Core Grant Programmes
CCF's Funding Streams: Improving Lives and Improving Communities
Within each funding stream are CCF's Core Grant Programmes, which aim to support our vision of 'thriving communities and enriched lives'.
Improving Lives:
CCF supports projects and initiatives that aim to improve the quality of life for local people who face disadvantage or difficulty.
Through our funding we aim to improve and enrich the lives of a number of beneficiary groups. We have identified the following groups as 'priority' beneficiary groups (though projects working with other beneficiaries will be considered):
NB - Click on the Core Grant Programme to see list of priority beneficiary groups
Priority beneficiaries:
- Looked After Children
- Disabled children and young people (including physical and learning disabilities)
- Young Carers
- Children Impacted by family crisis (including mental health issues)
- Families impacted by relationship breakdown (including mental health issues)
Priority beneficiaries:
- Victims of domestic abuse
- Victims of crime
- Homeless people
- Isolated older people
Priority beneficiaries:
- Adults with mental health issues
- Adults with physical health problems (including physical difficulties, learning disabilities or chronic/terminal illness)
Improving Communities:
CCF supports projects and initiatives that aim to strengthen local communities and enrich local life.
Through this funding stream we aim to improve communities by supporting:
Providing community assets of people and facilities to improve and sustain community cohesion activities addressing the needs of local people.
See potential community funding opportunities:
- Amey Community Fund
- Burnthouse Farm Wind Farm Community Benefit Fund
- Dulverton Trust Fund
- Cotton Farm Wind Farm Community Benefit Fund
- Diddington Village Community First Fund
- October Fund
- Wadlow Wind Farm Community Fund
- Woolley Hill Farm Community Fund