The North Wales Police and Community Trust funds small, local projects that reduce crime, antisocial behavior, and the fear of crime while improving community wellbeing across North Wales. It is especially interested in youth-led or youth-serving prevention work, community cohesion, victim support, and practical neighborhood improvements delivered in partnership with local policing teams. Its approach is highly grassroots and community-facing, with several programs using public voting or police-administered small grants.
Small grants, typically around £250 to £2,000, with some program-specific awards up to £5,000 or higher in public-vote rounds. Giving is a mix of open applications, quarterly trustee review, police-administered small grants, and invite-only or nomination-based rounds, with some programs requiring partnership with Neighbourhood Policing Teams or public voting.
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Apply early for the main grant fund, which accepts applications year-round but is only reviewed quarterly, and be prepared to show a clear link to crime reduction, fear-of-crime reduction, or community safety. Strengthen your case by partnering with your local Neighbourhood Policing Team, and for YCYC rounds be ready for a short application window followed by public voting. Small police-administered grants are typically invite-only, so contact local officers rather than submitting unsolicited proposals.
Current and upcoming funding from The North Wales Police And Community Trust that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Open to all community/voluntary groups working in partnership with their Neighbourhood Policing Team.
Deadline: Applications accepted at any time; Trustees meet quarterly to consider applications (Feb, May/June, Sep, Dec).
Who can apply: Open to community/voluntary groups working in partnership with their Neighbourhood Policing Team. Applicants are encouraged to seek match funding wherever possible.
Deadline: Applications accepted at any time; reviewed quarterly.
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