK and Ireland.
Open to young people aged 15-19 years old, the Bright Future prize will award one promising individual with £20,000 in funding to help them make their community of choice better, brighter and stronger.

The Bright Future Prize aims to encourage the entrepreneurial spirit and innovative thinking of a new generation - not for commercial gain, but to support a community they care about to thrive.
Nominations are open now until Friday 21 May, finalists will be announced in July and the winner revealed in September 2021.

Who can apply for the Bright Future Prize?
The Bright Future Prize is open to young people who are passionate about, and actively working to make a difference in a community of their choice – this could be a geographical area, a group of people united by a shared interest/charity, or national/global cause.
To apply, you must be from the UK or Ireland and aged between 15 and 19 years old.

What do I need to include in my application?
To apply, you must clearly outline how the £20,000 prize would enable you to make a tangible impact on your chosen cause or community project. We also want to understand why you’re passionate about it and how you’re already making a difference. Be as thorough as you can and make sure you showcase why you deserve this funding.

What can the funding be used for?
The winner will receive £20,000 funding towards making a difference to their chosen cause or community project. This could include:

Starting a business or social enterprise that supports a charitable cause
Completing a community-based project
Funding towards an existing charity or Community Interest Company
Furthering your studies or vocational education in order to make a difference through theoretical knowledge or practical and technical qualifications

Bright Future Prize - The Ardonagh Community Trust (ardonaghtrust.org)

Moy Park Community Support Fund

04/05/2021

Moy Park Community Support Fund opened for applications from 1st July 2020 for a period of 24 months.
The local communities in which our workers and their families live are the bedrock of our society, and the work done by our voluntary and community groups and charities in those communities make key differences within our communities and enhance people’s lives and wellbeing. Their contribution to the social and civil fabric of our communities may often go unrecognised, but it is never under-appreciated by those people whose lives they positively touch and impact.
Moy Park is mindful of the constant financial pressures on voluntary and community groups and charities, particularly on their voluntary and total income, their capacity to start or continue with important projects and on their sustainability generally. Moy Park is pledging £1 million to its Community Support Fund to support on-the-ground projects of voluntary and community groups and charities in those local communities where our sites are based across Europe.

https://moypark.com/community-support/community-support-overview?

Planned Intervention Programme 2021/2022

20/04/2021

Planned Intervention Programme 2021/22 - About T:BUC Camps

Funding is made available for the delivery of the Planned Intervention programme by The Executive Office (TEO).
The fund is designed specifically to enable organisations to work with young people living in interface areas or locations where there is the potential of heightened social unrest during the summer period and at key times such as evenings and weekends.
All programmes must -
Engage young people living in interface areas or locations where there is potential for of heightened social unrest
· Target young people aged 10-25 years old. However, evidence suggests that young men aged 14-18 years old would benefit most from a Planned Intervention programme and rationale must be provided if they are not the primary target of your application.
· Focus delivery to engage and provide outcomes for young people against the three outcomes of the Planned Intervention Programme.
Planned Intervention Programme Outcomes:
Outcome 1 – Reduction in number of crime and antisocial behaviour incidents in the areas where the young people live
Outcome 2 – Reduction in the number of young people engaging in risk taking behaviours
Outcome 3 – Increase in the % of young people who think favourably about young people in the other community
For more information including details on workshops and how to apply, please visit https://eanifunding.org.uk/plannedintervention/

Empowering Women Fund

20/04/2021
Labyrinth Project, Solace is running a grants scheme Empowering Women Fund
In response to the ongoing impact of Covid-19, the fund aims to fill a gap in support for  organisations that are supporting women to recover from problems exacerbated by the pandemic.
The scheme will provide funding to support small women’s groups and organisations to develop innovative ways of empowering women in their local area and build their capacity.
It is divided into two strands and grants can run for up to 12 months.

Women’s groups and organisations in Northern Ireland, Scotland and England can apply for:

Seed funding grants (£500-£1,000)
Available to small women’s groups to establish and run micro women’s empowerment projects in their local area that support women to build skills and confidence, and decrease social isolation. 

Women’s Sector grants (£1,000-£25,000)
Available for women’s groups and organisations to develop capacity to respond to changing needs in their communities and run projects over a fixed duration of at least 6 months. 

We are particularly aiming to reach those who have not previously applied for funding and those from marginalised communities.
The deadline for round one applications is Friday 28th of May 2021.

We will be holding ‘How to Apply’ webinars on the following dates:
·         Session one – Seed Funding – Wednesday 28th April 2021
·         Session two – Women’s Sector Grants – Thursday 29th April 2021

Please read the guidance and FAQs documents thoroughly before applying. You can find further information, including guidance and FAQ documents, on our website at solacewomensaid.org/empowering-women-fund.
If you have any questions or queries not covered in the information available, please get in touch with the team at labyrinth@solacewomensaid.org.

Tesco Community Grants programme

20/04/2021

Tesco Community Grants Open for Applications
The Tesco Bags of Help Programme has been relaunched as the Tesco Community Grants programme. Tesco offers this grants programme to make a positive difference in the communities where it operates: where Tesco communities thrive so do Tesco businesses and colleagues.
This year, the funding is intended for local good causes that focus on supporting children and families.
Examples include:
Breakfast clubs : Holiday clubs : Food banks : Equipment or non-statutory services for nurseries or schools eg forest schools, library books : Equipment for Brownie, Guide or Scout Groups eg camping equipment, badges : Environmental improvements : Play areas : Counselling and support services :
Activities to support mental health : Activities or equipment to reduce social isolation : Equipment/kit for sports teams : Services or equipment to support health issues such as cancer or dementia : Equipment for village/community halls

The funding is for projects that are ready to be delivered, but it will not cover retrospective costs (already committed or spent such as design fees, planning permissions costs or community consultation).
The grants are decided by popular vote. Three projects in 575 local communities are voted on by customers in Tesco stores throughout the UK, with projects changing every three months.
Groups have an opportunity to receive a grant of £1,500, £1,000 or £500 depending on the number of votes their project receives.
There are no deadlines. This is a rolling programme and applications can be made at any time during the year.
For more information and to apply please visit https://tescocommunitygrants.org.uk/

Made By Sport’s ‘Clubs In Crisis’ Fund

12/04/2021

Made By Sport is a national charity aimed at raising awareness of and funds for sport for development.

What differentiates sport for development from general community sport, is it intentionally uses
community sport provision to deliver wider social outcomes, such as improving mental health,
developing life skills or reducing anti-social behaviour or crime, rather than just being about
opportunities to participate in sport.

Made By Sport are working with UKCF to award grants to charities focused on
grassroots sport for development, with a particular focus on clubs in crisis, specifically with the
intention to save organisations from closure and to get them back on their feet following the
pandemic.

Ongoing - No Deadline
• Grants up to £2,021
• Developing Life Skills; Improving Mental Health; Reducing Crime and Anti-Social Behaviour; Developing Employability Skills; Building Stronger Communities

https://communityfoundationni.org/…/made-by-sports-clubs-i…/

Community Relations / Cultural Diversity

12/04/2021
The Community Relations Council, with the support of Government, has established a fund to spend each year on community relations projects. This funding is intended to help community/voluntary groups throughout Northern Ireland develop their capacity to engage in community relations work and to enhance the community relations potential of projects they undertake.

All projects in receipt of CR/CD funding must be completed within this financial year.
Grants are up to £10K maximum and for project costs only.
Average grant is £2K – £5K.

If you have any questions or would like to discuss a proposal prior to submitting an application please contact a member of the Funding and Development Programme or phone 028 9022 7500.
https://www.community-relations.org.uk/community-relations-cultural-diversity

Armagh, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council Revenue Grant

12/04/2021

Call 2 Revenue Grants 2021-22 opens on 19th April 2021 and closes at noon on 7th May 2021 and is for projects being delivered between 1st August 2021 and 31st March 2022.

FAO voluntary, community and social enterprise groups.
✅ Running costs
✅ Programmes
✅ Events

To support potential applicants to submit applications to Call 2, we are offering Virtual Information Sessions as follows:

Monday 19th April at 2pm
Tuesday 20th April at 7pm
Wednesday 21st April at 2pm

To attend one of these sessions please email fap@armaghbanbridgecraigavon.gov.uk and you will be forwarded a link to join.

Keep Northern Ireland Beautiful

07/04/2021

Launching on the 12th April...Small Grants Scheme 2021!

The Small Grants Scheme is coming back for another year!

Small Grants Scheme will be launching on Monday 12th April
Grants available from £500 to £3,000
Closing Date Monday 10th May

Join us on online on Wednesday April 14th at 11am or 7pm (both sessions will be the same content!) for our Small Grants info sessions! We'll be talking through project ideas, the application process and any questions you might have.

The application process will be available on our website from Monday 12th April 2021 to Monday 10th May 2021.

Click the buttons below to book your space at the information session:

11am on Wednesday 14th April 2021
7pm on Wednesday 14th April 2021

Register for the 11am session

Register for the 7pm session

https://www.liveherelovehere.org/cgi-bin/generic?instanceID=30

Made by Sport - Clubs In Crisis Fund

01/04/2021

Clubs In Crisis Fund opens on 12th April.
Funding will be made available for eligible grassroots sports clubs and organisations through the local Community Foundations links below. In order to be eligible, clubs must provide clear evidence of how they use sport to help young people develop life skills, employment opportunities, reduce crime and anti-social behaviour or tackle mental health issues.
To get involved with the #ClubsInCrisis Fund, follow the three steps as mentioned below:
STEP ONE - Read the FAQs to find if your clubs is eligible for funding
STEP TWO - Find the right Community Foundation to apply for funding via our Postcode Tool
STEP THREE - Complete Steps one and Two and apply from the 12th April!
https://www.madebysport.com/clubsincrisis

The Ireland Funds: Heart of the Community Grants

29/03/2021

This new fund aims to provide critical and timely funding to a wide range of not-for-profit and community organisations across the ROI and NI. The fund offers awards up to €5,000 for small, not-for-profits and community organisations with an annual turnover of less than €/£500,000.

Apply here. Closing Date: 3pm, 8 April 2021.

Newry, Mourne and Down District Council
Financial Assistance 2021-2022 Call 2

29/03/2021

Newry, Mourne and Down District Council
Financial Assistance 2021-2022 Call 2

The Council invites applications for financial assistance towards the programme area outlined below:
•Good Relations
•Police and Community Safety Partnership
•Let’s Grow Newry, Mourne and Down
•Suicide Prevention and Emotional Wellbeing

All themes are subject to funding availability.

