03/10/2016
Archived item. This item is published here for historical reasons. The information below may be out of date.
Community Initiative Fund 2016
Following on from it’s first successful year in 2015, South Dublin County Council has launched it’s second Community Initiative Fund, with the fund increased in 2016 to a value of €250,000.
In early 2016 South Dublin County Council invited Community Organisations to apply for funding support which is not available from other resources under the Community Initiative Fund. The fund was designed to provide an opportunity for Organisations to access funds for projects providing significant community development, social inclusion and/or cultural / heritage enhancement.
Mayor Guss O’Connell met the successful groups in County Hall on Thursday 22nd September and congratulated each group and thanked them for the work in making South Dublin County a better place. The Mayor acknowledged the partnership between the elected members, council staff and local community groups which resulted in new and innovative projects and existing groups being supported.
The following groups were approved for funding:
CoderDojo Quarryvale
Clondalkin Equine Club
Irish Red Cross - Tallaght Unit
New Hope Residential Centre
Dodder Anglers Association
Beacon of Light
Saggart Village Residents' Association (SVRA) and Saggart Heritage and Arts Centre
Clondalkin Tidy Towns
The WEB Project
Glendoher and District Residents Association (GDRA)
Tallaght Community Arts
Four Districts Day Care Centre
Rathcoole Community Centre
Youth Horizons
Brittas and District Community Association (BDCA)
Killinarden Community Council
Clondalkin Round Tower Heritage Group
Ballyroan Community and Youth Centre
Further details are available from the Community Services Section, South Dublin County Council, tel. 4149270 or by email at comdevof@sdublincoco.ie
Images of all successful groups are available to view on South Dublin County Council’s Facebook page.
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