Funding Opportunity Reminder From Caithness Voluntary Group
26th January 2021
Beatrice Partnership Fund has reopened for the final time. The fund supports projects that are based in the East Coast of Caithness and Sutherland plus the following Community Council areas in Rosshire, Edderton, Tain, Inver and Tarbat.
The fund is for projects which create or enhance opportunities for education and employment through activities focused on improving an individual's chances of entering the workplace or further professional development. Empower fragile communities to become more resilient and to protect their vulnerable residents through measures which demonstrate long term social, environmental or economic improvements, Stimulate meaningful regeneration through actions which improve or enhance local infrastructure, landscape, biodiversity, or heritage to make a lasting difference to the places we live, work and visit
For full guidance go to Beatrice Partnership SSE Renewables
The closing date for the fund is Wednesday 28th April 2021 at 12 noon. You can apply for funding from £10,000 - £50,000
If you would like to attend an information session delivered by SSE to get guidance and advice on how to submit a good application to this fund then please contact [email protected] there is no date for this yet.
Yvonne Hendry
Development Officer
Caithness Voluntary Group
Tel 01955 609960
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