Edgbaston & Northfield NNS Fund for Younger Adults

Funding

Up to £10,000

Deadline

Check with the funder

Location

Specified Edgbaston and Northfield wards

Applications

Rolling applications

Overview

Rolling grants of up to £10,000 support adults aged 18 to 49 with long-term disabilities in the specified Edgbaston and Northfield wards. Projects should improve access to community activities, wellbeing, independence, financial capability or support for carers.

Requirements to check

Eligible charities, community groups and other organisations must work actively in the specified Edgbaston or Northfield wards and meet the relevant local priorities. CICs must be at least two years old. The usual £500,000 income limit can be exceeded only at the panel’s discretion after discussion with the local lead facilitator. Check the factsheet’s ward boundaries, governance and safeguarding rules.

This summary may not include every exclusion. Check the full eligibility rules, including who and what the funder will not support.

Who is this for?

Eligible charities, community groups and other organisations must work actively in the specified Edgbaston or Northfield wards and meet the relevant local priorities. CICs must be at least two years old. The usual £500,000 income limit can be exceeded only at the panel’s discretion after discussion with the local lead facilitator. Check the factsheet’s ward boundaries, governance and safeguarding rules.

Funder track record
Recent awards dataOpen to first-time applicants

Awards published

2,348

Typical award

£4,090

Most awards

£2,000 to £10,000

Most funded region

West Midlands

625 awards in 2025, down from 888 the year before.

Recent awards include New Beginnings Community (£3,000, 2025), Madrina UK (£2,476, 2025) and Churches Together in Balsall Common & Berkswell (£2,698, 2025).

Contains data from 360Giving publishers, used under open licence.

Full details from Heart of England Community Foundation

Rolling grants of up to £10,000 support adults aged 18 to 49 with long-term disabilities in the specified Edgbaston and Northfield wards. Projects should improve access to community activities, wellbeing, independence, financial capability or support for carers. Eligible charities, community groups and other organisations must work actively in the specified Edgbaston or Northfield wards and meet the relevant local priorities. CICs must be at least two years old. The usual £500,000 income limit can be exceeded only at the panel’s discretion after discussion with the local lead facilitator. Check the factsheet’s ward boundaries, governance and safeguarding rules. Read the current fund factsheet and the Foundation’s essential information, then use the application link on the fund page.

How to apply

Read the current fund factsheet and the Foundation’s essential information, then use the application link on the fund page.

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Last updated: 1 October 2026