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You can apply for a grant for a wide range of purposes as long as it is not for profit and brings benefits to the residents of East Dunbartonshire. You can ask for funding for start-up costs, special projects, equipment, salaries, capital items and running costs.

Applications for grants are assessed against the Local Outcome Improvement Plan. These priority outcomes are:

• East Dunbartonshire has an expanding economy with a competitive and diverse business and retail base
• people are equipped with knowledge, skills and training to enable them to employment
• children and young people are safe, healthy and ready to learn
• East Dunbartonshire is a safe and sustainable environment in which to live, work and visit; people and communities enjoy increased physical and mental wellbeing and health inequalities are reduced
• older population are supported to enjoy a high quality of life and our more vulnerable citizens, their families and carers benefit from effective care and support services.

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Geographical areas funded: East Dunbartonshire

Fund type

Type of funding:

Grant

Type of cost:

Capital, Revenue

Fund award sizes

Maximum:

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Notes on award amounts:

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Who can apply

Any group that has a constitution, a bank account, is not for profit and aims to bring benefits to the residents of East Dunbartonshire can apply.

When to apply

Round 2 closed at 12 noon on 26 July 2024.

How to apply

Apply online via the Council website. There are separate forms for under and over £5,000.

Contact information

Activites funded: Citizenship & community involvement Community development & regeneration Education & training Employability services Environment General charitable activities Health care & wellbeing Mental health care Sport & physical activity Recreation & social activities

Beneficiaries funded: Children Economically/socially disadvantaged General public Mental health conditions Ill-health Young people

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