Six projects across the UK have been announced to address concerns around accessibility and affordability of nutritious meals. The new projects to be funded by UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) include a public restaurant pilot in Dundee (in partnership with Nourish Scotland) and Nottingham and an assessment of community food markets in Glasgow. You can …
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King Charles III Charitable Fund Small Grants Programme
This small grants programme is dedicated to supporting UK-registered nonprofit organisations that make a meaningful difference in key areas such as social inclusion, health and wellbeing, education, environment, countryside, and heritage and conservation. The application window will next open for organisations working across our environment and countryside funding themes between the 6th and 20th August. …
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Boost Small Grants Fund
The Boost Fund from the Corra Foundation is for small community-led organisations across Scotland supporting local people affected by poverty or disadvantage. Groups can apply if their activities will support their communities and the people who live there. More information and details of how to apply on the Corra Foundation website.
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Network Rail Community Fund
The Network Rail Community Fund intends to support community-led projects that produce social value and create sustainable and transformational change. More information on the three themes of the fund and details of how to apply are on the Foundation Scotland website.
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Volunteering Support Fund
This fund supports small to medium-sized third sector organisations across Scotland to recruit additional volunteers for the delivery of a new, or the expansion of an existing, volunteering project. Organisations are encouraged to demonstrate how their project contributes to the Scottish Government’s priority of ending Child Poverty. More information and details of how to apply …
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Community Learning Exchange Fund
The Community Learning Exchange (CLE) fund from the Scottish Community Alliance offers small sums of funding to enable visits which build mutual support across the community sector through peer to peer learning. More information and details of how to apply on the Scottish Community Alliance website.
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Collaboration for Health Equity in Scotland 3rd Webinar: Local Place Priorities for Health Equity
This third webinar from the collaboration will explore how each of the three participating areas is identifying and acting on local priorities for health equity, including: how they have decided where to focus their efforts in terms of the eight Marmot Principles; and how they have used evidence and data to inform that process. 9 September …
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Cash first: Glasgow Helps and NHS GGC’s crisis support in hospitals
Join Glasgow Centre for Population Health (GCPH) to hear more about the support, information and advice provided by Glasgow Helps, and the Support & Information Service’s emergency crisis support available at hospitals across NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde. 2 September 2025 11 am – 12 pm Online More information and registration on the GCPH website.
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SCAF online networking event
Join the Scottish Alliance for Food to make new connections, find new collaborators, gain new insights, learn more about other sectors/disciplines, or develop new ideas. 20 August 2025 6 pm Online More information and registration on the SCAF website.
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Unbound Scotland
Led jointly by SCDC and SCCAN, Unbound Scotland will work across the country to raise awareness of the power of community action to achieve local solutions that also take on global issues. Funded by the National Lottery Community Fund, Unbound will focus on building skills, knowledge and confidence with communities across Scotland’s 32 local authority areas. The 3-year project will …