The Santander Foundation provides Discovery Grants to UK registered charities of up to £5,000 to support projects that help disadvantaged people build skills and grow knowledge, or that support social change.
EQUIP Grant
Funded by the ESFA and ESF 2014-2020 programme.
New grants are available for small organisations that offer employment and skills programmes. The awards have been funded by the ESFA under the Community Grants Scheme.
Youth Employment and Financial Literacy
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.
Supporting NEET young people in London
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.
London Good Growth Fund
The fund will run for four years from March 2017 to March 2021.
The Good Growth Fund is the Mayor of London’s new regeneration programme from 2017-18 to 2020-21, delivered through the London Economic Action Partnership (LEAP). It will provide over £66 million capital funding from sources including the Local Growth Fund and European Social Fund , as well as expert regeneration advice, design support and knowledge sharing opportunities.
Regents Place Community Fund
The fund has three priorities:Social Cohesion; Health & Wellbeing and Employability. Groups from Regent’s Park, Somers Town and Bloomsbury Wards are eligible to apply.
The Henry Plumb Foundation
The Henry Plumb Foundation funds young people (18-35) with interests, business ideas, study plans that will lead to a career in the agricultural or food industry.
Southern Housing Group
We offer grants to help you run an event or activity in your community, study or train, run a gardening project or get into work.
Camden Apprenticeships – AGE Grant for Employers Recruiting an Apprentice
Employers of 50 staff or fewer can access a grant of £1,500 if they choose to recruit an apprentice aged 16-24. The grant is available exclusively to employers who have not recruited an apprentice in the last twelve months. Grants are available after the apprentice has been in post for thirteen weeks.