Opening: 18 March 2021
Closing: 19 April 2021 at 12noon

Application and guidance notes can be reviewed online using the link: http://newrymournedown.eformz.info

Belfast Harbour Community Awards

29/03/2021

Belfast Harbour has launched its 2021 Belfast Harbour Community Awards Fund, a new £50,000 programme designed to help support the work of grass-roots community organisations and charities.
The Fund will provide individual grants of up to £2,500 and will be open to eligible community organisations, not for profit groups, and charities which are registered in Northern Ireland.
The Belfast Harbour Community Awards Fund will open for applications twice this year, with the first round between 16th March 2021 and 16th April 2021 and the second in Autumn 2021.
The Fund is open to projects and initiatives that align with Belfast Harbour’s responsible business priorities of supporting employability and skills, the environment and communities.
To be eligible, projects must positively impact their local community, for example, removing barriers to work, protecting the environment in which we live or improving communities.
David Dobbin, Chair of Belfast Harbour, said: “We are delighted to launch the Belfast Harbour Community Awards Fund and to open this first round of applications to organisations.
“The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted all sections of our society. As a Trust Port, Belfast Harbour reinvests every penny of its net profits back into the development of our Port and Harbour Estate. We do this primarily for the benefit of our customers but also for our local communities and the whole region. As we respond to the social and economic impacts of the last year, we are committed to supporting projects that can help our local communities to recover.”
He added: We have a well established track record of supporting our local communities and charitable, training/employment and environmental initiatives. This new fund will supplement our ongoing work with our existing charity and delivery partners and will enable Belfast Harbour to support new grass-roots community based activities at this especially challenging time.”
In order to be considered, organisations should complete the Belfast Harbour Community Awards application form, and include details and costs about the proposed project.

Application forms and guidelines are available on Belfast Harbour’s website https://www.belfast-harbour.co.uk/corporate/community-awards-fund along with details of entry and assessment criteria.

Newry Mourne and Down District Council - Northern Ireland Centenary Fund 2021 –2022

08/02/2020

Newry Mourne and Down District Council - Northern Ireland Centenary Fund 2021 –2022

NOW OPEN!

The Council invites applications for financial assistance towards its Northern Ireland Centenary Fund 2021 -2022
Opening date: Monday 8 February 2021
Closing date: Monday 8 March 2021 at 12noon

Application Guidance Notes and Application Forms and can be reviewed online via: http://newrymournedown.eformz.info.

A video of a voiced-over Powerpoint presentation giving an overview of the Financial Assistance available in Call 1 2021-2022, as well as some guidance on the Electronic Grant Management System, is available on the Council's website and Youtube channel: www.newrymournedown.org/residents-grants-and-funding

For further information on the application process, or to be included in direct notification of future funding opportunities please contact The Programmes Unit on 0330 137 4040 / 0330 137 4782 or email: programmesunit@nmandd.org

ABC COUNCIL Covid-19 Community Support Grant 3rd Call 2020-21

01/02/2021

Covid-19 Community Support Grant 3rd Call 2020-21
A third call for Covid-19 Community Support Grant applications will open on 1st February 2021 and close at noon on 19th February 2021. Applications are invited under three themes as follows:

Theme A – Remote learning resources (Feb-Mar 2021)
Theme B – Covid Response (Aug 2020 – Jan 2021)
Theme C – Connecting Those Most Isolated (Feb-Mar 2021)

Full details are in the Applicant Guidance Manual which will be available once the grant programme opens for applications
https://www.armaghbanbridgecraigavon.gov.uk/resident/community-grants/

Newry, Mourne and Down District Council Financial Assistance 2021-2022

19/01/2020

Newry, Mourne and Down District Council invites applications for financial assistance towards the programme area outlined below:

Community Engagement
Community Events and Festivals
Community Major Capital Scheme
Community Summer Schemes
Irish Language
Local Biodiversity Enhancement
Minor Works for Community Facilities
Minority Communities
Service Level Agreement
Sports Capital Minor Works
Sports Development Minor Capital Items
Sports Facility Capital Scheme

Opening date: Monday 18 January 2021
Closing date: As advised on grant management system and theme guidance
Application and guidance notes for return can be reviewed online via http://newrymournedown.eformz.info.
For further information on the application process, or to be included in notifications of future funding opportunities, please contact The Programmes Unit on 0330 137 4040 / 0330 137 4782 or email: programmesunit@nmandd.org.

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ABC COUNCIL REVENUE GRANT

Revenue GrantsRevenue Grants 2021-22
Call 1 for Revenue Grants will open 11 January 2021 and close at 12 noon on 29 January 2021. This call invites applications for events, time-bound programmes, and annual core running costs (for eligible organisations) to be delivered 1 April 2021-31 March 2022.
To help potential applicant groups we will be offering the following online Information Sessions:

Monday 11th January 14:00
Tuesday 12th January 19:00
Wednesday 13th January 14:00

If interested in joining one of these sessions please email fap@armaghbanbridgecraigavon.gov.uk stating the name of your group and which online session you wish to logon for.

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The Pathway Fund

16/01/2020
The Pathway Fund is now open for applications
The Pathway Fund is one the Department of Education’s (DE) supports for the early years sector. In support of the DE vision “A system that is recognised internationally for the quality of its teaching and learning, for the achievements of its young people and for a holistic approach to education”.
The outcomes of the Pathway Fund are:

Improved development of children who are at risk of not reaching their full educational potential; and
An enhanced, more sustainable Early Years sector.

The Pathway Fund is open to all registered providers or facilitators of early years (0-4) education and learning provision such as:

Registered Sessional Daycare Settings (including Out of Schools, Summer Schemes, Playgroups, Crèches).
Registered Full Daycare Providers (Day Nurseries).
Registered Childminders.

The Pathway Fund will be administered over two streams, Stream A and Stream B. Applicants can apply online to one or the other, not both. Only one application per organisation will be accepted.
Closing date for Stream A Applications is 4 pm on Tuesday, 2nd February 2021.
Closing date for Stream B Applications is 4 pm on Tuesday, 26th January 2021.

Full information can be found here: The Pathway Fund — Early Years - the organisation for young children (early-years.org)

2021/22 Central Good Relations Fund

03/12/2020

2021/22 Central Good Relations Fund

The 2021/22 Central Good Relations Fund will open in January 2021 (final date to be confirmed). To help groups apply for funding, the Executive Office will be hosting two CGRF online Funding Forums, via Webex, in December 2020 and January 2021. There will be an option of offering additional sessions should there be enough interest. The forums will take place on: -

Tuesday 15 December 2020 @ 11am
Wednesday 13 January 2021 @ 11am

The online forums will be a great way to find out more about the CGRF fund, and advice and guidance will be offered in relation to projects that could be delivered, the application form, and how to apply etc. Each online Funding Forum will last approximately 45mins and will also include a Q&A session where attendees can put specific questions to the panel.

Groups will also be offered the opportunity to book in online with the CGRF team after the Funding Forums have taken place, on a date and time that suits, should they want a one-to-one session to discuss their project in more detail.

Registration for groups to attend the online Funding Forums will take place via Eventbrite, and places are limited. Further information including how to register to attend is available at: https://tbucevents.eventbrite.co.uk

National Lottery Shared History Fund

23/11/2020
National Lottery Shared History Fund
The National Lottery Heritage Fund is distributing a total of £1million through the Shared History Fund to organisations in the UK marking the centenary of Northern Ireland.

This fund has been created as part of the UK Government’s commitment to facilitate local and national awareness of the centenary of Northern Ireland, which also paved the way for the formation of the UK as we know it today.
The fund also reflects the commitment to mark the centenary of Northern Ireland in line with the Principles for Remembering, as set out in the New Decade New Approach agreement in January 2020.
Paul Mullan, Director of Northern Ireland, The National Lottery Heritage Fund said: "We recognise that dealing with contested heritage can be challenging, but it’s also important that this significant period is marked and the many communities and individuals it has impacted are acknowledged.
"We hope that all initiatives will embrace that opportunity, and we’re looking forward to supporting a diverse range of projects and organisations.”

Grants will be awarded between £3,000 and £100,000 in two categories: £3,000-£10,000 and £10,000-£100,000. Funding must be spent by 31 March 2022.

We will begin accepting applications from 20 November 2020 until noon on 15 January 2021. We will aim to assess applications and make decisions by the end of February 2021.

https://www.heritagefund.org.uk/funding/shared-history-fund

Community Heritage Fund Northern Ireland

20/11/2020

Applications now open for the Community Heritage Fund Northern Ireland
Key dates

apply by noon on 18 December 2020
projects must be delivered between 15 February 2021 and 31 March 2021

The National Lottery Heritage fund have launched a new Community Heritage Fund and are offering grants of £3,000-£10,000 for projects in Northern Ireland that encourage engagement with local heritage, such as a local park, building or monument.
The fund will support:
Projects led by local authorities and a range of third sector organisations
This includes those already involved in the promotion of heritage at a community level such as local history and civic societies and voluntary groups with an interest in heritage. Museums with projects that explore the heritage outside their doors are also welcome to apply.
Organisations that care for heritage attractions
including not for profit organisations that care for historic buildings and sites that open their doors to visitors more than 28 days a year, such as historic places of worship.
Private owners of heritage
Private owners can apply as long as the funded activity is free to access, invites exploration by local community members and makes an effort to engage those members of the community who could benefit from it most.
Community groups that are not heritage-based
These are encouraged to get involved and to explore their interpretation of heritage by taking a closer look at what’s on their doorsteps. Local landmarks could be buildings, footpaths, skateparks, schools, community halls, parks, bridges, raths or dolmens – they’ve all played their part in shaping the landscape we see around us today. Applications are welcome from any project which recognises and interprets this.
For more details and how to apply Click Here

Asda Foundation (UK)
Funding to Provide Meals for those in Need in the Run Up to Christmas (UK)

Asda Foundation (UK)
Funding to Provide Meals for those in Need in the Run Up to Christmas (UK)
Applications are open from 6th November 2020 until 6th December 2020.
In response to the Covid-19 pandemic, the Asda Foundation has created the Feeding Communities Grant Scheme to provide meals for those in need in the run up to Christmas. Charities, community interest companies, unincorporated clubs or associations, and other not-for-profit organisations across the UK can apply for grants of up to £1,000 to provide meals costing £4 or less for individuals, families, and children’s healthy holiday clubs.
*Here are some examples of what we would and would not fund (not exhaustive):
What We Would Fund
• Food parcel for a family/individual • Christmas Hamper (food only) • School Holiday Clubs (food only) • Soup kitchen/homeless centre (food only) • Christmas meal deliver or collection • Local Community Centre providing meal deliveries
What We Would Not Fund
• Salary Costs • Activities – this grant is food only • Christmas Gifts • Packaging of food for transport • Delivery costs • Alcohol
https://www.asdafoundation.org/documents/grant-criteria-guidelines-fc.pdf

Musical Instruments for Bands

06/11/2020

Musical Instruments for Bands
This scheme is open. Deadline for applications: Monday 23rd November 2020 at 4pm
The Arts Council has designed this programme to increase the quality of music-making in the community by helping bands to replace worn-out instruments and purchase new instruments.
Particular priority will be given to applications which can demonstrate
·         high quality musicianship;
·         a commitment to training and musical education, particularly of young people; and,
·         a commitment to repertoire and technique development in relation to the band’s existing repertoire and technical standards.

