Tudor Trust is launching new guidelines on 1 April 2006. They will still be a generalist trust, funding widely across the social welfare field in the UK.
They are introducing a two-stage application process. The requirements for a first-stage proposal will be described in full in their guidelines and on their website. All proposals received on or after 1 April 2006 must follow these new guidelines. Any applications which don’t follow the new guidelines will not be considered.
From 1 April 2006 you do not have to have received a grant from them in the past to apply to us. However, you will need to read their new guidelines to check your eligibility and whether your organisation has the key characteristics they are looking for in the groups they now want to fund.
Look at their updated website on 1 April 2006, when the new guidelines will be available.
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Why not try Company law reform from the NICVA training calendar on 20 November?
Find out about the new regulations which have come into force through the Companies Act 2006 and get an opportunity to consider the practical implications for companies in the voluntary and community sector. You will also discover the new rules on electronic communications, directors' duties, general meetings and other provisions.
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