• Businesses / organisations with a rateable value of £15,000 or under on 30 December 2021 will receive £2,667.
• Businesses with a rateable value over £15,000 and less than £51,000 on 30 December 2021 will receive £4,000.
• Businesses with a rateable value of £51,000 or over on 30 December 2021 will receive £6,000.

• Enhancing opportunity for young people through more effective education.
• Improving the quality of life for those who are disadvantaged, disabled, or socially excluded.
• Helping charities and other not-for-profit organisations get the best out of IT.
• Improving the public's understanding of IT and its capabilities.

• Special tuition or coaching, e.g., in the case of musicians, to attend Master Classes.
• Participation in external competitions.
• Support for a specially arranged performance.
• Support for a special publication, musical composition, or work of art.

• Migrants, refugees, and asylum seekers
• Criminal justice and penal reform
• Human rights, particularly access to justice

• help create new permanent jobs
• enhance energy-efficiency and carbon reduction
• advance the city’s arts, culture, and heritage offer
• promote healthy living through physical activity.

• Develop an original approach, product, or technology.
• Implement a new initiative or pilot a new scheme.
• Expand existing services to a new area or beneficiary group.
• Adapt services to meet today's needs without compromising those of future generations.

• Increase incomes for those on low-to-middle incomes.
• Ensure people have an adequate safety net, building savings and assets.
• Reduce the cost of living, making sure those on lower incomes are not paying more.
• Address issues related to spending and borrowing, particularly where it becomes problematic.

• Mental health – Most grants are up to £5,000 however, smaller charities (with income of up to £500,000) could be considered for larger grants of up to £20,000 (over two or more years).
• Homelessness - For charities with income less than £1million and unrestricted free reserves of less than six months’ annual expenditure.
• Health in the community - For smaller charities (with income of less than £500,000) for services provided primarily to rural communities. Unrestricted free reserves must also be less than six months’ annual expenditure.  Grants will be up to £20,000 will be paid in two annual instalments of up to £10,000 each.

• The advancement of the arts.
• Health and medical welfare.
• Environmental protection or improvement.

• Small grants of between £1,000 and £5,000.
• Main grants of between £5,001 and £50,000.

• Community buildings and facilities - Capital improvement works to village halls, community centres, museums, heritage centres and community cafes.
• Community activities and services - Projects addressing health and wellbeing, social isolation, community cohesion and access to amenities.
• Young and old people’s projects - Projects providing support for local clubs and groups.
• Environmental and public open space projects - Projects involving parks, nature reserves, community growing schemes, and habitat/species conservation.
• Sports, recreation, and play – including Playgrounds, skate parks, indoor climbing walls, Sports equipment, Sports field drainage projects.

Wallace and Gromit Children's Charity

• Arts, music, play, and leisure programmes in a hospital or hospice setting.
• Facilities to support families of children treated in hospitals or hospices.
• Welcoming and accessible environments.
• Care and facilities in hospices.
• Promoting education and information programmes.
• Supporting children with physical and emotional difficulties.
• Medical equipment when it can be shown that funding is not available from statutory sources.
• Respite care.
• Provision of sensory equipment.

Sea-Changers Coastal Fountain Fund

Re-imagining day hospice services

Your Best Friend

• Small grants - £1,000 - £10,000.  Applications are welcome on a rolling basis.
• Large grants - £10,000 – £25,000.  The deadline for applications is Fri 18th February. 

Dying Matters Community Grants

• Small workshop grants - up to £999
• Project grants – from £1,000 - £5,000.

• Ethnic minorities.
• People experiencing homelessness.
• Imprisoned people.
• LGBT+ people.
• People living in remote and rural areas.
• People living in poverty, deprivation and with lower socioeconomic status.
• People living with learning disabilities.

PBS Training and Consultancy

Application for Adult Residential and Nursing Care Framework

• A Framework Agreement is an umbrella agreement which enable the Council to quickly place orders (aka call-off contract). By signing up to the Framework, providers are confirming that they want to work with us on the terms stated in the agreement
• Providers are invited to complete an application form to join the Framework Agreement. This Framework is compliant with the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 (as amended) The Framework Agreement will last for 5 years with an option to extend by a further 5 years.

Framework Agreement for Tutors to Children and Young People

Public Health Primary Care Contract

• Lot 1A – NHS Healthcheck Programme: the identification and invitation of the eligible population.
• Lot 1B – NHS Healthcheck Programme: delivery of the NHS Health Check (including Standard Operating Procedures)
• Lot 1C – NHS Healthcheck Programme: Community Records Update.
• Lot 2A – National Chlamydia Screening Programme, Emergency Hormone Contraception (EHC) and Pregnancy Testing.
• Lot 2B – Fitting and management of contraceptive implants and intrauterine devices (IUD) / Intrauterine Systems (IUS).
• Lot 3A – Stop Smoking service provision.
• Lot 3B – Supply of Nicotine Replacement Therapy (NRT).