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Sharing is Caring
To empower our communities we need resources in order to sustain the work to which we aim to do. Resources can come in various forms, as detailed below.
Last Updated in May '25
Grants
Nottingham City Council
UK Shared Prosperity Fund to deliver a number of grant schemes to support residents, communities and businesses. The first Community Support Grant – Essential Skills is now live.
1. Essential Skills – revenue funding (£10,000 to £25,000) - application closing date 23:59 on Monday 5th May 2025
2. Venues and Spaces – capital funding (£10,000 to £24,999) - application closing date 23:59 on Wednesday 21st May 2025
3. Community Engagement – revenue funding (£5,000 to £10,000) - application closing date 23:59 on Sunday 8th June 2025
The final grant will be available in Sept/Oct 2025
4. Winter Support – revenue funding (£5,000 to £10,000)
More information can be found at UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF) - Nottingham City Council
Y- Notts
Grants for young people in Notts
An independent charity serving Nottinghamshire. Providing grants to young people, aged 16 to 30, or groups for the purpose of furthering their training and personal development
Health and Wellbeing Community Champions
Grants for young people in Notts
Our Small Grants fund is now available for community groups and volunteers who work in Nottingham City to improve the health and wellbeing of our people. We fund small projects/activities/events up to £1000.
Click the attached form
Knowledge
SAFEcic
Provides grants up to £5,000 for projects that relate to the repair, maintenance, and improvement of community buildings.
The aim is to help those in need: this could be for financial hardship, sickness, distress or other disadvantages.
Application deadline:
There are four deadlines each year: 10 February; 10 May; 10 August; and 10 November.
Fund description: www.screwfix.com/landingpage/screwfix-foundation
Health and Wellbeing Community Champions
Grants for young people in Notts
Our Small Grants fund is now available for community groups and volunteers who work in Nottingham City to improve the health and wellbeing of our people. We fund small projects/activities/events up to £1000.
Click the attached form
Fuel Poverty
Fuel Poverty
Community Courses at Nottingham College
Grants for young people in Notts
An independent charity serving Nottinghamshire. Providing grants to young people, aged 16 to 30, or groups for the purpose of furthering their training and personal development
Support to improve English and Maths Skills – community courses
Enlish:
2 Hours weekly
Pre Entry Level & up
Functional Skills Level 1 & 2
Maths:
2 Hours weekly
Entry Levels
For more information and how to register: 0115 9755758 or admin@bestwood.org.uk
Walk Leader Training Workshop
FREE volunteer Walk Leader training workshop
Wednesday 20th Nov 2024
10:00am – 3:30pm
Case Conference Room,
Bulwell Riverside Library, Main Street, Bulwell, NG6 8QJ
07902 923944
Contact muratbasaran@ridewise.org.uk
Knife Crime Training Course
Course designed to equip individuals and communities with the knowledge and tools to address and prevent knife crime.
Why this training matters:
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Learn how to identify risk factors and intervene early
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Gain practical tools for fostering safer environments
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Empower others with education and awareness
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Networks
Nottingham City Early Help Partnership
Over the course of the day there will be workshops on Signs of Safety, Restorative Practice, Working with Children with SEND, Therapeutic parenting, Virtual Reality Exploitation experience
Wednesday 9th October 2024 9am - 4pm
Council House, Market Square
180 Degrees Consulting Nottingham
A free, student led consultancy service specialising in charitable organisations and social enterprises.
We are currently looking to work on new projects within the community, so please reach out if this would be of interest.
schedule a chat at nottingham@180dc.org
Health and Wellbeing Community Champions
Grants for young people in Notts
Our Small Grants fund is now available for community groups and volunteers who work in Nottingham City to improve the health and wellbeing of our people. We fund small projects/activities/events up to £1000.
Click the attached form
Employment
Nottingham Contemporary
Work with us - Nottingham Contemporary
We currently have an exciting opportunity for a Families Programme Manager to join our small, dedicated team to develop and co-ordinate our engagement programmes for families.
Thursday 8 May, 10am
Hours: 24.5 hours, equivalent to 3.5 days per week
Salary: £19,992 (£28,560 FTE)
Term: Permanent.
Working Well East Midlands
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