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Pre-announcement: ESRC applicant-led: grow awards
Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC)
ESRC Grow Awards support individual researchers at key points in their career. The funding helps you develop new skills or change your research direction. You must be based at a UK research organisation that is eligible for ESRC funding. This is a pre-announcement, so full details are not yet available.
Pre-announcement: ESRC applicant-led: explore awards
Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC)
This grant funds curiosity-driven social science research. It supports individuals or small teams with bold, novel ideas. You must be based at a UK research organisation that is eligible for ESRC funding.
Pre-announcement: ESRC applicant-led: challenge awards
Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC)
ESRC Challenge Awards fund large-scale research programmes. They bring together people, expertise and ideas to tackle major research, economic and social challenges. You must be based at a UK research organisation that is eligible for ESRC funding. This is a pre-announcement, so full details are not yet available.
Pre-announcement: NMIP sandpit: Digital materials for accelerated innovation
Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC)
This is a pre-announcement for a sandpit event run by EPSRC. A sandpit is a structured workshop where researchers collaborate to develop new project ideas. The event will last three to five days. It focuses on using digital approaches to speed up materials research. Attending the sandpit does not guarantee funding from UKRI.
Community Capacity Fund
Oxfordshire Community Foundation
The Community Capacity Fund supports charitable groups in Oxfordshire. It helps residents live independently and healthily for longer. Grants can cover running costs, project costs, and capital costs. You can apply for between £5,000 and £20,000.
Tudor Trust Grants
Tudor Trust
Tudor Trust funds organisations working on racial justice and community power in the UK. It takes a long-term, partnership approach to help communities build power and shape their own futures. The trust focuses on system change rather than one-off projects. Funding amounts and deadlines are not publicly listed, so you will need to contact Tudor Trust directly to find out more.
AHRC UKRI NSF-SBE lead agency: applicant-led mode
Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC)
This grant funds collaborative research projects between UK and US researchers. You must be based at a UK research organisation that is eligible for AHRC funding. Your project must fall within the research remit of both AHRC and the US National Science Foundation's Social, Behavioural and Economic Sciences division. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis with no fixed deadline.
AHRC Curiosity Award: applicant-led mode
Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC)
The AHRC Curiosity Award funds fundamental arts and humanities research. It supports new research ideas, networking, and the development of future research opportunities. You must be based at a UK research organisation that is eligible for AHRC funding. The award is flexible and applicant-led, meaning you shape the research direction.
AHRC Working with Brazilian researchers: Applicant-led mode
Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC)
This grant funds collaborative research between UK and Brazilian researchers. You must be based at a UK research organisation that is eligible for AHRC funding. Your project must fall within the arts and humanities remit of both AHRC and the State of São Paulo Research Foundation (FAPESP). Applications are submitted jointly with a partner in São Paulo, Brazil.
AHRC Collaborate with researchers in Luxembourg: applicant-led mode
Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC)
This grant funds collaborative research projects between UK and Luxembourg researchers. You must be based at a UK research organisation that is eligible for AHRC funding. Your project must fall within the remit of the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) and the Luxembourg National Research Fund (FNR). Apply in applicant-led mode, meaning you propose the research topic yourself.
AHRC Catalyst Awards: applicant-led mode
Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC)
This AHRC grant supports researchers who have not yet led a major research project. It helps them build independence, leadership skills, and experience as a research convenor. You must be based at a UK research organisation that is eligible for AHRC funding. The grant is based in England.
AHRC Standard research grant: applicant-led mode
Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC)
This grant funds well-defined collaborative research projects in the arts and humanities. You must be based at a UK research organisation that is eligible for AHRC funding. Projects must fall within the AHRC's subject areas. No funding amounts or deadlines are specified for this round.
NERC urgency funding
Natural Environment Research Council (NERC)
This funding helps researchers respond quickly to unexpected environmental events. It covers things like earthquakes, droughts, floods, or rare ecosystem events. You must be based at a UK research organisation that is eligible for NERC funding. There is no set deadline; applications are accepted on a rolling basis.
Increasing opportunities for children and young people (CYP) to engage in sport, movement and performing arts in Newcastle
Community Foundation Tyne & Wear and Northumberland
This grant supports activities that give children and young people in Newcastle more chances to take part in sport, movement, and performing arts. It is funded through the Wembley Stadium Foundation Communities Fund. You can apply for up to £10,000. The closing date is 19 October 2026.
Battery Innovation: Feasibility Studies Rd 3
Innovate UK
Innovate UK is funding feasibility studies in battery innovation. You must lead a collaborative project as a UK registered business. Your consortium must include at least one UK registered SME claiming grant funding. A feasibility study is an early-stage investigation into whether an idea is technically and commercially viable.
Supporting small grassroots organisations addressing domestic violence, poverty, racism, disadvantage and mental health / suicide prevention
Community Foundation Tyne & Wear and Northumberland
The Jackie Haq Fund supports small grassroots organisations working on domestic violence, poverty, racism, disadvantage, and mental health or suicide prevention. Grants are up to £1,500. You must be based in or serve Gateshead, Newcastle, Northumberland, North Tyneside, South Tyneside, or Sunderland. The closing date is 23 November 2026.
Abbeyfield Carlisle Society Community First Fund
Cumbria Community Foundation
This fund supports charitable and not-for-profit organisations in the Allerdale, Carlisle, and Eden areas of Cumbria. It pays for projects that reduce poverty, improve health, tackle inequality, or help people reach their potential. It also funds projects that build community identity or promote climate action. Grants are normally up to £5,000 for one year.
