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Malcolm Green Memorial Fund Applications are now open!

Thursday 15 October 2009

The aims of the trust are to make one-off grants to grass roots community or voluntary organisations or individuals working in socially and economically deprived areas and that will benefit the regeneration of the wider community or area.

Each year the fund will invite applications from a specific field, area or organisation. The type of projects that could be supported will include:

• A practical community project
• A grant to enable a community project or community enterprise to develop further
• A grant to enable a person(s) to develop their skills or qualifications further (eg financial/management skills etc) in a relevant area relating to a community project
• Participatory appraisal and evaluation projects
• Support to small community organistions to build an evidence base to support funding applications to other bodies eg, community baselining
• Advice or training for community groups to assist in the development of funding applications
• Business planning advice and small scale consultancy support
• A research project or dissertation on area based regeneration.

The project could be local, regional or national but the fund will particularly encourage innovative projects and initiatives that reflect a partnership approach and support local capacity building.

For more information on the aims of the fund and an application form please visit the M·E·L homepage.

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