Who can apply?
The Arts Council welcomes applications from the widest possible range of organisations and in particular from applicants whose projects benefit individuals categorised under Section 75 of the Northern Ireland Act 1998. In addition, in order to be eligible to apply to this programme, please note the following:
This scheme is open to bands based in Northern Ireland, which are formally constituted.
The following types* of bands are eligible for this scheme:

Accordion Orchestra/Band (part, melody or marching)
Brass Band
Concert Band
Flute Band (part, melody or marching)
Pipe Band
Wind Band

Any other type of formally constituted organisation wishing to purchase musical instruments should apply to the Musical Instruments for Professional/Non-professional Performing Groups Programme.
Who Cannot Apply?
• Bands who have received a Musical Instruments for Bands Programme award between January 2015 and March 2020
• Individuals
• Organisations who are in breach of the terms of any previous ACNI grant awards.
• Bands who are not of the types listed above*.
How to apply?
You must apply using our online system. We will not accept applications in hard copy or by email.
·         Online applications may be edited, saved and returned up to the closing date.
·         You must submit all mandatory enclosures associated with the application at the same time as your application, ie. they must be uploaded to your online application prior to its submission. These enclosures are listed on the attachments page within the online application and are detailed below.
·         Please ensure that you leave sufficient time to upload all documents to the system as there can be long delays as the closing deadline approaches and the system will shut down at 4.00 pm precisely on the closing date, Monday 23 November 2020. If your complete application is not fully uploaded when the system closes, your application will not be accepted.
·         If you submit your application by the closing deadline, you will receive an automated email advising that your application has been successfully submitted to the system.  If you do not receive this email, your application has not been submitted.

Please remember that it is your responsibility to ensure that we receive the application form and uploaded enclosures by the closing time and date.

http://artscouncil-ni.org/funding/scheme/musical-instruments-for-bands-2020

Ulster-Scots Covid-19 Resilience Fund

04 November 2020
APPLY NOW!!
The Ulster-Scots Agency has launched a new Fund to help Ulster-Scots groups in Northern Ireland to deal with the financial and cultural impact of the Coronavirus Pandemic. The Fund has been made possible by support from the Department for Communities, which has allocated £850,000 from funds allocated to the NI Executive by the UK Government.
The Fund will support Small Grants (up to £3k), Language Grants (up to £10k) and Large Organisation Grants (up to £30k). We are open for Small Grant applications NOW and grants will be awarded on a rolling basis, with awards made until the allocated budget (£660k) is exhausted. The deadline for Language Grant and Large Organisation Grant applications is Wednesday 2nd December. To find out more, click on the links below.

Small Grants LinksUlster-Scots Covid-19 Resilience Fund Registration and Online Application Form.

Download Language Grants Guidance and Application form below:
Ulster-Scots Language Grant Guidance Notes
Ulster-Scots Language Grant Application Form

Community Arts, Culture and Heritage Fund

03/11/2020

Community Foundation for Northern Ireland - Community Arts, Culture and Heritage Fund

·         To support grassroots communities and those most marginalised, through engagement in community arts, culture and heritage projects and creative industries.
·         Ongoing applications
·         Amount - £2,000 to £10,000
·         Costs must be incurred by 31 March 2021, however, the activities and events can take place up until 31st October 2021.
·
·         Constituted organisations with charitable purposes, operating within Northern Ireland
·
·         Fund objectives:
·         To address new needs appearing as a result of the Coronavirus, and where restrictions mean finding new ways to support vulnerable people, using creative mediums.
·         To support grassroots communities and those most marginalised, through engagement in community arts, culture and heritage projects and creative industries.
·         To enable organisations to respond better to new needs identified as a result of coronavirus, and where restrictions mean finding new ways of supporting vulnerable people, through encouraging access to the arts, culture and heritage, in particular for those with disabilities.
·         To help organisations and communities supporting vulnerable people, to use arts, culture and heritage, to #build back better; ensuring organisations and individuals thrive and continue to provide longer-term support to communities in need

What can be supported?
·         Upfront, non-refundable costs associated with implementing new arts, culture, and heritage projects; including venue hire, facilitation etc, must be incurred by 31 March 2021, however, the activities and events do not have to take place until after this.
·
·         Capital costs (no more than £5,000 of the amount requested) associated with implementing new systems, procedures, and activities, to enable engagement with the arts
*Note: You can apply for costs for small items of equipment, but each individual item must cost less than £1,000 (eg computer equipment, cameras, film making equipment, materials to deliver creative projects, costumes, musical instruments, etc)
·
·         Bringing together expertise to provide advice, mentoring support, and other actions to maintain viability of the arts organisation, and to support strategic development
·         Additional core costs such as rent, heat and light, salary contributions, are eligible, providing that they will enable development of community arts, culture and heritage activities.
What can be supported within the fund themes?
With grant sizes of between £2,000 to £20,000, it is the expectation that this funding will support organisations to continue to provide services over the coming months.

https://communityfoundationni.org/grants/the-arts-culture-and-heritage-challenge-fund/

Brighter Communities

20/10/2020

Power NI has donated £30,000 to community groups since April 2018. The fund exists to make groups shine a little brighter – whether that is with equipment, a revamp of their space or resources for their service users.
If successful your project or group can receive up to £1,000 in funding to help reach its maximum potential – whether that is for equipment, kits or for a special project that will make a BIG impact!
Applications are now open and welcome from small or large communities, sporting, charity and all age groups who can propose a tangible project, activity or item which can be realised or executed once the funds have been received and within an 8-week timescale.

https://powerni.co.uk/brightercommunities/

The Women’s Fund Individual Bursaries

20.10.2020
Closing Date: Nov 2, 2020 13:00
Grant size: Up to £500

Key outcomes:
The Women’s Fund for Northern Ireland’s Individual Bursaries have been set up to fill a gap in funding opportunities for individual women who require a small amount of financial aid to support them towards fulfilling their potential.

Who can apply:
Individual women aged 18 and over, living in Northern Ireland, who are striving to get into, or back into employment.
Applicants will preferably be affiliated to a constituted community/women’s group and have the support of that organisation, however, if you are not you will still be eligible to apply.

Priorities Include:
While not exclusive, the Fund welcomes applications for Bursaries that address the following:
Personal development & confidence building
Overcoming barriers to employment or training
Making the first steps towards re-entering the workplace
* In exceptional circumstances the panel may offer support for education fees, providing they are for short term courses only, and that there are further barriers for the applicant around accessing such a course.

Examples of the types of activities that may be supported:
Basic training support materials – books for example
Interview training
Mentoring
Travel costs to access relevant training (public transport for up to six months)
Childcare during employability training (up to six months)
Access course

What You Will Need To Apply?
Please note:
References will be sought and applicants may be required to demonstrate need for support.
Successful grant recipients will be required to keep a record of expenditure including receipts.
Grant recipients will be required to write a short report detailing how the grant helped them.
Decisions on grants made by the Committee of the Women’s Fund for Northern Ireland are final.
Any canvassing for grants may lead to disqualification.

https://communityfoundationni.org/grants/the-womens-fund-individual-bursaries/

Community Relations / Cultural Diversity - Publication Grant Scheme

06/10/2020

Publication Grant Scheme
Deadline date: 15 January 2021

Applications must come directly from publishers
Maximum award is £5,000
All grants are at the discretion of the Community Relations Council
About the Scheme
The aim of the Publication Grant Scheme is to encourage the production and dissemination of publications that will contribute to greater understanding and better community relations in Northern Ireland.

This Grant Scheme is funded under NI Executive's good relations strategy 'Together: Building a United Community.' The strategy has four priority areas within which the outcomes of funded projects need to fit.

Read more about the T:BUC strategy.
Criteria Requirements
There are specific criteria that must be adhered to when applying for the Publication Grant Scheme:
Read criteria for the Publication Grant Scheme.
How to Apply
To apply for the scheme use the button below:
Apply now for the Publication Grant Scheme

Community Relations / Cultural Diversity - Small Grant Scheme

06/10/2020
Deadline date: 04 December 2020

Adapting to Online Delivery
In these unprecedented times we understand that many of the traditional delivery methods are not possible. With this in mind CRC has been gathering together some of the current good practice in relation to delivering programmes online and in different formats.
Please check out the examples of work currently taking place:
CR/CD Small Grants case studies
https://www.community-relations.org.uk/news-centre/crc-groups-adapt-working-online-interview-series
https://www.community-relations.org.uk/news-centre/new-ways-working-online-nicrc-adapting-change

All projects in receipt of CR/CD funding must be completed within this financial year.
Grants are up to £10K maximum and for project costs only.
Average grant is £2K – £5K.
Aims of the CR/CD Scheme
The Community Relations Council, with the support of Government, has established a fund to spend each year on community relations projects. This funding is intended to help community/voluntary groups throughout Northern Ireland develop their capacity to engage in community relations work and to enhance the community relations potential of projects they undertake.
If you have any questions or would like to discuss a proposal prior to submitting an application please contact a member of the Funding and Development Programme or phone 028 9022 7500.

Tak£500 - Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council Initiative

05/10/2020
5 Ways of Wellbeing
Do you have an idea that you feel would have a positive impact on your community?
Do you think this idea could be turned into a project and brought to life?

Then apply for the Tak£500 participatory Budgeting Fund! Communities can apply for up to £500 for a project they think will benefit their area
- and best of all, local residents will decide which projects should get the money!

Projects must be based around the ‘Take 5 Ways of Wellbeing’ – Connect, Be Active, Take Notice, Keep Learning and Give.

Please see website for details: www.armaghbanbridgecraigavon.gov.uk/TAKE500

Project delivered by Armagh Banbridge Craigavon Community Planning Partnership

National Churches Trust

17/09/2020

National Churches Trust
Grants of between £500 and £5,000 are available to churches, chapels and other places of worship built before 1896 to carry out small programmes of conservation work to decorative features and monuments. All work funded must be directed by a professional architect or established conservator and completed according to the principles of the Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings (SPAB). The funding is being made available through the new Treasure Ireland project.

  Next Deadline: 5 October 2020 (Midnight)
   Decision Date: November 2020
   Grant Size: £500 to £10,000
   Works Cost: Up to £100,000 (incl VAT and fees)

https://www.nationalchurchestrust.org/our-grants/grants-northern-ireland

Tesco Community Grants to support local children and young people

17/09/2020
Tesco Community Grants to support local children and young peopleDuring October, November and December, Tesco will be providing grants of up to £1000 to support projects focused on local children and young people.
Who is eligible to apply?Grants will be awarded to voluntary or community organisations (including registered charities/companies), schools, health bodies (e.g. Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCGs), NHS Hospital Trust, Foundation Trust), Parish/Town Councils, local authorities and social housing providers.
This list is not exhaustive and there will be many other types of organisations that will be funded.
Applications will not be funded where:

Individuals have applied, as groups must be fully constituted
Profit-making organisations are also ineligible for funding.

What types of projects will Bags of Help fund?At the end of September, the Tesco Bags of Help COVID-19 Communities Fund will be providing grants of £1000 to support local projects focused on children and young people.
This theme could cover a large mixture of local causes. Examples include:

Mental Health support for children and young people – COVID-19 has had an impact on the health and well being of children, particularly mental health.
Outdoor activities – sport & green space provision for children & young people including the use of green spaces support well being through physical activities.
Non-statuary educational activities – to support, widen and rebuild educational support networks for children, web-based activities. Sport, exercise, and arts.
Young carers– support for young carers as a result of current and continued isolation.
Bereavement counselling – offering support to children that have lost family members and support networks due to COVID-19
Child poverty – to support organisations that offer family support that are further impacted by COVID-19, which could include food/educational packs, free activities.
Vulnerable at risk children – the pandemic has impacted vulnerable children with challenging home & family circumstances.

