Local people themselves have defined the priorities for the Community Fund – you can see what they are in the Pen y Cymoedd Prospectus. As the Fund will be here for the next twenty years, community benefit activities can be supported now, and we can all also plan and deliver for the long-term.
Equal opportunities to take part
Anyone who wants to take part in any funded project or activity should be welcome to do so, unless there are sound reasons why this isn’t possible (e.g. the activity is exclusively for women, young people or older people). Your governing document and policies should make this clear. You can view our own Equal Opportunities Policy here.
Pen y Cymoedd Wind Farm Community Fund is making emergency, fast-track funding available for organisations in the Fund area. To be eligible, regional or Wales or UK-wide organisations should be able to demonstrate that they have strong local connections and delivery partnerships. There will be two strands: Survival Fund: to provide emergency cashflow funding for…
read moreThe 8th Round of Micro Fund will open for applications up to £5.000 on June 1st. The deadline for applications is mid August and decisions will be announced at the end of September There are two rounds of Micro Fund per year – one opens on June 1st and closes mid-August and one opens on…
read moreVision Fund The Vision Fund offers grants over £5,000 (capital and/or revenue) to support activities that help to deliver one or more of the priorities set out in the Fund Prospectus. New and developing businesses, voluntary sector and community groups can all apply. Although public sector bodies are not eligible, we welcome partnership working.…
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