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Aims/priorities: The funding is intended to improve access to employment for blind and vision impaired people by driving digital inclusion at crucial points as people start to get themselves work ready and start or develop their careers.
Projects should address one or more of the following priority areas, and incorporate expertise by experience as a defining element. Projects may span multiple areas and collaboration is highly encouraged.
Aims/priorities: The Ashden Awards promote exceptional climate solutions and the environmental, social and economic benefits they can provide. For more than 20 years these awards have backed ideas delivering lower emissions with grants and development support on offer to winners and finalists.
Aims/priorities: The funding is intended to support projects that strengthen tenant engagement and empower social housing residents to have a greater influence over their landlords' strategies, policies and services. It will provide grants to social landlords, tenant groups and other organisations to test innovative approaches that enhance resident voice.
The insights gained will be shared across the sector to promote best practice and improve outcomes for tenants.
Aims/priorities: The funding is intended for UK-based charities demonstrating measurable impact on improving outcomes for babies, and those that deliver integrated services through family hubs and other ‘one-stop shop’ models across the UK.
The funding is only for projects that:
Aims/priorities: The funding aims to strengthen and modernise England’s free-to-client debt advice sector by supporting short-term projects that promote innovation, research, and collaboration. It is designed to help larger debt advice organisations and membership bodies test new ideas, explore emerging challenges, and trial approaches that can deliver long-term benefits. Through this fund, MaPS seeks to:
Aims/priorities: The funding is intended to inspire more Brits to travel beyond the usual guidebook or social media hotspots to typically lesser visited areas of the UK, helping communities attract more overnight trips.
The funding is for initiatives of all sizes that support the visitor experience and make British travel unforgettable.
Eligible projects should fall into at least one of the following categories:
Aims/priorities: Organisations across England can apply for funding to either deliver youth social action projects directly or take on a funding role - supporting other eligible organisations to do the same.
This round of funding is especially focused on projects that bring new voices into the social action space - particularly those engaging young people for the first time, led and shaped by young people themselves, and actively challenging negative stereotypes about young people.
The funding is for work that will:
Aims/priorities: This fund aims to support IT projects and activities that relate to one or more of the following priority areas:
Who can apply? Registered charities and organisations with a formal not-for-profit constitution, such as community interest companies (CICs), can apply.
Applicants must provide:
Aims/priorities: The funding is intended for projects across the UK that will:
Aims/priorities: The funding is intended to promote equality of creative opportunities and outcomes for disabled young people. It aims to transform the way creative programmes are designed and delivered, ensuring they are inclusive and accessible, while also challenging perceptions and increasing recognition of the talent and contributions of young disabled creatives.
It is anticipated that funding will be provided to a number of music projects, but music will not be the majority focus of this fund.