Posts Tagged ‘Funding & Services’

Government changes law to allow charities to join credit unions

Credit Union

Charities, social enterprises and community groups will be able to join a credit union from next week under changes made to the Credit Unions Act 1979. Previously, only individuals were able to be members of credit unions and use the financial services they provide.

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Funding Round-Up: Various sources

Cash-Alert

A round up of a number of funding opportunities currently available to voluntary and not-for-profit organisations and community groups. Compiled from various sources and correct at the time of going to print.

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Voluntary organisations are eligible for wage subsidies under Youth Contract

Documents

Chris Grayling, the employment minister, has indicated that voluntary organisations are eligible to apply for subsidies to employ young people as part of the government’s new £1bn Youth Contract. The three-year scheme will give employers subsidies worth £2,275 per person to take on 160,000 18 to 24-year-olds for six months.

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‘Social currency’ website (Blue Dot) launched

SocialMedia

A website that rewards users with a ‘social currency’ for sharing, volunteering or donating to charity launched earlier this week. People can sign into the Blue Dot website using their Facebook account and then earn dots through activity on social networks such as ‘liking’ a charity and sharing on Twitter. The dots can then be used to gain access to exclusive offerings from celebrities and online content.

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Disability Grants Website

Websites & Internet

Charities and Trusts provide funding towards the high cost of disability equipment, holidays, housing, days out… in fact anything above and beyond the normal costs of everyday living.

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