Good Relations Small Grants Scheme 2015-2016 In Ards And North Down

Good Relations Small Grants Scheme 2015-2016.

Local community groups and the voluntary sector are invited to apply for funding from Ards and North Down Borough Council’s good relations grants programme for 2015–2016. Applications will be considered from groups wishing to deliver good relations and good race relations projects. [caption id="attachment_59250" align="alignright" width="300"]Ards and North Down Councillor Kellie  Armstrong. Ards and North Down Councillor Kellie Armstrong.[/caption] In line with OFMDFM approved priorities, the good relations small grants scheme will prioritise children and young people, our shared community, our safe community and our cultural expression. All applications must demonstrate that they meet at least one of the following criteria: * xa0addressing the influence of paramilitarism and intra community conflict

* xa0build confidence to address silent sectarianism and racism

* xa0addressing low educational attainment through alternative educational opportunity and informal education

* xa0increase understanding of local culture

* xa0exploring and understanding Good Relations through diversity & cultural diversity

The Chair of Ards and North Down Borough Council’s Community and Wellbeing Committee, Councillor Kellie Armstrong said:xa0“Good relations grants help our community and voluntary groups to deliver projects that really make a difference in the Ards and North Down area. We appreciate the great work that they do and we look forward to hearing about their innovative good relations projects.”

The deadline for completed applications is 4pm on 26 November 2015, with grant awards expected to be announced before Christmas. The Council is running three information meetings for groups interested in applying to the Good Relations Grant Programme: * xa07pm – 8pm on Tuesday 10 November in Ballywalter Village Hall, Ballywalter

* xa07pm – 8pm on Wednesday 11 November at Hamilton House, Hamilton Road, Bangor

* xa07pm – 8pm on Thursday 12 November at Comber Adult Learning Centre, Killinchy Street, Comber

For further information or to request an application form go to:

www.ardsandnorthdown.gov.uk//good-relations

or contact the Council’s good relations team on 0300 0133333 ext. 40245.

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