Lichfield Round Table Funding

Apply for funding for your Lichfield based project. Round Table serves the community in a number of ways and can provide both financial assistance and volunteers within our community to help Lichfield become a better place for everyone. All applications will be considered and voted on at quarterly business meetings. See the website for more […]
Lichfield District Council Councillor’s Community Fund

The Councillor Local Community Grant Fund was set up in 2021 and is provided by the Lichfield District Council and administered by The Community Foundation for Staffordshire. The aim of the fund is to support projects in Lichfield that provide local solutions to local needs and provides a positive impact to the area. Grants of […]
Thank You For An Incredible Volunteer Fair!

🙏 Thank You for an Incredible Volunteer Fair! 🙏 A huge thank you to all the amazing organisations who hosted tables at the Lichfield Volunteer Recruitment & Community Fair at Lichfield Cathedral on Tuesday April 21st. Your passion, dedication, and willingness to connect with others truly brought the event to life. To everyone who joined […]
BLAST: Creating safe spaces where autistic children and families can truly belong

At Support Staffordshire, we love to celebrate important milestones that our members achieve, and we’re always proud to shine a light on organisations rooted in lived experience and driven by deep commitment to local communities. One such organisation is BLAST (Burntwood & Lichfield Autism Support Together) — a grassroots, parent-led charity making a powerful difference […]
We Love Lichfield

We Love Lichfield is an endowment fund, and provides funding to community and voluntary organisations across the whole Lichfield district, including in Burntwood and the surrounding villages. In 2017, Lichfield District Council devolved their local community grants to the We Love Lichfield fund, and there are currently 2 rounds of funding every year, one in […]
The Harry Payne Fund

Grants are offered to registered charities for a range of community and social welfare projects taking place within a 25-mile radius of Birmingham city centre. The Harry Payne Fund is administered by the Heart of England Community Foundation as part of its grants programme. The Fund was founded in 1939 (as the Harry Payne Trust) by Harry Payne, a Birmingham businessman who had a particular interest in helping the disadvantaged and in […]
Caretaker Vacancy – Burntwood Memorial Institute

Looking for a flexible, paid role at the heart of your community? Burntwood Memorial Community Association (BMCA) is seeking a dependable Caretaker to support the smooth running of our building and its events. Tahis is a key role ensuring our community hub remains a secure and welcoming space. Your Role Will Involve: Opening and closing the […]
Lichfield District Community Lottery

Grants up to £1,000 are available! These grants will be awarded to organisations who provide facilities or services for local people. The aim is to enhance the provision of service, provide new services or to help make organisations more efficient or to improve the scope of their provision. This might include extending provision to other people. […]
Lichfield District Volunteering Recruitment & Community Fair Dates

Discover New Opportunities at the Volunteer Recruitment Fairs! Looking to make a difference, meet new people, or gain valuable experience? Join us at our upcoming Volunteer Recruitment Fairs — your gateway to meaningful roles and inspiring local causes. Burntwood Volunteer Recruitment & Community Fair Date: Tuesday 11th November 2025 Time: 12:30 – 14:30 Location: Burntwood […]
Ripple Effects: How Peer-Led Recovery at Better Way is Transforming Lives and Communities.

One of our main priorities at Support Staffordshire, is striving to improve the health and wellbeing of all individuals we work with, whether that be our staff, our members and partners or people in our local communities. All of these will play a vital part in our campaigns over the next few months. However, October’s […]