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Community Grants Fund Info
Community Grants Funds are available to local constituted groups
for one-off projects up to a maximum of £5000. Criteria and
application forms are available below.
Applications can be submitted at any time, but should be at
least 6-8 weeks before the date of the next public meeting. If the
project is for an event which is time-crucial and takes place
before public meeting schedule, please call for advice on 529
5270.
For more information on Community Grants Fund, email Elaine Lennon by
clicking here.
To download an application form, click here
CGF Application Form
To download current guidelines for Community Grants Fund, click
here: CGF
guidelines
To download a copy of the 'End of Grant' rpeort which is due to
be completed and returned six months after date of award, please
click here: End
of Grant Report
2013/14
The amount for allocation during 2013/14 is £29,161 and is now
open for applications. As our budget is smaller than in
previous years it is again unlikely that the £5000 maximum will be
awarded for any project except under special circumstances
We welcome applications from small community groups for projects
that benefit the local community and progress the local community
plan prorities. Please see below for further information and
application details.
2012/13
The amount for allocation during 2012/13 is £26,301 and is now
open for applications. As our budget is smaller than in
previous years it is again unlikely that the £5000 maximum will be
awarded for any project except under special circumstances
We welcome applications from small community groups for projects
that benefit the local community. Please see below for further
information and application details.
Awards allocated in 2012/13 were:
- £3361 to Fet-Lor to support area wide Summer Programme
activities
- £500 to support Blackhall Children's Sports Day
- £2500 toward costs of new football coaching for children in
Blackhall
- £3500 towards SeptemberFest
- £500 for new computer equipment for EDRA
- £1250 for work to toilet facilities in Stockbridge House
- £1229 to Drylaw Rainbow Club for an outing for service
users
- £1771 to Stockbridge Inverleith Community Council to support
StockFest 2012
- £2000 to North Edinburgh Arts Centre cafe development
- £2100 to Stockbridge Inverleith Community Council for bike
parking in Raeburn Place
- £3500 to North Edinburgh News for development of a database of
contacts and extension of print run
- £4090 to Ferryhill Parent Council for new play
equipment
2011 / 2012
The amount for allocation during 2011/12 was £26,301
Awards allocated in 2011/2012 were:
- £3274 Fet-Lor Inverleith Summer Programme
- £1500 Lifecare - new flooring
- £500 Blackhall Children's Sports Day
- £655 Maidencraig Court Residents Assocation - fencing
- £1718 Drylaw Neighbourhood Centre - Hopscotch
- £1500 Drylaw Neighbourhood Centre - Cycling training
- £2000 Broughton High School Association - SeptemberFest
- £4180 Water of Leith Honorary Bailiffs
- £4860 to NEN to develop their community journalists
- £690 to Drylaw Skatepark Project to carry out a Noise
Study
- £1222 to PEP to update their computer suite to offer lessons to
people living in Inverleith
- £2904 to Stepping Stones to develop their 'Moving On' programme
in Drylaw
- £1050 to Stockaree Tenants Organisation to provde art classes
for tenants
- £248 to Warriston Residents Assoction to install a metal
gate
2010 / 2011
The amount for allocation during 2010/2011 was £28,588 and
is now fully allocated for this year.
Awards allocated in 2010/2011 were:
- £740 to Lothian Centre for Integrated Living to run two
information sessions for local disabled people
- £1127 to Edinburgh Leisure to support a jog programme for local
women
- £1439 to Drylaw Church Disco for equipment
- £3250 to Drylaw Neighbourhood Centre for a feasibility study
into a skate park in Easter Drylaw Park
- £1450 to Association of Scottish Muslims (Blackhall Mosque) for
fencing
- £2527 to Blackhall Nursery for storage, display boards and
learning resources
- Life Care - £500 towards creating an activities and
entertainment programme for older people.
- North Edinburgh Childcare - £1,800 towards running a ten week
radio/video programme for children in Ferryhill out of school care
project.
- Stockbridge Primary School PTA - £4,000 towards playground
sports/play facilities.
- Edzell Nursery - £550 to purchase a laptop package for use by
staff and children at the nursery.
- Friends of Davidsons Mains Park - £889 towards an environmental
education project with children in Davidsons Mains Primary
School.
- Drylaw Rainbow Club - £828 towards the purchase of equipment
toimprove the quality of life of older people in their care.
- Life Care - £1,000 to purchase equipment for community use at
events held in Stockbridge House.
- Edinburgh BATS Rugby - £1,500 for new rugby activities and
development of existing activities in the Inverleith area.
