Protection Approaches is inviting London-based community organisations to co-design and deliver new anti-hate initiatives with funding, training, and ongoing support.

Funding is available for projects to help Londoners benefit from the joys of walking and cycling.

This funding is for projects which engage with traditional or contemporary Asian culture and feature established or mid-career artists from Asia or its diasporas.

Funding is available for equipment and specialist wheelchairs to enable disabled people to play tennis.

Not-for-profit organisations can apply for this funding to deliver projects that improve communities and the environment.

Announced in June, 10% of this £160 million fund is to be reserved for green sports initiatives that help the sector respond to the impact of climate change. 

This Trust makes grants to charitable, educational and ecclesiastical organisations in the UK in the three areas of special music, heritage and health.

This Fund aims to address disadvantages with small grants, notably by supporting causes which are less likely to raise funds from public subscriptions or statutory sources. Their main areas of focus are asylum seekers and refugees and penal affairs.

Small grants are available to UK-registered charities and charitable organisations seeking to help people move towards paid employment.

Project and personal grants are awarded to provide vital support to Londoners facing homelessness, including young care leavers, single parents with babies, families, refugees or people living with a disability.