Access NI Enhanced Checks
Carrickfergus Community Forum is a registered Umbrella Body with Access NI. This means that we submit enhanced criminal record checks for community organisations in Carrickfergus. Access NI authorises umbrella bodies to provide these services to organisations.
For more information on this service please contact: janicecherry@btconnect.com or telephone the office on 02893359777
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Carrickfergus Art Club
Autumn Art Exhibition
The Civic Centre
Antrim Street, Carrickfegus
Tues 23rd October to Wednesday 7th November 2018
Daily 9 - 5pm, Sat 9 - 4pm, 7th Nov 9 - 2pm
FREE ENTRY
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 New or Updated Funding Initiatives
New or Updated Funding Initiatives
Ronnie Scott's Charitable Foundation
Every year, the Foundation gives grants to grass root organisations providing affordable or free-to...
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Commonwealth Foundation Grants
Focus areasThey are interested in supporting projects that strengthen civic voice so that it:Is...
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Aviva Community Fund
Since its inception the fund has awarded over £5 Million to 1360 projects across the UK.The...
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Change Something Fund
The Change Something Fund is led by two panels of young people aged 13-17 and 18-25 living in our...
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Allan and Nesta Ferguson Charitable Trust: Charities
Are you eligible?The Allan & Nesta Ferguson Charitable Trust primarily funds projects which...
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Big Lottery Fund: Digital Fund
The Digital Fund will open in phases over the next two years. The first phase, open from 22nd...
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Genetic Disorders UK: Jeans for Genes Grants
Applications are invited for grants up to a maximum of 5,000.Funding CriteriaThey believe that no...
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Live Here Love Here: Small Grants Scheme
Launched by Local Councils, the Department of Agriculture, the Environment and Rural Affairs,...
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McClay Foundation
Charitable PurposesObjectives of the Foundation:Support and encourage research and...
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Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade: Reconciliation Fund
The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade has at its disposal a Reconciliation Fund for North-...
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Ashden Trust
The Trust’s long-term focus on climate change, sustainable development and improving the...
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Arts Council NI: International Programme for Organisations
The international programme for organisations has two funding schemes:1) Professional Arts Abroad...
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Arts Council Ireland: Travel and Training Award
The travel and training award has three main strands with different objectives and priorities....
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Alcohol Research UK Grants
Following the merger of Alcohol Research UK with Alcohol Concern, they have undertaken a strategy...
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Jerwood Charitable Foundation
They have recently undertaken a strategic review and agreed a new Strategic Plan for 2019-22....
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Arts Council NI: Small Grants Programme
This is a rolling programme and applications can therefore be made at any time.Who can apply?They...
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Arts Council NI: Rosemary James Memorial Trust Award
This award is directed at makers steeped in practice using materials singly or in combination. Such...
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Artraker Biennnial Award
Artraker offers three Awards of £2500 each for completed work or work that can be further...
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Leverhulme Research Project Grants
The aim of these awards is to provide financial support for innovative and original research...
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Leverhulme Art Scholarships
The Trust welcomes applications from all sectors of the fine and performing arts, including (but...
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Scott Bader: Commonwealth Global Charity Fund
Please note: they will only consider applications for funding of projects overseas from charities...
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NI Chest Heart and Stroke Scientific Research Grants
Northern Ireland Chest Heart and Stroke is the leading local charity concerned with the prevention...
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Irish Temperance League
The League's aims in awarding grant are:to promote an alcohol-free and drug-free healthy...
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Conrad N Hilton Fund for Sisters
Who can apply?Despite great need, HFS is not able to fund all requests. Only projects where...
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Arthur Guinness Projects
Arthur was more than a daring entrepreneur; he was a philanthropist, too. He built his brand with...
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Visual Artists Workplace Scheme
Each year Visual Artists Ireland, on behalf of the Arts Council, invites applications for grants of...
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RDS Irish Forestry Awards Community Woodland Award
There are four prize categories for the Awards:Production ForestryMultipurpose ForestryTeagasc Farm...
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LandAid Annual Grants Programme
They allocate funding under two streams:Renovation: existing properties in need of...
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Kress Foundation: History and Conservation of Art
Grants are awarded to institutions only.Kress Foundation grants are concentrated on projects and...
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Katharine Howard Foundation
The Foundation’s approach involves working with others in identifying needs, building on...
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FUNDING CALL: Good Relations Grant Scheme 2018/19 (Programme Participants)
Please note the following information in relation to Mid and East Antrim Good Relations Grant Scheme. The purpose of the Good Relations Grant scheme reflects the ‘Together: Building a United Community Strategy’.
Good Relations Grants Support Scheme:
Good Relations projects taking place up to 31 March 2019.
The Good Relations Grant is 100% funded up to a maximum of £2,500. This can be applied for through one large application or through a series of smaller applications throughout the financial year. Applicants who have already secured a Good Relations award for £2,500 in 2018/2019 are ineligible to apply for further funding.
Council wishes to emphasise the following points:
- Applications will be assessed in the order they are submitted therefore it is advised to apply early as this is a competitive process.
- Council will have the right to close the scheme should the budget be fully allocated.
- If an application is submitted, assessed and deemed unsuccessful, the applicant may reapply to the scheme should time and budget permit.
How to apply
Before completing an application, applicants should make sure that they are eligible to apply and have read the attached guidance notes in full which can also be downloaded below.
Applications can be made online at Council's Funding Hub. Manual applications can be requested by contacting the Grants Office on the contact details below and may be returned to any of the following Council buildings.
- – Ardeevin, 80 Galgorm Road, Ballymena, BT42 1AB
- – Smiley Buildings, Victoria Road, Larne, BT40 1RU
- – Museum & Civic Centre, 11 Antrim Street, Carrickfergus, BT38 7DG
Further information on the grant process is available by contacting the Grants Office at: Tel: (028) 2563 3148 or (028) 9335 8240 or by emailing grants@midandeastantrim.gov.uk
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