The KFC Youth Foundation supports grassroots organisations making a real difference to young people in deprived communities. If your organisation provides safe spaces and practical support that helps young people build confidence and skills for the future, this two-year funding opportunity could provide helpful stability.
The I’m In Challenge aims to increase awareness of the GP learning disability register and improve health outcomes by supporting grassroots activity. If your organisation is working directly with people with a learning disability, this small grant could help you run targeted engagement, workshops or awareness activity in your community.
This £25,000 programme aims to strengthen cohesion and resilience across Wolverhampton by investing in activities that bring people together and foster new connections between communities. Organisations are encouraged to collaborate across neighbourhoods to maximise reach and impact. If your group is working to build common ground and strengthen relationships locally, this could be a strong opportunity to secure support for that work.
Sharon reflects on the resilience of Wolverhampton’s VCSEF sector, praising the determination of organisations who continue to support people despite funding pressures and growing demand. She recently celebrated the impact of ACCI’s culturally responsive mental health work, visited the Wolverhampton Wellbeing Hub CIC to see its inspiring ‘1960s Front Room’ reminiscence project, and is looking ahead to WVCA’s free International Women’s Day event.
Join WVCA for a women-focused networking event to celebrate International Women’s Day 2026 and connect with women from across the voluntary and community sector.