LGBT HIP is running a bid-writing basics workshop for LGBTQ groups: Are you part of an established or emerging LGBTQ community group? Does bid-writing feel like a mystery to you? This 3 hour workshop is for those who are new to fundraising and looks at what it takes to secure grants of up to £10,000 to develop your group’s activities. We will look at how to identify funders for your cause, what funders are looking for, and what makes a successful…
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Free training from Community Works – Finance for Small Groups
Date: 25 November and 2 December Time: 9.30am-1.30pm Venue: The Bridge Community Education Centre. In the IT Suite (25) and the Bevendean Room (2) Trainer: Steve Early This two half-day course is aimed at anyone from a small community group who wants to understand more about bookkeeping, financial management and budgeting. By the end of the course you will be able to: Keep basic books using an Excel template designed by the Resource Centre; Write…
Funding for community projects
BrightonSoup are looking for community projects requiring a small amount of funding to pitch at their community Soup events. Four people are invited to talk about their project to a room full of interested people, who then decide on their favourite. They each get 5 minutes to explain their project and what they will do with the money. All of the guests have paid to come to the event and the winning projects gets all of the door money taken on the…
Free video production training
Media Trust are running a Free video production training course in Brighton. 13th November 2015: 11am-5.30pm Brighthelm, North Road. There are 10 places available at each workshop; these are not allocated on a first come first served basis so they are asking people to complete an application form to enable them to target those groups they feel will get the most from this opportunity and from the subsequent mentoring available to them following th…
£250 available for BME and faith groups in Whitehawk, Manor Farm and Bristol Estate
Due East have launched a new grant for BME and faith groups in the Whitehawk, Manor Farm and Bristol Estate area. Grants of up to £250 are available for projects that help meet the following objectives : Enable new community activity to take place involving residents from cultural , ethnic and faith groups who have previously not carried out community activity in the DueEast area. Bring together people from different cultural ethnic and faith bac…
Chairs available for free
… Brighthelm Church and Community Centre has over 100 chairs available to give away. If you are interested, please contact them directly on 01273 821512. …
Free food safety courses
Are you volunteering for a community group, or receiving benefits and hoping to work in catering? This one day free course run by Community Learning at Brighton & Hove City Council will provide you with a Level 2 Certificate in Food & Hygiene. There is a multiple choice assessment at the end of the course. Level 2 Food Safety – Central Brighton This is a one-day course Course date: Wednesday 30 September Time: 9.30am – 4.30pm Venue: Brighton Town…
Funding for mid-life mental health projects
Deadline: 4 September 2015. For more information go to: www.bupaukfoundation.org Why Mid-Life Mental Health? Mental health underpins health and wellbeing and impacts everyone. For many people mid-life, from the late 20s to early 50s, can be a time of increased challenges, responsibilities and pressures, in their working lives, family lives and relationships. The Bupa UK Foundation is looking to fund projects that aim to support and improve people…
Community space for hire in Hove
… The Hive is a Community Interest Company, set up to run a café and community space in Stoneham Park, Hove. They have a function room which seats 35, available to hire for £8.50 per hour. Their downstairs café space is available to hire in the evenings too. [email protected] 01273 911010. www.facebook.com/TheHiveHove The Hive Stoneham Park, Hove BN3 5HJ …
How we are funded
Income In the financial year 2023-24, our total income was £198,597. We raised £48,122 (24%) of this from our print and equipment services. Our income from services has now recovered and is back to the same level as it was before the pandemic. As always, the core of our income came from regular grants and contracts: We received £89,853 from the Third Sector Commissioning programme, funded by Brighton & Hove City Council (BHCC). This was 45% of ou…