Application Deadline: 04 May 2021
Grants are available to not-for-profit frontline organisations and community groups to support strategic legal work in the UK which benefits asylum seekers, refugees, and migrants who are experiencing disadvantage or discrimination as a result of their migration status.
The maximum grant for any one application is £30,000, however, groups are encouraged to apply for lesser amounts.
The average grant size is around £12,000.
Application Deadline: 12 April 2021
Grants are available to small registered charities, voluntary groups and charitable organisations in the UK for work that makes a difference to people's lives as opposed to simply alleviating the symptoms or current problems and should aim to reduce isolation, stigma and discrimination.
The Foundation typically makes around 150 grants in a year with a total value of between £750,000 and £800,000.
The Foundation makes single grants, or grants split over two or three years.
The current contract for the Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS) in South Staffordshire, delivered by Midlands Partnership NHS Foundation Trust (MPFT), is being refreshed.
We are contacting current and former users of their service and their families, as well as organisations that provide support to them. We are also interested to hear the views of stakeholders such as yourself.
An online survey has been created to enable people to share their views on the current service and to suggest ways it could be improved.
Closing date: 9am Tuesday 20th April 2021
Interview dates: Wednesday 28th April or Friday 30th April 2021
25 hours a week – £25,000 pro rata
Main base flexible, with regular travel to Stafford and across the county
If you have experience of supporting voluntary and community groups on running an effective organisation at a high level, including writing funding bids and delivering training on a variety of topics, then this could be the job for you.
Sean came to Support Staffordshire at the beginning of the New Year, looking for a voluntary position, he had been out of work for a while due to ill health, but felt he was well enough to volunteer for a few hours a week.
Sean has a passion and drive to volunteer in a first response organisation, and eventually sees himself working for an emergency first response team, for example the paramedics or as an ambulance driver.
Closing date for this post: Midday, Monday, 19th April 2021
Salary: £19,040.50 per annum - increasing to £20,038.91 upon successful completion of probation period.
As the 'First Choice' provider for family support in East Staffordshire, an exciting opportunity has arisen within our team.
We are looking to recruit a full-time Family Support Worker with a real passion for the Charity's objectives and a desire to make a difference to people's lives.
This short course will help you understand volunteering, support you in your place of volunteering or find an opportunity right for you.
Are you new to volunteering and are interested in continuing? Are you thinking about volunteering but are not sure where to start? Would you like to find out more about what it involves and what your responsibilities are?
As we approach the anniversary of the first Covid lockdown and reflect on the past 12 months, it is an opportunity to look back on all that we have achieved.
This has clearly been an intense and challenging time for us all. Many people have lost their lives, others have lost their livelihoods, and I want to extend my condolences to all those who have been affected in some way.
I would also like to recognise all those who have stepped up to support the Covid response, which has demonstrated all that is good about our county.
Are you confused as to what is required in accordance with the Charity Commission and HMRC in relation to financial activities of your Charity?
SCVYS is working with local NHS services to think about whether having a Keyworker would help children and young people with a learning disability, autistic children and young people and their families.
Who is the survey for?
This survey is for children and young people aged 0-25 who are either autistic, living with a learning disability or both autistic and have a learning disability. Parents and carers can help to fill this in, but we want to know your own views.
What is a Keyworker?
