hvoss funding update 03/06/14
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HVOSS FUNDING UPDATE 03/06/14. Dave Tristram Project Development Officer HC/HVOSS. Contents. Project Development Funding Overview Local Funders BIG Lottery Update Contact Details. Project Development Team-Who We Are. Established 12 years – 2 officers - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
HVOSS FUNDING UPDATEHVOSS FUNDING UPDATE03/06/1403/06/14
Dave TristramProject Development Officer
HC/HVOSS
ContentsContents
Project Development Funding Overview Local Funders BIG Lottery Update Contact Details
Project Development Team-Project Development Team-Who We AreWho We Are
Established 12 years – 2 officers Part of Regeneration Programmes
Team, Herefordshire Council(DT on secondment to HVOSS, HMcS PD for statutory sector )
Advice and signposting on funding/match funding/project development/business planning etc.
Support on bid writing /Assessment of applications
One funding directory per year/monthly funding update by email
Services free to access
Project Development Project Development FiguresFigures
2004-5 – 412 enq. 2010/11 – 641 enq. / £1.15m funding approx. 2011/12 – 628 enq. / £2.8m funding approx. 2012/13 – 588 enq./ £2.9m funding approx. 2013-14 –631enq./ £3.1m funding approx. Grants: £457,000 to £300 in 2011/12 £1.1m to £400 in 2012/13 £500,000 to £220 in 2013/14
Project Development 2014Project Development 2014 Continuing split sector support Targeted support for services at risk Targeted support for opportunities
(e.g. Neighbourhood Planning, Asset Transfer)
Work on tendering / procurement Greater emphasis on sustainability DT secondment ends Jul.14 – 2 days
per week at HVOSS from Aug.14 (Tues-Wed)
More work
Funding OverviewFunding Overview Funding Levels down since 2008
by 25% approx – now stabilised Capital – large and new build
projects difficult to fund / match Revenue-core costs hard to fund, Greater economic/practical
emphasis Applications generally up since
2012– but overall quality is not improving.
Elmley Arts GrantsElmley Arts Grants
Two strands – Arts Events / Arts Equipment
Covers Herefordshire and Worcestershire
Up to £1,000 Panels every six weeks approx www.elmley.org.uk
Cargill Community Cargill Community PartnershipPartnership
Three themes – Health and Nutrition/Environmental Stewardship/Education
Need to meet at least one Output Regular panels Up to £750 (need quotes) Jane Melton 01432 362116 /
EF Bulmer Benevolent EF Bulmer Benevolent FundFund Usually funding up to £3,000
Grants to Herefordshire-based charitable organisations or groups existing for the relief of poverty or sickness of persons in Herefordshire.
Needs to make ‘genuine and significant improvement’
Trustee Visits Also individual awards in special cases www.efbulmer.co.uk
Herefordshire Community Herefordshire Community FoundationFoundation
Several grant schemes operated (ESF / Comic and Sport Relief / Trusts (e.g. Beckett Bulmer) etc. etc.
Most awards £1,000 or under but can apply for more
‘Free form’ letter application Can be running costs www.herefordshirefoundation.org
Eveson Charitable TrustEveson Charitable Trust Operates Herefordshire,
Worcestershire, West Midlands Conurbation
‘Advancement of Health, Old People, Young People, Disability
Grants usually up to £8,000 Will pay running costs No website – contact Mr Alex Gay –
01452 501352
Welcome To Our FutureWelcome To Our Future
Landfill Tax Funder Main priorities around
environment, conservation, biodiversity, community buildings
Must be within 10 miles of landfill or refuse site
Awards usually between £5,000 - £8,000
www.wtof.org.uk
Bodfach TrustBodfach Trust
Funds charities in Mid Wales and borders
Interested in: affordable housing / elderly care / young people / old buildings / green spaces
Meetings with applicants Grants around £500, maybe more www.bodfachtrust.org.uk
Hereford City Council Hereford City Council Community GrantsCommunity Grants
For work in City of Hereford Non profit making organisations Areas of interest – ‘look and feel’ of
city / culture of city /improving power of communities to do things for themselves / reducing carbon footprint
Grants usually up to £3,000 Meetings 3 times per year www.herefordcitycouncil.gov.uk
Kingspan Community Kingspan Community TrustTrust Priorities - conservation, protection
and improvement of physical and natural environment / biodiversity / health and fitness of young people through recreation / road safety
Catchment areas of schools in Kington / Wigmore / Leominster / Tenbury
Likes to work with local councils Grants up to £3,000 www.kingspaninsulationcommunityt
rust.org
New Grove Community New Grove Community TrustTrust
Area of operation South of River Wye (also Monmouth and Forest of Dean)
One off grants for community projects that ‘stimulate activity’
Up to £2,000, can go higher Simple application form www.newgrovefarm.co.uk
Herefordshire Housing Herefordshire Housing Community GrantsCommunity Grants
£25,000 in 2014 pot Projects must benefit HH residents Applicants must have annual
income less than £10,000 p.a. Up to £2,000 in most cases, but can
go up to £5,000 – must spend by Mar.2015
Audrey Gummer 0300 777 4321
Sylvia Short Educational Sylvia Short Educational CharityCharity
Grants fieldwork and extra-mural studies
Benefits students up to 19 years Individuals or groups can apply Activities must support classroom
curriculum Debbie Hankins
Hereford Society For Hereford Society For Aiding The IndustriousAiding The Industrious
Grants to individuals ‘For people attempting to better
themselves by their own efforts’ Education and training related Preference for Hereford City, but
potentially county wide 01432 274014 (Wednesdays).
Coun. Sally Robertson
HC Armed Forces HC Armed Forces CovenantCovenant
Established 2012-13 Quarterly Panels (next deadline April
2013) until 2015 Must – Demonstrate benefit to both
armed forces + civilian communities / promote closer ties and a greater understanding of civilian life in the wider community
Very low take-up so far Grants between £100 - £250,000
Reaching CommunitiesReaching Communities
Two stages-Round1- 3 attempts at getting into Round 2 (20% success rate across region)
Round2 – 60-70% chance of obtaining funding
99% rejected 1st time round Best chance if under £300k/less
then 5 years
Reaching Communities Reaching Communities LatestLatest
Was ‘politically correct’ – now (arguably) ‘political’
Running costs reduced Severe delays in processing
applications Applications now considered
nationally IT issues
Awards For AllAwards For All
Now split into four sections - Sport/Arts/Heritage/Community
Grants £300-£10,000 No match requirement Now need quotes Money to be spent within 12 months Runs 52 weeks a year, 12 week
turnaround Currently taking 16-18 weeks
Big Lottery LatestBig Lottery Latest
• 92% of funding to Third Sector• Repayment of Olympic ‘Loan’• Community Buildings Relaunch
2013• ‘Redistribution of monies from BIG
to Arts Council/Heritage Lottery/ Sport England
Sales slightly down on previous year
Contact DetailsContact Details
• Dave Tristram - 01432 260636 (Mon/Fri) 01432 343932 (Tues-Thurs)
• [email protected] Statutory(inc. schools) – Hannah
McSherry 01432 383061(Tues-Fri) [email protected]