| The
Charles Hayward Foundation |
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| Location | National | |
| Dates | Applications can be made at any time but as there is often a waiting list and the Trustees meet only 4 times a year to consider applications, it may be several months before a decision is recieved. | |
| Aims | Objective
of the funding opportunity:
The Foundation offers
funding in a variety of areas. Some of these are: |
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| It aims to help the following client groups: | ||
| Young
people Those in work The economically inactive |
The
unemployed Those with disabilities |
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| FRESA priorities | The funding opportunity fits with the following FRESA priorities: | |
| Top priorities: |
Medium priorities: |
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| More
information on the FRESA The following labour market factsheets contain evidence to support bids for this funding: Young people and career choices Skills for employability |
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| Eligibility | Eligible
Organisations: Grants will normally
be made to UK registered and exempt charities only. New charities that are
yet to be registered may be considered for start-up funding if they are
able to demonstrate good governance and sound financial management. For details of organisations that will not be supported, see the Guidelines for Applicants |
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| Accreditation | Organisations must have the following accreditation to bid: No accreditation is needed. | |
| Amount available | Funding available: Grants typically range from £1,000 to £20,000. From time to time, the Trust may make larger grants to fund projects of an exceptional nature which show outstanding potential. | |
| Application | How
to apply : |
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| Contact | For further information contact: |
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David
Brown |
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| Weblinks | Other
useful websites: |
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