GRANTS AND FUNDS

The Maude Pilkington Trust

The Trust was set up after newport woman, Miss Maude Pilkington, who lived until 100, left a sum of money to provide assistance to those in need in the town of Newport and the surrounding area of Forgan, Wormit and Gauldry. The2 trustees have since been distributing help where appropriate, but wish the aims of the trust to be more widely known.

The trustees feel it is important that people in need realise there is a Trust that may be able to help them.

Anyone who thinks they could benefit from the Trust should contact one of the trustees: either Edith McFee on 01382 541823 George Taylor on 01382 541823

HEALTH IMPROVEMENT FUND: LEARNING DISABILITIES

Who can apply?
Applications will be accepted from non-statutory organizations, community groups/initiatives, voluntary or charitable bodies that provide, or seek to provide, services or resources that aim to improve the health of people with a learning disability. We actively encourage all community groups to consider apply for funding to enable them to psotively include people with a learning disability in their groups and activities.

For What?
A new initiative or improvement of an existing resource will be considered. Creative pilot projects to test new ideas will also be considered.

Further details, guidelines and an application form can be obtained from: Mary Anderson at Health Promotion Fife on 01592 226486 or by email: Mary.Anderson@fife-pct.scot.nhs.uk

Microsoft UK - are helping to tackle digital exclusion by donating up to three software packages. For further information, applications form and guidance visit www.microsoft.com/uk/community/community/support/grant/aspx
 
Sport Relief - Grants are available for projects that use sport and exercise to strengthen communities and provide opportunities for people who are excluded or disadvantaged. For funding priorities and application forms visit www.scottishcommunityfoundation.com

Proceeds of crime - a Fund available to youth groups for full information - http://www.youthlink.co.uk/