Is your community group keen to run an activity during British Science Week? Can you reach people who currently don’t engage with science?
The Community Grants scheme is all about helping you to engage your audiences with science in ways that are tailor-made for them. Supported by UK Research and Innovation, British Science Association are thrilled to offer grants each year to help community groups to run their own events and activities for British Science Week, expanding the number of people who enjoy and take part in science.
There are two levels of Community Grants available for community groups:
1. £500 to run one or more events during British Science Week
2. £1000 to run one or more events during British Science Week, as well as either preparatory or follow-up activities that will lead to continued engagement beyond British Science Week
British Science Association offer funding to community groups that work directly with audiences traditionally underrepresented in science, including:
* For community groups that work with girls and women, British Science Association prioritise those who work with at least one other underrepresented group.
Grants are available for community organisations linked with young people to deliver projects and activities that engage young people with local nature and natural spaces.
Grants are available to public sector bodies, registered charities and other not-for-profit organisations in the UK to create catalogues of important archival collections.
Triangle Trust 1949 runs two grants rounds a year and are currently accepting proposals for work supporting young women and girls who have been in the criminal justice system or who are at a high risk of entering it.