Category A (Project Funding)
A person or group planning a pioneering project but not part of a recognised organisation doing existing work in the area of alcohol and drug abuse.
How We Help
We exist to support individuals and organisations that meet our criteria and fight to combat the abuse of alcohol and drugs
The Support We Offer
We exist to support individuals and organisations that meet our criteria and fight to combat the abuse of alcohol and drugs. We offer this support through financial ‘Grants’. Find out if we can help you based on the following criteria.
- Are you an individual or organisation who work with your community?
- Is the thrust of your work combating abuse of drugs and/or alcohol?
- Do you promote a Christian Ethos?
Project Funding
Project funding will be a one-off grant.
- Grants to be awarded under the scheme shall not exceed £5,000 and shall, generally, be based on fifty per cent of qualifying expenditure. An initial payment of half the grant will be made and the remaining half will be paid on evidence that the project is proceeding satisfactorily.
- Applicants will be expected to declare the names of other sources from whom grant is sought and awarded, and in due course, to produce original receipts which the League will endorse to show that they form part of the grant application.
- A draft copy of any proposed printed material should be submitted with the application.
- Applicants dealing with children and young people under the age of eighteen must certify that they have in force a child protection policy complying with current legislation.
- Normally all expenditure must be incurred within a 12-month period from the start of the project.
- A report on the project may be requested by the League on it’s completion.
Core Funding
Core funding grant will contribute to the cost of the on-going functions of an organisation.
- Core funding grant will contribute to the cost of the on-going functions of an organisation to enable it to develop and maintain a body of expertise, preferably as the basis for specific services or projects. Examples of core functions are general administration and training.
- Core funding grant will normally be for two years and subject to a maximum of £3,000 per annum.
- Grant for the second year will be subject to the league being satisfied that the objectives of the applicant organisation continue to meet the League’s grants criteria.