Get funding and financial management support from Locality’s voluntary sector experts
Community organisations and charities are experiencing one of the most challenging social and economic environments for years. Many are seeing increased competition for funding, compounded by unprecedented demand for services.
Locality fully understand how crucial funding and investment is to make your organisation strong and sustainable. We are proud to have supported community and voluntary organisations for over 100 years – and just as proud to be a leading advocate and voice for the sector today.
Our expert advisors have a vast wealth of knowledge and experience in helping community organisations achieve financial stability, and flourish.
We can work with you to develop a tailored package that suits your organisation’s needs and budget.
Locality can provide you with support and assistance for a wide range of your financial needs and decisions. We can help you to:
Become investment ready – We have strong relationships with the most prominent social investors in the country and have a track record in supporting organisations to access different types of investment for both working capital and capital projects.
Secure grants – We work closely with the major grant funders and understand how to produce robust funding bids that meet the asks and aspirations of funders.
Win contracts - We believe community organisations are the best choice for public sector service delivery and we can support you to successfully bid for public sector contracts.
Community shares - Locality is a partner in the Community Shares Unit and we have a team of qualified Community Shares Practitioners ready to help you develop a community share offer.
Identify and access new income streams - We can help you explore and identify new income streams that align with your business and mission goals.
We have also developed diagnostic tools, specifically aimed at helping community groups identify their strength and weakness in governance, market or customer base, financial performance, quality and social impact.
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