- Fet-Lor Youth Centre - £2,728 to support development of an
extensive Inverleith Neighbourhood Partnership Summer Programme
2010.
- North Edinburgh News - £1,500 to work with children and young
people from schools in Inverleith and Forth on literacy and
communication skills.
- The Yard Adventure Centre - £700 to extend their annual bonfire
night in the Centre to a larger community event.
- Broughton High School Parent Council - £760 to develop
'Broughton Identity'.
- Inverleith Youth Forum - £1300 for a residential engagement
weekend
2009 / 2010
The amount for allocation during 2009/2010 was £35,735.
Grants awarded from this were:
- £5,000 to Edinburgh Treefest 2008 for artists and
demonstrators for the 2 day community event held in
Inverleith Park
- £3552 to Blachhall Playgroup towards replacing furniture and
equipment
- £5000 to Friends of Ravelston Park and Woods Association
towards refurbishing the hard court area
- £3024 to Blackhall Community Association to run
summer nursery playscheme and to carry out streetwork with
young people
- £3000 to Drylaw Neighbourhood Centre to carry out a summer
programme of leisure, recreational and educational activities for
children and young people
- £3578 to North Edinburgh News to extend its circulation and
production to the Inverleith Ward, and to develop a business
plan
- £500 to Blackhall Children's Sports Committee towards the
Blackhall Children's Sports Day 2009
- £500 to North Edinburgh Childcare to support its summer holiday
activities in Inverleith
- £500 to Primary School Musical Voluntary Organisation to
showcase a musical developed by children and parents at Stockbridge
Primary School
- £1000 to Guiding Association Raeburn Division to host a
celebration of 100 years of guiding
- £600 to Friends of Inverleith Park to create a treewalk in the
park
- £1500 to LifeCare to purchase necessary kitchen equipment
- £3630 to Water of Leith Conservation Trust to carry out
improvements to access to Water of Leith at Belford Road
- £600 to North West Carers Centre to produce Carer Information
Packs
- £576 to Inverleith Allotments to support the refurbishment of a
storage container into meeting space
- £2987 to Blackhall Mosque to purchase equipment for youth
activities in the Mosque
2008 / 2009
The allocation to Inverleith NP for Community Grants Fund for
2008/09 was £52,315. This included £16,580 carry forward, and
comprises £44,347 Core Funding and £7.968 Quality of Life
funding.
Community Grant Fund The following have been awarded under the
Community Grants Fund since the Inverleith NP was established in
August 2007:
- £2,865 to Fet-Lor for Summer holiday activity for young
people
- £6,000 to Friends of King George V Park for research into youth
facilities and tunnel project
- £5,000 to Edinburgh Treefest 2008 for support to 2 day
community event held in Inverleith Park
- £6,000 to Blackhall Nursery for equipment and fittings for
extension to building.
- £4000 to Stockbridge and Inverleith Community Council to
support Stockbridge Festival.
- £760 to The Yard to produce an e-newsletter.
- £2499 to Stockaree Tenants Organisation to deliver a programme
of physical and social leisure activities to tenants.
- £3772 to Drylaw Parish Church to purchase computers to allow
them to deliver classes and also to buy equipment for the
development of its youth club.
- £207.98 to Craigleith Blackhall Community Council to develop
their website.
- £5000.00 to LifeCare to install double glazing in their dining
room to improve the comfort of older community users of the
project.
- £5,000 to Friends of King George V Park to start buildings
work in the tunnels project
- £900 to Drylaw Neighbourhood Centre for events for
International Women's Day
- £1,557 to Drylaw Neighbourhood Centre with Fet-Lor Youth Agency
to develop Duke Of Edinburgh Awards
- £2,500 to Drylaw Neighbourhood Centre to increase resources for
youth and childrens work
- £4,985 to North Edinburgh Arts Centre to support multi art
workshops
Applications can be submitted at any time, but should be at
least 6-8 weeks before the date of the next public meeting. If the
project is for an event which is time-crucial and takes place
before public meeting schedule, please call for advice on 529
5270.
For more information on Community Grants Fund, email Elaine Lennon by
clicking here.
To download an application form, click here
CGF Application Form
To download current guidelines for Community Grants Fund, click
here:
CGF guidelines
We are keen to get your views on how we dealt with your
application.
Please click here to download our Customer Satisfation Survey
and please return to Elaine Lennon on elaine.lennon@edinburgh.gov.uk
or post to Elaine Lennon, Services for Communities, 8 West Pilton
Gardens, Edinburgh, EH4 4DP. Thank you.