The funding will support projects run by charities, voluntary and community organisations, CICs, CIOs and statutory bodies that build stronger connections across communities, and improve the infrastructure and conditions that are needed to strengthen these connections.

Rosa, the fund for women and girls, has announced the Stand With Us fund is now open.

Rosa are offering one-year grants of up to £25,000 to organisations delivering frontline services addressing violence against women and girls (VAWG) in the UK. Applicants will have had an average income over the last three years of between £100,000 and £500,000.

The Sarah Jayne Charitable Trust is a newly-established grant funder serving Bristol, Wiltshire and Gloucester.. The Trust supports smaller, less well-resourced registered charities that are unlikely to receive government or other major funding. There are no publicised deadlines.

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The Baring Foundation Arts programme is currently open for applications from Global Majority led arts organisations to develop creative work with people with mental health problems.

Grants of £20k-60k available. Deadline 26 July 2022.

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Help the Homeless is looking to offer grants of up to £5,000 to registered UK charities that will help homeless individuals reintegrate into mainstream society.  As Help the Homeless is a small charity itself, it is only able to fund small and medium-sized charities with an annual turnover of under £1m. Charities that apply should have unrestricted reserves of under six months' annual running costs.

Application deadline is 15th June.

The Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner (OPCC)has reviewed and relaunched its small grants scheme and commitment to supporting local communities reduce crime and improve public safety. The new Commissioner's Crime Prevention Fund will seek to deliver the specific aims of the PCC Police and Crime Plan that focus on preventing crime and anti-social behaviour. The scheme will empower local residents and those who know their communities best to respond to, and prevent crime.

Communities across the United Kingdom will benefit from £2.6 billion of funding.

The Community Learning Teams in Bristol and North Somerset (Community Learning West) are making funding available to learning providers wishing to deliver community learning courses.

Organisations may apply for funding between £7,500 - £15,000 in Bristol and North Somerset for the period of 01/08/2022 to 31/07/2023.

Bristol City Council have allocated £1.3 million to support small businesses, sole traders, charities, community interest companies (CICs) and arts and culture groups who will bring something different to Bristol, employ local people, and make Bristol a better place to live for our residents.

Lots of organisations are eligible to apply but they are particularly interested in supporting you if you:

- employ or serve people from under-represented groups

- are an accredited Living Wage Employer

- are improving a building’s disabled access and facilities

St. Monica's Trust is providing grants to allow the wider communities, of which they are a part, to hold their own celebrations.