 PSHE
Allen Lane Foundation
Contact:
90 The mount, York YO24 1AR
info@allenlane.org.uk
tel 01904 613223 fax 01904 613133
www.allenlane.org.uk The schools parent teachers association would need to apply.
Min grant : £500 Max grant : £15,000 Funding priorities, amongst others, include:
Befriending or mentoring, media or conflict resolution, work aimed at combating stigma and discrimination. Arts Council England
Contact:
St Nicolas Court, 25-27 castle Gate, Nottingham NG1 7AR
enquiries@artscouncil.org.uk
Tel 0845 3006200 Fax 01159502467
www.artscouncil.org.uk Schools can apply.
Min grants: £200 Max grant: £100,000 Funding priorities include:
Champion cultural diversity, offer opportunities for young people, encourage growth, support the artist, enable organisations to thrive not just survive Awards for All
Contact:
Tel 0845 6002040 Textphone 0845 7556656
general.enquiries@awardsforall.org.uk Schools can apply.
Min grants: £300 Max grant: £10,000 Funding priorities for the region include:
Better understanding of different people, places and cultures in the local Community, More opportunities and support for volunteers, Healthier lifestyles for the whole community, different communities working closer together. Big Lottery Funding – Reaching Communities
Contact:
Big Lottery Fund, St Nicholas Court, 25-27 Castle gate, Nottingham NG1 7AR
enquiries.em@biglotteryfund.org.uk
Tel 0115 9349300 Fax 0115 9484435
www.biglotteryfund.org.uk Schools can apply
Min grant: £10,000 Max grant: £500,000 Funding priorities:
Reaching communities is an exciting England wide programme that will provide funding to help improve local communities and the lives of people most in need, you will need to show there is a need for your project, how your project provides a solution to that need and how your community will be involved. Derbyshire Community Foundation
Contact:
The old Nursery, University of Derby, Chervin Avenue, Mickleover, Derby, DE3 9GX
info@derbyshirecommunityfoundation.co.uk
Tel 01332 592050 Fax 01332 592200
www.derbyshirecommunityfoundation.co.uk Derbyshire Community Foundation offer many different forms of funding. The one of most interest to schools is ‘Local network Fund’ – contact Sarah Hand – The schools parent, teachers association would need to apply.
Min grant: £250 Max grant: £7000 Funding priorities:
To tackle disadvantage and poverty across the whole of Derbyshire by giving local groups the chance to make a difference to the lives of children and young people aged 0 – 19 years old.
Grants are available to support the following themes: Children’s Voices; Economic Disadvantage; isolation and Access; Aspirations and Experience. Paul Hamlyn Foundation
Contact:
18 Queens Anne's Gate, London SW1H 9AA.
Tel: 020 7227 3500
www.phf.org.uk
Schools can apply:
Min grant: any max grant £100,000
Funding priorities:
The Foundation concentrates on issues of inequality through arts and education, particularly in relation to young people.
 Healthy Eating Derbyshire Greenwatch Grants
Contact:
Annie Simpson, Greenwatch Action Grants, Environmental Services Department, Derbyshire County Council, Shand House, Darley Dale South, Matlock DE4 3RY
Tel : 01629 580000 ext 3301
http://www.derbyshire.gov.uk/community/lottery_funding/green_action_grants/
Schools can apply.
Min grant: £10 Max grant: £500 Funding priorities:
You will need to demonstrate that your project will improve your local environment in some way. For example, you might be planning to: create a community garden or an allotment or plan an arts project using recycled materials that promotes healthy eating.
‘Let’s Get Cooking’
Contact:
infp@letsgetcooking.org.uk
www.letsgetcooking.org.uk Schools can apply
Funding: £2500 over 3 years Funding priorities:
From January 2008, the School Food Trust aims to roll-out the ‘let’s get cooking’ programme across the East Midlands. The programme will give £2500 to fund the start up and running costs of a cooking club in schools over 3 years. Schools need to register their interest on the website above which gives details of eligibility. Awards for All
See details under PSHE  Physical Activity
Football Foundation
Contact:
Anna Kocerhan, 30 Gloucester Place, London W1U 8FF
enquiries@footballfoundation.org.uk
Tel 0845 3454555 Fax 0845 3457057
www.footballfoundation.org.uk Schools can apply. Funding priotities:
Put into place a new generation of modern facilities in parks, local leagues and schools; provide capital/ revenue support to increase participation in grass roots football; strengthen the links between football and the community and to harness its potential for good in society. Awards for all
See details under PSHE Sport England Community investment Fund
Contact:
James Buller, Sport England, Gove House, Bridgeford Road, West Bridegford, Nottingham NG2 6AP
james.buller@sportengland.org
Tel 0207 2731752 Fax 0115 9455236
www.sportengland.org/eastmidlands Schools can apply.
