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Get help developing your group
Manchester City Council
Manchester City Council offers support and funding to help voluntary and community groups develop their capacity and skills. The grant provides assistance with organisational development and training. It aims to help groups become more sustainable and build stronger community organisations. This is available to voluntary and community groups based in Manchester.
Develop community sport
Manchester City Council
Manchester City Council provides funding to support community sports activities and programmes. The grant helps sports clubs and community organisations provide sporting opportunities, improve facilities and increase participation in physical activities. Only organisations based in Manchester can apply.
Funding for voluntary or community groups
Manchester City Council
Manchester City Council offers funding for voluntary and community groups in Manchester. Your group must deliver services or activities that benefit Manchester residents. The funding covers a wide range of community projects and initiatives. No specific funding amounts or deadlines are listed for this programme.
Improve your community
Manchester City Council
Manchester City Council offers funding to support projects that enhance local communities and improve quality of life for residents. The grant supports initiatives that address local needs and create positive change in Manchester neighbourhoods. Community groups and organisations working to improve local areas in Manchester can apply.
Hobin's Community Fund
Manchester City Council
Manchester City Council's Hobin's Community Fund supports local projects that benefit Manchester residents. The fund provides grants to community organisations to deliver services and activities that address local needs. Applications appear to be accepted on a rolling basis.
Cultural Partnership Grant Programme 2026-2029
Manchester City Council
Manchester City Council offers multi-year funding for cultural organisations and partnerships in Manchester. The grant supports cultural activities, arts programmes and creative projects that enhance the city's cultural offer. This is a sustained funding programme running from 2026 to 2029.
Liverpool Grassroots Music Venues Support Programme
Liverpool City Council
Liverpool City Council offers grants up to £3,000 for grassroots music venues in Liverpool. The programme runs in partnership with Music Venues Trust. The funding helps venues continue operating and develop local musical talent. Applications appear to be accepted on a rolling basis.
Empty Homes Grant Scheme
Liverpool City Council
Liverpool City Council offers grants to property owners with empty properties that need repairs and improvements. The grant helps bring empty homes back into use. You must be a property owner in Liverpool with an empty property requiring work.
Energy grant for third sector organisations
Liverpool City Council
Liverpool City Council is offering energy grants to third sector organisations in Liverpool. The funding supports cultural and arts activity across the city. Applications are currently open at stage one, which is an expression of interest. This covers the 2027/28 to 2028/29 funding period.
The Covenant Fund
Liverpool City Council
The Covenant Fund offers grants to community projects that support armed forces members. You can apply if you run community-based initiatives that help armed forces personnel, veterans, and their families. The fund supports assistance, services, or activities for these groups.
Community Asset Transfer (CAT)
Liverpool City Council
Liverpool City Council offers community organisations the chance to bid for publicly-owned land or buildings. The transfer must benefit local communities. Community groups can take ownership or management of these public assets to deliver community benefits.
Community Led Housing (CLH)
Liverpool City Council
Liverpool City Council is offering vacant land and property to third-sector organisations. You can bid for these sites to build affordable, community-controlled housing. The scheme is based in Liverpool and is aimed at community-led housing projects. No funding amounts or deadlines are listed for this programme.
Bristol Impact Fund (BIF3)
Bristol City Council
The Bristol Impact Fund (BIF3) is a collection of eight council grant funds run by Bristol City Council. It has a total budget of £8.8 million over four years. The fund tackles inequality across Bristol. It supports voluntary and community organisations, especially those working at neighbourhood level or with equality-focused communities. Previous rounds have already run, and BIF3 builds on that work.
Shared Prosperity Fund
Cardiff Council
The Shared Prosperity Fund helps businesses in Cardiff boost productivity, pay, jobs and living standards. Cardiff Council runs this funding programme to support economic development and growth initiatives. Any business operating in Cardiff can apply. The funding amount is not specified in the available information. There is no set deadline as applications are accepted on a rolling basis. You can use the money for projects that improve your business productivity or create jobs. The fund aims to raise living standards in the local area.
Cardiff Growth Fund
Cardiff Council
The Cardiff Growth Fund helps businesses in Cardiff to relaunch, develop and grow. Cardiff Council runs this fund to support business development, expansion and recovery projects. You can use the money for initiatives that help your business grow or recover. The fund is open to Cardiff-based businesses of all types. There is no set deadline, so you can apply when you are ready. The funding amount is not specified, so this will likely depend on your project. You need to be based in Cardiff to apply.
