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Norfolk Community Foundation’s Inspiring Opportunities Fund (UK)

Norfolk Community Foundation’s Inspiring Opportunities Fund (UK) Deadline: 15-Aug-25 The Norfolk Community Foundation is accepting applications for the Inspiring Opportunities Fund. The Inspiring Opportunities Fund was established to offer children in care and care leavers to: Develop new skills and/or hobbies Gain ne…

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Norfolk Community Foundation’s Inspiring Opportunities Fund (UK)

Deadline: 15-Aug-25

The Norfolk Community Foundation is accepting applications for the Inspiring Opportunities Fund.

The Inspiring Opportunities Fund was established to offer children in care and care leavers to:

  • Develop new skills and/or hobbies
  • Gain new and positive experiences
  • Unlock potential for future education, training and employment
  • Spark enthusiasm and interest in initiatives that will help them socialise with other children and young people outside of school
Funding Information
  • Grants of up to £300
Eligibility Criteria
  • The Fund can support children in care and care leavers in Norfolk (aged 8-25), or those under the responsibility of Norfolk County Council placed outside the county.
  • If a child/young person has previously received a grant, any future applications should be made 2 years after the previous award. Due to the level of funding available, first-time applicants will generally be prioritised.
  • Grants should start to be used within 4 months of being awarded.
  • Eligible Area
    • Breckland, Broadland, Great Yarmouth, King’s Lynn & West Norfolk, North Norfolk, Norwich, and South Norfolk
Ineligibility Criteria
  • Exclusions:
    • Items or activities that are paid for before receiving a grant.
    • General subsistence costs including utility bills, council tax or rent.
    • Mobile phones/mobile phone contracts, driving lessons, or other ongoing costs that go beyond the life of a grant.
    • Help with moving house, including purchase of general household items when moving house.
    • General household items that are not directly related to accessing or enabling a skill, activity, or training/education/employment opportunity.

For more information, visit Norfolk Community Foundation

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