Claremont, Weaste and Seedley Community Grant

Salford City Council offers up to £3,000 for community groups in Claremont, Weaste and Seedley. The grant tackles priority issues like supporting young people, reducing crime, improving the environment, helping older people, and bringing communities together. You must be a not-for-profit organisation that benefits local residents. Your project must show clear community benefit and local impact. If you buy equipment, you should make it available for other groups to use where possible. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis with no set deadline.

This grant is for not-for-profit organisations that benefit residents in Claremont, Weaste or Seedley areas of Salford. You could be a community group, charity, or voluntary organisation. Your project must address local priorities like youth work, crime reduction, environmental improvements, supporting older people, or community cohesion.

Funding for community groups and organisations to address priority issues including children and young people, crime and disorder, environmental improvements, older people, and community cohesion. Applications must demonstrate community benefit and priority is given to local applications benefiting residents of these areas.