Information for groups who want to use the Resource Centre’s Meeting Owl set to run a hybrid online/in-person meeting. A hybrid meeting is a way to bring together people who prefer to attend a meeting in person with those who find it easier to join remotely. The Resource Centre’s Meeting Owl set helps you to do this easily. Here are some tips for setting up and running a hybrid meeting using the Meeting Owl set. Setting up the meeting in advance …
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Covid-19 Risk Assessments
Guidelines for risk assessing your group’s activities or your community venue to prevent the spread of Covid-19 Although legal restrictions to prevent the spread of Covid-19 in the UK mostly ended in 2022, the virus remains prevalent. Your group might choose to continue thinking through how you can keep the risk of Covid-19 infection down for people who participate in your group’s events and activities. This information sheet includes: What is a …
BBC Children In Need Core Grants
Grants available for: core costs of organisations supporting disadvantaged children and young people Size of grants: Up to £40,000 per year over 1-3 years (overall maximum £120,000) Next deadline: no deadlines Aims of Fund To create lasting, positive change across the UK for the children and young people who need it most. Who can apply Grants are given to not-for-profit organisations working with disadvantaged children and young people aged 18 ye…
Entity Tax Residency Self-certification form
Step-by-step guidance for small community groups on how to fill in the CRS Tax Residency Self-certification form from your bank. Why has the bank sent us this form? Country of residence TIN/Tax Reference Number Type of entity Other parts of the form Why has the bank sent us this form? When you open a new bank account for your group, the bank may send you a form called something like “CRS Entity Self-certification form” or “Tax Residency Self-cert…
The Southern Cooperative: Goods donations
Available for: Charitable or not-for-profit groups who benefit local communities Products donated from Coop food stores Next deadline: No deadlines Aims of Fund To donate products from Coop shops to help local good causes and activities Who can apply Charities Schools/colleges Not-for-profit voluntary organisations Community groups How much and what can you apply for You can request a donation of any type of product that is stocked at Coop shops,…
Civic Power Community Grants
Grants available for: grassroots groups and campaigns working for long-term change Size of grants given: £2,500 – £20,000 Next deadline: to be confirmed (expected early 2025) Aims of Fund To support grassroots campaigning and community organising to tackle injustice and exclusion. Who can apply Grassroots organisations that are building the power of their community and campaigning for long-term change. The fund prioritises groups led by people wi…
B&H Buses Community Support Fund
Grants available for: Local charities and community groups within the B&H bus network Size of grants: £50 – £500 in funding or bus tickets Next deadline: to be announced Aims of Fund To help and support local groups and organisations that work within the Brighton & Hove bus network area. Who can apply Local charities and community groups working within the Brighton & Hove buses network area. See their full route map to see the area. How much and …
Builder Depot Charitable Donations Programme
Available for: Community projects, registered charities, educational & religious institutions, hospitals and hospices, conservation areas Donations of building materials No deadlines Aims of Fund To help local communities grow and flourish through supporting building, renovation and maintenance initiatives Who can apply Registered charities Local community projects Educational institutions Religious institutions Animal and wildlife conservations …
Making your activities and events accessible
How to remove barriers and make sure disabled people can participate in your group’s events and activities. This information was written by members of Scope’s Local People’s Programme (LPP) in collaboration with the Resource Centre. Scope’s LPP were a group of local people campaigning for disability equality in Brighton and Hove. There is a lot of detail on these pages, and the practical points are outlined first, before some of the background th…
Paley Trust
Grants available for: Enhancing the well-being of people over 60 in Brighton & Hove Size of grants given: Under £1000 Deadline: None Aims of Fund To enhance the well-being of people aged over 60 in Brighton & Hove Who can apply Not-for-profit organisations How much and what can you apply for Up to £1,000 for activities that enhance the well-being of people aged over 60 in Brighton and Hove. Activities can include exercise groups, music groups, ou…