All programmes

Improving the quality of life of older people by providing access to befriending or advocacy services

Supporting new projects that test new ways of tackling emerging and existing social problems

This programme is now closed. It offered smaller grants available to people in Blaenau Gwent with a good idea, for people who have not had a grant from us before and who want to do something for their community in Blaenau Gwent.

Building the emotional resilience of young parents and young disabled people so that they can manage key transitions in their lives

A new £15m Trust working with disadvantaged communities in Wales

Funding for projects that assist and support people living with cancer

Enabling communities to have more control and influence over their future development

Community Voice

Create Your Space enables communities to improve their local natural environment. We want communities to decide how to conserve and / or improve their local natural environment in a way that makes a real difference for them and meets the needs of future generations.

Encouraging young people aged 16–18 years into work placements to enhance their employability

The National Lottery Community Fund has teamed up with the North Wales Chronicle and the North Wales Pioneer to award up to £25,000 worth of grants to community groups

Grants of up to £1.5 million to redesign and improve services for people experiencing or at risk of homelessness in rural Wales.

Helping Working Families funds projects that improve the lives of working families who are in poverty.

The National Lottery Community Fund is to invest £4.74 million in a programme that aims to improve the life chances of looked after children in Wales.

Delivering services that will support targeted groups of economically inactive people

Promoting the rehabilitation and independence of people with serious mental health problems

Aimming to make the parks, waterways, coastal environments and countryside of Wales accessible

£10 million to put young people in the lead so that they can imagine and create a more resilient and mentally healthy future for young people in Wales.

A quick way to apply for smaller amounts of funding between £300 and £20,000.

Funding is available for improving the quality of the environments in which Palliative Care is delivered and organised. This is a capital programme and awards have been made to organisations that have a demonstrable experience in providing palliative care in hospitals and hospices.

Funding capital and revenue community projects from £10,001 to £500,000

We want to help communities in Wales with the issues that matter most to them. We're funding projects that involve the community. And will build on their skills and experiences.

We want to help communities in Wales with the issues that matter most to them. We're funding projects that involve the community. And will build on their skills and experiences. This funding can pay for capital costs or help you plan land or building work.

The Rural Programme (round two) funded projects that create positive change for those living in poverty in rural Wales.

Supporting Great Ideas awards grants to support innovative and strategically important project ideas that encourage positive social change in Wales.

Grants from £10,001 to £350,000 that address climate change in communities and help people live in a more sustainable way

We want to help community groups in Wales who are starting to take action on climate change and want to live in a more sustainable way. Our grants will help groups who are receiving support from Sustainable Steps Wales - Egin Mentoring Service to kick start their ideas.

This programme is now closed to new applications.

Applications are being assessed.

This programme aims to help young people (aged between 16 and 30) in Wales into green careers. By green careers, we mean careers that reduce carbon emissions, restore nature and help us adapt to our changing climate.

Examples of green careers could be anything from an administrative assistant for an environmental consultant, to a cook at a zero waste café, or a trainee engineer for a renewable energy company.

We’re funding projects that help young people:

• develop their confidence
• teach them new skills – this could include social and technical skills
• get work experience and placements which could lead to longer-term opportunities.

We want to fund projects that focus on supporting young people with disabilities and/or young people from ethnically minoritised communities. Our aim is to encourage diversity in green careers by giving a helping hand to these underrepresented groups.

To get funding, you must want to work in a partnership. We can help you connect with other interested organisations.

This programme is now closed to new applications. This page provides a summary of the funding.

This funding aims to help communities contribute to a prosperous, low carbon future for Wales.​

The Development Trust Association Wales (DTA Wales) received £2.2 million. They provide mentoring support to community groups across Wales to deliver climate action.​ For more information about the funded project visit the DTA Wales website.

Promoting sustainable economic growth and jobs in coastal communities

Supporting community recycling, reuse and composting projects

Enhancing the quality of life of communities in Wales

Supporting projects in Wales that will achieve at least two of the aims of the Young People's Fund.