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2014 Communities offers grants of between £300 and £2,000 to encourage more people to take part in physical activity.

Active Futures will fund anything that gets young people active

£8 million investment in Scotland to support people affected by domestic abuse and survivors of domestic abuse

Supporting organisations to redesign the way they work

Developing new rehabilitation projects for people affected by drug misuse

Funding for projects that assist and support people living with cancer

Celebrating 2014 Commonwealth Games through arts, sports and community celebrations

Supporting projects that help families and communities give children the best start in life

Grants from £10,000 to £1 million to create strong and resilient communities through assets.

Funding to support community-led activity and wellbeing.

Community Spaces Scotland supports communities to become more involved in and to take responsibility for communal spaces and places

Grants from £20,001 to £75,000 to help support individuals, families and communities currently experiencing hardship as a result of the cost of living increases.

We’re matching funds from the European Social Fund, one of the European Structural Fund's programmes, for services across Scotland to tackle poverty and promote social inclusion.

Grants from £20,001 to £200,000 to help people facing challenging circumstances

Supporting communities to take more control and influence over their own future through ownership of assets

Supporting people at key times of change, helping them make their lives better for the future

Funding projects that build stronger families and stronger communities

£500 to £10,000 for organisations to think about, develop and test new ideas or make improvements that will benefit those most in need

A new £15 million investment in Scotland to help disadvantaged urban communities most affected by serious disadvantage to become stronger through their own efforts

A quick way to apply for smaller amounts of funding between £300 and £20,000.

Helping communities in Scotland come together to find and develop ways in which they can make a difference.

Providing palliative care and support for children and adults with cancer

Supporting urban and rural communities to become more resilient and sustainable through the ownership and management of land and land assets.

Supporting rural communities to acquire, manage and develop rural land.

Grants of between £10,000 and £350,000 to improve local support for people experiencing hardship.

Third Sector Early Intervention Fund

Supporting community recycling, reuse and composting projects

Enhancing the quality of life of communities in Scotland