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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Allchurches Trust’s Roof Protection Scheme provides grants to help churches install roof alarms in response to the issue of metal theft, which continues to be a very challenging issue across the UK.
The Tabhair Trust is passionate about nurturing small to medium sized charities in their aspirations to change communities and restore broken lives through providing opportunities for education, training and personal advancement. They welcome applications from charities that combine support services with enterprising mission to improve social wellbeing and employment opportunities in the lives of the disengaged and disadvantaged.
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Friends Provident Foundation - Building Resilient Economies
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The aim of this funding programme is to contribute to a more resilient, sustainable and fairer economic system. There are two outcomes that flow from the overall aim: ‘systems change’ and ‘local economic resilience’. Local economic resilience projects will focus on testing and reviewing local or small-scale initiatives that build economic resilience through diversity, flexibility and building capability in communities. They will support projects that share learning about effective ways for communities to create more sustainable economic systems and retain more of the value generated. This might include creating community assets or new approaches to local finance. System change projects will require strong analysis of the issues and possible solutions. They will also need to develop and demonstrate methods that will effectively change policy and corporate behaviours in pursuit of wider social objectives.
The Water Environment Fund provides funding to projects to help restore Scotland’s catchments from the source, down through rivers, lochs, floodplains into the estuaries and out to sea. It is targeted on projects which will derive the greatest benefit to Scotland’s rivers and neighboring communities including and improving fish migration past redundant structures and improving river corridors.
Both funds aim to increase the supply of affordable housing of all tenures in rural Scotland and will contribute to the 50,000 affordable homes target. The funds have two components. The main one offers capital support (grant and loan) to enable the direct provision of new affordable housing and refurbishment of existing empty properties. A second, smaller component provides a contribution to feasibility studies. Applications for feasibility funding will only be accepted from projects already invited to apply at the Expression of Interest stage
The fund allows you to nominate a local charity or good cause to the programme. Projects should benefit the wider community and address its needs. It can pay for capital costs of buildings, renovations, vehicles and equipment. Every year, Asda customers have the chance to vote for their favourite local good cause when they shop in store via our Green Token Giving programme. Due to Covid, in summer 2021 Green token Giving will return via an online vote. The online vote will work in a similar way to store voting. Each superstore will feature three community projects online that have been nominated by customers and colleagues.
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