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Grow Wild, the outreach project of Royal Botanic Gardens Kew, has two grant funds open for application: community projects and for youth-led projects.
They are interested in projects inspired by UK native wildflowers, plants and fungi, that help people connect to each other and nature.
HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) will allocate a guaranteed £1.6 million over the next year (April 2019 to 2020) to the voluntary and community sector (VCS) to support their customers who need extra help understanding and complying with their tax obligations and claiming their entitlements, including those who are currently digitally excluded. From 2020 HMRC will develop a longer term strategy, working with the VCS to provide the best support for customers who need extra help.
Dynamic Support of Greater Manchester is a small charity that exists to promote the benefit of all women and girls in Greater Manchester, but particularly BME women and girls and their dependents who are seeking Asylum or have been granted refugee status. 
Not Home is part of a collaboration between Sarah Butler, the charity Justlife and the photographer, Stephen King. 
Would your organisation like to help Greater Manchester talk about alcohol?
Financial support is available to voluntary, community and social enterprise organisations who can help engage with local people on the topic of alcohol.
One Manchester are always looking at ways to support new and growing businesses in their area and have allocated £50,000 to do just that. 
The aim of this programme is to support a diverse range of women’s rights organisations to fight against systems which perpetuate the injustices they encounter in their daily lives. 
Comic Relief wants to find and support women and girl’s movements to seed, sustain and strengthen change in the UK, Sierra Leone, Ghana, Nigeria, South Africa, Zambia, Rwanda, Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, Malawi, Zimbabwe, India, Nepal and Bangladesh.
Manchester City Council is looking for partners in the voluntary and community sector to support the next stages of development for the RADEQUAL grant programme. So if you are part of the RADEQUAL community network and have a tried and tested project that meets the RADEQUAL campaign objectives of tackling prejudice, hate and extremism, they would like to hear from you. 
Manchester Cares would like to introduce: Winter Wellbeing, their brand new, easy way to refer to their network. 
If you know an older neighbour, who is over 65 and could benefit from their support get in touch.
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