The third window of a supportive fund focused on developing facilities for the future benefit of all community members has opened for applications in Waterford.
The Community Recognition Fund 2024 is available for applicants until 4pm on Wednesday, January 8.
The overall allocation for Waterford is €1,436,394, of which €282,701 is available under Window 3.
The Fund is distinct from other public funding programs aimed at addressing the immediate public service needs arising from the influx of new arrivals, and aims to create lasting benefits for communities, strengthening local infrastructure while supporting the integration and well-being of new arrivals.
Applications are now being accepted from Dungarvan, Abbeyside, Ballinroad, Tallow and Clonea Power / Mothel, and funds may be reallocated if no suitable projects are identified within these target areas.
These specific areas have significant numbers of arrivals from Ukraine and other countries and may not have received funding allocation in Window 1 or 2 earlier this year.
Applicants are advised that the process will be competitive with specific evaluation criteria applied to ensure the best projects receive support.
Sinéad Breathnach, Senior Executive Officer in Community, Waterford City and County Council said: "This final round of funding in 2024 is a great opportunity for communities within the target areas to enhance their local facilities and foster integration.
"We encourage all eligible areas to apply and take full advantage of the fund."
This is the final call for applications under the Community Recognition Programme 2024.
For further information on the application process, visit here or check out Waterford City and County Council’s social media platforms.
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