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Bank of Scotland - Reach (Disadvantage and social exclusion)
Created: 08/06/2022
News/Events Category: Funding and FinanceThe Bank of Scotland's Reach programme is suitable for charities that can demonstrate they address disadvantage or social exclusion and will reach the most vulnerable people across Scotland to provide them with opportunity and equality, making positive and sustainable change.
Examples of disadvantages include:
- primary disadvantages, such as
- homelessness
- abuse
- mental health
- poverty
- secondary disadvantages. such as
- debt issues
- learning disabilities
- illiteracy
- lack of employability skills
- health issues.
Examples of social inclusion include:
- exclusionary challenges for
- minorities
- people with disabilities
- LGBT people
- drug users
- institutional care leavers
- the elderly
- the young.
Who can apply
Charities with an income of £1m or less can apply. You cannot apply if you are a newly-registered charity operational for less than one year with no accounts lodged at OSCR.
How to apply
Apply via the Foundation's website.
When to apply
The next deadline is 12:00 on 14 June 2022. Grants will be awarded at the end of August 2022.
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