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Leeds Language Hub Grant Programme

Leeds Language Hub Grant Programme. Hannah Jameson Language Hub Coordinator. Language Hub Grant Programme. Coordinated by Leeds City Council Communities Team Focus: Bring people together through activities share skills build relationships

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Leeds Language Hub Grant Programme

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  1. Leeds Language Hub Grant Programme Hannah Jameson Language Hub Coordinator

  2. Language Hub Grant Programme Coordinated by Leeds City Council Communities Team Focus: Bring people together through activities share skills build relationships have opportunities to practise conversational English

  3. What is available? Grants of up to £5000 to support activities which: Develop key language skills of participants Benefit new and settled communities

  4. Your project could involve:

  5. What are we looking for? We welcome all applications, but particularly want to support the following: New and emerging groups and grassroots organisations who focus on local work Projects that take place in neighbourhoods that experience deprivation or disadvantage Projects working with vulnerable women

  6. To apply for this funding, your project should show it: supports English language learning through conversation is activity rather than classroom-based brings people together from settled and new communities raises awareness of services and life in Leeds engages with at least 20 people (at least a third of participants need English language support) can be delivered and evaluated by May 2020

  7. What the funding can pay for Who can apply? • Community and voluntary sector organisations. We would also consider: • Non registered groups who apply in partnership with a registered organisation • Providers delivering new or additional activities • Volunteer-led activity • Volunteer expenses • Crèche • Venue hire • Materials needed to run the activity What the funding cannot pay for • Staffing costs • Political or religious activities

  8. The Language Hub Coordinator can help with: • Feedback on draft applications • Linking you with tutors and other potential partners • Providing signposting information to other services • Advice on progression pathways for participants • Advice on project evaluation

  9. How to apply • Application packs and guidance are available now • Applications will be considered between February 2019 and September 2019 • You can send additional information to support your application by video

  10. Contact Hannah with any questions or for more information Language.Hub@leeds.gov.uk

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