Interlink Rct is a members-led community charity focused on strengthening hyper-local wellbeing and community resilience across Rhondda Cynon Taf. Its funding supports early intervention, prevention, and community-led approaches that build trust, improve health, and help local people access practical resources, with a strong emphasis on young people and grassroots volunteering. It appears to favor small, locally rooted organizations and community groups that are embedded in the area and can show direct benefit to residents.
Mix of invite-only, place-based community investment and small open grants. The Angor programme is invite-only and supports early intervention/prevention work, while Youth-led Grants offer up to £1,000 for volunteer-led projects; funding is likely modest, local, and geared toward short-term, practical community benefit.
For Angor, expect an invite-only process and build relationships with the Community Advice team rather than submitting unsolicited proposals. For Youth-led Grants, keep proposals tightly aligned to community-benefit volunteering, show how young people aged 14-25 are leading the project, and stay within the £1,000 cap and Rhondda Cynon Taf geography.
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Current and upcoming funding from Interlink Rct that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Applicants must be aged 14-25 with a volunteering project in mind, or an organisation working with young people who want to make a difference in their community.
Who can apply: Aged 14-25 and have a volunteering project idea, or organisations working with young people delivering community-benefit volunteering projects.
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