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      • Bernicia Foundation
      • Console to 5K
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      • Horden Hub House
      • No More Nowt Happens
      • Run East Durham
      • SEED
      • SPIED
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      • Walk Together
    • 2017 >
      • Debt First Aiders
      • Domestic Abuse Network
      • Keyboard Champions
      • Welfare Champions
      • Community Job Clubs
    • 2016 >
      • Mamzones
      • Winter Welfare Champions
      • Colour Your LIfe
      • Community Garden
    • 2015 and older >
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      • CREE
      • EMBED Community Learning
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      • Food Co-op
      • Food Report
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Funding

Here we share funding opportunities for that our local community might find useful! Want further support around funding for your East Durham based group or organisation?
​Contact Colin on 01915693511 or colin.jackson@eastdurhamtrust.org.uk

Domestic Abuse Fund – Ministry for Housing, Communities & Local Government

6/8/2018

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Almost £19 million of funding to expand support for survivors of domestic abuse services across the country was launched on 2 July 2018 by the Secretary of State for Communities. Councils working in partnership with charities and other organisations will be able to bid for a share of funding to support survivors of domestic abuse.
This will be available for a wide range of services to help survivors rebuild their lives; including the provision of refuge beds, education, and employment and life skills training.

The deadline for applications is 17 August 2018. 
https://www.gov.uk/government/news/19-million-fund-to-support-victims-of-domestic-abuse
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