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Delivered in:
Cornwall, Online
Who it's for:
People in Cornwall with a business or community project idea
In a nutshell:
Up to 12 hours of fully funded business support
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Delivered in:
Bristol, Online
Who it's for:
People in South Bristol looking to start or grow a social enterprise or community business
In a nutshell:
A series of free events and workshops to help you set up or grow your social project or enterprise whatever stage you're at.
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Delivered in:
Online
Who it's for:
Women, or people who are non-binary a woman, in Hampshire, Wiltshire and Dorset
In a nutshell:
Free courses supporting you from an idea to starting and growing a social enterprise
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Delivered in:
north west, Online
Who it's for:
Early-stage organisations with a principal mission to get more people cycling and walking in Wigan
In a nutshell:
Free support (online and in-person), Action Learning and supportive peer network
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Delivered in:
Online for people living in a variety of locations across England
Who it's for:
Charities and social enterprises located in and delivering activities in England with turnover between £100,000 to £10 million wanting to get contract ready and bid for public sector contracts.
In a nutshell:
Improve your prospects of winning public sector contracts. A one-day workshop plus self-guided online modules to support you in public procurement.
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Delivered in:
Online for people living in a variety of locations across England
Who it's for:
Charities and social enterprises located in and delivering activities in England with turnover between £250,000 to £10 million wanting to improve their success at bidding for public sector contracts.
In a nutshell:
Four half-day workshops over six months in a cohort, covering opportunity mapping, bid writing, pitching and social value reporting.
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Delivered in:
Birmingham, Bristol, Liverpool, London, Midlands, north west, Online
Who it's for:
Community businesses in England, less than 4 years old.
In a nutshell:
Community Business Trade Up is a transformative 12 month programme. Participants benefit from up to £5,000 Match Trading grant, a mentor, a support network and free learning programme to help start and grow their community business.
