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On 24 February, the Scottish Government confirmed additional investment for the Community and Third Sector Recovery Programme, which will allow Adapt and Thrive to continue to support the sector until the 21st of June 2021. Adapt and Thrive offers a combination of advice and funding to support organisations to reflect on their current services…
The Creative Breaks programme provides 12 month grants to third sector organisations to develop and deliver short breaks projects and services for carers of adults (aged 21 years and over), and young carers (caring for children or adults), and the people that they care for. Apply by 5pm on Thursday 20th…
Localgiving is working with People’s Postcode Lottery, a grant giving charity funded by players of People’s Postcode Lottery, to offer charitable organisations the opportunity to apply for 2000 grants of £500. What they fund The Magic Little Grants Fund provides charitable organisations the opportunity to access funding to deliver a range of projects which…
registered charities can apply who provide care and assistance to groups of or concerned with disabled, elderly or terminally ill, and the socially deprived; provide for the care, advancement and rehabilitation of youth and organisations connected with the Arts – Music, Theatre and the visual arts
The New Scots Refugee Integration Delivery Project – to extend existing work, or to start new projects that support the integration of people seeking sanctuary across Scotland, as long as they meet the priorities of the New Scots strategy that can be found here. Deadline – 22nd May.
The first community benefit money from the Viking Community Fund is now available for funding local projects. Managed by the Shetland Community Benefit Fund the Advanced Grant Scheme is open to projects supported by any of Shetland’s 18 community councils. Local or Shetland-wide groups, charities, social enterprises or even business and individuals…
For creative and cultural businesses to help the sector develop digital capabilities in response to the limitations imposed by COVID-19. Includes – grants for creative businesses to build their digital capacity; courses to increase confidence in digital understanding and workshops and mentoring for artists and cultural organisations.
Up to £5,000 of start-up funding for individuals with a business idea that addresses a social, environmental, and/or community issue.
SSEN Resilient Communities Fund (North of Scotland) – Constituted organisations delivering projects that improve community participation and community resilience are invited to apply for the Resilient Communities Fund. You can apply for funding from £1,000 up to a maximum of £20,000 if your group is based within the SSEN distribution area. Deadline…
The Cadogan Charity gives grants to recognised national charities, with particular reference to charities based in London and Scotland. They give under the categories of animal welfare, education, conservation and environment, military, medical research and social welfare. Submit a request saying how the funds could be used, what would be…
Social Entrepreneurs Network Scotland (Senscot) is registered as a Scottish charity under Scottish Charity No. SC029210 and as a limited company under Company Registration No. SC278156. Its registered office is at 41 Miller Street, Glasgow.
