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UnLtd Try It Awards

Archived Active citizenship Adult Education/Learning Age Aged 60+ Communities Education and learning Governance and charity law Miscellaneous organisational development Pre-school education research social enterprise Social partnership Strategic and project planning Trading Un/Employed volunteering Antrim & Newtownabbey Ards & North Down Armagh City, Banbridge & Craigavon Belfast City Causeway Coast and Glens Derry City and Strabane England Fermanagh and Omagh Great Britain Lisburn and Castlereagh Mid and East Antrim Mid Ulster Newry, Mourne and Down Northern Ireland Scotland Wales Micro (up to £1,000)

Overview

What you get

  • Up to £500 funding
  • A package of support tailored to suits you
  • One-to-one guidance from an UnLtd award manager
  • Specialist advice from relevant experts
  • Access to resources to help you get up and running
  • Access to the UnLtd mentor scheme.

UnLtd supports those who are:

  • Aged 16 or over
  • Living in the United Kingdom
  • Willing to participate in a learning experience
  • Working for the benefit of others in the UK

Focus Areas

UnLtd are concentrating on three focus areas where they believe social entrepreneurs can make lasting change. They’ve chosen these based on a compelling evidence of need and where our social entrepreneurs' are already making an impact with UnLtd’s proven support.

  • Building access to employment: they will create 3,000 jobs and training opportunities for people distant from the labour market.
  • Developing resilient communities: they will work with at least 30 underserved communities, unleashing the power of social leaders to transform where they live.
  • Solutions for an ageing society: they aim to find, fund and support innovative and sustainable solutions that can meet the needs of our ageing society.

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They are committed to 50% of their awards going to Black, Asian and minority ethnic social entrepreneurs, and/or disabled social entrepreneurs across all of their funding programmes.