Other local good causes supporting children and young people will also be considered.
Bags of Help can fund 100% of your project costs so you do not have to have any match funding. However, if you secured additional funding, there is no limit to what this amount can be and any funding awarded by Bags of Help can form part of your wider project costs.
Your project can be a stand-alone project or discrete, self-contained part of a larger scheme or part of a phased project. You will need to complete your project within twelve months of receipt of the grant.
For any projects that are making a physical improvement to an outdoor space, you will need the landowner’s permission and you might also need other permissions – e.g. planning permission. These need to be in place before you submit your application and the landowner permission form will need to be completed and signed as part of your application.
Projects which are ineligible

Work that has already taken place
Political donations
Fundraising activities or challenges (e.g. costs for a skydive etc.)
Running costs and organisation overheads
Conferences or seminars
Activities which collect funds for redistribution to other charities or individuals
Overseas appeals
Expeditions or overseas travel
Promotion of a religious or political cause
Marketing promotions
Research projects
Projects or activities that the state has a legal obligation to provide

Step 1: Locate your local Tesco storeFind the full postcode of the nearest Tesco store to the location of your project. You’ll need this information for your application form.
(Please note your nearest Tesco store may not be the one you ordinarily shop in).
Store locator
Step 2: Read guidance notesRead our full guidance notes (click to download) to applying for funding from Bags for Help. These will help you complete the full application form.
Guidance notes
Step 3: Take the eligibility quizClick to take our eligibility quiz. This short quiz will check that your project meets the basic requirements to be eligible for a Bags of Help grant. If your project meets the criteria you will be given a link to the application form.
Eligibility quiz
https://tescobagsofhelp.org.uk/home/community-apply-bags-help-grant/

The Telecommunity Fund Grant

16/09/2020
The Telecommunity Fund Grant - Grant size: £500-£2,000
·         Priority will be given to applications from small groups, typically with an annual income of less than £200,000, as evidenced in most recent set of accounts
·         Projects must aim to directly support one of the following specific groups:
·         Young people
·         Older people
·         People with disabilities
·         The Fund will not support projects targeting all ages.
The Telecommunity Fund is open on an ongoing basis. The applications are assessed at panel meetings held approximately 3-4 times per year.
The next panel meeting will take place on 24th November 2020, therefore applications submitted after 27th October 2020 at 12 noon will not be considered in this round.
https://communityfoundationni.org/grants/the-telecommunity-fund-grant/

KFC Foundation

09/09/2020

KFC Foundation
Grants of between £200 and £2,000 are available for projects which empower disadvantaged young people aged 11 -25 in the UK to fulfil their potential by providing safe social spaces, mentoring or work, and social skills.
The funding is being made available through the KFC Foundation and is available to local charities, registered community interest companies, unincorporated clubs and associations which have a local KFC restaurant in their community.
The KFC Foundation welcomes funding applications from organisations which:
-Benefit young people aged 11-25 years old.
-Supports those in a position of social disadvantage (i.e. care leavers, those experiencing homelessness, young carers, young parents, young people at risk of or with experience of the criminal justice system).
-Empower young people to fulfil their potential and build a positive future by providing spaces that allow young people to feel safe and secure, helping them to unlock talent, build life skills, provide mentoring and improve their chances to gain meaningful employment.
-Are local to a KFC restaurant?
-Will demonstrate positive results from their project within 12 months of our funding being received
To find out more, click the link below.
https://www.kfc.co.uk/kfc-foundation-community-grants

Ironmongers Company Funding to Enable Disadvantaged Young People Reach their Potential (UK)

09/09/2020

Ironmongers Company Funding to Enable Disadvantaged Young People Reach their Potential (UK)
Registered charities (including Schools that are registered as charities for young people with disabilities) that work with disadvantaged children under the age of 25 can apply for funding of up to £10,000 through the Ironmongers Company's grants programme.

Projects must meet all of the following criteria:
• For children and young people under the age of 25 who are disadvantaged
• Consist of educational activities that develop learning, motivation and skills
• Have clear aims and objectives to be met within a planned timescale
• Are within the UK

The Company is particularly interested in enabling primary age children to develop a strong foundation for the future.
Projects could, for example:
• support special educational needs,
• address behavioural problems
• promote citizenship, parenting or life skills.

Preference will be given to projects piloting new approaches where the outcomes will be disseminated to a wider audience.

The next deadline for applications is the 15th December 2020.
Useful Links: Grant Application Form https://www.ironmongers.org/charity_grant_application.php

http://www.ironmongers.org/charity_organisations.htm

Newry, Mourne and Down District Council

09/09/2020
Call 3 for Financial Assistance 2020-2021
Newry, Mourne and Down District Council offers financial assistance to eligible groups in the voluntary, community and social enterprise sector for revenue and capital projects.

CLICK HERE to view and download applications and guidance notes for financial assistance towards the programme areas outlined below:
• Support Programme for the Tourism Events and Arts Sector
• Tourism Marketing
• Christmas Illuminations
• COVID-19 Recovery (subject to funding becoming available).

Application and guidance notes can be viewed online at: http://newrymournedown.eformz.info
The Financial Assistance Call will close at 12noon on Wednesday 30 September 2020.

Road Safety Grant Scheme

07/09/2020

The Road Safety (Safe Travel) Grant Scheme, administered by the Department for Infrastructure, aims to reduce the number of people killed or seriously injured on the roads while also encouraging active travel.

The grant scheme previously ran from 2010 to 2017 awarding more than £760,000 to 98 projects. The scheme is being relaunched 2020/21 and is now open for applications.

Who can apply for the scheme?
Individuals and groups from the voluntary and community sector can apply for grants of up to £10,000 to develop and run projects which are aimed at improving road safety or the take up of active travel in local communities. Individuals can only apply for funding if they are working in partnership with a community group, which must be involved in the application process.
To qualify, groups must be properly constituted, have a bank account and be able to complete the project by 5 March 2021.
What projects will be considered?
The scheme is designed to support achievement of the targets contained within the Northern Ireland Road Safety Strategy and the draft Programme for Government outcomes associated with increasing active travel, by funding community-based projects by not-for-profit community groups.
Increasing the number of people choosing to walk or cycle for short journeys and reducing the number of people killed or seriously injured on Northern Ireland roads are key priorities for the Department.
It should be note that the scheme will not fund projects or applicants that have previously received a DFI/DOE road safety grant, unless the scheme clearly relates to a different initiative. Projects which duplicate the work or the department or capital projects to change roads or pavements, install traffic calming measures such as speed bumps or traffic lights, installation of cycle lanes or to procure assets will not be considered.
Applying for the 2020/21 scheme
Application forms can be downloaded at the link below.
Applicants must complete and return the application form by post or hand-deliver it to the Department for Infrastructure (DFI) at:
DFI Safe & Accessible Travel Branch
Room 3.09
Clarence Court
10-18 Adelaide Street
Belfast
BT2 8GB
Telephone: 028 9054 0150
Email: safeandaccessibletravel@infrastructure-ni.gov.uk

The deadline for applications is 12pm on 9 October 2020.
Applications submitted via email will not be accepted.
Application form for road safety grant scheme
More useful links
https://www.sharetheroadtozero.com/

DAERA £21.4m Covid-19 Support Schemes

07/09/2020

£21.4 million targeted towards businesses in the dairy, beef, sheep, potato and ornamental horticulture sectors.”
Eligible farm businesses in the dairy, beef and sheep sectors will be able to apply for the support package by completing a short application available on DAERA Online Services from Monday, September 7 to Wednesday, September 23. These farm businesses will receive payments if they were the qualifying keeper of eligible animals presented for slaughter and/or sold milk during the qualifying periods. The eligibility criteria and explanatory information has been published on the DAERA website on Monday 7th September, and all farm businesses considered eligible by DAERA, will receive a letter next week providing them with instructions on how to access their application form and receive help complete it.
Applications for support to potato businesses will open on Wednesday 9 and close on September 30, with the ornamental horticulture support scheme scheduled to open later in the month, subject to relevant approvals. These businesses will also be provided with guidance on how to make their application and the evidence they are required to submit.
Further information on the scheme can be found on the DAERA website www.daera-ni.gov.uk from Monday, September 7.

KFC Foundation Youth Projects

09/09/2020

Grants of between £200 and £2,000 are available for projects which empower disadvantaged young people aged 11 -25 in the UK to fulfil their potential by providing safe social spaces, mentoring or work, and social skills.
The funding is being made available through the KFC Foundation and is available to local charities, registered community interest companies, unincorporated clubs and associations which have a local KFC restaurant in their community.
The KFC Foundation welcomes funding applications from organisations which:
-Benefit young people aged 11-25 years old.
-Supports those in a position of social disadvantage (i.e. care leavers, those experiencing homelessness, young carers, young parents, young people at risk of or with experience of the criminal justice system).
-Empower young people to fulfil their potential and build a positive future by providing spaces that allow young people to feel safe and secure, helping them to unlock talent, build life skills, provide mentoring and improve their chances to gain meaningful employment.
-Are local to a KFC restaurant?
-Will demonstrate positive results from their project within 12 months of our funding being received

HOW TO APPLY
Please submit your Expression of Interest before the application deadline on 25th September 2020.
To complete it there are 2 things you need to submit.
One: Submit a 2-minute video about your organisation
Two: Complete the expression of interest form

To find out more, click the link below.
https://www.kfc.co.uk/kfc-foundation-community-grants

Ironmongers Company Funding to Enable Disadvantaged Young People Reach their Potential (UK)

07/09/2020

Registered charities (including Schools that are registered as charities for young people with disabilities) that work with disadvantaged children under the age of 25 can apply for funding of up to £10,000 through the Ironmongers Company's grants programme.

Projects must meet all of the following criteria:
• For children and young people under the age of 25 who are disadvantaged
• Consist of educational activities that develop learning, motivation and skills
• Have clear aims and objectives to be met within a planned timescale
• Are within the UK

The Company is particularly interested in enabling primary age children to develop a strong foundation for the future.
Projects could, for example:
• support special educational needs,
• address behavioural problems
• promote citizenship, parenting or life skills.

Preference will be given to projects piloting new approaches where the outcomes will be disseminated to a wider audience.

The next deadline for applications is the 15th December 2020.
Useful Links: Grant Application Form https://www.ironmongers.org/charity_grant_application.php

http://www.ironmongers.org/charity_organisations.htm

Rural Micro Capital Grant Scheme

07/09/2020

The DAERA Rural Micro Capital Grant Scheme 2020 opens on Monday 7th September 2020 and closes on Friday 2nd October 2020 at 12noon.

Only rural constituted Community groups can apply for funding of up to £1,500 (at max 85% of project costs).

The aim of the programme is to tackle rural poverty and social isolation in the heart of the community.
Due to Covid 19 circumstances this year all applications must be submitted online so it is imperative that you get your application right from the start.

Previously funded items have included capital items such as hall tables, chairs, white goods such dishwashers, new windows, security doors, gazebos, sports equipment, bowling mats, boxing mats, computers, laptops, printers, projectors, Safety equipment etc. This year we expect also to fund sanitiser units and related minor Covid 19 equipment.

CACD will run an Information Workshop (using ZOOM) for potential applicants as follows
Rural Micro Capital Grant Scheme
CACD Information Zoom
Monday 14th September 8.00pm
Contact admin@cacd.org.uk to register

See below for Guidance Notes and Application forms for groups in the Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council Area -and for those in the Newry, Mourne and Down District Council area.

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The Woodland Trust Free Trees to Schools and Community Groups

02/09/2020
The Woodland Trust - Applications for their free tree packs have now reopened!
They are giving away hundreds of thousands of trees to schools and communities. Find out how to apply on their website: http://www.woodlandtru.st/FZRg6
They are able to supply these trees for free due to generous funding from their lead partners.

Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council Capital Grant Funding

01/09/2020

Capital Project Grants 2020-21

The Large Capital Project Fund 2020-21 is expected to open for applications on Tuesday 1st September 2020 for large capital projects commencing before 31st March 2021 (note: projects should not commence before a Letter of Offer from Council is issued). The call is expected to remain open until noon on 31st October 2020, or until the budget is committed, whatever comes first.

The Small Scale Capital Project Fund 2020-21 is expected to open for applications on Tuesday 1st September 2020 for small capital projects, technical assistance for a capital project, or the purchase of equipment. Projects must be fully delivered before 31st March 2021 (note: projects should not commence before a Letter of Offer from Council is issued). The call is expected to close at noon on 2nd October 2020.
All applications are to be submitted online using the link: https://armaghbanbridgecraigavon.eformz.info A copy of the respective Applicant Guidance Manual for either of the above two capital grant programmes, which gives more detail on this call, is also available from this link once the call opens.

Comic Relief Community Support Programme

17/08/2020

Comic Relief Community Support Programme
Grant awards of between £5,000 and £20,000 are available
Closing Date: Sep 18, 2020

As people, communities and wider society slowly recover and rebuild towards the “New Normal” the Community Foundation Northern Ireland and Comic Relief are mindful of the many issues that need to be addressed as we move along this recovery journey. Many people and communities have endured hardship, loss, grief, isolation, inequity and social injustice.
The focus of this programme will be to
• #No-oneLeftBehind recognising and addressing the issues around social injustice and inequity that have been further unmasked as a result of the Covid-19 restrictions
• Continue to support the generosity of individuals and communities
• #BuildBackBetter as we collectively contribute to developing a more caring, equitable and inclusive society that rebuilds, renews and brings hope for the future.
Priorities:
Initiatives that involve and empower those with lived experience #ShiftThePower; Initiatives that involve locally based community organisations; Initiatives that have a clear social impact; Initiatives that will see completion of the project within a 12 month period from date of grant award As part of the Foundation’s commitment to a Grant Plus process, This Comic Relief Programme will offer pre application support via webinars and for grantees wider programmatic support which will focus on impact, shared learning, story-telling and policy influence.
https://communityfoundationni.org/achieving-impact/available-grants/

The IFA Inclusive Clubs Women’s Programme – New Needs

/08/2020

The IFA Inclusive Clubs Women’s Programme – New Needs
Grant size: Up to £1,000
Closing Date: Sep 7, 2020 13:00
The Irish FA through the Community Foundation is delighted to open a new Inclusive Clubs Programme.
The Inclusive Clubs Programme is aimed at supporting football clubs who are developing a women’s section or pathway and who wish to welcome in and encourage participation from individuals across all parts of society, including the BAME (Black and Minority Ethnic) community, and those with a disability.
The Irish FA Foundation is the charitable arm of the Irish FA and exists to further equip the association to foster and grow the sport.

The Foundation has four main aims:
1)Develop amateur football, youth football, schools football and futsal.
2)Advance education by providing work experience and support to educational establishments and extra-curricular groups
3)To provide funds and football facilities in areas in areas of economic need with the object of improving circumstances
4) To improve the health and wellbeing of people in Northern Ireland through football

Priorities:
Develop amateur football, youth football, schools football and futsal; Advance education by providing work experience and support to educational establishments and extra-curricular groups; To provide funds and football facilities in areas in areas of economic need with the object of improving circumstances; To improve the health and wellbeing of people in Northern Ireland through football
https://communityfoundationni.org/achieving-impact/available-grants/

Leeds Building Society Foundation

13.08.2020

The Foundation primarily provides funding towards practical items that directly support those in need including those with disabilities, affected by homelessness, or with serious health issues.
From 1st January 2020, the Foundation will only accept applications from UK registered charities with a turnover of less than £1m.
Donations usually fund items of "capital expenditure". That means items must directly help those in need, rather than contributing to the charity's running costs.
The Foundation is unable to support:

Religious, military or political projects
Charities based overseas
Individuals (including sponsorship)
Animal welfare projects
Medical research
Administrative costs including salaries, rent or promotional materials
General fundraising appeals
Building restoration
Items for staff use

You don't need to have an account or mortgage with Leeds Building Society to apply for funding.
Next deadline for applications 4th November 2020
https://www.leedsbuildingsociety.co.uk/your-society/about-us/foundation/

The Anchor Foundation - Funding for Christian Charities Promoting Social Inclusion (UK)

13.08.2020
The Anchor Foundation provides grants of between £500 and £10,000 per year to Christian Charities that encourage social inclusion through ministries of healing and the arts. Funding can be awarded for up to three years. The Foundation will consider applications for either capital or revenue funding. Only in exceptional circumstances will grants be given for building work.
Previously funded projects include:

The Karis Neighbour Scheme which received a grant of £700 for revenue costs at a drop-in centre for women refugees in Birmingham.
Discovery Camps which received a grant of £1,500 to subsidise holidays for children arranged by churches in and around Dundee.
Scargill House which received a grant of £5,000 to facilitate cross cultural engagement and understanding amongst children using arts based residential courses in Yorkshire.

The next deadline for applications is the 31st January 2021.
http://www.theanchorfoundation.org.uk/

Allchurches - Funding for Christian Projects Focusing on Improving Young Peoples Lives

10.08.2020

Allchurches - Funding for Christian Projects Focusing on Improving Young Peoples Lives
Grants of up to £25,000 are now available to churches and Christian organisations to help them connect with children and young people and forge lasting links with families in their area. Support is available for projects that focus on improving the lives of young people (aged 0-18) and encouraging church growth as young people discover faith for themselves and begin to play an active part in church communities.
Examples of the types of items that can be funded include:
-Musical instruments for a junior choir;
-Soft play sessions for toddlers and;
-Transforming an under used room into a chill out zone for young people.
The funding has been made available by the Allchurches Trust under the Growing Lives programme. Applications are accepted at any time. Every application is reviewed by Trustees and a decision communicated within three to six months.
Some 21 projects received a share of £276,487 of funding in the first wave of Growing Lives grants to be awarded, and another 65 benefited from almost £650,000 funding in the second wave.
https://www.allchurches.co.uk/what-we-fund/growing-lives/

Aviva Community Fund

10.08.2020

Small charities and community interest groups with innovative ideas that benefit their community can apply for funding of up to £50,000 for projects that build more connected, more resilient communities; and give people the tools to become more financially independent. The funding is being made available through the newly re-launched Aviva Community Fund.
Your project must also:
• Be submitted by an applicant aged 18 or older
• Be UK based and for the benefit of UK communities
• Not be for the benefit of any one individual
Your organisation must also:
• Be registered in the UK as a charity or community interest company
• Have a bank account in its own name and have been operating for over 12 months
• Have an annual income below £1 million
https://www.avivacommunityfund.co.uk/about-us

Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council Funding

03.08.2020

Revenue Grants 2020-21 – Call 3 2020/21 (Programme Costs)
Our third call for Revenue Grants opens on Monday 3rd August 2020 and will close for applications on Friday 28th August at 12 noon. Applicants should note the following:

applications are only being invited for funding for programme costs in this call, through the following grant programmes:
- Arts Project Fund
- Community Development Grants (applications to this programme must have a Covid-19 ‘recovery’ focus)
- Good Relations Grants
we will only fund programmes up to a maximum of 12 sessions delivered over four consecutive months
the project delivery period is 1.10.20-31.3.21

Applications for events and core running costs will not be eligible in this call. This situation is constantly under review and calls for applications for events may open in the coming weeks.
All applications are to be submitted online using the link: https://armaghbanbridgecraigavon.eformz.info A copy of the Applicant Guidance Manual, which gives more detail on this call, is also available from this link once the call opens.

Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs Rural Business Stimulus

02.08.2020

Minister Poots launches £1.7million rural business stimulus fund
Rural Affairs Minster Edwin Poots MLA has launched a £1.7 million stimulus fund to help rural and micro businesses expand, innovate and sustain rural communities.
The Minister has called for applications to the £1million Rural Micro Business Growth Pilot Scheme and the £700,000 Rural Business Development Grant Scheme
Minister Poots said: “Covid-19 has hit Northern Ireland’s business community hard, and micro and small business owners, particularly in our rural areas, have been impacted by a downturn in trade. The NI Executive has put its focus towards recovery and part of that is to help rural businesses have confidence to invest and expand, and to stimulate economic growth and development. The £1.7million stimulus fund I have launched today, aims to do just that. I encourage those eligible to apply for this funding.”

Speaking about the Rural Micro Business Growth Scheme, the Minister said: “This scheme will provide an opportunity for rural micro businesses, new and existing, to apply for a grant of between £5,000 and £40,000 to invest in innovation and new technologies which will improve efficiency and productivity, create growth in the rural economy and make a positive climate related contribution.”

Regarding the Rural Business Development Grant Scheme, the Minister added: “We’ve targeted this scheme at micro businesses and will provide capital grant assistance of up to £5,000 for the purchase of equipment/machinery for new business practices or scheduled growth plans and will also support building adaptations internal and external to facilitate new ways of working.”
The details of the Rural Micro Business Growth Scheme and the Rural Business Development Grant Scheme are on the DAERA website at: www.daera-ni.gov.uk/topics/grants-and-funding-rural-development/rural-development-grants

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Food for Life

Food For Life (NMD Area only)

Small grants are open until April 2021 to support community connections such as growing, cooking, sharing good food together while reducing isolation and loneliness. If groups have already received a small grant, they wont be eligible.
I have attached the application. When you open it and it asks ‘open read only’ click no, save to desktop and on completion send to the email address on the form ie fflgtsmallgrants@foodforlife.org.uk the closing date for our next round is 11th September.

Our next campaign is World Food Day on 16th October and we are developing resources for this.

If any of your respective communities/organisations require any support, please give them my details, many thanks.
Ann Ward | Regional Engagement Officer Northern Ireland | Food for Life Get Togethers | Soil Association | M: 07718490352
http://www.foodforlife.org.uk/gettogethers

Tourism Northern Ireland Website Development Programme

23.07.2020
Expression of Interest by 21 August 2020
Tourism Northern Ireland is pleased to announce the launch of the Website Development Programme 2020-21.The programme is designed to improve the attractiveness and bookability of Northern Ireland’s visitor experiences.

It will assist tourism providers to market and sell their experiences through improved web provision given the market pressures within the post Covid environment. It will provide guidance to experience providers to enhance their website and provide financial assistance for necessary improvements thereto, including search engine optimisation, provision of the right content, and the use of the right tactics to capture sales.
The programme will open on 20 July 2020 and is operated and managed by Tourism Northern Ireland in partnership with the Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs.
How to apply?The first step is to read the guidelines and check your eligibility. To see programme guidelines please click here. If you think you are eligible to apply, please phone 028 9592 6340 or email the Capital Funding team at tds@tourismni.com to check your eligibility. If eligible, the team will forward you a copy of the Expression of Interest form.
Once you have completed the Expression of Interest form you should email it to tds@tourismni.com
Expression of Interest forms must be received by 21 August 2020 at 3pm. Incomplete Expression of Interest forms or those received after the closing date will not be considered for assessment.
When completing the Expression of Interest form, you will be required to give your consent to Tourism Northern Ireland and their web consultants for ‘Read Only’ access to your website and its analytics. This will be required to conduct a website review and see how your website is performing across key metrics.
If you have any queries in relation to the programme please contact the Tourism NI Capital Funding Team at tds@tourismni.com or phone 028 9592 6340.

