Grants of between £5,000 and £30,000 per year for up to five years are available to black and global majority individuals, organisations and collectives (18+) who are working towards racial justice.

The Capacity Building Fund is designed to support the creation of a sight loss sector that is coherent, sustainable, and resilient to the rising demand for equal service provision across the UK.

This fund aims to support organisations to grow their trading base so they can further invest youth sports and physical activity and create opportunities for young people that will lead to better social outcomes for them.

Charities and social enterprises that are looking to install energy-saving measures or generation technology to buildings/land (including new builds), and/or to purchase energy efficient or environmentally friendly vehicles or equipment can apply now for a blended funding package of loan and grant to improve their energy resilience.

A small number of grants, tailored support and expert training is available to help Black and Global Majority-led charities and social enterprises based in England to build resilience, tackle systemic challenges and amplify their mission for greater change.

Grants are available for not-for-profit advice sector organisations delivering free to client debt advice in England only to support projects aimed at enhancing and modernising debt advice services within England.

The WCIT Charity is offering grants of up to £15,000 for educational establishments and not-for-profit organisations across the UK to support IT projects and activities.

The National Lottery Community Fund (NLCF) has published its ‘bold new vision’ for supporting communities across England over the next five years which includes distributing at least £3 billion in funds by 2030.

Co-op Foundation, in partnership with Co-op and the #iwill Fund, is offering grants of up to £20,000 for youth-led groups across the UK to support social action projects and activities that create positive social change in their communities through activism, awareness training, campaigning, disrupting and challenging norms, and building co-operation.

Not-for-profit cultural organisations with a turnover of at least £60,000 per year can apply now for grants of between £90,000 and £300,000 for activity lasting up to three years. The grants can cover up to 50% of an organisation’s annual turnover over three years, based on their last audited accounts.

The Foundation has announced that it will be awarding 83 unrestricted grants of £75,000 over three years, alongside tailored development support, to small, local, specialist charities supporting people to overcome complex issues in England and Wales.

The Supplementary Schools Grant Programme aims to provide financial support to help supplementary schools reach and benefit more children and young people in the community.