Great Yarmouth and Waveney NHS launched a small grants programme on 04 August 2008 in partnership with Waveney Community Forum cvs and Voluntary Norfolk. The programme has been open to small groups with an annual turnover of up to £200,000.
£200,000 per financial year has been made available to support this programme.
The NHS small grants programme is now open for new applications. Please telephone 01502 582201 or email
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to request an application form and guidance notes. Only one round is expected to allocate the remaining funding for the 2010/11 year. Deadline for completed applications is Wednesday 25th November 2009.
Contact Details
For groups based in Waveney, please contact Waveney Community Forum, and for Great Yarmouth groups, please contact Voluntary Norfolk GYVSP.
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Waveney Community
Forum CVS
12 Grove Road
Lowestoft
Suffolk
NR32 1EB
T: 01502 582201
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Voluntary Norfolk
GYVSP
The Neighbourhood Centre
143 King Street
Great Yarmouth
NR30 2PQ
T: 01493 845925
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NHS Small Grants Assessment Criteria for Applicants
What will the grant panel consider when making its decision?There are a number of questions that the appraisal panel will consider when assessing your application.
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Good news for the third sector
The small grants programme recognises the importance of a healthy and thriving third sector by providing funds to small organisations that may not be able to participate in larger commissioning and procurement practices. By working in partnership with Waveney Community Forum cvs, and Voluntary Norfolk, the NHS programme will also provide support and guidance to small groups on developing their projects.
Good news for Great Yarmouth and Waveney NHS
The small grants programme will assist the NHS to deliver on its local priorities and on meeting the health related targets that are set out in the Suffolk and Norfolk Local Area Agreements (LAAs). The programme will also help Local Strategic Partnerships to achieve their vision for creating Sustainable Communities, now and in the future.
Good news for local residents
The third sector is uniquely placed to respond to local needs by involving and empowering local residents in the delivery of services. Small groups are often run by local people for local people, and provide a number of volunteering opportunities that can help to build healthy communities.
NHS Small Grants 
