 UK Youth and Pears Foundation have launched a new £10 million fund to champion an approach that works: providing multi-year, unrestricted funding alongside targeted capacity-building support to small youth organisations.
Expressions of Interest for this funding will open at 2pm, Tuesday 14 April. The aim of the Fund is to strengthen the financial resilience and capacity of small youth and outdoor learning organisations across the UK. We aim to achieve this through two key outcomes: Outcome 1: Improved Financial Sustainability, supporting grantees to invest time and resource in strategic, organisational development through our multi-year unrestricted funding grant programme Outcome 2: Increased Capability and Organisational Resilience through our capacity building programme Organisations can apply for multi-year unrestricted funding of up to 10% of annual turnover. This approach ensures that funding is proportional to the size and capacity of your organisation to help ensure sustainability and resilience.  Sport England are offering up to £15,000 for physical activity projects in the community. The focus is on people who face barriers to activity and projects designed to help them join in.
Find out more about the opportunity and whether you are eligible to apply Each year, the Movement Fund invests more than £20 million of National Lottery and government money. The priority is to support projects that match the goal of getting more people active, reducing the number of inactive people and tackling long-standing inequalities. Sport England will also prioritise projects that give opportunities to people who typically have had fewer chances to be active. Grants or pledges are available from £300 up to £15,000, with projects being able to run up to 12 months. There is no submission deadline for the funding. Apply at least 12 weeks before you want to start activity or spend any money. You'll usually get a decision within six to eight weeks. |
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