Stephen Lloyd Awards

Open (with deadline for applications) Active citizenship Black and minority ethnic Communities Dependants and carers Family and parenting Offenders and ex-offenders organisational development social enterprise Social inclusion Social partnership Social welfare and poverty Un/Employed Victims and survivors Great Britain Northern Ireland Medium (up to £60,000) Small (up to £10,000)

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Overview

The heart of the Awards is the bringing together of experts that can deliver practical, free support to shortlisted candidates as well as Award winners.

In addition, funding of £25,000 will be made available to support Award winners in developing their initiatives. At the shortlist stage the Awards will make up to ten awards of up to £2,500 to assist candidates to further develop their ideas.

Ideas may come in many forms. They may be a new-start enterprise or an extension of an organisation’s existing work. They might be a discrete piece of lobbying work or a high profile campaign; the aim might be to change policy or legislation or to create a new legal form or financial structure, for example.

The BWB Charitable Incorporated Organisation is the charity that manages the awards.

Who Can Apply?

Anyone resident in the UK, or any organisation or charity established in the UK that has an innovative idea seeking to address a problem systemically, can apply.

All projects must be for exclusively charitable purposes (according to the laws of England and Wales).

They accept applications from:

UK charities running projects in the UK.
UK charities that will run or oversee and take responsibility for a project abroad.
Other established UK non-profit and social enterprise entities that will run or oversee and take responsibility for a project in the UK or abroad.
Individuals resident in the UK who are in the process of establishing a UK charity, non-profit or social enterprise, which will receive any grant awarded and oversee the relevant project.