THIS PROGRAMME IS NOW CLOSED TO APPLICATIONS
The Hate Crime Awareness Week 2024 Grants Programme is offering twenty awards of £500 to help tackle hatred and discrimination by raising awareness of hate crime and how to report it. The deadline for applications is midday on Friday 1 December. Applicants will be informed of the outcome no later than Monday 18 December.
Through Macc and on behalf of Manchester City Council’s Community Safety Partnership funding is available annually during Greater Manchester Hate Crime Awareness Week each February to support projects across the city.
While we want most activities and events to take place during Hate Crime Awareness Week 2024, which is between Monday 5th and Sunday 11th February, we will consider activities and events that may take place over several days in February before during or after the main week.
Aims of the Hate Crime Awareness Grants Programme
The main aims of these grants are to:
- Raise awareness of what hate crime is
- Increase reporting of hate crimes
- Celebrate diversity in our communities
Information on all aspects of the programme is in the guidance, including:
- Who can apply for this funding
- What is a hate crime
- Third-Party Reporting Centres
- How to get free support to complete your application (for groups new to the programme or who were previously unsuccessful)
- What can and cannot be funded
- How funding decisions will be made
- Due diligence checks on successful applicants
- End of project monitoring
The deadline for applications is 12 midday on Friday 1 December.
Macc will notify all applicants as to whether their application is successful by Monday 18 December. If successful, grants will be paid in one tranche of money, subject to completion of standard due diligence checks (see “Due diligence” section in the prospectus).
If you have general questions about this funding, please contact [email protected]
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