Thomas Wall Trust Charities Grant Programme

23.07.2020
Deadline 4th September 2020

The charities grant programme aims to support people with an emphasis on building confidence, knowledge and skills, and therefore increasing prospects of employment.
We offer grants up to £5,000 towards specific projects or core activities that support literacy, numeracy, digital and additional skills for learning that are likely to assist employment prospects. The Trust recognises that the future of the labour market will become increasingly competitive, with employers placing greater emphasis on transferable skills.
We will fund:·         A UK charity that has been registered with the Charity Commission for at least 3 years
·         A project or running costs for a charity that equips people (aged 11 and over) with the skills ready for employment
·         Annual repeat funding for up to 3 years – subject to satisfactory annual reviews of progress and impact
·         The charity’s annual turnover does not exceed £500,000
We prioritise ·         Match funded projects
·         Charities that can provide compelling evidence of impact
·         Charities working with collaborative networks
·         Self-sustainable projects, with a view to becoming less reliant on grants in the future
For more information and to apply, visit https://www.thomaswalltrust.org.uk/grants-for-registered-charities-2/

National Lottery Awards to Celebrate People

23.07.2020
National Lottery Awards are now open
The National Lottery Awards celebrate the ordinary people who do extraordinary things with the help of National Lottery funding.
This year, for the first time, the Awards will honour individuals who have made an extraordinary impact in their community especially those who have adapted during the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic.
There will be no public vote, but your nominations will be put before a judging panel made up of members of The National Lottery family and partners who will crown which of our hometown heroes or lockdown legends will pick up a coveted National Lottery Awards trophy and a £3,000 cash prize for their project.
For more information please visit https://www.lotterygoodcauses.org.uk/

The Positive Pathways Programme

23.07.2020
The Positive Pathways programme supporting the mental health and wellbeing of ex-Forces
Part of the Veterans’ Mental Health and Wellbeing Fund, the Positive Pathways programme will award fixed grants of £35,000 for projects developed by and for veterans. Projects should aim to improve veterans’ mental health and wellbeing by getting veterans out and active.
Projects should have a clearly identified activity for veterans to take part in. We don’t expect to fund applications that are unable to describe a planned activity or describe a list of potential activities that may take place.
We’d like to clearly see how veterans will benefit from the projects we support and your project should come under one of four themes.
·         Sports
·         Arts and culture
·         Getting outside
·         Heritage
Round 4 closing noon, 25 August 2020
For more information and to apply please visit https://covenantfund.org.uk/programme/positive-pathways/

Newry, Mourne and Down District Council TRPSI Programme

23/07/2020
Coming soon - Grant opportunity of up to £4,999!
Grants will be available towards capital items for micro businesses based in the Newry, Mourne and Down District Council rural areas. Grants will assist rural businesses recover, sustain and grow through the Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs Tackling Rural Poverty and Social Isolation (TRPSI) Programme.
Application forms will be available to download from Monday 3 Aug with closing date for applications Friday 11 Sept at noon. Start preparing your application now.
For more information go to: https://www.newrymournedown.org/rural-business-development-… #nmdbusiness #reNMD #grant

Small Capital Grants Programme

20/07/2020
The Department for Communities (DfC) has launched this years’ Small Capital Grants Programme.
The Programme is aimed at assisting voluntary and community organisations purchase items of equipment to enhance and sustain the activities and services they provide to the community.
It provides grants of between £1,500 and £5,000 towards the purchase of items such as IT equipment, sporting equipment, catering equipment and material to support arts and cultural activities within the voluntary and community sector. Applications are invited from constituted organisations that have an annual income of no more than £100,000.
The amount available will be dependent on the number of partners included on an application:
2 partner groups – up to £1500
3-4 partner groups – up to £3500
5 + partner groups – up to £5000
Deadline for applications is 5pm on Friday 14th August.
Further details on how to apply are found here:
https://www.cooperationireland.org/small-capital-grants-pro…
If you require any further advice or assistance, please do not hesitate to get in touch.

The Wesleyan Foundation - Large Grants Programme

09/07/2020

The Wesleyan Foundation aims to support registered charities, constituted voluntary and community groups with an annual income level less than £500,000.
Closing Date: Jul 27, 2020 13:00

Grant size: Between £2,000 - £10,000

Applications will be considered from charities, constituted voluntary and community groups that focus on:

Education – projects that address positive social mobility, disadvantage and raising aspirations. Initiatives that develop individuals’ skills and employability are also of high importance.
Health – projects that address mental and physical well-being and create opportunities for inclusion.
Social – Wesleyan Foundation aims to support projects that develop conscious inclusion, so will prioritise projects that bring the community together.
Other priorities – Projects that can demonstrate an ongoing sustainability, both from a financial and an environment perspective. In addition, projects which build in an element to help reduce an organisation’s carbon footprint.

We Will Fund

Groups that have been running for at least 2 years.
Salary, equipment or volunteer costs that are clearly budgeted and only used for the project – evidence will be required.

Grants can be made for a wide range of purposes including consumables, project or activity costs. For example:

Pilot projects
The purchase of equipment and resources
Extension and development of existing projects (though Wesleyan may give a lower priority to projects they have funded before)

The Wesleyan Foundation is in favour of funding:

Mental Health – all age groups
Bereavement
PSE (Personal Safety Equipment)
Domestic Violence (including women’s refuges)
Isolation /befriending /listening
The vulnerable and elderly
Dementia / quality of life
Social prescribing – alleviating the pressure from the NHS
Getting back to work – innovative travel (cycle schemes) / reducing carbon footprint
Employment – reskilling people (not so much those that support with CV writing) but those that actively prepare you for a new job / new career etc interview prep etc
Outdoor projects – making changes so that services can be delivered outside

The delivery of the projects needs to be following Government guidelines in terms of social distancing etc.

More details at https://communityfoundationni.org/grants/the-wesleyan-foundation-large-grants-programme/

The NFU Mutual Community Giving Fund (CGF)

The NFU Mutual Community Giving Fund (CGF) was set up in 2005 to support community initiatives
and charitable events, as well as to help boost staff fundraising initiatives.
In 2019, it helped 88 community groups and charities across the UK.

What you need to know before applying
Donations are limited to a maximum of £1,000. Ideally we like to fund something specific so we can measure the difference our donation has made – whether it’s purchasing an item of equipment or furniture, or something else that will help people over a long period of time.
We are most likely to approve funding request which meet one or more of our four areas of interest:
·         Connecting the community; reducing social isolation, providing opportunities, and encouraging resilience
·         Providing care and support to vulnerable members of our community
·         Relieving poverty; improving the health and wellbeing of our communities
·         Advancing education and experiences for young people
If you’d like to apply for a large donation for a rural cause, take a look at the NFU Mutual Charitable Trust.

When to submit an application
If a donation is requested for a specific date please note deadlines in our four rounds of applications for the year below to ensure you submit your application in time.
NFU Mutual Community Giving Fund: four application rounds for 2020

Applications must be received by:
Round 3: 30th September 2020
Round 4: 1st December 2020

How to apply
Do you know a local charity or community group who could apply to our fund?
To apply, simply download and complete the application form available on this page and send it to doing_our_bit@nfumutual.co.uk. Our Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Team will try and let you know the outcome of your request within the timescales on the table above for our four rounds of applications across the year.

https://www.nfumutual.co.uk/about-us/responsible-business/nfu-mutual-community-giving-fund

The Arts Council Small Grants Programme

08.07.2020

This scheme is open. Deadline for applications: Ongoing
The maximum award available is £10,000

Who can apply?
We welcome applications from the widest possible range of organisations.
You will be required to provide proof that you have a legal constitution.
• Registered charities and other organisations which cannot distribute profits
• Groups of organisations working together to deliver specific projects
• formally constituted parent-teacher associations

The Arts Council has designed this programme to encourage you to develop and deliver your ideas, linked to your artistic needs and to your future plans.

The aim of this programme is to assist organisations to deliver arts projects which contribute to the growth of arts in the community for new and existing audiences and which reflect the diversity of Northern Ireland’s society and culture.

We want to support activities which benefit the people of Northern Ireland or that help arts organisations in Northern Ireland carry out their work. All applications should fit within the objectives stated in the Council’s five year plan and within its artform policies.

Note: It is the case that the Council’s programmes, priorities and criteria can change. It is your responsibility to ensure that you are using the most up to date guidance notes and application forms. If you are thinking of making an application please check the Council’s website to make sure that you are using the current guidance notes.
Before making an application it is essential that you read the Guidance Notes

How to apply?
You MUST apply online. We will not accept applications in hard copy, by email or by fax.
Online applications may be edited, saved and returned to at any time until you submit. You MUST submit ALL mandatory enclosures associated with the application at the same time, ie. at the point at which you submit your online application. These enclosures are listed within the online application and also in the sample application document (available for download on our website).
The online application allows you to upload and attach the necessary enclosures to your application. All such documents must be in Word, Excel or pdf format. We cannot accept documents in other formats. Total size of documents should not exceed 25 Mb.
All of the information you provide will be held on computer. This information will be used for the administration of applications and grants, for producing statistics and information on successful applicants. Remember to keep a copy of the completed form and enclosures for your own records

http://artscouncil-ni.org/funding/for-organisations

Public Health Agency Short Term Funding

08.07.2020
Short Term Funding Programme 2020/21
The Public Health Agency (PHA) have identified funding to address Health and Well-being in Northern Ireland.
Making Life Better through COVID-19 Short term funding programme Western, Belfast, Southern & South-Eastern Areas
The short term funding will support a range of strategic themes and priorities including:

‘Making Life Better’ (Public health framework) priorities
Protect Life 2 Suicide Prevention Strategy
Mental Health, Emotional Well-being, Suicide Prevention and Self-Harm

The PHA are inviting community and voluntary sector organisations, through the Clear Project, to apply for non-recurring short term funding to address the outlined themes.
The PHA has commissioned the Clear Project to facilitate this process in the Western, Southern, South Eastern and Belfast Local Commissioning Group areas. Short term funding will be allocated in the Northern area via the four community networks.
Two types of awards are available under this scheme.

Award one funding of up to £1,000 that non-constituted and constituted non-profit taking Community / Voluntary Sector groups can apply for.
Award two funding of between £1,001 and to a maximum of £5,000 for constituted, non-profit taking Community / Voluntary sector groups

If you are interested in applying for the small grant go to www.dhcni.com for the following documents:

Guidance notes
Application form
Guidelines for completing application form

For further details please contact:
Clear Project: Unit 13, Strabane Enterprise Agency, Orchard Road Industrial Estate, Strabane, Co. Tyrone BT82 9FR
Tel: 028 7138 3386
Email: clear@dhcni.com
Closing: Thursday 6th August at 3 pm.

Independent Age Grants Fund (UK)

7th July 2020
Independent Age, which promotes independent living amongst older people has launched a £2 million Independent Age Grants Fund to help smaller charities across the UK working with older people hardest hit by the Coronavirus.

