Application Call for Strategic Projects
Business Creation & Development, Rural Tourism & Village Renewal 14th May - 2nd July at 4pm
Housing Executive Rural Regeneration Funding 2012/13
Clementsmount Fun Farm is in a spin, over its latest attractions.
New Application Call - Now Closed
GROW South Antrim will reopen for applications under the Farm Diversification, Business Creation & Development and Rural Tourism themes from Monday, 11th October, closing at 4pm on Monday, 8th November. This application call is for individuals, private businesses, not-for-profit organisations, non-departmental public bodies and local councils. Projects should be based in, or demonstrate a significant impact on a rural area of Antrim, Carrickfergus or Newtownabbey Borough Council.
Emma Stubbs, Manager of the GROW South Antrim programme said, "GROW can offer grants of up to £250,000 to community organisations, not-for-profit groups and councils or up to £50,000 for private businesses and farmers. I would encourage anyone in the rural area who has a project idea in mind to get in contact with GROW to find out whether you can benefit from the Programme."
GROW also has funding available under the themes of Tourism & Heritage, Village Renewal & Development and Basic Services for the Economy & Rural Population and the next call for applications under these themes will be opened in early 2011.
For further details on any of GROW South Antrim's Programmes, please contact the GROW office on 028 9448 1311.
Date Posted: 29 Sep 2010