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SUPPORTING BAME COMMUNITIES MICRO GRANTS – SHORT DEADLINE
1. Title: SUPPORTING BAME COMMUNITIES – MICRO GRANTS – SHORT DEADLINE2. Awarding Authority: Pakistani Muslim Centre, GB Email: grants@pmcuk.org. Web: 3. Contract type: Service contract4. Description: Covid-19 has exposed the depth and breadth of health inequalities across the specified location. Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) organisations, communities and individuals have been disproportionately impacted by the pandemic.5. CPV Code(s): 85000000, 85300000, 851000006. NUTS code(s): UKE, UKE3, UKE32, UKE317. Main site or location of works, main place of delivery or main place of performance: UKSheffield and Rotherham8. Reference attributed by awarding authority: Not provided.9. Estimated value of requirement: Grants up to £500 are available to help these organisations maintain stability and build capacity during this challenging period.10. Deadline is 9.10.2020 (00:00).11. Address to which they must be sent: For further information regarding the above contract notice please visit:12. Other information: Grants up to £500 are available to help these organisations maintain stability and build capacity during this challenging period. The money must be spent in three months, and bids need to come from organisations that meet the following:Working in Sheffield or RotherhamBAME-ledServices support primarily BAME peopleHave not accessed any funding from South Yorkshire’s Community FoundationFor further information or to request an application pack email: grants@pmcuk.org.# funding opportunity# COVID-19
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