Latest funding news from GVCS Alliance now available.

The Women’s Vote Centenary Grant Scheme is a £1.5 million government fund that will support local and community groups across England in celebrating the centenary of women gaining the right to vote.

Keep up to date with new trends and opportunities that can aid sustainability for your organisation.

Forest of Dean - Forest Youth Activities Fund. 

Applications will be assessed on a first come, first served basis until the remaining funding is allocated. Projects must be completed by 31 March 2018.

Applications for Satellite Club funding in Gloucestershire can be made for up to 2 years of delivery over a minimum of 30 weeks per year.   Satellite Clubs are extensions or outposts of existing community sports clubs or activities who bring their expertise and enthusiasm to local places, such as a community venue or a school where young people already meet.

Are you a young or emerging director looking for some space and support to workshop some of your brilliant ideas? Wilton’s Plays Without Décor Programme may be for you. As part of our Heritage and Artistic Engagement Programme, Wilton’s is offering four emerging directors the chance to use Wilton’s Aldgate and Allhallows Learning and Participation Studio for one week in October 2018.

Welcome to Creative Takeovers: a weekly co-working event for creatives in Gloucester. At Blackfriars Enterprise Hub in the city centre, 10am-5pm every Wednesday. You can drop in when you like. Work around other creatives where there is coffee, wifi and FREE support for your business from Uni of Glos staff.

RISE Youth Dance are looking for applicants between the ages of 18 - 25, for their 1 year training Programme.

We are looking for performers of all types to bring new work, show old work, make new relationships, network and grow the programme at our busy Street Festival.

Work for us this summer as our Welfare Leader at our residential music courses from 5th-18th August near Gloucester.

Opportunity to contribute to a new publication exploring participatory arts and older people.

The National Memory Day Partnership are currently seeking applications for a free half-day National Memory Day poet training session on the morning of Thursday 21st June 2018 at Gloucester Library.

Inclusion Gloucestershire believes that everyone has gifts, ambitions, aspirations and strengths. Sometimes, people with disabilities or mental ill health experience barriers, setbacks and challenges which hinder their personal potential. We have an opportunity to join our talented team as Drama Project Coordinator, delivering and developing drama based training and productions.

Would you like to be part of an inspiring peer led development network?

Are you an independent artist or producer with at least five years experience working in the arts or cultural sector, either work or based in Gloucester and surrounding areas and would benefit from structured space and time to develop your artistic ideas and solve current professional challenges?

Then Action Learning could be for you!

Taking place on the 20th June at WWT Slimbridge. In this workshop you slow down and use photography, mindfulness, and walking to look again at the world around you. You learn to take notice and see the extraordinary in the ordinary.

Mother Who Make is a sharing session supporting mothers who are artists and makers to explore their practice with their children present, valuing equally their dual roles of mother and artist.

Welcome to Creative Takeovers: a weekly co-working event for creatives in Gloucester. At Blackfriars Enterprise Hub in the city centre, 10am-5pm every Wednesday. You can drop in when you like. Work around other creatives where there is coffee, wifi and FREE support for your business from Uni of Glos staff.

Creative Carers Project is a shared studio/work space for creative’s of all disciplines who care for young children between the ages of 0-7yrs.

Worcestershire Arts Partnership has organised four CPD half day sessions for the arts and cultural sector. Sessions include business planning, income generation, marketing and practice as research. Book now. First course is on 11th July in Worcester.

Lion Television is currently producing a new series on the arts and crafts movement for the BBC and are looking for people to take part.

Presenters are being lined up for Gloucester's second PeckaKucha night. We are looking forward to another evening of inspiring quick-fire talks. See you there!

If you’re an ambitious, socially minded registered enterprise, trading for less than three years and based in Gloucestershire, this FREE and essential two-day course will provide you with an opportunity to assess your potential options for growth.