High Sheriffs’ and Humberside Police Tribune Trust

24th January 2020

Description

Grants are available for local groups for projects that address local concerns about crime, safety, security and crime reduction, particularly over the long term, in areas served by Humberside Police.

Current Status: Open for Applications

Maximum value: Discretionary

Objectives of Fund

The Trust aims to improve quality of life by making local communities safer and better places in which to live, work, invest and do business. Through the grants scheme, the Trust hopes to achieve the following:

Improve quality of life.
Create a positive image for business and residential communities.
Make the area a safe place to live, work and invest.
Protect the vulnerable.
Promote good citizenship.
Tackle drug and alcohol misuse.
Promote sport and good health.
Improve road safety.
Protect homes, business and transport.
Promote a safe and vibrant community.

Value Notes

No maximum or minimum grant amounts are specified.

Who Can Apply

Local groups from the business, public and voluntary sectors are eligible to apply.

To be eligible, applicants must meet the following criteria:

Be based and working within the area served by Humberside Police.
Have, if relevant, clear safeguarding children and vulnerable adult policies in place.
Be unable to source financing for their project from any other source.

Restrictions

Funding is not available for:

Any application from a political party or office or that is aimed at promoting political views.
Applications that promote extreme, radical or offensive views and opinions.
Applications in the names of individuals rather than a community group or charitable organisation.
Applications that fund wages and salaries for individuals employed within the organisation.
Projects for CCTV, alarms, alley-gating or other physical security systems.
Any applications that do not demonstrate they deliver one or more of the Trusts aims.

For further information on the Tribune Trust Fund click here The Tribune Trust