Rochdale

We are relaunching our Community Explorer network across neighbourhoods in Tameside as a way for small and grassroot organisations to connect, share information and provide peer support.

Aims/priorities: Grants are available to registered charities for projects which support vulnerable beneficiaries and build community resilience across the UK. 

Funding is intended to support the delivery of projects in the following areas:

• Employability.
• Disaster avoidance and relief.
• Social mobility.
• Mental health.
• Climate.

Grants can cover costs associated with project delivery including:

Aims/priorities: The Greater Manchester Green Spaces Fund will help Greater Manchester to become greener, fairer and more prosperous, by giving small grants to communities in greatest need to create or enhance green space. The fund is focused on three principles:

Aims/priorities: The Children in Need Grantmaking Strategy 2022-2025 focuses on the principles of:

• Sharing power with children and young people.
• Acting flexibly.
• Using its voice to build awareness and empathy around issues.
• Building partnerships to bring communities and investors together.

This stream offers core funding to organisations whose work aligns with these principles.

Aims/priorities: Funding is intended to pilot practical new solutions that help partners of serving Personnel to reduce the challenges of service life. 

Projects must meet one of the following aims:

• Encouraging new ways of enabling peer to peer support.
• Enabling better access to employment, education & training, or wider support.
• Reducing duplication and making it easier for partners to access knowledge and information that is relevant to their lives.

Funding could be used to support work such as:

Aims/priorities: This fund has been organised by a partnership of Greater Manchester charitable support bodies* to help local community organisations provide welcome and support for people who arrive here, working alongside local authorities and those who are offering to accommodate people arriving from Ukraine.

Who can apply? constituted voluntary, community or social enterprise (VCSE) sector organisations operating in Greater Manchester

Grant amount: up to £1000

Aims/priorities: Funding is intended to support emerging/developing frailty service delivery models to ensure high quality care at the end of life.

Who can apply? Applications will be accepted from adult members hospices which are members of Hospice UK

Grant amount: It is expected that 10 to 15 grants of up to £50,000 will be made.

Aims/priorities: 

For the Autumn 2022 grant funding round EEF are looking for applications for programmes that have some evidence of promise for this funding round in the three following research priority areas: 

• Cognitive Science
• Early Language in the Early Years and Year
• Mathematics in the Early Years and Key Stage 1
• Personal, Social and Emotional Development in the Early Years (including self-regulation)
• Evidenced and scaled programmes.

Who can apply? 

Aims/priorities: Funding is intended to provide support to LGBT+ organisations which are intersectional in focus, with priority given to work being undertaken with the following under-represented communities:

• Deaf and/or Disabled LGBT+ people.
• LBT+ women.
• LGBT+ people from Black, Asian and Minoritised Ethnicities (BAME) and LGBT+ people of colour.
• Older LGBT+ people.
• Trans and Non-Binary people.

Who can apply? 

Aims/priorities: This fund aims to support projects that focus on tackling risks associated with electrical products, increasing the public’s awareness of electrical safety, and promoting changes in behaviour to keep people safe in their homes.

Who can apply? 

• Fire and rescue services.
• Trading standards authorities.
• Community safety organisations.
• Other not-for-profit organisations.  

Grant amount: 

Grants of up to £5,000 are available.