The WCIT Charity provides funding to charities and not-for-profit organisations using technology to create positive social impact. The fund supports projects that use digital tools and innovation to improve people’s lives, strengthen service delivery, increase digital inclusion, and help communities benefit from technology.
The Ulverscroft Foundation provides grants to organisations delivering projects that improve the quality of life of visually impaired people. The Foundation primarily supports organisations working directly with visually impaired individuals and is keen to fund specific projects and activities that make a tangible difference.
Help the Homeless provides small grants to registered charities working to help homeless people move towards healthier, more independent lives. The fund particularly welcomes applications from smaller, grassroots organisations supporting vulnerable people within their local communities.
The National Archives is offering Project Grants of up to £30,000 to support substantial collaborative projects between heritage organisations and community groups. The funding aims to support research, skills development, and the creation of lasting resources that reflect diverse voices, experiences, and local histories.
The NIHR Research Support Service (RSS) Specialist Centre for Public Health is offering Public Health Grassroots Awards to help people with little or no research experience develop their research skills and knowledge. The funding can be used for a range of learning and development opportunities, including attending conferences, completing training courses, studying research methods, or spending time shadowing a research team.