Our Grants
To date, the North Yard Community Trust has distributed over £547,000 to more than 70 local projects.
The Trust funds projects that benefit people living in the North Yard Community Trust area. Projects from a wide range of categories can be supported including improving public spaces, youth facilities, public health schemes, well-being initiatives, energy efficiency initiatives, improving underused land, sustainable transport, restoration of historic buildings and regeneration projects.
How to Apply
We make it really easy to apply, just follow the three simple steps below…
1. Check you meet our guidelines
Anyone in Plymouth can apply; however, the project must benefit the communities of Barne Barton, Kings Tamerton, St Budeaux, Keyham and parts of Weston Mill (See Map).
2. Gather supporting evidence
The Trust will look for evidence on why your project is needed, what support you have for your project and how your project will benefit the communities of the NYCT area.
3. Complete our application form
You can download our application forms from this page. Once you have submitted your application form, your application will be discussed by the Trust.
Fast Track Grants
These grants are people looking for £500 or less for their project.
Small Grants
These grants are for people looking for £1,000 or less of support for their project.
General Grants
These grants are for people looking for £1,000 or more for their project.
Recent Grants
Here’s how our grants have made a difference in our local communities…
Plymouth’s Great War – Interim Report
Project intention: to engage large numbers of local children in an experiential look at WW1, to learn about how the war impacted their home city and the wider world. Project Aims: to expose the children to a creative approach to WW1 using drama, slide show...
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Stumblers & Tumblers
Thanks to a grant from North Yard Community Trust, Colebrook SW was able to deliver a mums and tots group at the William Sutton Memorial Hall which the parents named Stumblers and Tumblers. The project was set up in response to research which suggested that those...
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