Funding in North Lanarkshire
North Lanarkshire Council has teamed up with SCVO's Funding Scotland to provide an advanced online funding search for your charity, community group or social enterprise. From small grants to funding for big capital projects, we can help you track down the funding you need to make a difference in your community.
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The principal aim is to support the care and treatment of the single homeless. The reasons for their being homeless vary, but may include ill-health, those who are discharged offenders, drug and drink addicts or other adverse circumstances in their lives. They financially support charities operating in the field of homelessness hostels, drop-in centres and the like with grants for items of capital expenditure directly related to the provision of housing for homeless people. All applications must relate to projects that assist individuals in their return to mainstream society, rather than simply offer shelter or other forms of sustenance.
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Corra Foundation - Armed Forces Third Sector Resilience Fund
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The Armed Forces Third Sector Resilience Fund has been established to support the sustainability of third sector Armed Forces Community organisations whose operations and income have been negatively affected by COVID-19. The fund will offer grants towards core operating and running costs until the end of March 2022. The fund is administered by Corra Foundation on behalf of The Scottish Government. The Fund’s priority is to help ensure that valued services can be supported in the short term; giving Armed Forces charities time to re-establish and regrow their fundraising activities. Applications which support smaller organisations who may need to cease functioning if they do not receive support, but which have a cohort of beneficiaries who would otherwise be “stranded” and for whom the services must be transferred to other providers or managed to cessation, will be looked upon favourably.
The fund will consider giving grants towards medical capital projects, medical care or research and in support of medical training. It will also consider grants for running costs, for example grants towards medical capital projects, medical care or research and in support of medical training. The Hospital Saturday Fund will also consider grants for running costs.
The trust gives to a wide range of charitable causes. Organisations that support young people, music, drama, physical health, mental health, the elderly, disabled people and rescue have been funded in the past.
This is a small Trust which supports initiatives that make a direct difference to people's lives. It does this through collective participation and by sponsoring a wide range of Social, Education, Environmental, Arts and Sports projects which focus the creative skills of young people. These projects are often modest in scale but always big on ambition. They tackle challenges that reflect key global imperatives, and help to energise lives at a local level. The majority of their grants are for overseas projects.
Since 2011, the Matthew Good Foundation has nominated good causes for funding through the John Good Group. However, in 2021 they wanted to extend our impact and allow small charities, community projects and social entrepreneurs to apply directly. Every three months, five shortlisted projects will be voted for by John Good Group employees. These five charities will all receive a share of £10,000 – the more votes a cause receives, the bigger the donation. They will support small organisations that have a positive impact on communities, people or the environment.
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