Community Impact Grants

Each year we ring-fence a sum of money to support specific projects and events. Linked to supporting our tenants, community projects can apply for Community Impact Grants.

The fund is aimed at supporting the work of Tenant and Resident groups, local charities, voluntary and community groups and organisations who operate in our areas to develop projects and activities that deliver outcomes to benefit GCH tenants and the communities we work in.

Our priorities for investing in the community are;

Developing Financial Inclusion
Providing opportunities to access employment and develop relevant skills
Supporting access to training and apprenticeships
Promoting health and well-being
Encouraging and supporting digital inclusion

Download more information about the Community Impact Fund

All applicants are requested to complete an application form describing their request and how it might fit with GCH’s community investment priorities.

Applications should clearly demonstrate what outcome/s the project or activity would achieve and how this would create a positive impact for GCH tenants and the community. This could be in social, economic or environmental terms. Please complete the form below to apply or email mandi.holt@gch.co.uk for more information.

Project Name *

Project Location *

Delivery Group Name *

Is this a voluntary group or registered charity? *

If a charity, please provide the registered charity number

Please provide a summary of the aims and purpose of your organisation *

Name of Contact *

First

Last

Address Line 1 *

Address Line 2

City / Town *

County

Postcode *

Email *

Confirm Email

Telephone Number

Project Description *

Please tell us as much as you can about the project/ activity for which you are requesting financial support. How did you come up with the idea for this project?

Who in your community will benefit from the project? *

Please provide details of why the project is taking place and how it will benefit Gloucester City Homes tenants and the wider community.

How do you know that your project or idea is needed locally? *

For instance have you consulted the local community about the project? What was the result?

How will you let the wider community and public know about the project work you are doing and how will you get them involved? *

How will this project / activity be of benefit to GCH communities and fit with the GCH community investment aim (see download above)? *

Total cost of the project

How much are you applying for?

What will this funding pay for? *

Please break this down as much as possible for us.

Where will the remainder of the funding come from? *

How much of the funding is already secured?

What would happen if you did not receive funding or support from GCH? *

If this is an ongoing project how will you sustain the work or impact of the work in the future? *

Date funding is ideally required by? *

NB. GCH may not be able to meet this date dependent on the availability of funds / date of the next meeting to assess applications.

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