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.
The Severn Trent Community Fund has opened a new round of Core Funding for not-for-profit organisations delivering vital services within local communities. The funding is designed to help organisations facing financial pressures continue their existing work, particularly where they support vulnerable people and improve community wellbeing.
The new The Queen Elizabeth Trust has been launched as a UK-wide initiative to strengthen communities and revitalise shared local spaces in honour of the legacy of Queen Elizabeth II. Backed by a £40 million government endowment, the Trust aims to support projects that bring people together, strengthen local pride, and improve community wellbeing.
The Albert Gubay Charitable Foundation is a major UK grant funder supporting charities working with people experiencing significant disadvantage and complex needs. Since 2016, the Foundation has awarded more than £100 million in grants to organisations delivering long-term support and meaningful change.