Safer in Sussex Community Fund
There is still time for groups and organisations to apply for grants from the Police and Crime Commissioner’s Safer in Sussex Community Fund. Launched last year the fund provides financial support to innovative local projects that aim to make our communities safer. Applications are considered on a
There is still time for groups and organisations to apply for grants from the Police and Crime Commissioner’s Safer in Sussex Community Fund.
Launched last year the fund provides financial support to innovative local projects that aim to make our communities safer.
Applications are considered on a quarterly basis and there’s still time to submit your bid before the first deadline on March 31.
Katy Bourne, Sussex Police & Crime Commissioner, said: “I welcome applications from all local groups and organisations that can demonstrate how they are tackling the issues in their area that support the priorities set out in my Police & Crime Plan. These include commissioning initiatives that tackle crime, reduce reoffending and address community priorities such as alcohol, drugs, anti-social behaviour, domestic abuse and road safety.
“I want to help communities work together to come up with ways of tackling crime and disorder and I am keen to support projects that demonstrate strong partnership working. I will be working with local partners and agencies to ensure this support complements existing activity.”
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