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Money has been set aside from the council's Community Recovery Fund for the area for the benefit of the community. Through a participatory budgeting process, residents of Hill of Beath will prioritise what projects could be funded to help the community connect with and support each other.
Residents are being asked to come up with ideas for projects to improve the local community. It could be an environmental or physical improvement, a community event, a project to raise public awareness or something which makes people feel safer - as long as it brings improvement.
Community groups, voluntary organisations and social enterprises which deliver genuine ‘added value’. Projects should not replace services that should be, and are being, provided through mainstream budgets.
Individuals, groups or organisations who already receive over £10,000 a year in Fife Council funding. Statutory organisations cannot apply unless working in partnership with a group of local people.
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See below for what to expect from each stage of the timeline
25 June 2024
Application process opens for all applicants. Applications will be available in paper format at the information event or by emailing Kirsty.mcelhinney@fife.gov.uk or you can complete online when the form goes live on 25.6.24).
Anyone interested in applying is invited to attend this session and have a chat with Kirsty; Community Education Worker.
21 July 2024
20 August 2024
Members of the public can vote for the project they would like to receive funding. A representative from all shortlisted applications must attend this.
