Greenability 2014 - Big Lottery presentation
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The document outlines several grant programs available through the Big Lottery Fund for community projects in Scotland, including small grants from £300-£10,000 with no match funding required and no closing dates, as well as larger grants from £10,000-£50,000 for third sector organizations. Eligible projects include sports equipment, gardening, community arts, business planning, early childhood learning and play, and nature nurseries. The document provides contact information and advises readers to read program guidance carefully and speak to funders to determine if their projects are a good fit.
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- 1. Big Lottery Fund Adele Goodfellow
- 3. Small grants •£300 to £10,000 for up to 12 months •one stage application process •community benefit •no match funding required •no closing dates •can have different grants for different projects
- 4. Awards For All • Sports equipment • Gardening • Trips away • Community arts programmes • Refurbishment
- 5. Cosgrove Care – East Renfrewshire
- 6. • Feasibility studies • Business planning Considering our large grants programme? Investing in Ideas
- 8. •From £10,000 - £50,000 • Only for third sector organisations • One stage application process •Decision within 8 weeks •Focussed on 8-24 year olds •Confident, healthy, connected, enterprising
- 9. Facilitating Access Breaking Barriers (FABB)
- 10. Communities and Families Fund •pre-birth to eight years •best start in life •£250 to £10,000 •learning, play, maternal health •community orgs; community councils; statutory bodies (not schools) •strong community involvement
- 11. Rainbows and Puddles Nature Nursery
- 12. Hints and Tips
- 13. All funds are different, so....
- 14. Read the guidance... All funds are different, so....
- 15. Be specific...
- 16. Be clear about how much time and money you need
- 18. Think your project fits? •Read the programme guidance www.biglotteryfund.org.uk/scotland •Contact us: enquiries.scotland@biglotteryfund.org.uk
Editor's Notes
- Cosgrove care- £9285 east renfrewshire- This organisation aim to improve the physical and mental health of service users through the implementation of their 'Paths to Health' initiative. The initiative will involve a number of activities aimed at supporting adults with learning disabilities including fitness classes, meal planning and a gardening project. July 2013 The Butterfly club - £10,000 north ayrshire- The grant will be used to organise and run a summer club for children with severe learning disabilities. July 2013
- £47,620 This group will provide young people aged 18 to 24 years, who have a diverse range of disabilities, with the opportunity to access specialist bikes to enable them to fully participate in outdoor cycling activities.The one-year project will benefit up 160 people in Edinburgh, Lothians, Fife and Dundee City. The grant fund a full-time project co-ordinator post, training costs, van hire and specially adapted bicycles.
- £9834 Rainbows and Puddles Ltd. is a new social enterprise that was set up in February 2014. Sessions will consist of outdoor play and learning to promote healthy lifestyles, physical activity and to give children greater experience of the natural environment. These sessions will take place in the grounds of the nursery and nearby woodland areas and country parks. The group will use funding to pay for equipment for use outdoors, IT equipment and outdoor fencing in order to set up the nursery. The project will provide children with the opportunity to play, explore and learn outdoors as well as to develop new skills. The sessions will also involve time for children to take part in sensory play, yoga and reflection activities. The group are keen to make the sessions as accessible as possible and have children with autism and ADHD on their waiting list who will be supported to take part in activities. Outdoor fencing and posts (£3295.60), bottle warmer, toddle set and room dividers (£2174.95), children's shelter, rest area and outdoor cot (£1461), computer, printer and laminator (£754.54), top soil (£650), projector and guillotine (£458.79), children's swing , mats, block and tackle set (£371.88), water play (£359.94) and space saver cots x2, cot sheets and blankets (£307.40).