**DEADLINE TO APPLY EXTENDED** Healthwatch B&NES Community Pot Fund 2021

News - 4 March 2021

We are delighted to launch our small grants programme for 2021. Find out more about how you can apply for funding.
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We are an independent consumer champion for health and social care.  We gather the views and experiences of local people and share them with commissioners and providers in order to highlight what is being done well and identify areas where things could be improved.

Our Community Pot is designed to support this work. Voluntary, community and social enterprise (VCSE) organisations and groups operating in B&NES can apply to receive a one-off grant ranging from £500 to £5,000 to fund a piece of work or project that will be completed by Monday 31 October 2021.

How to apply

Information on how to apply, eligibility, terms and conditions and the application form can be found below.

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How to apply

Information on how to apply, eligibility, terms and conditions and the application form can be found below.

Applicant Information
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Application Guidance
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Terms and Conditions
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Application Form
Download (PDF 324 KB)

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