Big Lottery Fund Scotland Overview Oct 2012
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This presentation gives an overview of funding available from the Big Lottery Fund to projects based in Scotland. Details correct in October 2012. For up to date information on our range of funding programmes, please refer to our website at www.biglotteryfund.org.uk/scotland
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Big Lottery Fund Scotland Overview Oct 2012
- 1. Community Spaces Scotland Big Lottery Fund Investing in Scotland Overview Ideas October 2012
- 2. Today’s agenda •Overview of funds •Questions and answers session •One-to-one signposting sessions
- 3. Small grants •£300 to £10,000 for up to 12 months •one stage application process •community benefit •up to six weeks for a decision •no match funding required •no closing dates Investing in Ideas www.awardsforall.org.uk/ www.biglotteryfund.org.uk/ www.biglotteryfund. scotland investinginideas org.uk/2014
- 4. Which small grant? Our project’s focus is Improving Engaging community, sp Developing new people orts or arts new ideas or in physical activities/new new ways of activity organisations working 2014 Communities Awards for Investing in All Ideas
- 5. £XXX
- 6. Investing in Communities people, families and communities most in need £10,000 to £1million Three investment areas two stage application process very focused outcomes Fit, need and capacity Development support/funding Approximately eight month process Open to any organisation (not Growing Community Assets) www.biglotteryfund.org.uk/investingincommunities
- 7. Which investment area? Our project’s focus is Vulnerable Addressing families in Vulnerable needs of communities individuals entire communities Supporting Life 21st Century Transitions Growing Life Community Assets
- 8. £XXX,XXX
- 9. Community Spaces Scotland •developing community spaces and places •£10,000 to £250,000 •must own or lease •51% to 95% of total •local authorities not eligible •targeted by postcode 7 December 2012 deadline www.biglotteryfund.org.uk/communityspaces
- 10. •£10,000 to £50,000 •third sector organisations only •one stage application process •decision within eight weeks •8-24 year olds •confident, healthy, connected, enterprising •project costs www.biglotteryfund.org.uk/youngstartfund
- 11. Communities and Families Fund •pre-birth to eight years •best start in life •£250 to £10,000 •learning, play, maternal health •community orgs; community councils; statutory bodies (not schools) •strong community involvement www.biglotteryfund.org.uk/communitiesandfamiliesfund
- 12. Scottish Land Fund •community ownership/management •land and land assets •£10,000 to £750,000 •benefits whole community •up to 95% •purchase, fees, initial running costs •deadline 30 November 2014 •community led, rural •Contact us then might be referred www.biglotteryfund.org.uk/scottishlandfund
- 13. Think your project fits? •Read the programme guidance www.biglotteryfund.org.uk/funding-sco •Use AskBIG www.ask.biglotteryfund.org.uk/help/scotland •Speak to our staff – especially Investing in Communities •Contact us: enquiries.scotland@biglotteryfund.org.uk 0300 123 7110
- 14. Further support Webinars •web-based seminar •interactive – receive instant responses •convenient – no need to travel •cost effective •good feedback – very useful •through local funding support agencies
- 15. Summary •2014 Communities: up to £2,000 – physical activities •Community Spaces •Awards for All: up to Scotland: £10,000 to £10,000 – community, art, £250,000 sport •Young Start: £10,000 to •Investing in Ideas: up to £50,000 – 8 to 24 year olds £10,000 – test new idea •Communities and Families •Investing in Communities: Fund: up to £10,000 – pre- £10,000 plus – vulnerable birth to eight years individuals, families, •Scottish Land Fund: community ownership £10,000 to £750,000
Notas do Editor
- AfA – 63% / IiI – 34% / 2014 – 77%Awards for All is starting to get much more competitive – minimum score of 952014 – keen to get applications from other groups (not schools). Also, ‘physical activities’ other than the likes of football.
- August 2011 to August 2012AfA – 295,664 (41)IiI – 8,600 (one)2014 – 23,490 (17)2.3% of the funding –2.21% of the populationGrants nears you facility
- August 2011 to August 2012Three grants made – Access to Employment Ayr Limited:The project will benefit economically inactive adult offenders from South Ayrshire. Beneficiaries will undertake an assessment to identify their barriers to employment and to enable them to make informed choices about their next course of action. The project will also arrange vocational and work placement training. Beneficiaries will have after care support to help them move into employment, training or education. The grant will pay for salaries, beneficiary training/expenses and organisational overheads.
- What is third sector?
- Think about using this rather than Awards for All?Would expect it to be very local – Girvan rather than Ayrshire wideSalaries cannot be funded
- up to two years. in exceptional circumstances larger grants may be available. must be spent by 31 March 2015.land assets - resources that are associated with the land such as mineral or riparian rights, energy opportunities, standing timber, buildings.settlements with a population of less than 10,000.Scottish Land Fund Adviser will help you develop your project plans and will provide you with the Scottish Land Fund application materials.
- Cost of using Webinar by phone compared to travel Upcoming Webinars:Possibly Community Spaces Scotland week of 8 October
- Leave at this slide for questions and answers