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Business chargepoint funding
Energy Saving Trust
Energy Saving Trust offers grant funding to help Scottish businesses and organisations install electric vehicle charging points. The funding supports the uptake of electric vehicles across Scotland by helping establish EV charging infrastructure. Any organisation in Scotland can apply for this funding.
Factored development charge point funding
Energy Saving Trust
Energy Saving Trust offers property managers up to 50% towards the cost of installing EV charging infrastructure at communal residential parking areas. This supports the development of shared charging facilities in residential developments. Property managers can apply for this funding in England.
Scottish zero emission bus challenge fund
Energy Saving Trust
The Scottish Zero Emission Bus Challenge Fund helps organisations in Scotland switch their bus fleets to zero emission vehicles. Partners and collaborators can apply for grants to transition to cleaner bus alternatives. The fund is managed by Energy Saving Trust.
SP Energy Networks Net Zero Fund
SP Energy Networks
SP Energy Networks has launched a Net Zero Fund to help communities develop net zero initiatives. The fund supports community-led projects that contribute to carbon reduction goals. Energy Saving Trust provides support for the programme. Communities in England can apply on a rolling basis.
Zero Emission Bus Market Transition Scheme
Energy Saving Trust
The Zero Emission Bus Market Transition Scheme helps bus operators in Scotland replace their fleet with zero emission alternatives. The scheme supports the transition to cleaner public transport options. Bus operators in Scotland can apply for this funding.
Destination Net Zero Electric Vehicle Charge Point Tourism Recovery Fund
Energy Saving Trust
This fund helps tourism businesses in Scotland install electric vehicle charging points. The funding supports tourism businesses to provide EV charging facilities for their visitors and customers. Tourism businesses in Scotland can apply for this support.
Migration Fund
Paul Hamlyn Foundation
UK not-for-profit organisations working for migrant justice can receive up to £60,000 a year for three or four years, or up to £50,000 a year for five years. The largest published standard total is £250,000 over five years; annual and total awards are different.
Youth Fund
Paul Hamlyn Foundation
The Youth Fund gives up to £150,000 to organisations working with young people aged 14 to 25. You can use the money to drive social change and challenge unfair systems. The fund wants to shift power to young people so future generations can thrive. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis with no set deadline. You need to work directly with young people in this age group. The fund focuses on tackling systemic injustice and creating lasting change. Only organisations based in England can apply.
Arts-based Learning Fund
Paul Hamlyn Foundation
The Arts-based Learning Fund supports arts and cultural organisations working with schools. You can get between £30,000 and £300,000 to make arts-based learning part of core education. You must work in partnership with schools to apply. The fund runs on a rolling basis with no set deadline. You can use the money for collaborative projects between arts organisations and educational institutions. This is for organisations in England only. The Paul Hamlyn Foundation runs this programme.
India Fund
Paul Hamlyn Foundation
The Paul Hamlyn Foundation provides funding to India-based organisations. The money helps communities build on their strengths and improve lives. Applications are assessed twice a year in March and October.
Garfield Weston Foundation Regular Grant
Garfield Weston Foundation
Regular Grants are below £100,000 and can support core running costs, capital works or specific projects. Eligible organisations can apply throughout the year, with no fixed submission deadline. The funder currently asks applicants to allow four to six months for a decision. Grants generally meet part of your costs, so explain how the rest will be funded.
Garfield Weston Foundation Major Grant
Garfield Weston Foundation
Major Grants start at £100,000. Expressions of interest are accepted all year with no fixed deadline. The funder reviews the initial enquiry and gives guidance on the next step, aiming to respond within ten working days. A full proposal is submitted only after the enquiry is taken forward. This response time is not a promise of a funding decision.
BBC Children in Need Core and Project Funding
BBC Children in Need
BBC Children in Need funds not-for-profit organisations that support children and young people aged 18 or under. It covers work with young people facing poverty, mental health issues, disability, family challenges, or social injustice. Grants range from £1,000 to £40,000 per year and can last up to three years. There is no deadline, so you can apply at any time. Statutory bodies like schools, local authorities, and the NHS cannot apply for work they are already required to provide by law.
Art Scholarship Bursaries for Undergraduates and Postgraduates
The Leverhulme Trust
This grant helps specialist arts institutions and registered charities fund bursaries for students. It covers undergraduate and postgraduate students in fine and performing arts. This includes music, drama, dance, film, and fine art. Grants run for either 3 or 6 years. Funding is reviewed every three years. Only institutions based in England can apply.
Art Scholarship Training Opportunities for Under 18s
The Leverhulme Trust
This grant funds training opportunities in the fine and performing arts for young people under 18. It covers music, drama, dance, film, fine art, and similar disciplines. Specialist arts institutions and registered charities in England can apply. Funding runs for three years, and the grant repeats every three years.
Leverhulme Research Centres
The Leverhulme Trust
The Leverhulme Trust funds UK universities to set up research centres for outstanding original research. The next round is the Leverhulme Centenary Research Centres. Each centre receives £1 million per year for 10 years, totaling £10 million. Only UK universities can apply.
Research Leadership Awards
The Leverhulme Trust
The Leverhulme Trust offers Research Leadership Awards for early-career university researchers. The next round is called Centenary Research Leadership Awards. You can get up to £1 million over 4 to 5 years. This money helps you build a research team to tackle big research problems. You must be a talented scholar starting your university career. The funding is for researchers in England. No specific deadline is mentioned, so applications may be rolling.
Research Project Grants
The Leverhulme Trust
The Leverhulme Trust offers Research Project Grants for university researchers to carry out innovative research projects. You can get up to £500,000 over a maximum of 5 years. The grant is for researchers based at universities or higher education institutions in England. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis with no set deadline. You can use the money for original research projects that break new ground in your field. The grant covers research costs but you must be employed by a qualifying institution to apply.
CITB Grants - Short Course Grants
CITB
CITB provides grants for construction training qualifications through their Grants Scheme. The funding covers both short and long qualification courses for construction sector training. You must be a construction employer registered with CITB to apply. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis.
CITB Grants - Qualification Grants
CITB
CITB provides grants to help construction employers pay for qualification training. The funding covers both short and long qualifications for your workforce. You must be a construction employer registered with CITB to apply. This is rolling funding with no set deadline.
CITB Grants - Apprenticeship Grants
CITB
CITB provides grants for approved apprenticeships in construction. You must be a construction employer registered with CITB. The funding covers England, Wales and Scotland. It supports structured apprenticeship programmes to develop new talent in construction.
Plant Standards and Grants
CITB
CITB launched new plant training standards and grants from 31 July 2023. The programme introduces standardised plant training and testing requirements across the construction industry. Funding support is available for construction employers registered with CITB.
Leadership and Management Development Fund for Large Businesses
CITB
CITB offers funding to help large construction companies pay for leadership and management training. You must be a large employer registered with CITB. The fund focuses on developing management skills within your construction teams.
Industry Impact Fund
CITB
The CITB Industry Impact Fund supports construction employers who want to develop solutions to key challenges facing the construction workforce. You must be a construction employer registered with CITB to apply. The fund supports innovative approaches to industry-wide problems across the UK.
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