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Inter-action (March 2015 Edition 2)

Welcome to this edition of Inter-action

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Adult Learning Training provision – Tender Opportunity 9U7T-7NN3YX

Redcar & Cleveland Borough Council’s Adult Learning Service is seeking quotations for the provision of current post 19 SFA Fundable Vocational Distance Learning packages at Level 1 & 2 in care based qualifications.

More information can be found via the NEPO portal www.nepoportal.org. The closing date for submissions is Before 12:00:00 Noon on Monday 23 March 2015.

Women’s Empowerment Fund

The Department for Communities and Local Government has launched a £250,000 fund to support projects that empower women today. This is an exciting and new opportunity for charities and voluntary groups to bid for between £2,000 – £20,000 to support work that will empower women and give them the skills and confidence to take a full role in their communities and in particular to challenge the circumstances where abuse including child sexual exploitation can occur,

The Department for Communities and Local Government expects to allocate funds to between 10-20 different voluntary and community groups across the country. Funding is available for one year only.
Further details including how to apply, the prospectus, application form and criteria can be found here:
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/fund-to-empower-women-to-tackle-abuse

Building Better Communities

Entry deadline 12th April 2015

Jewson are giving away £100,000 to help build better communities. Funding of between £1,000 and £50,000 is available to community projects that will make a real difference to the lives of local people, now and in the future. There are three steps to the process:

  1. Nominate a project
    Tell them about your project. It may be a new roof for your village hall, a sensory garden for local school children or the renovation of a long-forgotten community building.
  2. Show what people power looks like
    Once the nominations are in, a shortlist will be announced. If your project is lucky enough to make the list, you’ll need to call on your community to get behind it and vote, vote, vote.
  3. See if you’re a winner
    The panel will judge each entry and pick regional winners to receive support of £1,000 and £5,000. One lucky project will also walk away with the main £50,000 prize.

For more information click here.

The Orchard Windfalls Fund 2015

The deadline for applications is the 31st of March 2015.

This grant fund is open to all schools and community groups within the United Kingdom, with the condition that children under the age of 16 are involved in the planting or, where the trees are too large to be directly handled by them, related educational activities. This educational aspect might be during the design, planning and planting of the orchard or, in schools, it might be part of curriculum related projects that will be enhanced by the preliminary activities or the subsequent availability of fruit trees on or near to the school site.

Eligibility Criteria:

If your project meets all the criteria listed, you are eligible to apply for a grant.

For further information you can download the Application Form and accompanying guidelines for the Orchard Windfalls Fund 2015 here.

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