UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF)
Overview
The UK Shared Prosperity Fund will provide £2.6 billion of funding for local investment by March 2025.
The Fund aims to improve life for residents across the UK by investing in three themes:
- communities and place
- supporting local business
- people and skills
The Government's UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF) Prospectus provides detailed information, including:
- the types of projects it supports
- how it operates
- the bidding process
For more information about the fund see:
- GOV.UK: UK Shared Prosperity Fund
- GOV.UK: UKSPF: interventions, outputs and indicators
- GOV.UK: UKSPF: outputs and outcomes definitions
If you have further questions, email business@southtyneside.gov.uk.
Successful projects
South Tyneside's UKSPF Programme has awarded almost £8.8 million to 30 projects across the borough to date.
These projects were successful after detailed, independent assessments which looked at how bids could:
- deliver by March 2025
- meet the objectives of UKSPF
- deliver key local growth priorities, as set out in the prospectus
The full list of successful bids so far can be found below.
Community and Place
- Community Wellness
- Your Community Shops
- Business and Community Response Team
- Hebburn Public Art
- Making Waves
- Total River Therapy
- Food Fair
- Home Energy Advice Team (HEAT)
- Training and learning hub at Jarrow Hall
- Modular building - Gypsies Green
- Modular Building - Epinay School
Supporting Local Business
- South Tyneside Care Academy
- Start Up South Tyneside Programme
- North East Screen Industries Partnership (NESIP)
- BIPC Local Provision
People and Skills
- South Tyneside Works Navigators
- Women and Girls Support Project
- Neurodiversity Employment Service (NES)
- Women's Engagement South Tyneside
- Where there's a will...
- Volunteer It Yourself
- Career warm-up
- Step Ahead South Tyneside
- STAR programme
- Upskill to success
- Good2Graft
- New Start - Green Horizons
- Inclusivity Pilot in Advanced Manufacturing