Are you part of an East Devon voluntary, community or social enterprise group? Do you need help with applying for grants? If so, Devon Communities Together are working with East Devon District Council to run two FREE workshops that could help you.
These ‘Writing Winning Funding Applications’ workshops will cover how to write applications to grant providers which are eligible, to the point, comprehensive, engaging and more likely to be successful.
Each workshop will cover the same material, so you only need attend one or the other. Both events are only for groups based in East Devon. They will be:
- Monday 11 July from 2pm to 4.30pm. This will be a Zoom online event, book at: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/writing-winning-funding-applications-tickets-358520954827
- Wednesday 13 July from 2pm to 4.30pm. This will be an in person event at East Devon District Council’s main offices in Honiton, for those that prefer face to face training. Places at this event will be limited, so book early! https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/writing-winning-funding-applications-tickets-358380695307
These workshops are free through a grant from East Devon District Council and are also supported by New Start Devon Enterprise Coaching, a European funded project of Devon Communities Together.
Cllr Dan Ledger, East Devon District Council’s portfolio holder for Homes and Communities said: “Grant funding is becoming an almost essential tool for the continual delivery of our vital community, voluntary and social enterprise sector across East Devon. These workshops will give groups the necessary tools to boost their chances of success in applying for grants and hopefully ensure future delivery of these groups for years to come."
The workshops will be facilitated by Hannah Reynolds, Project Manager for Devon Communities Together, who has a background as a National Lottery Grants Officer and funding adviser.
The online workshop is also supported by our New Start Devon programme, which is receiving funding from the European Regional Development Fund.
