How much is on offer: About £16m will be available for three years from April 2008.
What it will fund: Capacitybuilders has earmarked nine priority areas lacking in support in the third sector. These include: campaigning and advocacy; collaboration; equalities and diversity; income generation; leadership and governance; marketing and communications; modernising volunteering; performance management and responding to social change. Programmes that improve resources in these priority areas will be considered for funding.
Who can apply: The fund is open to charities, voluntary or community organisations and social enterprises. Programmes most likely to receive funding will be development schemes that facilitate training or new approaches to delivering a service. Expressions of interest will be evaluated by such factors as an organisation's track record of service provision and a programme's sustainable impact beyond 2011. Individuals are not eligible to apply.
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