Abbeyfield Carlisle Society Over 55 Community First Fund
Cumbria Community Foundation
Grants to organisations benefitting people age 55+ in the communities within the former local authorities of Allerdale, Carlisle and Eden for initiatives that reduce poverty, improve health, tackle social inequality, and help people reach their potential, or for projects that nurture a sense of place or promote climate action. Donor Abbeyfield Carlisle Society Limited Who can apply? • charitable not-for-profit organisations Examples of projects supported: • exercise classes for older people • befriending or social activities to reduce isolation • equipment for a community centre that will also benefit older people • improvement of community facilities to improve access for older people • IT classes and digital education for older people What the fund will not support in addition to our normal exclusions: • individuals How much can you apply for? Grants will normally be less than £5,000 over one year. How to apply? • All applications are now made through our online application portal • Read our step‑by‑step portal help guide here If you would like further information about this fund please contact: Sarah Thompson on 01900 820821 or email sarah@cumbriafoundation.org
Age Friendly Activities Fund
Cumbria Community Foundation
Overview The Age Friendly Activities Fund provides small grants to organisations to help remove barriers that prevent older people in the former South Lakeland district from participating in community life. The Fund supports projects that reduce social isolation, promote physical and mental wellbeing, and help older people feel more connected and valued in their communities. The Fund is intended to support small-scale, high-impact initiatives. It is part of Age Friendly South Lakeland, which aims to foster inclusive, age-friendly environments where older people can stay active, engaged, and socially connected. Donor Anonymous Who can apply? • charitable, not-for-profit organisations What the Fund will support: Project-based activity that directly benefits older people aged 50 and over. We are particularly interested in projects that: • reduce loneliness and social isolation • encourage physical activity and healthy ageing • support intergenerational activities that foster inclusion • remove practical, social, or emotional barriers to participation • promote digital inclusion and confidence among older people Please note: The Fund does not support existing activities unless the funding is specifically used to remove barriers to participation and encourage more people to attend. Priority will be given to: • small, grassroots and volunteer-led organisations • community-led initiatives that demonstrate strong local engagement • projects that reach older people in rural, deprived, or underserved areas • proposals with potential for lasting impact or sustainability What the Fund will not support in addition to our normal exclusions: • individuals How much can you apply for? Grants will normally be up to £5,000 over one year. How to apply? • All applications are now made through our online application portal • Read our step‑by‑step portal help guide here If you would like further information about this fund please contact: the grants team on 01900 825760 or email grants@cumbriafoundation.org
Alston Moor Community Fund
Cumbria Community Foundation
This fund supports charitable and not-for-profit groups in the civil parish of Alston Moor. Grants are normally up to £2,000. Projects can cover community events, arts and culture, improving facilities, or climate action. The fund also supports work that reduces poverty, improves health, or tackles social inequality.
Altrad Babcock Grassroots Fund
Cumbria Community Foundation
Grants to organisations for initiatives that reduce poverty, improve health, tackle social inequality, and help people reach their potential, or for projects that nurture a sense of place or promote climate action for local people in Altrad Babcock’s employee residence areas of Allerdale, Barrow, Carlisle and Copeland. Donor Altrad Babcock Limited Who can apply? • charitable, not-for-profit organisations Examples of projects supported: • DIY equipment for Men in Sheds • astro-turf rebound boards for a community sports ground • coaching costs for members of a junior cricket club What the Fund will not support in addition to our normal exclusions: • individuals How much can you apply for? Grants will normally be up to £1,000 over one year. How to apply? • All applications are now made through our online application portal • Read our step‑by‑step portal help guide here If you would like further information about this fund please contact: Annalee Holliday on 01900 825760 or email grants@cumbriafoundation.org
Amentum Grassroots Fund
Cumbria Community Foundation
This fund offers grants of up to £1,000 to charities and not-for-profit groups in the former Allerdale and Copeland areas of Cumbria. It supports projects that reduce poverty, improve health, tackle inequality, or help people reach their potential. It also funds projects that build community pride or take action on climate. Past projects include climbing equipment for a pre-school, Men in Sheds tools, and drama workshops for young people.
Barrow Community Trust Fund
Cumbria Community Foundation
This fund supports charitable and not-for-profit organisations in Barrow-in-Furness. It funds projects that reduce poverty, improve health, tackle social inequality, or promote climate action. It also supports projects that improve community facilities or help people reach their potential. Grants are normally up to £3,000 for one year. Priority goes to projects benefiting communities in the former Heart of Barrow wards, including Old Barrow, Hindpool, Ormsgill, Parkside, Risedale, Roosecoate, Hawcoat, and Newbarns.
Beeby Family Fund
Cumbria Community Foundation
Grants to organisations to support and improve the lives and opportunities of children and young people, primarily to those living in Wigton and the surrounding areas. Applications from the wider Cumbria area may be considered in exceptional need. Donor Beeby Family Who can apply? • charitable, not-for-profit organisations Priority will be given to projects that: • promote life skills • support young people to fulfil their potential • encourage personal development What will the fund support? • groups which encourage personal development, confidence building and employability skills in young people • activities that prevent children and young people developing problems that lead to difficulties later in life How much can you apply for? Grants will normally be up to £5,000 over one year and multiple-year funding may be considered. How to apply? • All applications are now made through our online application portal • Read our step‑by‑step portal help guide here If you would like further information about this fund please contact: Annalee Holliday on 01900 825760 or email grants@cumbriafoundation.org
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- National Lottery Community Fund
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- Innovate UK Business Connect
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