The Building Brighter Futures Fund (BBFF) aims to support the most disadvantaged young people furthest from the labour market by providing opportunities to gain the skills and confidence to succeed through education, training and employment, throughout Scotland. The BBFF is funded by Hub Community Foundation (HCF) and managed by Inspiring Scotland.
About the Building Brighter Futures Fund
HCF is committed to helping Scotland’s communities to grow and flourish through collaborative community engagement. Hub Community Foundation identified training and employability opportunities for disadvantaged young people as the initial area of focus for grant giving and support and appointed Inspiring Scotland to manage the Building Brighter Futures Fund (BBFF) in December 2017.
Building Brighter Futures Fund will distribute up to £300,000 in total per annum over three years to selected organisations which support young people, aged 12 to 21, into employment, education or training.
Funding awards, will range from £20,000 to £60,000 per annum over three years, and will be subject to ongoing monitoring, reporting and review. Inspiring Scotland will work with the portfolio of successful organisations to ensure funding is used in the most cost-effective and impactful way.
Successful organisations which meet the aims and the criteria of the fund will be selected by HCF, with support from Inspiring Scotland.
This fund is now closed for applications. The application deadline date was 5pm on 16th March 2018
Building Brighter Futures Fund
Portfolio of charities
Building Brighter Futures Fund
Aberdeen Foyer
Aberdeen Foyer provides housing support to young people aged 16 years and over in crisis situations. This core service is complemented by a holistic range of programs including money management, employability initiatives and counselling. OFN Fund investment supports those aged 16-25 who have been, or are at risk of, exclusion from education and supports the provision of a
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Building Brighter Futures Fund
Callander Youth Project Trust
Callander Youth Project serves the young people in a 400 square mile area of rural Stirlingshire. It is rooted in the community and offers a continuum of services for young people from primary school through to the age of 25. 14:19 Fund investment supports the expansion of the accredited employability support programme, Steps to Work, which
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Building Brighter Futures Fund
CEIS Aryrshire
CEIS Ayrshire provides a comprehensive employability, business services and recruitment and skills development service. Through engagement with businesses in a partnership approach to recruitment and workforce planning CEIS Ayrshire aims to create a link between jobseekers and employers.
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