The Silver Dreams Fund is a programme run in association with the "Daily Mail". The Fund is posing a challenge to the voluntary and community sector to come up with great ideas for projects that will pioneer ways to help vulnerable older people deal more effectively with life-changing events. Heroes Return2 funds veterans, their families, spouses and carers to visit the places where they saw action in the Second World War or to take part in commemorative events in the UK. The Improving Futures programmes helps children from families who have complex and multiple needs. The National Lottery Act 2006 gave Big Lottery Fund the powers to handle non-Lottery as well as Lottery funding. Big Lottery Fund has managed non-Lottery programmes on behalf of OCS, the Department for Education and the Welsh Assembly Government. The organisation's non-Lottery funding is branded distinctly and promoted independently from Lottery funding. The Big Potential programme delivers grant funding to eligible charities and social enterprises with the aim of improving the sustainability, capacity and scale of organisations in order that they may deliver greater social impact. The programme is run by Social Investment Business and its £20m investment pool closed in 2017.