“ to bring real improvements to communities and to the lives of people most in need”
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people having better chances in life with better access to training and development to improve their life skills
stronger communities with more active citizens working together to tackle their problems
improved rural and urban environments which communities are better able to access and enjoy
healthier and more active people and communities
Awards for All Grants of between £300 and £10,000 Open to voluntary and community groups,
schools, town/parish councils, some health bodies
New projects that start after funding awarded and finish within a 12-month period
Up to £10,000 in any one year Won’t cover core costs
Awards for All can pay for...
equipment hire or purchase
information technology equipment
building and refurbishment work
updating equipment and premises (health and safety)
sessional workers
training
volunteer expenses
transport costs
venue hire
You send us your application
We let you know our decision
You read our guidance
You send the documents we ask for
We confirm the grant
You start your project!
Application process
30 working days
20 working days
10 working days
Improving your chances show strong evidence of need
seek to involve a wide range of people
meet more than one of our outcomes
never received an Awards for All grant before
groups with a smaller annual income
smaller projects
Reaching Communities
Reaching Communities main programme£10,000 to £500,000 for revenue projects capital projects of between £10,000 to £50,000
Reaching Communities buildings£100,000 to £500,000 for large capital projects
£10,000 to £500,000 Revenue and capital costs Up to five years funding Associated organisation costs - full cost
recovery Will fund salaries Existing projects as well as new
Total project cost (all sources of funding) must not be more than £750,000
Capital element of the project must not be more than £200,000
Reaching Communities
Between £100,000 and £500,000 of capital funding (max project size £750,000)
Voluntary and community groups, charities and parish and town councils can apply
Use postcode checker to check eligibility
Can include up to £15,000 of revenue funding
Two year grants available
Multi-purpose buildings
Reaching Communities buildings
Knowle West Health Park Company£496,331‘Focus on Families’www.knowlewesthealthpark.co.uk/focus-on-families
Trinity Community Arts £459,991refurbishment of the Trinity Centrewww.3ca.org.uk/projects/trinity-centre-development
“Clear understanding of impact and extent to which it is lasting”
“Clear understanding of impact and extent to which it is lasting”
“Bringing unlikely groups together”“Bringing unlikely groups together”
“Connections made with other grant holders and successful programmes”
“Connections made with other grant holders and successful programmes”
“too many buzzwords and concepts they think we want to hear”
“too many buzzwords and concepts they think we want to hear”
“Making grand claims”
“Applications that aren’t specific, that don’t spell out clearly what the project intends to do”
“Applications that aren’t specific, that don’t spell out clearly what the project intends to do”
“Reinventing the wheel”“Reinventing the wheel”
Read the guidance – and tell us clearly what you intend to do
Actively involve beneficiaries in design and delivery
Evidence need – prove you understand the needs of the community and your project is the best way of addressing them
Plan your project well – don’t forget about monitoring
Key points to note....