Funding in Perth & Kinross
The Rural Perth & Kinross LEADER programme, on behalf of Perth & Kinross Council has teamed up with SCVO's Funding Scotland to provide an advanced online funding search for your charity, community group or social enterprise. From small grants to funding for big capital projects, we can help you track down the funding you need to make a difference in your community.
Rural Perth & Kinross LEADER Programme 2014-2020: The European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development: Europe investing in rural areas
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This funding provides support in a variety of ways and to organisations linked to deaf young people. The Trust gives grants to organisations and individuals to advance the education of children and young people with a hearing impairment. The young people will be up to an age in their mid-twenties resident in the UK. They can provide assistance with the purchase of specialist hearing equipment or other aids which will benefit an individual or organisation. They will also support the provision of funding for special courses or individual tuition or speech therapy, professional assessments and advice or support, appeals against, local authorities and the financial support of another charity for hearing impaired.
Movement for Good awards are available to charities that are changing people’s lives for the better. The grant must be used to cover a specific project and one or more of the following charitable objects: - the advancement of education and skills - the advancement of citizenship or community development - the advancement of arts, culture or heritage.
The Gateway Grants Programme offers grants to places of worship for costs towards developing a church building project such as feasibility studies, options appraisals, professional fees, surveys and other development costs up to RIBA Planning Stage 1. The aim is to help churches develop appropriate, high quality, well researched projects before approaching a major grant funder. They prioritise applications that can demonstrate strong community engagement and sound plans for economic viability.
Partners in Change has been established to support work which aims to change how services and supports addressing poverty and/or trauma are designed and delivered. The fund will support organisations to test new ways of working, replicate an intervention which has been trialled successfully elsewhere, or scale up a successful service/support. Organisations should be seeking to address one or more of the following issues: - Financial wellbeing: tackling the financial and material effects of poverty on people and communities - Emotional wellbeing and relationships: ensuring people have emotional wellbeing, and confidence and strength in their relationships with others - Educational and work pathways: equipping people for the future by supporting learning and skills Organisations should be working in a focussed way with at least one of the prioritised demographic groups. Details of these can be found in the fund guidance.
Versus Arthritis are distributing grants to support people with musculoskeletal conditions including arthritis to get active. Organisations should be working to increase the availability of exercise opportunities for people with musculoskeletal conditions in local communities, to reduce the negative impact of coronavirus and the widening of the inequalities in sport and physical activity. Applications are particularly welcome from groups who also support people from lower socio-economic groups, Black, Asian and/or Minority Ethnic communities and disabled people.
The Fund supports individuals and organisations with a direct mining connection, who are in genuine need of financial assistance. They support charities to be sustainable through supporting trustees, helping understand legal and charitable requirements and access funds to help you develop. They actively support other mining charities to deliver services in local communities and can help with how to manage your funds and remain sustainable. They can fund a range of activities including: - the organisation and provision of outdoor and indoor recreational facilities - the provision and maintenance of convalescent accommodation and aid in the rehabilitation of the disabled - the promotion and maintenance of youth clubs and youth courses - co-operation with individual miners' welfare schemes and other centres in predominantly mining communities in promoting activities - the relief of distress occasioned by any accident occurring in the coal mining industry in Scotland involving the loss of life or serious or permanent injury to any person employed in the said industry
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