Initially, Independent Age will begin by supporting work with two groups of older people, who can too easily miss out:
Older people living in particularly complex and challenging situations. This can include older people that may have no network of family, friends or community to call on; have a disability or long-term health condition; be caring for a dependant adult with learning disabilities or dementia or be facing other circumstances that make it harder to manage at this challenging time.
Older people in danger of being out of sight and out of mind. Independent Age are looking to help organisations connecting with older people who are very isolated and most at risk of missing out on the help available from government or charities that serve a very wide client group. They may be part of an isolated, neglected or very poor community, be facing stigma or discrimination or have needs which make it hard for them to access services, perhaps because they are homeless, live with HIV or are hidden from view in an abusive relationship.

To be eligible to apply the applicant organisation must be registered as a charity with The Charity Commission for England and Wales, The Charity Commission for Northern Ireland, or The Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator (OSCR). The appplicant organisations must have at least one paid member of staff (part-time is fine) and an annual income of £1 million or less (averaged across the last three financial years).
The applicant organisation must be already working with older people in one or both of the two priority areas above. Organisations that do not specialise in work with older people are welcome to apply – but you must already be providing services for older people as part of their work.
The funding will be made available over four separate funding rounds. In each round Independent Age will make £500,000 available.
Charities are able to apply for grants of up to £15,000.
The next funding round will be open from the 27th July 2020 until 9am on the 21st August 2020.

Useful Links:
Eligibility
Guidance
Apply
More info:Organisation name:
Independent Age

Deadline:
21-08-2020

Link:
https://www.independentage.org/community/grants-fund

Community relations/Cultural Diversity

07.07.2020
Deadline date: 04 December 2020 (subject to change, and available resources)

Funding and Development Programme Staff will be available to discuss any proposals you would like to take forward. Staff contact details are here.
We understand that these are very challenging times and will endeavour to be as flexible and responsive as we can to the present needs of communities.
Adapting to Online Delivery
In these unprecedented times we understand that many of the traditional delivery methods are not possible. With this in mind the Council have been gathering together some of the current good practice in relation to delivering programmes online and in different formats.
Please check out the examples of work currently taking place:

Over the coming weeks we will have more good practice ideas to share as well as information about upcoming events and any available resources. Please keep checking our website and social media for further updates.
CR/CD Funding Details

All projects in receipt of CR/CD funding must be completed within this financial year.
Grants are up to £10K maximum and for project costs only.
Average grant is £2K – £5K.

Aims of the CR/CD Scheme
The Community Relations Council, with the support of Government, has established a fund to spend each year on community relations projects. This funding is intended to help community/voluntary groups throughout Northern Ireland develop their capacity to engage in community relations work and to enhance the community relations potential of projects they undertake.
If you have any questions or would like to discuss a proposal prior to submitting an application please contact a member of the Funding and Development Programme or phone 028 9022 7500.
T:BUC RequirementApplicants are required to outline the outcome in Together: Building a United Community (T:BUC) to which the proposed project will contribute.
Read more about the T:BUC strategy.
Eligibility RequirementsThere are certain specific criteria you must adhere to when applying for funding:
Read about the CD/CR scheme criteria.
Apply for the Scheme

Hope For Youth NI Funding

06.07.2020
If you are an organisation based in Northern Ireland and you provide opportunities for young people aged 11-18 to come together from different cultural, ethnic or religious communities to work together on a creative, practical or outdoors project, then you may be eligible for a grant from Hope For Youth Northern Ireland
Due to COVID 19 and the uncertainty for the coming months it may be necessary to make changes to the schedule for applications for grants in 2021.
Please keep checking the website for changes: http://hopeforyouthni.com/grants

Closing date for Applications for 2021 is 31 July 2020
All further information including the application form are available from the link above.

Screwfix Foundation Re-opens for Applications

06.07.2020
Funding for UK registered charities for projects that fix, repair, maintain and improve properties and community facilities for those in need across the UK.
The Screwfix Foundation, a registered charity, was created by trade retailers Screwfix in 2013.
After being closed for nearly three months, the Foundation is now open for applications from registered charities and not-for-profit organisations across the UK.
To be eligible, applicants must:

Be helping those in need by reason of financial hardship, sickness, distress or other disadvantages in the UK.
Be looking for funding to support projects that relate to the repair, maintenance, improvement or construction of homes, community buildings and other buildings.

Grants of up to £5,000 are available for projects that relate to the repair, maintenance, improvement or construction of homes, community buildings and other buildings in deprived areas or for those in need.
This can include repairing run-down buildings and decorating the homes of people living with illness and disability. Projects should be environmentally friendly.
Applications can be made at any time and are reviewed on a quarterly basis. The next review will be in August 2020.
To apply please visit https://www.screwfix.com/help/screwfixfoundation/

Moy Park Community Support Fund

01/07/2020

Opened for applications from 1st July 2020 for a period of 24 months.

The local communities in which our workers and their families live are the bedrock of our society, and the work done by our voluntary and community groups and charities in those communities make key differences within our communities and enhance people’s lives and wellbeing. Their contribution to the social and civil fabric of our communities may often go unrecognised, but it is never under-appreciated by those people whose lives they positively touch and impact.
Moy Park is mindful of the constant financial pressures on voluntary and community groups and charities, particularly on their voluntary and total income, their capacity to start or continue with important projects and on their sustainability generally. Moy Park is pledging £1 million to its Community Support Fund to support on-the-ground projects of voluntary and community groups and charities in those local communities where our sites are based across Europe.

https://moypark.com/community-support

Funding for Community Based Food Initiatives (UK)

Funding for Community Based Food Initiatives (UK)
Organisation name: Food for Life
Deadline: 10 July 2020

Not for profit groups and settings such as local community groups, nurseries, schools, care homes, community health and social care settings, housing associations, and charities can apply for grants of up to £150 to use good food to connect and bring together people of all ages and from different backgrounds.
The funding is being made available through Food for Life Get Together initiative and the aim is to get more people eating healthily, strengthen communities and reduce experience of loneliness and social isolation.
The funding is only available in specific areas of NI. These are:

· Belfast, Fermanagh and Omagh District, Newry, Mourne and Down District
There will be three funding rounds during 2020 and the closing date for round 1 applications is the 10th July 2020.

Useful Links: Application Form and Guidance
Link: https://www.foodforlife.org.uk/get-togethers/get-involved/small-grants

One-Off Funding for Organisations that Employ People from Vulnerable/Disadvantaged Groups

23/06/2020
In response to the coronavirus/COVID-19 pandemic, NatWest Social & Community Capital has launched a £1 million Coronavirus Response Fund to provide some support for social enterprises, charities and other not-for-profit organisations across the UK that employ people from vulnerable or disadvantaged groups.

The funding aims to bridge the income gap so that organisations survive the crisis and continue to have a positive impact in their communities.
Grants can be used to fund usual business activities or help to adapt their delivery model to coronavirus constraints.
These grants are unrestricted and can be used for any purpose, including core costs.

A total of £1 million is being made available with one-off unrestricted grants of between £5,000 and £50,000.
The grant must not exceed 25% of the organisation's annual turnover or £50,000.

Applications will be considered from organisations with the following legal structures:

Community Interest Company (CIC),
Company Limited by Guarantee,
Community Benefit Society,
Co-operative Society,
Unincorporated association,
Charitable Incorporated Organisation (CIO),
Charitable Trusts, Registered Charity.

Organisations are encouraged to submit their application as soon as they can.

Applications will be open from midday on Monday 22 June and stay open for at least one week.
The deadline for applications is midday on Monday 29 June 2020.
https://www.business.natwest.com/business/loans-and-finance/social-and-community-capital.html

Moy Park has established a £1 Million Fund to support local communities

22/06/2020
The site will go live for applications from 1st July
Charities and support groups can apply for a grant from the Moy Park Community Support Fund which is aimed at supporting and enriching the lives of those in need across its local communities.

Launching the £1 Million Community Support Fund scheme, Moy Park’s HR and Performance Director, Kirsty Wilkins said:
“At Moy Park, our commitment to contribute to the wellbeing of the communities we operate in has always been at the heart of our business. We draw most of our employees from the areas surrounding our facilities and we see our communities as important partners. This new £1 Million Community Support Fund will help provide extra assistance to our neighbours over the next 24 months.
“The food industry plays a vital role, keeping our supermarket shelves stocked and we are thankful to our local towns, villages and team members who are part of this important effort. This new community initiative is a natural extension of this approach and we look forward to receiving applications from local groups.”
Applications to apply for a grant from the Moy Park Community Support Fund will open on the 1st of July and can be made via Moy Park’s website https://moypark.com/community-support

Co-op Local Community Fund

18/06/2020
Closing date 28th June.

The Co-op Local Community Fund supports projects across the UK that our members care about.
We want to help communities to come together, co-operate and have a positive impact on community wellbeing – physically and virtually.
Use this form to apply to be one our causes. If you’re successful, the funding period will begin on 25 October.
You can save your application at any time.
Applications must be completed by midnight on 28 June 2020.

Your project must either:
            -bring the community together to help those in need, providing access to life’s essentials such as community spaces, food and bereavement support
            -support the mental and physical health of others through community wellbeing activities
            -enable people to develop or share their skills to foster community spirit and build resilient communities for the future
Your project or event must also:
            -take place in the UK or Isle of Man
            -not have religious or political aims (although you can still apply if you’re a religious organisation)
            -meet the Co-op’s values
            -take place or will still be running after November 2021
            -benefit your local community

To find out more, click the link below
https://causes.coop.co.uk

The Rank Foundation – Pebble Grants Programme (UK)

18/06/2020
UK registered charities and recognised churches which are raising money for capital projects (building work, refurbishment or the purchase of long-term equipment) or a one-off short term activity (such as an annual respite break or holiday for disadvantaged young people) can apply for funding through the Rank Foundation – Pebble Small Grants programme.
To be eligible to apply the total project cost must be less than £150,000, the organisation must have an annual income of less than £500,000 and the organisation applying must already have raised a third of the total costs.
Please note that the Foundation do not publish deadlines or maximum amounts as this is dependent on the number of applications received.
Organisations can only apply once every 12 months regardless of the outcome of their application.
Applications can be submitted at any time and the Foundation is currently accepting applications for the November 2020 meeting of Trustees. Any applications received after early October 2020 will be seen in the January 2021 meeting.

Link:
https://rankfoundation.com/pebble-grants/

Newry, Mourne and Down District Council Funding

15/06/2020
Newry, Mourne and Down District Council, with support from the Department for Communities (DfC), The Executive Office (TEO) and Newry, Mourne & Down Policing and Community Safety Partnership (via the Department of Justice & the NI Policing Board) has introduced a COVID Response and Recovery fund to support local communities affected by the Covid-19 (Coronavirus) outbreak.
Funding is also available from The Executive Office (TEO) to support good relations projects across the Council District.
There are four grant themes currently open, these are:

COVID-19 (Coronavirus) Community Response and Recovery
PCSP Community Safety and Support
Suicide Prevention
Good Relations

Application forms will be completed through an online system which can be accessed through https://www.newrymournedown.org/residents-grants-and-funding

The Fund will operate on a rolling basis from 12th June 2020 until either:

The budget has been fully allocated;
The Local response to the emergency is declared no longer needed by the council;

30th September 2020, whichever is earliest. At which point the scheme will close for applications.

