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Triangle Trust 1949 Fund

Aims/priorities: The first round of 2022 provides grants to young carers/young adult carers. In recognition of the huge impact the pandemic has had on children and young people across the UK, especially that those with caring responsibilities are disproportionately affected, the Trust has focused its funding on providing support to young carers and young adult carers to address learning gaps linked to the pandemic.

Youth Music Incubator Fund

Aims/priorities: The fund is designed to help open up access to sustainable careers in music for people aged 18-25, particularly those who are underrepresented; and to support creative employers to innovate and incubate new and diverse talent.

Who can apply? Applications will be accepted from organisations that:

Tender opportunity with Greater Manchester Youth Network

Published date: 
Saturday, 25th June 2022
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Greater Manchester Youth Network (GMYN) wants to hire an individual or organisation to work with them over the next six months. They want an external evaluation of our youth programmes and delivery models and support with identifying new monitoring frameworks to better measure their impact.

You’ll work with their delivery teams as well as their managers to get a real feel of how GMYN delivers its work and help focus on what makes their USP.

Wolfson Foundation – Sustainability Fund

Aims/priorities: Grants for previous Wolfson grant holders to undertake basic refurbishment and maintenance works that have a clear emphasis on enhancing the sustainability of buildings, improving energy efficiency and reducing ongoing cost.

Who can apply? 

All applicants must have been awarded a capital grant from the Wolfson Foundation before January 2020.

Applications will be accepted from

Funding for Churches and Christian Charities to Support Mental Health Across UK and Ireland

Aims/priorities: Benefact Trust (formerly known as Allchurches Trust) is offering grants to Christian charities and organisations throughout the United Kingdom and Ireland to provide increased mental health support for people and communities in need regardless of faith.

The Brighter Lives Mental Health Programme will enable Christian churches, cathedrals, denominational bodies, and charities to respond to the mental health crisis exacerbated by COVID-19 through greater training, resources, and support.

Funding is for projects that: 

Marketing Made Simple | Free webinar

Published date: 
Tuesday, 29th March 2022
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Lloyds Bank Academy have organised a 1 hour webinar to show the process that all small charities and businesses can follow for you to put in place a marketing plan that makes marketing simple and does not take up valuable time.

By the end of the webinar you will know

1. What makes your charity/small business special

2. Exactly who your customers/clients are

3. Where they are spending time

4. How to create engaging content for them

MATRIX CAUSES FUND

Aims/priorities: Funding is intended to promote access to justice (particularly for people trying to get support for their basic needs), equality of opportunity or a sustainable environment. 

The funders are particularly interested in hearing from applicants working with vulnerable groups, including prisoners, asylum seekers, people with disabilities and women in refuges.

Funding may only cover identifiable items or activities such as:

Veterans' Foundation

Aims/priorities: With funding from the Veterans’ Lottery, the Veterans’ Foundation aims to help charities and other not-for-profit organisations in Great Britain to support serving and former members of the British Armed Forces who may be facing challenging circumstances.

The funding can be used for projects covering a range of aspects of social care for the Armed Forces community, including:

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