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Community Grants 2009/10

Community Grants 2009/10

You can now apply for a 2009/2010 Community Grant, but please note that:

The new grants programme will use the skills and experience of voluntary, community and Social Enterprises to assist the Council and partners in meeting the targets set out in the Local Area Agreement (LAA 2).

The LAA is an agreement between the Swindon Partnership Board and the Government which identifies 46 targets to be achieved by March 2011. A summary identifying the targets is attached as an appendix to this letter.

Organisations will be invited to put forward proposals that will assist in meeting one or more of the targets

Who can apply for a grant?

It is proposed that any voluntary, community or social enterprise organisation can apply for a grant.

The funding will not be for the core costs of the organisation but will go towards the achievement of defined objectives. Whilst applying organisations will be able to claim for overheads, this will need to be proportionate to the scale and cost of the project.

Application Forms

To apply for a Community Grant, please download and complete an application form:

Community Grants 2009/2010 Application Form (PDF)

Application forms are also available to collect in person from Community Services at Premier House, Station Road, Swindon, SN1 1TZ or by post. To request a copy, please telephone Kathleen Daley on 01793 466468

Closing date: 30 November 2008 - Please note that late applications will not be processed

Selection and Evaluation of proposals

All applications will be evaluated by a panel comprising officers from the departments involved in each of the five LAA blocks below

Proposals will be evaluated as follows:

1. Value for Money and contribution towards achieving LAA 2 targets -25%

2. Ability of applicant to deliver proposal - 20%

3. Quality of proposal - 25%

4. Innovation - 20%

5. Contribution to the organisation’s development - 10%

A set of possible projects are available as part of the Guidance but applicants are not required to use these which are examples.

Funding Priorities & Guidelines

For more information about Community Grants, please see:

Funding Priorities & Guidelines (PDF)

Community Grants 2009/10 Appendix 1 (PDF)

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