Morrisons Supermarket donates to Rochdale Community Warehouse
Community Warehouse Rochdale are overjoyed with their latest donation from Morrisons Supermarket in Rochdale.
Rochdale
Community Warehouse Rochdale are overjoyed with their latest donation from Morrisons Supermarket in Rochdale.
The Mayor of Greater Manchester, Andy Burnham, has launched two pioneering initiatives as part of a renewed drive to support Greater Manchester’s most disadvantaged residents to get online and be supported to access services online.
Aims/priorities: Funding is intended to help meet the two goals of the Foundation:
Who can apply? Legally constituted not-for-profit groups in the UK may apply.
Aims/priorities: The Listening Fund is a joint initiative which aims to encourage organisations to be more accountable to young people. This is the second phase of the Fund, the design of which has been led by a panel of ten young people advisers. Funding is intended to:
Aims/priorities:
Aims/priorities: Funding is intended for projects in the following key areas:
Preference will be given to projects that are innovative and can be scaled up or replicated.
Who can apply? UK-registered charities operating both in the UK and internationally can apply. Priority will be given to small-and-medium-sized charities with an income of less than £2 million per annum.
Aims/priorities: The fund is focused on three principles:
Who can apply?
Aims/priorities: Local groups from the voluntary, not-for-profit and charitable sector can apply for grant funding to support a safer borough. Applications need to demonstrate that they will support communities to be;
Who can apply? Applications must be submitted by a registered charity, or a constituted voluntary, community sector or not-for-profit organisation.
Volunteer It Yourself (VIY) combines volunteering and DIY by challenging young people aged 14-24 to learn trade skills by helping to fix local community buildings in need of improvement.
Volunteer It Yourself (VIY), a CIC are offering 2+ days of free trades skills experience opportunities to local young people in Tameside aged 14-24, particularly those who are not engaged in education or employment or at risk of becoming disengaged.
Following its announcement earlier this year, the £2.6m Greater Manchester Green Spaces Fund is now open to applications, seeking community projects that will make a real difference to their local area.
The fund makes small and large grants available for community groups wanting to create new spaces or improve existing ones in their local area, particularly where there is currently poor local access to good quality green space.