Funding available for community groups in Drumquin and Killen
Community groups in the Drumquin and Killen areas are being encouraged to apply for funding through the Cornavarrow Slieveglass Wind Farm Fund, with the latest round of funding now open…
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The Fermanagh Trust presently administers our own grants programme and a number of funds dedicated to supporting a range of community and voluntary initiatives
The Rural Centre for Shared Education is a Fermanagh Trust initiative. The Trust has been involved in shared education since 2008
The Fermanagh Trust presently administers our own grants programme and a number of funds dedicated to supporting a range of community and voluntary initiatives primarily in county Fermanagh and the county’s hinterlands, and in some cases further afield.
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Working together to make a difference
Venue for meetings, workshops and conferences
Training to support the next generation of leaders
Community groups in the Drumquin and Killen areas are being encouraged to apply for funding through the Cornavarrow Slieveglass Wind Farm Fund, with the latest round of funding now open…
The Oisín McGrath Foundation has reopened for applications, offering financial support to young people across Fermanagh and the surrounding area who are working to develop their potential in sport. Established…
Community groups in the Brookeborough, Knocks and Cooneen areas are being encouraged to apply for funding through the Teiges Mountain Wind Farm Fund, with the latest round of funding now…
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