Community Relations / Cultural Diversity

09/06/2020
Community Relations / Cultural Diversity

All projects in receipt of CR/CD funding must be completed within this financial year.
Grants are up to £10K maximum and for project costs only.
Average grant is £2K – £5K.

Deadline date: 04 December 2020
Adapting to Online Delivery
In these unprecedented times we understand that many of the traditional delivery methods are not possible. With this in mind the Council have been gathering together some of the current good practice in relation to delivering programmes online and in different formats.
Please check out the examples of work currently taking place:

T:BUC Requirement
Applicants are required to outline the outcome in Together: Building a United Community (T:BUC) to which the proposed project will contribute.
Read more about the T:BUC strategy.
Eligibility Requirements
There are certain specific criteria you must adhere to when applying for funding:
Read about the CD/CR scheme criteria.
Apply for the Scheme

Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council Funding - Running Costs

08/06/2020
Opens Monday 8th June until Friday 26th June 2020

A new funding opportunity for eligible groups in the voluntary, community and social enterprise sector opens on Monday morning! 💷
The call is to help fund core running costs of eligible organisations. Groups who successfully applied for earlier funding (call 1 2020/21) for core running costs will not be eligible to apply again in this call. Applications open at 9 am on Monday 8 June and close at 12 noon on Friday 26 June.
For more info and details on how to apply, visit: https://bit.ly/2XBhisw

For queries on capital or revenue grants email: fap@armaghbanbridgecraigavon.gov.uk or tel: 075 1560 7480.

The Arts Council’s Small Grants Programme

03.06.2020

The Arts Council’s Small Grants programme is now open for applications for projects commencing from 1st September 2020.
Organisations can apply for funding between £500-£10,000 to support the delivery of projects which contribute to the growth of arts in the community for new and existing audiences and which reflect the diversity of Northern Ireland’s society and culture. We want to support activities which benefit the people of Northern Ireland or that help arts organisations in Northern Ireland carry out their work. All applications should fit within the objectives stated in the Council’s five-year plan and art form policies.
The Small Grants Programme is open to professional arts organisations and community organisations alike. Applications should be submitted online, with all necessary enclosures uploaded with your application. The Arts Council will aim to make a decision within two months of receiving an application. Please note, you should apply for funding at least two months before the start of your event (projects which start within two months of the application date will not be accepted).
Guidance notes for this programme and details of how to apply can be found here: http://artscouncil-ni.org/funding/scheme/small-grants-programme

Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport (UK)

12/05/2020
Tampon Tax Fund
Deadline for applications is midnight on the 31st May 2020.
Charities and organisations with charitable purposes from across the UK can now apply for funding of £1 million or more from the latest round of the UK government’s Tampon Tax Fund. The Fund allocates monies generated from the VAT on sanitary projects to improve the lives of vulnerable and disadvantaged women and girls. Applications should focus on one of four categories: violence against women and girls, young women’s mental health, or the general programme.
Applications for this round of funding which include activities that seek to address the consequences of Covid-19 for disadvantaged women and girls are also welcome. Grants may be for one- or two-year projects, and separate applications for more than one project may be submitted. The

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/tampon-tax-fund-application-form-2020-2021-funding-round

Ecclesiastical Giving

07/05/2020
Ecclesiastical Giving2020 Movement for Good awards
· 500 charities will each receive £1,000 and launches today

£1,000 awards are open to eligible charities registered in the UK and Republic of Ireland.
Please read full terms and conditions to see whether your charity is eligible to apply and nominate today.
Nominate a charity for the £1,000 awards today!
For many charities, £1,000 can make a real difference. Visit the nomination page and fill in your chosen charity’s details for them to be in with a chance of winning.

Nomination window opens on Wednesday 6 May 2020 and closes on Sunday 24 May 2020.
https://www.ecclesiastical.com/movement-for-good/

The Telecommunity Fund Grant

09/04/02020
Grants available £500 - £2,000
No Deadline
The Telecommunity Fund was established with capital from BT, management and unions. It exists to support small, locally based grass roots community projects. Priorities include young people, older people or people with disabilities.
communityfoundationni.org/grants/the-telecommunity-fund-grant/?dm_i=24PQ,6TAJK,NG07HA,RA7N0,1

The Live Here Love Here Small Grants Scheme is now LIVE!

09/04/2020
£500 to £5,000
Deadline 18th May 2020
Go to www.liveherelovehere.org/smallgrantsscheme?fbclid=IwAR2xAJqibLnnQwsAgrpKhSG2kQqPla7R5Bez_T6PWKn8N2AeFpYPlXH76fs for more information and to start your application. They have case studies, FAQs, guidance notes and their webinar for you to watch and read through. This year given the current situation, they are open to any creative application that can help tackle any of the issues of social isolation and improving peoples mental and physical well-being where possible. This is certainly a different year but they will be available as a support throughout the application process as always! Please take a look through their guidance notes for more advice on this.

The Pressure Group Fund

09/04/2020
Grants available up to £1,000
No deadline

Applications are invited for projects that can demonstrate how they are trying to address social injustice and what the impact of their work will be. In particular how they will encourage civic action, working with groups and individuals to get their voices heard by decision-makers.
communityfoundationni.org/grants/the-pressure-group-fund/?dm_i=24PQ,6TAJK,NG07HA,RA7N0,1

The Wesleyan Foundation – Small Grants Programme

09/04/2020
CLOSED 23rd April

Grants available up to £2,000
The Fund is aimed at supporting groups who focus on:
Education – enhancing learning, address positive social mobility, disadvantage and raising aspirations. Initiatives that develop skills and employment. Health – Projects that promote health and mental well-being, and create opportunities for inclusion. Social – Projects that provide local solutions to meet local needs, promote community cohesion and develop sustainable and supportive communities.

https://dmtrk.net/24PQ-6TAJK-NG07HA-40F22I-1/c.aspx

Funding

Education Authority - Small Grants Programme April - August 2021

​𝗙𝗨𝗡𝗗𝗜𝗡𝗚 𝗙𝗢𝗥 𝗬𝗢𝗨𝗧𝗛 𝗚𝗥𝗢𝗨𝗣𝗦 𝗔𝗡𝗗 𝗦𝗨𝗠𝗠𝗘𝗥 𝗖𝗔𝗠𝗣𝗦

​The Wesleyan Foundation – Small Grants Programme

​Tesco Community Grants

Bank of Ireland - Begin Together Arts Fund, in partnership with Arts & Business NI

Arts Council NI Lottery Project Funding 2021-22

​ Community Relations Council - ​CR/CD Grant Scheme

​Ardonagh Community Trust

Moy Park Community Support Fund

Planned Intervention Programme 2021/2022

​Empowering Women Fund

​Tesco Community Grants programme

Made By Sport’s ‘Clubs In Crisis’ Fund

​Community Relations / Cultural Diversity

Armagh, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council Revenue Grant

Keep Northern Ireland Beautiful

Made by Sport - ​Clubs In Crisis Fund

The Ireland Funds: Heart of the Community Grants

Newry, Mourne and Down District CouncilFinancial Assistance 2021-2022 Call 2

Belfast Harbour Community Awards

Newry Mourne and Down District Council - Northern Ireland Centenary Fund 2021 –2022 ​

ABC COUNCIL Covid-19 Community Support Grant 3rd Call 2020-21

Newry, Mourne and Down District Council Financial Assistance 2021-2022

ABC COUNCIL REVENUE GRANT

The Pathway Fund

2021/22 Central Good Relations Fund

National Lottery Shared History Fund

Community Heritage Fund Northern Ireland

Asda Foundation (UK) Funding to Provide Meals for those in Need in the Run Up to Christmas (UK)

Musical Instruments for Bands

​Ulster-Scots Covid-19 Resilience Fund

Community Arts, Culture and Heritage Fund

Brighter Communities

The Women’s Fund Individual Bursaries

Community Relations / Cultural Diversity - Publication Grant Scheme

​Community Relations / Cultural Diversity - Small Grant Scheme

Tak£500 - Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council Initiative

National Churches Trust

Tesco Community Grants to support local children and young people

​The Telecommunity Fund Grant

KFC Foundation

Ironmongers Company ​Funding to Enable Disadvantaged Young People Reach their Potential (UK)

​Newry, Mourne and Down District Council

Road Safety Grant Scheme

DAERA £21.4m Covid-19 Support Schemes

​ KFC Foundation Youth Projects

Ironmongers Company ​Funding to Enable Disadvantaged Young People Reach their Potential (UK)

Rural Micro Capital Grant Scheme

The Woodland Trust Free Trees to Schools and Community Groups

Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council Capital Grant Funding

Comic Relief Community Support Programme

The IFA Inclusive Clubs Women’s Programme – New Needs

Leeds Building Society Foundation

The Anchor Foundation - ​Funding for Christian Charities Promoting Social Inclusion (UK)

Allchurches - Funding for Christian Projects Focusing on Improving Young Peoples Lives

Aviva Community Fund

Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council Funding

Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs Rural Business Stimulus

Food for Life

Tourism Northern Ireland Website Development Programme

Thomas Wall Trust Charities Grant Programme

National Lottery Awards to Celebrate People

The Positive Pathways Programme

Newry, Mourne and Down District Council TRPSI Programme

Small Capital Grants Programme

The Wesleyan Foundation - Large Grants Programme

The NFU Mutual Community Giving Fund (CGF)

The Arts Council Small Grants Programme

Public Health Agency Short Term Funding

Independent Age Grants Fund (UK)

Community relations/Cultural Diversity

Hope For Youth NI Funding

Screwfix Foundation Re-opens for Applications

Moy Park Community Support Fund

​Funding for Community Based Food Initiatives (UK)

One-Off Funding for Organisations that Employ People from Vulnerable/Disadvantaged Groups

Moy Park has established a £1 Million Fund to support local communities

Co-op Local Community Fund

The Rank Foundation – Pebble Grants Programme (UK)

𝗙𝗨𝗡𝗗𝗜𝗡𝗚 𝗙𝗢𝗥 𝗬𝗢𝗨𝗧𝗛 𝗚𝗥𝗢𝗨𝗣𝗦 𝗔𝗡𝗗 𝗦𝗨𝗠𝗠𝗘𝗥 𝗖𝗔𝗠𝗣𝗦

The Wesleyan Foundation – Small Grants Programme

Tesco Community Grants

Community Relations Council - CR/CD Grant Scheme

Ardonagh Community Trust

Empowering Women Fund

Tesco Community Grants programme

Community Relations / Cultural Diversity

Made by Sport - Clubs In Crisis Fund

Newry, Mourne and Down District Council
Financial Assistance 2021-2022 Call 2

Newry Mourne and Down District Council - Northern Ireland Centenary Fund 2021 –2022

Asda Foundation (UK)
Funding to Provide Meals for those in Need in the Run Up to Christmas (UK)

Ulster-Scots Covid-19 Resilience Fund

Community Relations / Cultural Diversity - Small Grant Scheme

The Telecommunity Fund Grant

Ironmongers Company Funding to Enable Disadvantaged Young People Reach their Potential (UK)

Newry, Mourne and Down District Council

KFC Foundation Youth Projects

Ironmongers Company Funding to Enable Disadvantaged Young People Reach their Potential (UK)

The Anchor Foundation - Funding for Christian Charities Promoting Social Inclusion (UK)

Funding for Community Based Food Initiatives (UK)

Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport (UK)

Ecclesiastical Giving