supporting local action by local people
The closing date for applications is 17th November 2019.
The fund is available for one year from January 2020 and is designed to support supplementary schools in Camden to provide high quality educational programmes that are accessible, fun and engaging whilst ensuring the safeguarding of children and young people (6 to 18 years).
The closing date for Expressions of Interest is 5pm on Friday 25th October
The Pathway Fund is a new grant to tackle youth crime in Camden and from today are inviting organisations to submit their Expressions of Interest. The Pathways Fund is part of the Community Impacts Fund and will invest in the delivery of a 2 year programme of services and activities aimed at reducing youth offending in Camden. YCF will support a partnership of youth-focused organisations to deliver innovative and impactful programmes between January 2020 – 2022.
The Tanza Trust was established on 10th February 2011, and registered with the Charity Commission in March 2011.
The Trust grants funds to individuals and organisations to support their work in 2 areas:
United Way UK are looking for three small charity partners to engage in a youth employment and financial literacy programme in Greater London. Each grant is set at £14,400. We will be selecting three partners for the grant, one for each of the three goals of the funding.
The Department for Education (DfE) is seeking to work with local authorities to test projects from the Children’s Social Care Innovation Programme.
Grants of up to £10,000 per-annum are available to charities running projects that support disadvantaged young people, to help them move into meaningful work.
A list of funding opportunities from the GLA from sports to arts to community inclusion including dates of related seminars.
Apply for a grant of between,£500 – £2,500, to go towards a day trip or a longer holiday up to 7 days.
The Hedley Foundation supports registered charities in the UK for up to £5,000 mainly for young people with their education, creation, support, training, health and welfare.
Jewish Child’s Day aims to assist disabled, disadvantaged, neglected or abused Jewish children worldwide. Grants may be given for items of equipment or a specific project.
