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The government funded a series of 'Community
Chests' across the country as part of its National Strategy for Neighbourhood
Renewal. The aim was to support community activity in deprived areas,
so that more people become involved in the regeneration of their communities
and neighbourhoods.
Who
were awarded grants?
Can I still get funding from you?
Where can
I get help and advice about other funding sources?
Who were awarded
grants in the past?
In Round 9 of the
Manchester Community (Learning) Chest:
- 119 applications
were received asking for a total of £337,323!
- 88 were successful
in securing a grant.
- Grants totalling
£242,196 were allocated during round 9.
- Additionally, smaller
fastrack grants of up to £1500 were also allocated.
Geographically, groups
representing all areas within Manchester were allocated grants, with several
working in a variety of wards or city wide. A wide range of projects were
supported, with many individual and innovative ideas, underpinning a range
of community led activities.
The Community (Learning)
Chest supports the widest range of community activity in Manchester, encouraging
more people to become involved in the regeneration of their communities
and neighbourhoods. Click on the links below to see lists of groups who
were awarded a grant in previous rounds.
Round
11 (September 2005)
Round 10 (March 2005)
Round 9 (September 2004)
Round 8 (April 2004)
Round 7 (January 2004)
Round 6 (October 2003)
Round 5 (July 2003)
Round 4 (May 2003)
Round 3 (March
2003)
Round 2 (October 2002)
Round 1 (April 2002)
Round 1 (March 2002)
Can
we still get funding from you?
Yes, we are now administering
a new fund for groups called the Manchester IMPACT Fund. Click
here for more information.
Where
can I get help and advice about other funding sources?
You can get help and advice
about other funding sources from The Scarman Trust on 0161 998 9262 or
email support.manchester@thescarmantrust.org.
This service is only free of charge to organisations with an annual income
of less than £50,000 per year.
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This
project is part financed by the
European Regional Development Fund
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