Sports Grants Funding: Outcomes

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Understanding type 1 diabetes

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Training: Person Behind The Behaviour

This half-day workshop will help participants understand the person behind the behaviour.
Making hope happen in Derry City and Strabane

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Catch up on the most important points made at the recent Reach, Remit, Referral event at the Omagh Enterprise Centre

Sports Grant Recipient Information

Information for sports clubs who have received sports equipment grants in the Western Trust area of Northern Ireland
PHA Making Life Better Through Short Term Funding Programme 2023-2024

Applications for one-off PHA funding of up to £5,000 for Community & Voluntary groups through the Clear Project - find out if you are eligible and how to apply.
Sports Group Grants

Through the Clear Project, the PHA offers constituted sports clubs in the Western Trust opportunities to avail of training and receive up to £500 worth of relevant sports equipment for their club.
When restrictions actually mean improved access

With the 2021/22 round of PHA Short Term Funding now underway, we take a look at the projects that benefited from a grant in 2020/21
The Ideas Fund: new grants programme to improve mental wellbeing

Derry & Strabane area one of only four areas in the UK to access funding
Grant Recipients Information

Here you'll find monitoring and evaluation key information that is required when reporting back on your final PMR, your project's outcomes, and branding guidelines.
Grant Success Stories

Small amounts of funding can make a big difference to communities and individuals. Read their success stories and project summaries here.
Neighbourhood Health Improvement Programme

Supporting activities which address the health and social wellbeing of adults in Neighbourhood Renewal areas