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Windrush 75 - 2023 Windrush Day Grant Scheme Application

(Local Authorities)

 

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  • Further information on how to fill in this application form can be found in the Windrush Day Grant Scheme 2023: Guidance for Applicants. There is also a document which answers frequently asked questions. In addition, there will be bidder application workshops, which will provide more information on how to write a good application.

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  • You can save this form and come back to it at any time until the deadline 12 noon on Wednesday 22 February 2023.
  • You will have a chance to review and print the final version and print it before you click the final 'Submit'.

By submitting this grant application form, you recognise that we will process your personal data in accordance with our Privacy Policy which we encourage you to review before you make an application. We will use the data you give us to assess your proposal and determine whether you fulfil our criteria and are eligible for funding. When we collect your data, we will use it in compliance with the Data Protection Act 2018 and ensure that is kept secure and confidential.

ESSENTIAL Criteria

Your project bid must:

 

-       Demonstrate how it contributes to at least one of the aims of the Windrush Day Grant Scheme as set out in the Guidance for Applicants.

-       Include a lead event or activity on National Windrush Day, 22 June 2023, which coincides with the 75th anniversary celebrations of the arrival of the MV Empire Windrush to the UK. All further events and activities must take place within the 10-week period of 8 June 2023 to 31 August 2023. Project events and activities taking place after 22 June 2023 must do one or more of the following: 


o   Clearly demonstrate how a proposal can help build community cohesion between people of different age groups and ethnic backgrounds.

o   Have a lasting social impact beyond the funding period.

o   Help develop the educational and entrepreneurial skills of young people across this period.

-       Subject to the relevant tier of funding applied for, seek no less than £5000 and no more than £50,000 and provide details of other funding secured.


-       Be based in England or Northern Ireland.

-       Meet all relevant criteria as set out in the Guidance for Applicants.

-       Not make a profit from activities. Funding should not be used to cover the day-to-day costs of running an organisation. Organisations should be mindful of the staffing costs associated with their project and make efforts to limit how much of their allocated grant funding is used for this purpose.

DESIRABLE Criteria

We encourage applications from outside Greater London and the South East, so that Windrush Day builds a good profile throughout all regions in England and Northern Ireland.

Local Authorities

Where proposals are led by local authorities, we will be looking for a clear demonstration that the proposal has been developed with the UK Caribbean community and local community organisations

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Eligibility

About your organisation

Location
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Contact Details
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The Bid

Main Project Contact

Contact Details
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Your Project

Project Proposal
Events and activities must take place between 8 June 2023 and 31 August 2023.


Partners may include: charities, schools, Councils, the Police, community organisations, health services, local faith institutions, etc.
Please indicate which specific groups of individuals you intend to participate in your project.

About Your Project

Finance

The Department reserves the right to award projects partial funding, i.e. an amount that is less than the amount requested.

Grant funds cannot be used for work that has already taken place. Funding can only be used for work/items that takes place after confirmation of receiving grant funding and subject to due diligence checks.

 

While we encourage you to be ambitious on sourcing match funding contributions for your project, match funding is not needed in order to be eligible for the scheme. Match funding can include in-kind support.

Additional Funding
Example: Hall hire – 8 hours, £100 per hour (£100 x 8) = £800.00

Declaration

The application period closes at 11:59am on Wednesday 22 February 2023. We will inform applicants of the outcome of their bids in March 2023. 

You will have the opportunity to review and print your answers before the form is submitted.
Declaration
    Do you confirm that, if successful, you agree to:

  • Give your permission for Near Neighbours to process your data on behalf of DLUHC, who act as the data controller.
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  • Near Neighbours and DLUHC contacting you to discuss your application further
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  • Evaluate and monitor activities specified within your bid as agreed with DLUHC or Near Neighbours
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  • Cooperate with reasonable requests for publicity (including social media promotion)
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  • Return a final report at the end of the project

Please note that, as specified by Section 31 of the Local Government Act 2003, it is not a requirement for local authorities to agree to conditions, including the above in order to receive funding. 

Photo above: 2022 Windrush Day Grant Recipient - Bristol Windrush Reggae Choir hosted by Bristol Reggae Orchestra. Photo by Mark Simmons Photography.