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Community Grants Fund Info
Community Grants Fund Info
The Neighbourhood Partnership Community Grants Fund is a small
grants scheme provided by the Council.
Neighbourhood Partnerships can award small grants of up to
£5,000 to constitued groups for local community activity that
supports the work of the Neighbourhood Partnership and its
Local Community Plan.
Almost £22,000 was allocated to Portobello and
Craigmillar this year. Thirteen local projects
benefitted from awards ranging from £667 to £4,840.
There will be a similar allocation in 2013-14, and applications
can now be made.
If you are making an application please ensure we receive
it at least four weeks before the meeting.
The next meeting is Wednesday 29 May.
More Information
More information on the Community Grants Fund can
be found in the NP Community Grants Fund Criteria
Applying for a Community Grant
Application Forms with details on where to submit,
plus Funding Conditions are available below.
Please note that any applications submitted electronically
must be followed up by a paper copy of the form with original
signatures, submitted to your the East Local Office, 101
Niddrie Mains Road EH16 4DS.
Or contact eastteam@edinburgh.gov.uk
Please note, allow as much time as possible for your
application to be considered. The Neighbourhood
Partnership meets 4 times each year, and reports for consideration
require to be completed two weeks before each meeting.
Applications will need to be made at least two more weeks before
then, ie at least four weeks before each
meeting.
NP Community Grants Fund Application Form
(Word) (you can type and save changes on this
version)
NP Community Grants Fund Application Form
(PDF)
Council Funding Conditions
NEW GRANT FINDING WEBSITE
edinburgh4community is a great new online
service for grant finding which allows you to search through
hundreds of Government, Lottery, charitable trust and other funds
available on a European, national, regional and local
basis. It provides information about funding for individuals,
charities, community groups, social enterprises and voluntary
organisations.
It can be used at home and from the library and can be
found on Your Library at http://yourlibrary.edinburgh.gov.uk/grants. Users
will need to register on the site the first time they use
it. This service is a replacement
for Funderfinder which will not be available from the end
of April.