Nottingham City Council has opened a second round of Community Cohesion and Hate Crime Grants, inviting local voluntary and community organisations to apply for funding to help strengthen community ties and tackle hate across the city.
A total of £102,000 in funding is available, with eleven grants of up to £7,500, and thirteen grants of up to £1,500.
The funding is available to VCS organisations, or partnerships of organisations that deliver activities that promote community cohesion, challenge hate crime and hate incidents, and support positive relationships between Nottingham’s diverse communities.
Projects working in Aspley, Clifton, Bulwell, Bestwood, Meadows, Broxtowe. and Wollaton are particularly encouraged to apply.
The deadline for applications is Monday 9th March 2026, at 12 o’clock midnight.
For more information or queries, please contact Hester Kapur, Community Cohesion and Hate Crime Officer at hester.kapur@nottinghamcity.gov.uk.
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