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NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde - Anti-Stigma And Discrimination Fund
Supports creative bids from organisations to help address some of the issues that surround mental health stigma and discrimination.
Opened: 9 Aug 2022
Next deadline: 9 Sep 2022
The Big Give - The Women & Girls Match Fund
The Women & Girls Match Fund is a match funding campaign for charities that are working to improve the lives of vulnerable, disadvantaged or underrepresented women and girls in England and Scotland.
Opened: 9 Aug 2022
Next deadline: 28 Oct 2022
Glasgow Communities Fund
Aims to tackle poverty and inequality through building skills, capacity and resilience of communities, and supporting activities that empower communities to be more involved in the life of the city.
Opened: 8 Aug 2022
GC Gibson Charitable Trust
The GC Gibson Charity offers grants to a wide range of charities. They tend to support charities they have previously worked with but for new applications they focus on a particular theme each year.
Opened: 7 Aug 2022
Next deadline: 30 Sep 2022
Leathersellers' Company Small Grants Programme
The small grants programme supports small charities providing vital services to the most vulnerable members of our community.
Opened: 2 Aug 2022
Community Learning and Development Device Fund
Provides capital funding to CLD organisations across Scotland to purchase digital devices that can be used by learners to support their learning.
Opened: 1 Aug 2022
Next deadline: 16 Sep 2022
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The Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations (SCVO) is the national membership organisation for the voluntary sector. Our mission is to support, promote and develop a confident, sustainable voluntary sector in Scotland.
We're passionate about what the voluntary sector can achieve. Along with our community of members, we believe that charities, social enterprises and voluntary groups make Scotland a better place.