***Please note: New application process:****
This year we are allocating a proportion of our funds to two special projects. As a result of this, there will only be one application round for organisations and this will be limited to 25 applications. Our reason for limiting the number of applications is to keep an acceptable ratio of successful applications to unsuccessful ones.
We will maintain our policy of insisting that every prospective organisational applicant has a meeting with us (ideally face-to-face but, failing that, by Zoom) prior to being given the go-ahead to apply.
The procedure for any organisation wishing to apply for a grant from Anguish’s Educational Foundation will therefore now be as follows:
You must first request a pre-application meeting. We will limit the number of our pre-application meetings to 25 in respect of each grants meeting.
In the chart below you will find the relevant date and time after which you can request a pre-application meeting and the specific email address to which you need to send your request.
We will allocate our pre-application meeting slots on a first come, first served basis. i.e. the first 25 meeting-request emails that we receive after the specified time, will be offered the meetings. Any requests received before the specified time and date will not be allocated a meeting, nor will requests sent to any email address other than the one specified in the table below.
Area of benefit
The City of Norwich and the parishes of:
- Costessey
- Hellesdon
- Catton
- Sprowston
- Thorpe St. Andrew
- Corpusty
Overall aim
The education* of persons under the age of 25 who are in need of financial assistance. *NB – we interpret the word ‘education’ appropriately broadly.
Preferred Areas of Impact
Access and Thrive – Projects which increase the ability of young people who live in our Area of Benefit and are in need of financial assistance – to access and make the most of education.
International Links – Projects which promote, encourage, enable, create, support, provide or maintain links, friendships, discussions, debates and/or other forms of joint activities or meaningful contact between young people who live in our Area of Benefit and are in need of financial assistance – and young people from other parts of the world.
Arts and Culture – Projects which promote, encourage, enable, create, support, provide or maintain access to or participation in the arts and/or in cultural events/activities for young people who live in our Area of Benefit and are in need of financial assistance.
Science and Technology – Projects which promote, encourage, enable, create, support, provide or maintain access to or participation in the fields of science and technology for young people who live in our Area of Benefit and are in need of financial assistance.
Additional Challenges – Projects which promote, encourage, enable, create, support, provide or maintain access to and benefit from education for young people who live in our Area of Benefit, are in need of financial assistance and are facing additional challenges in life. *NB – your project can fit with this ‘Preferred Area of Impact’ alone or can fit with this plus one or more of the others listed above.
Grant Meeting Dates for 2024 |
Please read the notes above
Date and time after which you can apply for one of our 25 pre-application meeting slots.
N.B – in order to apply for such a meeting, you must send your email requesting a pre-application meeting to the following e-mail address:
aef.applications@norwichct.org.uk
E-mail requests for pre-application meetings which are sent to other addresses will not be considered. |
Window of application opens (for those organisations who, following a pre-application meeting have been invited to apply) |
Window of application closes. |
Funding ‘Pot’ available for the meeting |
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2025 dates will be added to the site shortly |
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