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Impact Funding Partners - Winter Social Wellbeing Fund

Summary

Impact Funding Partners are managing the Winter Social Wellbeing Fund (Glasgow) on behalf of Glasgow Health and Social Care Partnership (GHSCP). GHSCP has made funding available to local organisations, to enable them to support individuals over 16 who may be isolated over the winter period.

The fund is available to organisations currently supporting the residents of Glasgow City. Priority will be given to organisations working with individuals most at risk of social isolation and loneliness.

Eligible activities must take place between 7 December 2023 and 31 March 2024. The activities funded must be in addition to what you are already delivering, enabling you to reach and support more individuals at risk from social isolation over this period.

There are two strands of funding:

Projects focused on bringing people together
Projects that are in partnership and/or innovative/strategic

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Geographical areas funded: Glasgow

Fund type

Type of funding:: Grant
Type of cost:: Revenue

Fund award sizes

Minimum:: Premium information
Maximum:: Premium information

Who can apply

The fund is available to third sector organisations and community groups currently supporting the residents of Glasgow City. Your annual income must not have exceeded £250,000 in the last financial year, however their are items which are exempt from this such as one off income for capital items. See fund guidelines for full details.

Maximum annual income:: £250,000

When to apply

Applications closed on 4th November 2023

Next deadline: 4 Nov 2023

How to apply

Application form available on the Impact Funding Partners website.

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Exclusions

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Activites funded: Advice & information Befriending & mentoring Citizenship & community involvement Health care & wellbeing Recreation & social activities Social care & welfare

Beneficiaries funded: Black & Ethnic Minorities Carers Children Economically/socially disadvantaged Families Homeless or badly housed Socially isolated people People in poverty Mental health conditions Older people Ill-health Disabilities Volunteers Young people

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