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National Deaf Children’s Society – Community Grants

National Deaf Children’s Society – Community Grants

National Deaf Children’s Society

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Funding Available:
Up to £10,000
Deadline:
Ongoing

Funding Information

The National Deaf Children’s Society is offering grants of between £1,000 and £10,000 for community groups, charities, and other not-for-profit organisations across the UK to deliver projects and activities that support Early Years deaf children (aged 0 to 5) and their families.

The Community Grants Programme will support projects that both directly and indirectly support early years deaf children, such as play schemes, peer-to-peer support for parents, or schemes to train deaf young people as role models for younger children.

Each grant is for 12 months and is intended to cover the essential running costs of a project, such as venue hire, transport, promotional costs, wages for sessional workers, and equipment.

Applications can be submitted at any time. 

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Contact Details:

Contact name:
First and Last name
Phone:
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