Current Grant Programmes Managed By The Digbeth Trust:
William Dudley Trust - Small Grants
Ongoing small grants for work with disadvantaged older people in Birmingham. The average grant is currently less than £500. Click here to view information about the grant scheme.
Heart of Birmingham Teaching PCT – Carers Support Networks Programme 2011
Update
The grants for The Carers Support Network have now been awarded. The 11 Successful applicants were awarded their cheque's in a presentation on the 5th July 2011.
Congratulations to all that were successful.
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This grants programme aims to improve the support available to carers in the Heart of Birmingham Teaching Primary Care Trust area by supporting the establishment and/or development of carers support networks. The Applications were received from individuals and organisations based in the Heart of Birmingham Teaching PCT area (Aston, Handsworth Wood, Ladywood, Lozells and East Handsworth, Nechells, Oscott, Perry Barr, Soho, Sparkbrook and Springfield) for Grants of up to £3,000.
Carers Support Networks Flyer
A total of 11 organisations received funding for their projects, details of which can be found by Clicking Here
Mental Health Grants 2010-11 for Voluntary and Community Organisations in the Heart of Birmingham
This small grants programme aims to improve the mental health and wellbeing (low level anxiety and depression) of residents in the Heart of Birmingham Teaching PCT area with grants of up to £7000 available for organisations that attended one of the mandatory briefing sessions and also met the eligibility criteria.
The programme closed for expressions of interest on 17th June 2010. All applicants have been informed of decisions following the Grant Assessment Panel meeting which met on 22nd July 2010. A list of funded projects will be posted on this page once it is available.
This was the final round of funding for this grants programme.
To view projects funded in 2008-09 please click here.
To view projects funded in Round 1 for 2009-10 please click here.
To view projects funded in Round 2 for 2009-10 please click here.
To view projects funded in 2010-11 please click here.
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