logo
This site uses cookies to improve your experience. By using this site, you accept our Privacy Policy.
banner
Role Detail

Grants finder and application writer

Ham United Group

In this role, you'll research potential grant opportunities and draft compelling applications to secure funding for our initiatives. Your efforts will help support local gardening, conservation, and community projects. Ideal candidates have strong writing skills and a passion for environmental issues. This flexible position will require initiative and liaison with the HUG project leaders.

Detailed Description

We are seeking a dedicated and passionate volunteer to assist Ham United Group (HUG) to identify and secure funding through grants. The grants or other sources of income should be focused on environmental initiatives, gardening, conservation, and community engagement. This role is essential for enhancing our projects and expanding our impact in these vital areas. See https://hamunitedgroup.org.uk/ for more about Ham United Group.

Activities you will be doing

Finance & Accountancy,Fundraising

What skills are required for this role

Bookkeeping & Finance, Good IT Skills, Reading & Writing, Research

Why these skills are required

Research skills: ability to identify and evaluate grant opportunities effectively. Writing skills: strong written communication skills to create clear, persuasive proposals. Attention to detail: meticulous in ensuring accuracy in applications and compliance with guidelines. Organisational skills: ability to manage multiple applications, deadlines, and documentation efficiently. Understanding of grant processes: familiarity with grant writing conventions and funding sources. Analytical skills: capability to analyse data and information to support proposals. Team collaboration: willingness to work with team members and gather input from various sources.

What is in it for you

Skill development: gain valuable experience in grant writing, research, and proposal development. Networking opportunities: connect with professionals in the non-profit sector, funders and community leaders. Hands-on experience: participate in projects that contribute to environmental and community initiatives. Community engagement: engage with local communities and contribute to sustainability efforts. Personal satisfaction: experience the fulfillment that comes from making a positive impact in your community and the environment. References and recommendations: build professional references that could support future career opportunities.

Time Commitment

recommended about 5 hours a week - but variable depending on the grant opportunities found by the volunteer

N/A

Anywhere in Richmond, preferably close to Ham.

N/A

1

Application Process
Support you will receive
Role Type
Suitable For
18 and over
We Welcome
N/A
Location
N/A