City Bridge Trust Small Grants of between £1,000 and £10,000 per year are available for a maximum of five years, for the following areas of work:

·       Greening and growing projects which bring communities together and improve the local environment.

·       A project which enables disabled people and/or older people who are disadvantaged to actively participate in the arts, sports and health and wellbeing opportunities.

Eligibility Criteria:

 

This programme is open to groups working in London with an income of less than £100,000, as shown in the organisation’s latest annual accounts.

Applicants will need to be one of the following:

·       Registered charity

·       Registered Community Interest Company

·       Registered Charitable Incorporated Organisation

·       Charitable company

·       Exempt or excepted charity

·       Registered charitable industrial and provident society or charitable Bencom

Applicants will need to be able to provide a least one set of legally compliant accounts.  They will also be required to provide an organisational budget for the current financial year and a forecast for the coming year if your financial year begins within three months of the application’s submission.

Application process:

 

City Bridge Trust aim to provide a decision within 12 weeks of the receipt of a fully completed application. However, at times of high demand this may take longer, though and they will let you know if that is the case. Your project/grant spend should not commence until you have received formal notification of our funding as they cannot fund retrospectively, either in whole or in part.

To start your application please complete the Small Grants Eligibility Quiz.

Due to a fantastic career opportunity for the current post holder, we are now seeking a dynamic new Community Development Manager to join our management team and take over the management, support and development of our five-strong Community Development team. The team works closely with the many health and care facing voluntary groups and organisations in Hillingdon and offers them access to volunteers, training, funding and capacity-building support. We are looking for strong leadership from a flexible, creative and committed individual.

H4All is a formal collaborative of five voluntary sector organisations in the London Borough of Hillingdon that is being widely recognised for its innovation and new ways of working. H4All combines the expertise of its member organisations and the wider voluntary sector to bring health benefits to Hillingdon residents.

To apply please click here

For more information or an informal chat about this role, please call
Sally Chandler at Carers Trust Hillingdon on:
01895 811206

Closing date for receipt of applications:
9am, Monday 23 August 2021

Interviews will take place on:
Friday, 27 August 2021 – Applicants are asked to save this day.

20hr/4x5h/week – £20k plus pension

APPLICATION DETAILS AT THE END.  DEADLINE 6PM ON  13^TH AUGUST 2021. START DATE TBC.

We are looking for an experienced monitoring & evaluation officer to help us to measure the impact of our Hate Crime Project that is supported by The National Lottery Community Fund.

This is a completely new role, that would suit someone looking to further their experience in project management and data analysis.

We need someone who can design methods of evaluation and adapt our database for this purpose in order and to create reports to show, for example, what difference we are making to our client’s wellbeing and resilience, in the service we offer.

You would be working closely with the two Hate Crime Co-ordinators, and the Director as well as our many volunteers to ensure the project meets its outputs and outcomes and reporting timelines.

The Project covers all strands (also referred to as protected characteristics) of hate crime which includes homophobic, race, faith, disability, gender identity, and transgender within the three boroughs of Ealing, Hounslow, and Hillingdon and builds on the success of a previous project in Ealing.  It involves the processing of hate crime enquiries, supporting and advising victims, liaising with the police, building a network within the three boroughs of stakeholders and law enforcement and other support groups, and managing caseloads where further work is required.

The aim is to increase reporting and resilience for victims of hate crime, and reduce isolation and vulnerability caused by being targeted because of the victim’s particular protected characteristic.

See below for job description.

West London Equality Centre has as its aim equality and human rights for all. We give free legal advice to local people from all walks of life, regardless of race, disability, gender, reassignment, sexual orientation, faith, national origins, caste, in areas such as discrimination, housing, employment, family, contract & welfare.

We are a growing local charity with 8 paid staff and a wide range of volunteers, many of whom are current or former students of law at the University of West London with whom we have a close working relationship. All staff were volunteers once.

Job description:

• Coordinate the various project activities to ensure they contribute to the aims of the project
• Match project to outcomes and outputs and design methods for measuring
• Adjust our client database to accurately record data
• Use client data to prepare reports
• Assess the effectiveness of our partnerships
• Suggest improvements to our network
• Educate staff about the role of evaluation and monitoring and ensure all our information is accurately recorded

Skills required:

• Experience of data collection system design and management
• Report writing
• Project management experience
• Local knowledge would be an advantage
• Awareness of the need for confidentiality is essential
• Ability to be sympathetic to the client’s situation is important
• Good written and spoken English
• Team working skills

Extra requirements:

• Clean enhanced DBS required (which we will carry out)
• Valid permission to work in the UK
• Office based, with some travel around the 3 boroughs
• Limited scope to work from home
• Travel expenses will be paid (using public transport)

 

WLEC is an equal opportunities employer, and we carry the disability confident tick.

 

TO APPLY PLEASE CONTACT ADMIN@WLEC.NET TO REQUEST AN APPLICATION FORM. THE DEADLINE IS 13^TH AUGUST 2021 6PM.

 

We know how essential volunteers are in helping civil society support London’s communities. The Team London volunteering website is free to use and open to non-profit organisations across London. We have over 50,000 volunteers registered and over a 1000 more sign up each month.  Register now at www.london.gov.uk/volunteer and receive dedicated support, publicise your roles and find great volunteers.

Team London’s volunteer portal has been a lifeline.  So many wonderful humanitarians across London have reached out via Team London this year to volunteer to befriend socially isolated refugees – it is really heart-warming. Team London is a wonderful city asset.  Thank you for providing us with so many volunteers.  We couldn’t do what we do without them. HostNation 2020

50 donations of £100,000 each are available to UK charities working to support vulnerable people impacted by COVID-19, and to alleviate the associated social and economic hardship caused by the crisis.
Application deadline: 06/08/2021.

In the first round which took place in 2020, Barclays made 100 donations of £100,000 each to UK charities working to support vulnerable people impacted by coronavirus/COVID-19, and the associated social and economic hardship caused by the crisis.To date, more than 180 charities across the UK have received funding through the 100×100 Programme.
In 2021, Barclays will be making a further 50 donations of £100,000 each to UK registered charities to support their immediate COVID-19 relief work in communities across the UK.
50 donations of £100,000 each are available in 2021.
The bank expects to begin distributing funds from October 2021.
Applications to this second round will be accepted from 12 July 2021 until 6 August 2021 (6pm).
The criteria/guidelines, frequently asked questions, and online application form can be found on Barclays website.
Shortlisted organisations will be invited to complete the full Barclays due diligence process to confirm their formal eligibility to receive the funding. Once all governance is complete and has been approved, the donation will be confirmed in writing.
For more information please click on this link.

The Greater London Authority has just launched the Grant Award Process for The Mayor’s European Social Fund (ESF) Programme – Creative Enterprise Zone (CEZ) Hounslow.

We are seeking a provider to deliver the below project;

• Hounslow (Creative Enterprise West) CEZ (one Grant of £500,000)

This project will help Hounslow residents gain skills and find jobs in the creative sector. It will also support Londoners employed in the creative industries in Hounslow to progress in work.

Further information, and application documents, can be found on our website.

A Market Launch will be held on Teams 4 August to provide more information and an opportunity to connect with other interested organisations.

The deadline for Applications is 12:00hrs (noon) Monday 6 September 2021.

Any queries, please email: MayorsESF2019-23Programme@london.gov.uk