PENCARRIE COMMUNITY GRANTS
Funding
Up to £3,000
Location
England, South West England
Applications
Rolling (always open)
Pencarrie Community Grants fund suicide prevention projects for children and young people in Devon. The grants are for small voluntary and community organisations with income under £50,000. You can get up to £3,000 for projects that help local children and young people aged 0-21. Your organisation must work in Devon, Plymouth or Torbay. You need experience in children's wellbeing and mental health. The funding comes from Devon County Council through NHS England money. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis with no set deadline.
Who can apply:
Key requirements:
- Annual income must be less than £50,000
- Must have experience in children and young people's wellbeing and mental health
- Projects must directly benefit children and young people aged 0-21
- Must focus on suicide prevention
This grant is for small voluntary and community organisations in Devon, Plymouth or Torbay. You must have annual income under £50,000 and experience working with children's wellbeing and mental health. It is specifically for projects helping children and young people aged 0-21 with suicide prevention.
Regions
This fund supports small, grassroots, community-embedded organisations in Devon working with children and young people facing challenges. Grants are largely unrestricted to ensure organisations can use funds where they are most needed. The focus is on small voluntary and community organisations with deep understanding of their local communities.
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