City of Wolverhampton Council is seeking up to 10 voluntary and community sector organisations to help engage Low Hill residents, businesses and other local stakeholders as part of the Pride in Place programme. Successful organisations will deliver up to seven days of face-to-face outreach between 17 August and 25 September 2026, with a particular focus on reaching people whose voices may otherwise be underrepresented.
The Access Foundation supports charities helping disadvantaged and vulnerable people access IT equipment, support and digital learning.
The Nuffield Foundation’s Racial Diversity UK Fund supports research that improves understanding of racial inequality and identifies pathways towards a more racially just and inclusive society.
The new West Midlands Nature Investment Hub connects businesses looking to invest in nature with trusted organisations delivering projects that benefit wildlife, climate resilience and local communities.
Organisations can apply for grants of £1,000 to £2,500 to support youth-led climate and environmental projects across the West Midlands. Grants of between £1,000 and £2,500 are available. An organisation can receive up to three grants for separate projects.
The GSK Community Health Programme supports small charities working to improve health and tackle inequalities within their communities. Up to ten organisations will receive unrestricted funding alongside a leadership development programme.