Grants are available for registered charities registered with an annual income of less than £1 million across Scotland to deliver projects and activities that support disabled people and enable them to lead fulfilling lives. Grants typically range between £3,000 and £10,000 and can be used to support service provision that provides opportunities and enable people

Offer: 15 grants of between £150,000 and £500,000 Timescale: Over 3 years Through the Volunteering for Health Programme, Funding is for projects that aim to achieve one or more of the following programme outcomes: Funding is for partnerships of organisations that involve, or have a strategic interest in, health and care, such as NHS trusts,

Maximum value: Discretion of the Board of Trustees Application timing: Please check website for updates Grants are available for charities and other not-for-profit organisations that are supporting people in fuel and food poverty in England, Scotland or Wales. Background Utilita Giving, a recently registered charity, is the charitable arm of Utilita, and is completely independent. It is

The Fund is running both ‘large’ and ‘small’ grants programmes. The Trustees oversee all grant making, awarding grants across six funding themes. Applications are open now Eligibility criteria  To apply for a small grant, your organisation must:      * Be a UK registered non-profit organisation    * Have an annual income of less than