Success in Funding Applications Training
NICVA
This three hour training session will look at how to develop successful funding applications and will give learners practical advice on how to complete a strong funding application.
Learners will gain the skills and confidence needed for planning projects and completing applications as part of their role. Key areas covered include:
- Overview of sources of funding
- Describe what makes a successful application
- Outline the three steps to applying for funding from grant makers and trusts.
Training Outcomes
Participants will:
- Have an understanding of funding available
- How to identify relevant funding
- How to complete a funding application
Who should attend?
This training aims to introduce you to or refresh your knowledge of applying for funding and is suitable for trustees, volunteers and staff.
Costs: £50 NICVA members, £70 non-members
"Excellent information (not previously known) on a very broad network of grant sources".
Noel Martin, Hillsborough Parish Church
Date and Time
Location
NICVA
61 Duncairn Gardens
Belfast
BT15 2GB
United Kingdom
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Success in Funding Applications Training
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