The GLL Sport Foundation is an athlete focused support programme providing individuals in Hammersmith and Fulham with tangible support to aid their sports performance, support includes training membership access to over three hundred venues across the UK, access to physio and injury rehab support and financial awards up to the value of £1,250.

Details and access to the application portal can be found via this link 

Should you need any further information please contact Phil Kemp on Phil.Kemp@GLL.ORG or 07548132890

The programme was launched on 11th December 2017 and the deadline has now been extended to 9am Monday 22nd January 2018. 

WLCCG (NHS West London Clinical Commissioning Group) has made available one-off funding of £150,000 for a range of mental health self-care activities. These activities must be aligned to Community Living Well, a network of services based in the community to support people with stable long-term mental health needs supported by primary care. New self-care activities will extend the range of options available to people and support making the best use of community mental health resources.

If you are a charity, voluntary organisation or social enterprise and have an idea for an innovative project you would like to test, or you would like to expand an existing service, this could be the funding for you. You can learn more and apply by visiting this page on the KCSC website

It’s time to start thinking about making your application to Tesco Bags of Help to be considered for the March/April voting round.

Your community project could be awarded up to £4,000 with funds raised from the 10p carrier bag charge! Applications made before the end of January will be considered for the March/April voting period. I strongly encourage to you to make your application as soon as possible.

For information on how to apply for Bags of Help click here

or to make your application click here.

 

Trust for London offers grants to organisations undertaking charitable activities (you do not need to be a registered charity) that aim to tackle poverty and its root causes in London by dealing with issues such as deprivation, unemployment, inequality, homelessness and poor health.

At this workshop, Helal Abbas from Trust for London will outline new priorities for this important London funder.

When: 9 January 2018, 10:30am – 12:00pm

Location: One Westminster
37 Chapel St
London, NW1 5DP
United Kingdom

REGISTER NOW

Bid Writing: The Basics

TOPICS COVERED

Who are the winners and losers in grant funding. How to identify the weaknesses in your project. What questions will funders will ask themselves about your bid. Common reasons for applications being rejected. The key terms in bid writing explained with examples of each. Make your application short but effective. 

Start telling funders the things they really want to hear. How to build greater credibility in the eyes of funders. Demonstrating that the beneficiaries of your project are involved. The importance of getting your numbers and totals right. What to do with all your supporting documents. Make your proofreading foolproof.

Bid Writing: Advanced

TOPICS COVERED

Are you applying to the right trusts ? Are you looking for trusts in all the right places ? Are you applying to enough trusts ? Are you applying in the right ways ? Are your projects the most fundable projects ? How do you compare with your competitors for funding ?

Are you carrying out trust fundraising in a professional way ? Do you understand what trusts are looking for ? Do you know how to turn your competitors into your ambassadors ? Is the rest of your fundraising hampering your bids to trusts ?

Click Here for more Info, dates, costs and booking details

The Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew have teamed up with Lemos & Crane to help community groups around the country transform their local spaces into beautiful, inspiring and colourful wild flower havens.

Apply for £2,000 – £4,000 funding before January 15th 2018

Click Here to find out more

Overview

The Holiday Grants programme provides grants for recreational trips and holidays for groups of children aged 13 and under in the UK who are disabled or disadvantaged.

 

Key Grant Details

Grant size: £500 – £2,500
Length: One-off short grants
Decision timescale: 6 weeks
Deadlines: Submission dates vary depending when trips or holidays take place

Qualifying criteria

Please only apply for this grant if you meet the following criteria:Location: UK-wide, with priority to the 20% most deprived areas
Funding covers: Short holidays and recreational trips
Organisation type: Schools, small charities and not-for-profit organisations

Click here for more information

Contact us

Please contact us if you have a question.
Call: 020 7264 4970

We currently have funding to provide FREE Fire safety checks and fire retardant bedding for people aged 65 or over or who have a vulnerability or are registered with a disability who live in LBHF.

As well as this we have funding for Free draught proofing until December 31st 2017 for the above Clients. If you have any Clients who you feel would benefit from our services, then please request a referral form from saferhomes@creightonhouse.org Please do not reply to this email as referrals for these services MUST come via  saferhomes@creightonhouse.org

NHS England will be awarding grants of up to £2,000 to a number of voluntary sector projects that showcase good practice around patient and citizen participation in healthcare.

In your application you’ll need to tell us about how you have involved patients and citizens in a healthcare project, and how you plan to use the grant to share and showcase your work in a creative way.

The grants can only be awarded to a voluntary organisation. Please ensure you read the guidance document before you apply, to check that your organisation and project is eligible. If you are eligible you will need to complete the application form by 31 October 2017.

Please note you cannot save the online application and return back to it. You may want to cut and paste your answers from a saved document.

Apply now.

People or organizations can now bid for small grants from the council.  Hammersmith &Fulham Hive is open to communities wanting to raise funds for local events, make improvements to their environment or set up new services.

This is all about making it easy for people who want to make a positive change for their community. Local charities and community groups can use H&F Hive to tell people about their plans, and potentially unlock funding from both the council and other generous donors in the community.

Take a look at the link below

https://www.lbhf.gov.uk/articles/news/2017/09/hf-hive-offers-100000-funding-community-projects