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The trust makes available a limited number of discretionary grants for the repair of historic buildings in conservation areas. Additionally grants may be available for carrying out tree management works where a tree is recognised by designation to contribute to amenity.

There are 3 types of grant available:

• Building Repair Grants
• Shopfront Grants (not currently open to applications)
• Community Heritage Grants

For the Building Repair Grants, the Trust is directing its funding to projects located in the areas illustrated on the map that is on their website. Applications for repair projects relating to property outside these areas will not be considered except where the building appears on the Buildings at Risk Register, maintained by Historic Environment Scotland.

Community Heritage grants are available for buildings at risk, repair of community heritage and interpretation of community heritage.

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Geographical areas funded: Aberdeen

Fund type

Type of funding:

Grant

Type of cost:

Capital, Revenue

Fund award sizes

Minimum:

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Who can apply

The Trust will consider applications from not-for-profit organisations such as charities or trusts, community or voluntary groups, student groups, “friends of” groups, community councils, community interest companies and social enterprises. It may also be possible to support individuals who are carrying out research. This list is not exhaustive.

When to apply

Check the Trust website for the status of each funding strand.

Shopfront Grants are currently closed.

How to apply

For building works check the Eligible Repair work document. If your project is eligible, complete the pre-application enquiry form. Both documents are available to download from the Trust's website.

For Community Heritage Grants and Building Repair Grants, complete the pre application enquiry form. The Trust is not currently accepting applications for the Shopfront Grants.

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Activites funded: Heritage and building preservation

Beneficiaries funded: General public

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