Tameside

Aims/priorities: The Common Ground Award aims to:

• Identify and reward good practice in building bridging social capital.
• Invest in the physical spaces and equipment that enables good practice.
• Build a community of practice, for knowledge sharing across the voluntary and community sector and with government.

Who can apply? VCSE organisations with a base and operating in England, with charitable, benevolent or philanthropic purposes may apply.

This includes:

Aims/priorities: The Arnold Clark Community Fund offers the following support:

Aims/priorities: The Fund supports efforts to create long-term change in society by addressing the causes of injustice and inequality by achieving social, economic, and environmental justice, and ending imbalances in wealth and power. It also gives people a say in where the money goes and is an alternative fund for those who struggle to get funding elsewhere.

Aims/priorities: The Local Innovation Partnerships Fund (LIPF) is designed to support the development and scaling of high-potential innovation clusters across the UK. It is designed to support both established clusters with a proven track record of innovation, and emerging clusters that are in earlier stages of development but have significant potential to generate economic value.

The primary objectives of the LIPF are to:

Aims/priorities: The fund aims to elevate the experience of women and girls in football by creating inclusive, welcoming, and high-quality environments that support female participation at every level. 

Who can apply? Eligible applicants include:

Aims/priorities: The Active Travel Innovation Fund offers a share of £1 million in revenue funding to support small to medium-sized businesses and non-governmental organisations (NGOs) in England. The fund aims to enable applicants to develop, deliver or scale interventions that increase walking, wheeling and cycling. Projects may involve innovative behaviour change initiatives, scaling proven solutions or developing new services that address gaps or opportunities in the sector.

Aims/priorities: The funding is for 10 organisations to partner with the NLCF to work with:

• People in their communities to reduce inequities caused by structural racism and discrimination.
• NLCF and other partners to share learning, test new ideas, and shape future funding.

Partners will lead this work, bringing knowledge of health inequities and lived experience informed by their engagement with particular racialised communities.