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One week to apply for $5,000 Community Grant Support

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4 February 2025
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Youth-led organisations have one week left to submit proposals for a grant of up to $5,000 through the Ministry of Youth and Sports Community Support Grant Programme.

The deadline for applications is 14 February 2025.

The initiative, which is also accessible to youth parliamentarians and youth ambassadors, aims to support projects that address the needs of young people, promoting their personal and professional growth and development.

This is a testament to the Division of Youth’s dedication to empowering the young people of Grenada to become active community contributors.

Proposals must align with the Ministry of Youth and Sports’ 5 pillars for funding as follows:

1.  Community Beautification and Accessibility

Initiatives that improve the physical landscape of the community, such as enhancing public spaces, increasing accessibility for all residents, and maintaining a clean, aesthetically pleasing environment.

2.  Human Development and Capacity Building

Projects that focus on developing the skills, talents, and potential of community members. This includes programmes aimed at education, job training, youth empowerment, leadership development, and initiatives that provide opportunities for personal and professional growth.

3.  Health and Wellness Promotion

Projects that prioritise the physical, mental, and emotional well-being of individuals. This could include health education campaigns, fitness programs, mental health support services, nutrition initiatives, and other wellness-related activities. The aim is to improve the overall health outcomes within the community, promoting a healthier and more active population.

4.  Cultural Preservation and Celebration

Projects that seek to promote and preserve the unique traditions and cultural heritage of the community. This includes initiatives that support local arts, festivals, historical preservation, and cultural education.

5.  Technological Integration and Innovation

Initiatives that leverage technology to advance community development. This can include projects that improve digital literacy, provide access to technology, or integrate technological solutions to enhance education, business, and communication. The goal is to build more connected and innovative communities that are equipped to meet the demands of a rapidly evolving world.

*Approved organisations must attend mandatory project implementation training before the commencement of the project.

NB: The grant is available to ONLY community-based, youth-led organisations.

For other eligibility criteria and to apply, please click on the following link: https://form.jotform.com/250083480456860.

Ministry of Youth and Sports

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