Northern Ireland Council for Voluntary Action
61 Duncairn Gardens, Belfast, BT15 2GB, Northern Ireland
Tel: 028 9087 7777 Fax: 028 9087 7799
A charity registered with Inland Revenue (No XN 47024)
Company limited by guarantee (No NI001792)
The Community Foundation for NI is partnering with Community Foundation for Ireland for a new and exciting All Island fund. To find out more about this fund they are inviting you to attend a special VitalTalks on this new fund at 1 pm on Thursday 1st April 2021.
Now open to all UK registered charities and local community groups needing financial assistance due to the coronavirus pandemic. Requests can be made for £100 - £1000. 500 applications will be granted (at random) each month. If your application is unsuccessful one month, they’ll keep you in the draw, which will roll over to the following month.
A public call for applications providing at least 55 grants of 25K to 75K to organisations and charities serving children in need across Ireland. Grants fall under 3 thematic areas - ensuring basic needs, improving wellbeing and reducing inequality through creative engagement.
“I’ve got an idea” is a micro fund for individuals (or small groups or organisations) who have a novel technical idea which they want to try out. Grants of £250 to £5000 are available.
Supports small to medium sized UK registered charities operating across the spectrum of social need. Grants from £250 - £5,000 plus.
A grants programme run by the British Science Association and funded by Wellcome, to enable the UK public to develop and try out ideas that address problems related to mental wellbeing. They're offering early stage grants of up to £25,000 and larger grants of around £90,000 in the Highlands and Islands of Scotland, Hull, North West Northern Ireland, and Oldham.
Delivered by Rosa and Smallwood Trust, the Women Thrive Fund is distributing grants of up to £40,000 to specialist women’s organisations across the UK working to enable women and girls to improve their mental health and wellbeing and/or improve their financial resilience.
Department for Communities funded, the COVID-19 Community Support Fund is to provide small grants to local community and voluntary organisations to deal with emerging issues in local communities as a result of the continuing threat of coronavirus. Local community/voluntary sector organisations can apply for grants of up to 100% of costs up to £4,000.
A NI-based funder which funds only registered charities in NI. Aims to assist the physical, mental and spiritual development of young people under 21 years of age. The Trust's policy is to provide small grants in support of local projects which benefit children and young people.