BLMK Suicide Prevention Wave 4Community Grants Fund 2022/23 BLMK Integrated Care Board is inviting voluntary and not for profit organisations to apply for grants up to to £5,000 (up to £8,000 in certain circumstances).This funding is part of the NHS England Suicide Prevention funding for BLMK.The aim of the Wave
When I came to The Living Room I had thought I would never be able to tackle my behavioural addictions but had a tiny bit of hope left. When I got here I had already been in residential treatment twice as a result of a daily cocaine problem and a
Arts Council England ‘Let’s Create’ Jubilee Fund Made possible thanks to National Lottery players, the ‘Let’s Create Jubilee Fund’ has been administered by UK Community Foundations on behalf of Arts Council England. The programme has enabled voluntary and community organisations to develop creative and cultural events to celebrate Her Majesty
We deliver our work in the strategic context of our partners, funders, and stakeholders. Through a clearly mapped delivery plan we ensure we align, deliver, and have impact, adding to the landscape of support and not duplicating, and measuring that work through clear agreed deliverables and targets. Read more on
We are seeking a dynamic Grants Manager to join our expanding team to help support the Foundation with its grant making programmes and other initiatives and to support our commitment to addressing inequality across Bedfordshire. Read more on our vacancies page by clicking here.
A meeting of the Bedfordshire and Luton Funders Network took place on 7th April 2022 by Zoom with 11 of the county’s funders represented.The Network had invited Sabah Giliani OBE from the Better Community Business Network (bcbn.org.uk) to present information about the Muslim Minds Collaboration. The Muslim Mind Collaborative (MMC)
SAFE IN THE SHADOWS A VISUAL POEM Concept and Creation by Shemiza Rashid, Sophie Gresswell and Lizzy Fretwell Sound By Gary O’Donnell and Marsh House Studios Commissioned By A visual poem highlighting the issue of women’s safety in light of recent crimes against and murders of women across the UK.
Bedfordshire and Luton Community Foundation (BLCF) is committed to working with partners and residents to deliver on the Luton 2040 and its five priorities and specifically: improving wellbeing and tackling inequality by reviewing how we can make our funding and programmes more equitable and accessible to those experiencing inequality and
Since the first National lockdown we have undergone 20 months of turbulence, uncertainty and insecurity for the voluntary sector and other sectors, the likes of which we have never experienced before. Our Foundation, like so many other charities, experienced a surge in demand for our services to help plug the
