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Applications for Revenue funding are invited from Voluntary and Community Sector organisations that have developed effective activities in response to a local need or gap analysis, in particular activities that:
- contribute to a prosperous and growing economy
- enable Nottinghamshire residents to contribute to social and cultural opportunities
- encourage innovation to strengthen communities and support vulnerable residents
- encourage local networks where people help themselves and each other to be resilient, neighbourly and safe
- increase volunteering opportunities that enable more vulnerable residents to be supported
- help to address climate and environmental change
- help to improve mental health
- help to improve physical health
- help to reduce loneliness
- improve access to existing community-based services (e.g. advice and signposting), for the most vulnerable residents
- offer early help and prevention to those who most need it
- provide support to communities of interest, for example rural communities
- deliver Summer Play Schemes.
Revenue funding can help towards the running costs (‘core costs’ or ‘overheads’) that are essential to delivering the project / service as described in the application for funding.
There is no maximum award amount detailed for the large revenue grants, however most previous awards have been up to £30K with some above this level.
Revenue Small Grants
The Spring 2023 launch of the LCF Revenue Programme consists of a Revenue Small Grants scheme. The closing date for the Spring application window is Sunday 4th June 2023.
- The maximum award for the small grant will be £5,000 per project in any financial year.
The Council anticipates launching another Revenue Small Grants scheme in Autumn 2023, possibly from 2 October 2023.subject to budget availability.
Links for the capital fund and revenue funding can be found here.