Welcome to the Council of Somali Organisations funding newsletter (part two) with plenty of current information. Our other newsletter will bring you a round up of relevant news, information and resources. Please visit our website for more information and if you have any questions, please contact us!
19th May 2022
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Bid Writers available through CSO
As many of you will know, we ran a very successful Bid Writer project last year where we provided bid writer services to our members to enable to them to be able to submit high quality applications when applying for funding.
Unfortunately we are not able to provide this service free of charge anymore, however we will be able to provide bid writers to our members at a rate of £400 per day. Please note that CSO will receive no money for this service, as we will only be responsible for introducing you to the bid writer. After initial introductions CSO's involvement will finish and all other communications will be between the member and the bid writer.
Please contact our Membership Operations Coordinator, Harriett Johnson on 0208 064 0874 / harriett@councilofsomaliorgs.com
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We Move Fund: Youth Social Action
The £1m We Move Fund: Youth Social Action focuses on providing Black children and young people with the opportunity to engage in youth social action.
Application deadline: 20th June 2022.
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Over 8,000 funders giving a total of £8 million
Funds Online is the most comprehensive single source of online funding in the UK.
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Trustee and Investment Committee Chair, for the JRF Group.
The Joseph Rowntree Foundation (JRF) and Joseph Rowntree Housing Trust (JRHT) were established over 100 years ago with a clear and vital mission to seek out the root causes of poverty, and to find practical ways to address these in conjunction with those who are experiencing poverty and exclusion.
Closing date for applications is 11.59pm on Monday 23rd May 2022.
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The Youth Music Catalyser Fund offers grants between £30,001 and £300,000 to organisations in England who want to sustain work, scale-up delivery or create change in sector practice.
Deadline for applications is 5pm Friday 27th May.
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They are giving 40 grants of £1000 to groups in the UK. They run 2 funding cycles a year.
Opens on the 2nd of May- 31st of May 2022.
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Their mission is to contribute towards strategic change which improves financial wellbeing in the UK. They want everyone to have a decent standard of living and feel in control of their finances, improving the lives of those on low-to-middle incomes.
Deadline: February and June each year, the next deadline is 1pm on 3rd June 2022.
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What is The Fundraising Formula?
The Fundraising Formula is a 6 week course comprising of 6 modules and 6 x 1 hour group coaching sessions. Combining interactive learning and coaching you will, over the course of 6 weeks learn.
Sign up to the pilot by the 31st May
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Wheelchair Sector Grant Programme
Through this new grant programme they aim to support charities and organisations to make an immediate impact for disabled people, by awarding funding to improve and expand their access to good quality affordable wheelchairs.
You can apply for grants from £100,000 to £4 million at any point over the next three years.
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Community Transport Grants
Through this new grant programme they aim to help charities and organisations to make an immediate impact for disabled people, by awarding funding to develop, expand and improve community transport options.
You can apply for grants from £100,000 to £4 million at any point over the next three years.
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VAC, in partnership with London Borough of Camden, Healthwatch Camden and C4, is pleased to announce the launch of a new fund to help tackle vaccine misinformation and encourage vaccine take up in Camden.
Through the Community Vaccine Champion Project, you can apply for the following grants to support the delivery of your project or event:
- Individuals – £1,000 (maximum)
- Community group (unregistered) – £5,000 (maximum)
- Registered organisation – £10,000 (maximum)
The majority of the project or event must commence by 1st June 2022 and be completed by end of September 2022.
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Funding for all does not directly fund organisations or individuals. They do however mentor you to apply for funds from other trusts and foundations to increase your chances of success.
You can find the latest available grants currently open to applications on their website using the link below.
Deadline September 2022
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New funding for Global Majority-led arts organisations to develop creative work with people with mental health problems.
Grants of £20k-£60k available for projects taking place over a minimum of two years.
To be eligible, you should be:
- an established arts organisation of any kind (including CICs), operating in the UK.
- led by global majority communities in terms of both staff and governance. Please see our Application guidance for definitions.
- established for at least two years, with audited accounts or management accounts for at least that length of time.
Deadline for applications is 12pm midday on 26th July 2022.
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Sobus funding bulletin has hundreds of funding opportunities and many deadlines please click details for more information. It does take dedicated time to find the right funding opportunity.
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Lloyds Bank Foundation offers unrestricted grants of £50, 000 over two years. The support is for charities with an annual income of £25,000 to £1 million, with a proven track record of helping people on a journey of positive change.
Applications are open all-year round No Deadlines!!!
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The Prince of Wales's Charitable Fund is the small grant programme is a rolling programme (£5K to £15K single or multi-year grants -> Average single award £1.5K).
Therefore, you may apply for a small grant at any time. However, applications submitted one month before the small grant committee meeting will be considered at the next meeting.
Please note that the Small Grant Committee considers applications in May, July and October.
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The FORE Autumn 2022 funding round, is offering grants of up to £30,000 over 1-3 years. They make unrestricted grants which have the potential to have a transformational impact on an organisation.
To apply for funding, organisations must first register some basic contact details at the start of each funding round – this can be done at the link below when the funding round opens. The number of registrations accepted for each round is capped to ensure we are able to give every application the attention it deserves. Registration is run on a first-come, first-served basis. Once the cap is reached, the round is closed, so please register early.
Deadline Monday 25th July at 10am
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