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Following the success of our 2016 event, we’re repeating it! Come and meet a range of funders who are actively investing in community groups in this region. We’ll also be showcasing all that BVSC has to offer through it’s projects and services. The Funding Fair will include the following exhibitors: -Big Lottery -Heritage Lottery Fund […]

  FORWARD presents Hidden Scars, an art exhibition exploring harmful practices to mark 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence. Our opening night features music, poetry and discussion.   Hidden Scars is an art exhibition exploring harmful practices such as female genital mutilation, child marriage and other similar issues affecting African girls and women, both

Common Good Fund Launches for England The Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG) is providing the funding for the new Common Good Fund which is being administered by the Church Urban Fund. The new grants programme is part of Near Neighbours, a charity set up to bring people together who are near neighbours in

Transform Foundation Invites UK Applications for Website Grants The Transform Foundation is a registered charity whose money comes from philanthropists and trusts with an interest in improving the not-for-profit sector’s use of digital. The Foundation’s first grant opportunity is aimed at UK registered charities and other not-for-profit organisations with a social mission that require investment

Location: Derby, UK Position: Temporary Salary/Rate: Fees: 70 days – £5040, 30 days – £2160 Closing Date: 23 November 2016 Two unique opportunities to be part of a successful team delivering a leading International Photography Festival. Skills Required: Based in Derby UK, FORMAT International Photography Festival offers a diverse mix of activity including portfolio reviews,

Fleet Arts is a locally based arts organisation, with charitable status.  The post has arisen due to the retirement of the present Director after a long and successful time at Fleet Arts. The Arts Manager will bring a range of skills and entrepreneurial spirit in running and developing Fleet Arts varied programme of work which

HMRC is recruiting for 200 graduates as Tax professionals to be developed into seni or HMRC positions through a 4 year development programme. Starting salary is £27,000 to £29000 rising to £47,000 to £53000 by end of the development program. You do not have to be an accountant to apply. You will be trained. Minimum

The deadline for the next round of Small Grants applications is 1stNovember. Following the first round there is £15K left to allocate with the potential to extend this to £30K depending on the quantity and quality of proposals which come forward. Proposals are encouraged from voluntary and community sector groups and organisations across the Birmingham