Teiges Mountain Wind Farm Community Fund

The Fermanagh Trust

Open or will open again Active citizenship Age Aged 26 - 59 years Aged 60+ Arts, culture and heritage Buildings and built environment Built heritage Children (0-12) Community and neighbourhood development Community development Community safety and crime prevention Cross community Cultural, events and festivals environment good relations Health promotion Health, wellbeing and sport Human rights and equality Miscellaneous Multiculturalism Natural environment and climate Peace and reconciliation People with disabilities Poverty and deprivation Recycling and waste management Social inclusion Social welfare and poverty Sport and physical recreation Transport, travel and tourism volunteering Young people (13-25) Fermanagh and Omagh Medium (up to £60,000) Micro (up to £1,000) Small (up to £10,000)

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Overview

Proposals will be accepted from all aspects of community life – economic, social, and educational and environmental.

The Fund is towards a number of grant streams

1. REVENUE SMALL GRANTS PROGRAMME
Offering grants up to £2000 towards: community activities, venue improvements / minor capital works, recurring costs for a programme.

2. STRATEGIC PROJECTS REVENUE GRANTS
(up to a maximum of £5000 pa over 1-3 year period) working with a range of organisations across the Area of Benefit, which will make a significant contribution to community life. We would particularly welcome strategic applications which will make a significant contribution to these themes; – reduction in crime / anti-social behaviour, community first aid, defibrillator initiative, hosting of cross-community events, improve access to services via a community volunteer driver scheme, environmental improvements, increasing access to the natural environment, renewable energy, improving mental health.

Nb – an organisation can only hold one grant award from the Fund at any one time. Partnership applications which include an organisation in receipt of another grant at the time will be considered. The Fermanagh Trust will not discuss, or fund applications submitted by professional fundraising consultants on behalf of local groups. We are committed to building the capacity of grass roots organisation’s and are here to help voluntary committee members directly.

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