Funding Opportunity for Local Charities and Community Groups

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Local charities and community groups in the Northfield area have the opportunity to apply for funding as part of the Aviva Community Fund.

The Aviva Community Funds awards funding of up to £25,000 for local community projects across a range of categories such as skills for life, health and wellbeing, and community support.

The Aviva Community Fund will finance over 500 projects across the UK so I would encourage local charities and community groups to apply for this funding.

Charities and community groups in the Northfield area make an invaluable contribution to our local area, improving life chances and making Northfield a better place to live in. This is an exciting opportunity for groups in the Northfield area to continue this work through applying for funding for new projects.

Applications for the Community Fund can be made until 10th October. There will then be a vote on the projects, with the winners announced in January.

Applications for funding can be made here: https://community-fund.aviva.co.uk/…/us…/aboutthecompetition

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Richard Burden

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I was Labour Member of Parliament for Birmingham Northfield between 1992 and 2019 and a former Shadow Transport Minister. I now chair Healthwatch in Birmingham and Solihull, and the West Midlands Board of Remembering Srebrenica. I also work as a public affairs consultant. I am an effective community advocate and stakeholder alliance builder with a passion for human rights. I am a trustee of the Balfour Project charity and of Citizens Advice Birmingham, and a former Chair of Medical Aid for Palestinians.

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