Min grant: £5000 Max grant: none Funding priority
Projects that increase the number of people that play sport, coach sport or volunteer in sport, multisport projects that target under represented groups ie women and girls, people with disabilities, people from black and ethnic minorities, people over 45 and people from deprived communities; projects that develop new strong partnerships; projects that meet local needs; projects that help to create a strong sports system. Kellogs Active Living Fund
Contact:
darren@communityfoundation.co.uk
www.kelloggs.co.uk/community/can_i_apply.asp Schools can apply.
Min grant: £10 Max grant: £1000 Funding priorities:
The fund will give small grants to fund projects and activities that directly lead to people taking part in sustained physical activity. The aim of the fund is to help remove the “barriers” which stop people being active.  Emotional health and Well being
Nottingham Building Society’s Community Spirit Award
Contact:
Will Howell, 5/13 Upper Parliament street, Nottingham NG1 2BX
Will.howell@thenottingham.com
www.thenottingham.com Organisation in Derbyshire can apply, the schools parent teachers association would need to apply.
Min grant: £10 Max grant: £1000 Funding priorities, must fall into one of the following three categories:
Health and quality of life; Education and new talent; Crime reduction and security. Awards for All
See details under PSHE Allen lane Foundation
See details under PSHE  Playgrounds and the Environment
Derbyshire Greenwatch Grants
Contact:
Annie Simpson, Greenwatch Action Grants, Environmental Services Department, Derbyshire County Council, Shand House, Darley Dale South, Matlock DE4 3RY
Tel : 01629 580000 ext 3301
www.derbyshire.gov.uk/community/lottery_funding/green_action_grants/
Schools can apply.
Min grant: £10 Max grant: £500 Funding priorities:
You will need to demonstrate that your project will improve your local environment in some way. For example, you might be planning to: create a community garden; set up a local recycling scheme; produce a newspaper about your local environment; carry out research on a local environmental issue; publish a walks map of your area; run an arts project which uses recycled materials; set up and run a "walk to school" club. Derbyshire Aggregates Levy Grant Scheme (DALGS)
Contact:
The Derbyshire Environmental Trust (DET) has been appointed by the county council to administer the DALGS on behalf of the LAA.
01629 585314
det@derbyshire.gov.uk
www.derbyshire.gov.uk/community/lottery_funding/aggregates_levy/ Schools parents teacher association can apply. Closing dates for application is April annually.
Min grant: Not given max grant : £50,000 Funding priorities:
To qualify applicants must be able to show that extraction of aggregates subject to the tax has had an adverse impact on their area. They also need to show that their project will benefit the local community. Supporting Environmental Education in Derbyshire schools (Seeds) Award
Contact:
Ted Grey, Stretton Cottage, Wellow Road, Ollerton, Newark, Notts. NG22 9AX.
Tel/fax: 01623 861027 \
Email: ted@yet2.demon.co.uk
www.seedsinfo.org.uk/awards.html
Schools can apply fro the awards.
Min grant: £10 Max award: £500. Funding priorities, there are several themes, but the one that relates to playgrounds is:
Environmental Projects within the immediate locality
Egs of projects, which might attract SEEDS assistance include: improving the school grounds by planting trees, developing a wildlife; garden, siting bird/bat boxes, creating a pond, etc; producing a natural or local history guide to the area; running a drama/art project with an environmental theme. Ernest Cook Trust Grants
Contact:
Ernest Cook Trust The Estate Office, Fairford Park, Fairford, Gloucestershire GL7 4JH
Tel: 01285 713273
www.ernestcooktrust.org.uk/
admin@ernestcooktrust.org.uk School can apply
Min grant: £100 Max grant £3000 Funding priorities:
Grants available to engage young people with the environment with particular emphasis on linking this with the curriculum especially numeracy and literacy. Young Roots - Heritage Lottery Fund
Contact:
Debs McCahon, Chiltern House, St Nicholas Court, 25-27 Castle Gate, Nottingham, NG1 7AR
Tel: 0115 9349050
deborahm@hlf.org.uk
www.hlf.org.uk/English/HowToApply/OurGrantGivingProgrammes/YoungRoots/ Schools can apply.
Min grant: £5000 max grant £25,000 Funding Priorities:
This programme is designed for organisations that work with people aged 13 to 20 (or 13 to 25 for young people with special needs) Your project must show how young people are managing and participating in the project. Your project needs to related to the local and culturally varied heritage of the UK. For example, it could involve young people researching a local archive or doing practical casework on a nature reserve. You will need to be able to show your project is delivered by a partnership. Youth groups must work with at least one heritage partner to deliver the project, (eg your local wildlife trust or museum). |