Tamworth Funding Fair – 9th October 2024 – 3pm to 7pm
This Funding Fair is funded by Tamworth Borough Council, via the UK Shared Prosperity Fund. It is essential that you reserve a place before attending. To access this session you must be a member of Support Staffordshire or a Voluntary sector organisation delivering support/services specifically in the Tamworth locality. We reserve the right to charge […]
South East Staffordshire Healthy Communities VCSE Alliance Engagement Funding
Today we are accepting applications for the third round of Engagement Funding from Voluntary, Community and Social Enterprise (VCSE) groups to support and grow their work. The closing date for applications is September 30th 2024 at 5pm. Applications can be submitted online here. If you require a Word Document copy please contact your local Community […]
Tamworth Borough Council Community Grants
The Tamworth Borough Council Community Grants scheme offers grants to a wide variety of community and voluntary, not-for-profit organisations. The Community Grants scheme is available for constituted community, not for profit organisations for identified not for profit projects to work collaboratively and flexibly to meet the needs of our communities. For 2024/2025 financial year, a […]
Support Staffordshire’s Volunteering Team needs you!
We have some volunteer roles available within our Volunteering Team – could one of them be the perfect role for you? We need Volunteer Advisors who are happy to chat to volunteers to find out what skills and experiences they have and use this information to match them to available volunteering roles. This is a […]
New Volunteering Roles at Read Easy UK
Read Easy UK is a charity which offers free one to one coaching for adults who struggle to read. Most of us take reading for granted, but 2.4 million adults in England alone cannot read at all or can barely read. Read UK’s vision is for all adults in the UK to have the literacy […]
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 […]
Wellness Classes on offer at the Commonwealth in Commonhealth Wellness Centre in Tamworth
RECHARGE YOUR LUNCH BREAK Join Jules, for Flex & Flow in 15 at the beautiful Tamworth Castle Grounds! This FREE Tuesday & Thursday session is all about seated mobility and relaxation exercises to help you reset & recharge in just 15 minutes. Imagine the difference a quick energy boost could make to your afternoon! Bring your lunch and make […]
South Derbyshire Locality Fund and Children & Young people fund – OPEN FOR APPLICATIONS
The South Derbyshire Health and Wellbeing Partnership, funded by Derbyshire County Council Public Health, are pleased to announce that there are two funding pots available to support health and wellbeing projects in South Derbyshire. • Locality Funding • Children and Young People This funding will support the delivery of the South Derbyshire Healthier Communities Plan […]
npower Business Solutions Foundation
The npower Business Solutions Foundation is a new fund to help create stronger, greener and more sustainable local communities. If you’re a not-for-profit or educational institution that’s at least two years old and based within a 50-mile radius of our two offices in Solihull and Leeds*, then you’re eligible. The npower Business Solutions Foundation is controlled […]
Tamworth Borough Council Councillor Grants
The Councillor Community Grants scheme enables councillors to provide grants to a wide variety of constituted community and voluntary, not-for-profit organisations for projects that further the Council’s aims and actively support the Tamworth community to enjoy a better quality of life. The total amount of funding is £30,000 per year. Each ward Councillor is allocated […]
