DM Thomas Foundation for Young People – Central Grants
DM Thomas Foundation for Young People – Central Grants UK registered charities that work with young people (up to 25 years) can apply for grants for projects that make a
SVS hosts NCVO Assembly
NCVO Meeting members in Southampton Catch up on the conversations from NCVO’s latest Members’ Assembly: Funding, finances, future: Lessons from our members’ assembly in Southampton. SVS were delighted to welcome NCVO
HIWCF Grant Programmes Now Open
Please be advised that HIWCF Grant Funding is now available at: www.hiwcf.com/grants/(please click here) Small Grants Small Items provides grants of £250-£500 for one-off items or small items of expenditure
Veolia Environmental Trust Grants
Veolia Environment Trust grants are open to applications from constituted, not-for-profit groups with environmental and community projects that are located near a qualifying Veolia site in England ( Southampton is)
Act for Change Fund – Young people
The Paul Hamlyn Foundation Act For Change fund, a £3.6 million partnership for organisations supporting young people working for change is open for grants of between grants of between £20,000 and £100,000
Free online course: Beyond the Ballot – International Women’s Day
Celebrate International Women’s Day, with our popular, online course, Beyond the Ballot (click link). Explore the campaign for women’s right to vote and its impact on women’s rights and equality to
Capitalize Your Tweets tip
RNIB tweeted this very helpful reminder about using capital letters in hashtags within your tweets – it can make a huge difference to somebody’s experience of using Twitter! Take a
Social inclusion scheme helps one million gain digital skills
The Good Things Foundation is celebrating helping one million people with their digital skills, but warns 6.9m will still be excluded by 2028 at the current rate of change. Click
Inequality Matters
Wednesday 5 December 7.15pm Southampton Solent University The Spark, East Park Terrace, Southampton SO14 0YN As the gap between the richest and poorest continues to widen, there is growing realisation