Funding which helps to support the Council’s vision of “strong communities with a bright future”.

This funding opportunity has been established by the commission to make sure that the national conversation on how Wales could be run in the future includes a diverse range of communities across Wales.

The National Lottery Community Fund is looking to support projects that focus on the link between nature and climate.

The Vale of Glamorgan Council offering the Strong Communities Grant Fund is pleased to let you know that the SCGF will open for applications on Thursday 21st July and remain open for 9 weeks until Thursday 22nd September 2022.

GVS, in partnership with the Vale of Glamorgan Council, hosted an event on Wednesday, 13th July focussing on the Shared Prosperity Fund. Over 120 registered for the event and it was the largest online audience we’ve ever had.

Natural Resources Wales has launched their Resilient Communities Grant Funding

The grants, up to £250, currently supports the areas Ogi is working in to provide full fibre broadband and for the Vale of Glamorgan, it’s currently Rhoose, St Athan, Llantwit Major and Dinas Powys.

GVS in partnership with The Vale of Glamorgan Council invites you to a discussion about the UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF) and what this means for the Vale of Glamorgan. As one of the key investment priorities is ‘Community and Place’ this would be a great opportunity to discuss how our voluntary sector in the Vale can utilise this fund to deliver some great outcomes over the next three years.

Grants are available at two levels; small grants of under £25,000 and larger grants of up to £250,000. Grants can be used to improve community facilities.

The National Lottery Community Fund is offering grants from £10,001 to £350,000 that address climate change in communities and help people live in a more sustainable way.

Grants of up to £10,000 available to support disabled children and children with life-limiting conditions and their families.

The Asda Foundation is committed to supporting local communities through grant giving with up to £1500 available.

Capital grants usually between £2,000 and £50,000 are available to UK registered charities that are working in the areas of conservation and the protection and improvement of the UK’s physical and natural environment.

UK Government has just launched the second round of the Community Ownership Fund to help communities take ownership of local assets and amenities at risk of closure.

A capital grant scheme intended to enable communities in Wales to restore and enhance nature.

Welsh Government and the National Lottery Heritage Fund are partnering to deliver The Woodland Investment Grant. It’s an element of the National Forest Initiative.

Newydd Housing Association has a small pot of funding available for voluntary and community groups based and working in the Barry area. Small grants, up to £750 can be considered.

Comic Relief has confirmed this new round of funding to support community led action bringing about positive, lasting social change throughout Wales.

Glamorgan Voluntary Services (GVS) has compiled an e-mailing list that will focus on providing more in-depth information regarding potential funding opportunities for the Third Sector in the Vale of Glamorgan.

Welsh Government have announced a one-off £500 support payment, which is available to all eligible unpaid carers in Wales.