Lloyds Bank Foundation’s Racial Equity funding strand is aimed at charities where more than half of their Trustee Board self-identify as belonging to a Black, Asian or Minority Ethnic community. The charity must have a focus on supporting people from specific Black, Asian or Minority Ethnic communities to overcome any of the following 11 Complex Social Issues:
What does it mean to be a ‘child of the world’ in the UK in 2021 and what does it mean to be a citizen of Manchester?
Applications for £10,000 grants are open. These grants are to help Black and minoritised women’s organisations, led-by-and-for women, which have been impacted by the Coronavirus pandemic, to support women and girls, dealing with the impact of Covid-19.
GMCVO, with funding from the Greater Manchester Combined Authority, have launched a grants programme to support the promotion of the free early education offer for 2 year olds to Bangladeshi and Pakistani communities.
Community groups across the UK now have the chance to bid for a share of a £2.6 million fund to support programmes that will help newly arrived families make the best start to rebuilding their lives.
This money can be used to support people through buddying schemes, help families to access services like registering for GPs or opening bank accounts, or find employment.
Windrush Lives and Good Law Project are working together to try to ensure that those people affected by the Windrush scandal are justly compensated. As part of this work, they are reviewing the Windrush Compensation Scheme, which is being run by the Home Office.
Kooth Plc provides digital mental health services. Kooth are inviting men between the ages of 26 - 45 years old from ethnic minority backgrounds to share their insights and experiences of mental health support.
Kooth want to understand how they could improve and develop their service for men from diverse ethnic minority backgrounds between the ages of 26-45 years.
Macc is reviewing our equalities and inclusion approach. We have been wanting to do this work for some time and while COVID-19 has disrupted so much over the last year, we believe this work is important and so we are now starting this as lockdown measures are easing. In the light of the increased focus on tackling racism, we want to make sure we are playing our part in that movement as best we can.
In this first round, eligible organisations can apply for a £5,000 grant to help them support Black and minoritised women and girls, dealing with the impact of Covid-19.
Women's Resource Centre are really keen to fund small organisations that have limited access to funds and without funding core costs may consider reducing services or closing.
Are you a legally constituted charity, voluntary sector organisation, or social enterprise?
Do you require support for the development of your charity or social enterprise?
Get grants and learning support to progress your ideas and grow your enterprise activity through The Black and Minoritised Communities Enterprise Development Programme.