The Island’s Public Health Service has published a grant-making Prospectus that invites organisations and groups to bid for grant funding. The funding is to be used to deliver a number of important local health outcomes for adults. There are a number of physical activity outcomes for adults. These include increased involvement in physical activity and encouraging healthy outdoor activities There are also a number of mental-health related outcomes for adults. These are reducing social isolation, improving self-reported wellbeing, reducing suicide rates and reducing health inequalities. Applicants should have the knowledge skills and capacity needed to deliver their proposals. Proposals can involve communities, groups or individuals. The Public Health Services will also require regular monitoring and information about how well grant funded activities are working The total funding available is £60,000 to be allocated to a number of programmes and must be used within 12 months of an award being made. This Prospectus and links to more information about how applications can be made, can be found by clicking here Closing date for applications is 20 February 2013
The Isle of Wight Council Arts Development Service invites an organisation or consortia to be our commissioning partner and a focal point for arts development on the Island. The Isle of Wight Council’s invites organisations to bid to deliver a number of outcomes set out in the prospectus. The outcomes include ensuring that arts funding contributes to the Island’s economic and social sustainability, improving the value gained from its current investment in local arts and creative industries, and the ability to demonstrate the impact made by council funding. The Prospectus offers successful bidders a funding agreement, leading to a grant of up to £90,000 over a period of three years. Particular value will be placed on bids that offer innovation, as well as the potential for partnership and consortium working between organisations. For example, a successful bid may include opportunities for arts organisations and enterprises from different sectors to use their combined ideas and resources to deliver our outcomes. To view the full Arts Commissioning Prospectus please click here and download the Prospectus from www. iwight.com. Organisations wishing to apply, or find out further information, should first read through the Prospectus and then call or email Nina Cullinane, Arts Development Officer, to discuss your ideas and to request an application form: Tel 823813 or [email protected] The deadline for applications is 25th May 2012.
The Island’s Public Health Service needs partner organisations who can help deliver an important outcome in return for grant funding. Obesity is associated with some of the most prevalent diseases of modern society. Excess weight puts people at risk of developing heart disease, type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure and causes of cancer. In return for grant funding, we want adults who are overweight (BMI>25 to BMI <39) to be supported to achieve weight loss through accessible programmes that are free or low cost to participants.
The total funding available was £30,000 to be awarded to one or more partner organisations. This funding to be used within 12 months of an award being made. To see an archived copy of this prospectus, click here.
The closing date for applications was 14/10/11.
This Prospectus resulted in five shortlisted bids. Two organisations shared the available funding and other support from the public health service, providing community support awareness, and direct help to people wanting to lose weight.
This Prospectus, issued by the Council's Adult Learning Service, invited bids for grant funding from voluntary and community organisations, as well as enterprises of all types. Grants were awarded to bids that help the Council deliver Adult Learning activities. The Prospectus set out the outcomes that the Council asked providers to deliver in exchange for funding.
A copy of this prospectus is available, please click here for a copy.
The Closing Date for applications was the 29th of July 2011. The grant allocation panel allocated funding to successful bidders in September.
Twenty bids totalling almost £100,000 were recieved from voluntary organisations, social enterprises and local small businesses. The bids ranged in value from £300 to over £13,000.
This Prospectus invited local groups, organisations and enterprises of all types to bid for grants to be used to deliver public services to the community.
Applications for grant funding were invited from organisations that can work with the Council as trusted partners, who will help the council ensure that people using the island’s busiest beaches during the summer season are safe.
To download a copy of this Prospectus, click here. The closing date for bids was 17th December 2010
You can also visit our grant-making information page for more information, by clicking here.
If you have any views, observations or questions about our grant-funding arrangements or any of the related tools and documents that you will find by clicking here here, please email [email protected] .