Warm Hubs
Who can apply: Village halls and other community buildings that can host a Warm Hub and meet basic requirements such as governance, insurance, volunteer support, and being fit for purpose.
Community Action Northumberland focuses on strengthening rural communities across Northumberland by funding and supporting village halls, community buildings, and volunteer-led local groups. Its giving is practical and place-based, with a strong emphasis on reducing isolation, improving wellbeing for older residents, and helping community spaces stay viable through small grants, advice, and project support. It also appears to act as a connector and facilitator, helping communities access partner funding and develop energy-saving or heritage-related projects.
Primarily small, targeted grants and facilitated local funding support, including £500 microgrants and community-building related schemes. Funding appears to be distributed on a rolling or program-specific basis, often through partnerships and local eligibility criteria rather than open-ended national applications.
Check the Community Action Northumberland website for program-specific announcements and local eligibility maps, especially for Ballinger Microgrants and wind-farm community funds. Applications appear to favor rural, volunteer-led groups and community buildings in Northumberland, so applicants should clearly show local benefit, community use, and how the grant will reduce isolation, improve wellbeing, or enhance a village hall/community space.
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Current and upcoming funding from Community Action Northumberland that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Village halls and other community buildings that can host a Warm Hub and meet basic requirements such as governance, insurance, volunteer support, and being fit for purpose.
Who can apply: Volunteer-led groups in West and North Northumberland, projects that bring people together, reduce isolation and improve wellbeing for people aged 55 and over. Focused on areas experiencing rural deprivation.
Deadline: Details of grant opportunities for 2026/2027 will be coming soon; specific dates not published in the announcement.
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