Cardiff Grassroots Venue Fund
Cardiff Council
Cardiff Council offers funding to help grassroots venues in Cardiff become more sustainable. The money can be used to improve your venue's operations and make it more financially or environmentally sustainable. You must be an existing grassroots venue in Cardiff to apply. This could include music venues, community halls, or entertainment spaces. The funding amount is not specified in the available information. Applications appear to be accepted on a rolling basis with no set deadline. You can use the money for improvements that will help your venue run better or be more environmentally friendly.
Cardiff Hackney Emissions Reduction Grant Scheme
Cardiff Council
Cardiff Council offers grants to help hackney carriage operators reduce vehicle emissions. The scheme supports taxi drivers in Cardiff who want to make their vehicles cleaner. You can use the money to upgrade your taxi or switch to a lower-emission vehicle. This helps improve air quality in Cardiff. The grant is part of the city's plan to support cleaner transport. Applications appear to be accepted on a rolling basis. The exact funding amounts are not specified. You must be a licensed hackney carriage operator in Cardiff to apply.
Durham Councillors' Grant
Durham County Council
Durham county councillors can allocate their budgets to local community projects. Discuss your idea with your local county councillor and secure their support before an application can be considered. The council does not publish a single award range or closing date for this route. The separate Local Networks Fund deadline does not apply to the councillor grant.
Northumberland S106 Housing Developer Fund for Sport, Play and Recreation
Northumberland County Council
Northumberland accepts applications for capital improvements to eligible sports, play and recreation facilities. Funding depends on developer contributions available for the particular location and purpose. Check the balance and restrictions with the council before applying. There is no published single award ceiling or closing date; requests above £100,000 need a longer approval process.
Local Member Grants Scheme
Lancashire County Council
Local Member Grants offer £100 to £2,000 for eligible community projects in Lancashire. A group can approach more than one county councillor, but its total request across the scheme is capped at £2,000 per financial year. Awards depend on councillor approval and remaining funds.
Champion Grants Scheme
Lancashire County Council
Champion Grants support eligible projects linked to a Lancashire county council Champion’s remit. The minimum award is £100, with no fixed applicant maximum stated; each Champion’s remaining budget limits awards. New Armed Forces and Veterans applications are currently paused while revised arrangements are finalised. Other Champion routes have separate remits.
Brighter Borough Fund
Wigan Council
Wigan councillors support local projects that improve community facilities, the environment or community life through the Brighter Borough Fund. Applicants must benefit Wigan Borough.
Supporting Communities Fund
Wigan Council
Wigan Council offers funding to help local community groups and organisations run their projects. The grant is open to community groups based in Wigan Borough. The funding amount is not specified in the available information. Applications appear to be accepted on a rolling basis with no set deadline. You can use the money to support your community projects and initiatives. The exact application process and requirements are not detailed in the current information.
Communities Investment Fund
Wigan Council
Wigan Council offers funding to help community groups run local projects. The money supports community initiatives across Wigan Borough. You must be a community organisation or group based in Wigan to apply. The funding amount is not specified, so it likely varies by project. There is no set deadline, which means you can apply at any time. This is a rolling programme where applications are reviewed regularly. You can use the money for community projects that benefit local people.
Current listings exclude closed deadlines and duplicate pages. A missing deadline does not mean applications are open. Latest listing update: 3 October 2026.
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Funders
- Foundation Scotland
- Innovate UK
- National Lottery Community Fund
- Innovate UK Business Connect
- Community Foundation Tyne & Wear and Northumberland
- Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC)
- Medical Research Council (MRC)
- Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC)
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- Community Foundation Northern Ireland
- Football Foundation
- Heart of England Community Foundation
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- Energy Saving Trust
Programmes
- Climate Action Fund
- #iwill Fund
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- Knowledge Transfer Partnership
- National Lottery Heritage Grants
- Zero Emission Vessels and Infrastructure
- ADOPT grant
- Advanced Connectivity Technologies
- AgriScale - Accelerating Agri-tech manufacturing
- CITB Grants
- Clean Maritime Demonstration Competition