This £20,000 fund supported nine groups across Treverbyn, Carlyon, St Blaise and Luxulyan parishes to develop projects that benefit local people and improve the environment or community facilities.
The projects spannned improvements to local recreation facilities and developing and resourcing outdoor learning environments, wildlife habitats and a sensory garden in schools.
They also included building welfare facilities in a forest learning setting for young people, running a mobile community larder and supporting a community seed library and plant swap events.
Each is a snapshot of the commitment and creativity of the many groups in the area working to improve the local environment and facilities, to support their communities and to connect people to nature. We’re delighted to have been able to help some of these groups, and have enjoyed seeing their initiatives move forward.
You can find out more below.
The projects
Community Fund terms of reference
You can download the Community Fund terms of reference, which set out the eligibility criteria and application process, below.
