Funding is available for voluntary and community sector organisations to deliver Complementary Therapies as part of a North Kensington Self-Care programme.
Funding is available for voluntary and community sector organisations to deliver Complementary Therapies as part of a North Kensington Self-Care programme.
The London Marathon Charitable Trust have announced £5.2m new funding to maintain and increase participation in physical activity by building, renovating or modernising facilities in London and Surrey.
Funding of between £2,000 and a maximum of £5,000 for community groups and voluntary organisations that provide services for people who live, work or study in Kensington and Chelsea to deliver projects and initiatives in line with the priorities and outcomes of the Safer Neighbourhood Board.
The Bright Ideas Fund supports new community business ideas through the start-up and planning stages with tailored business support, to the implementation stage with grants of up to £15,000. The Fund will open again on 26 February.
The London Together fund invests in sport for change projects that aim to improve social integration in London. Funding will be awarded for projects of a minimum £25,000 and maximum £150,000 that will take 1 to 2 years to complete.
Grants ranging from £1,000-£5,000 are available to support community-led cultural projects in every London borough. Grants are available to fund arts and culture and heritage projects and activities.
Grants of up to £10,000 are available to local projects that will supporting women aged 16+ to get active and overcome the barriers some women face - from a lack of opportunities offered in their local area, to cost and availability of childcare.
Grants of up to £30,000 are available for charities and social enterprises working in the equality sector to make the transition to new enterprises or to grow existing ones. Funding will be provided to research or test out new ideas, launch new enterprises or grow existing ones.
Grants of up to £10,000 are available to support projects which aim to ensure that all Londoners have an equal opportunity to experience good mental health and wellbeing. The Right to Thrive grants scheme aims to make additional support available to communities and groups in London who are particularly vulnerable to experiencing poor mental health.
The Summer Give campaign raises funds for projects taking place during any school holidays (not just the summer!) between Summer 2020 – May half term 2021 (inclusive). The campaign supports charities to run fundraising campaigns and leverages match-funding for the funds raised. Applications will be open 20th January - 21st February 2020.
Grants between £100,000 to £200,000 are available to help young people build a positive future, building the skills necessary to live with dignity and be able to access basic housing and create a happy home in which they feel safe and secure. Funding is available for a minimum of 18 months to a maximum of 36 months
The £3m fund will focus on supporting existing VAWG-specialist grassroots organisations operating deep in London’s communities. The London Community Foundation (LCF) has been chosen to manage the fund.