NI Policing Board: Police Property Fund Grants Scheme

Open (with deadline for applications) Addiction and substance misuse Aged 60+ Children (0-12) Community and neighbourhood development Community safety and crime prevention Health promotion Health, wellbeing and sport Healthcare services Rescue and emergency Young people (13-25) Northern Ireland Micro (up to £1,000) Small (up to £10,000)

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Overview

What is the Fund?

The Police Property Fund is made up of assets recovered by the PSNI as a result of criminal investigations, and administered by the Board in line with the Police (Property) Regulations NI 1997. The Policing Board agreed to implement the Fund through a Small Grants Scheme (80% of available Funds) and a Large Grants Scheme (20% of available Funds).

To date the Board has progressed two Small Grants Funding Calls which have seen almost £320,000 awarded to eligible projects across Northern Ireland and a third call for Small Grants has been ongoing since June 2024.

Funding Level

This call for applications will award a total of £150,000 in large grants of between £20,000 and £30,000 to eligible projects.

Eligible projects

Applications for funding will need to demonstrate that the project

is strategic in nature
engages with local police
contributes to building community safety and/or confidence in the police in your area
is aligned to a charitable purpose

In addition, all applications for assistance under the Police Property Fund will be considered in line with the following conditions:

The organisation must be legally constituted (a copy of the organisation’s constitution should be included with the application for support); and
Organisations must be financially stable and have sufficient accountability and controls (a copy of the most recent official accounts must be submitted by successful projects in advance of receipt of a Letter of Offer.)

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