There is no stated application deadline

Y-NOTTS is a charity registered with the Charities Commission. They have funding available to support young people, aged 16 to 30 years of age, living in Nottinghamshire and seeking to further their training and personal development where there is no alternative funding available.

The funding can be used to help you with education and training where there is no other way for you to get funding. Or, maybe to add to other funding if you need more.

Examples include:

Attenborough is a village in the Broxtowe borough, 4.5 miles to the southwest of the city of Nottingham, which is home to several community groups. Helen Oparinde, NCVS Group Support Coordinator, spent a day out in Attenborough during January 2025 giving one-to-one support and co-delivering training. Here, she shares her day's adventures.

Helen set off mid-morning and called in at the local village hall.

February marks LGBT+ History Month 2025, and this year’s theme, 'Activism and Social Change', highlights the powerful contributions of those who have fought for equality, as well as the work still needed to create a truly inclusive society.

At NCVS, we are proud to support Nottingham’s voluntary and community sector in championing diversity, equality, equity, and inclusion. LGBT+ History Month is a time to reflect on progress, learn from the past, and engage with local events that celebrate and support the LGBT+ community.

This survey closes to responses on Friday 25 April 2025

This is a consultation from the Association of Chairs. They are keen to start a discussion about what a strategy for improving charity governance might look like.

This survey closed to responses on Wednesday 22 February 2025, keep an eye out for further Waves

The VCSE Data and Insights Observatory is inviting you to take part in the newest wave of the VCSE Barometer Survey.

This quarter, the focus is on the financial challenges facing our sector, including the impact of rising costs like the National Living Wage and National Insurance.

There are application deadlines throughout the year, it is recommended to check before applying

Runspire Nottingham’s new youth initiative combines fitness, music, and fun to inspire young people. 

Below are two consultation opportunities for our voluntary sector to engage with. 

Nottingham City Safeguarding Adults Board - Draft Strategic Plan 2025 - 2028

The deadline for feedback is Friday 3 January 2025, 10am

Nottingham City Council has a strategy (plan) to support survivors of domestic abuse; it is called the Safer Accommodation Strategy. As part of this strategy, Nottingham City Council wants to talk to and listen to domestic abuse survivors. 

They want to understand:

The deadline for applications is Sunday 16 February 2025

Better Community Business Network (BCBN) has grant funding of up to £3,000 for non-profits, charities and small but credible community projects that are able to demonstrate their positive impact on their communities. 

The grant criteria is quite broad, but you must be able to demonstrate how your project will benefit your local community.

Click here to take the grant eligibility quiz