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Grants of between £500 to £20,000 for core and project funding to help not-for-profit organisations increase resilience by adapting or expanding their services, or to meet new challenges brought on by the coronavirus/COVID-19 pandemic. Open to not-for-profit organisations that are not currently in receipt of funds from any trust supported by People's Postcode Lottery.
£500 to £20,000 funding for projects that focus on these themes:
Who can apply?
Organisations that are not currently in receipt of funds from any trust supported by players of People’s Postcode Lottery.
£500 to £20,000 funding for projects that focus on these themes:
Grassroots organisations, local charities and non-profit community businesses that are seeking to effect positive change within their local area in England, Scotland and Wales are eligible to apply.
This campaign will showcase 50 leaders building a new status quo, impacting others through kindness. The campaign will share stories and leadership styles, and the effect they have on their organisation and industries.
The National Youth Agency have done a full review of their guidance to reflect the latest advice from national government, working closely with Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS).
Are you the carer or parent of an LGBT+ young person?
The Proud Trust are starting a new project called Under One Roof, which aims to support parents and carers of LGBT+ young people through a weekly online meeting.
KPJR FILMS are putting on a global virtual screening of the award-winning film Resilience in collaboration with the UK-based International Festival of Learning.
This brand new, never done before Alternative Manchester Pride Festival promises something for everyone who plans to celebrate Pride at home in Greater Manchester and beyond this August Bank Holiday weekend.
CAN Do Creatives is offering free training sessions run by Community Arts North West (CAN) for Artists, Producers, Creatives and Community Practitioners in Greater Manchester who want to learn new skills and find work in the creative industries. The training will be run online, and potentially in small groups if social distancing measures allow.
The sessions will cover some of the basics you need to support your creative career including:
Are you a skilled trainer looking for an opportunity to become part of a new team to train staff who are based in health/social care/voluntary and community settings (VCSE) across GM to deliver an exciting range of life skills classes?
Do you have the scope and capacity within your current work role to join a 12-month project? The benefits to you include:
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