SFCT Non-Constituted/Individual for Community Benefit Grant

Page currently being updated.

One Non-Constituted Group/Individual for Community Benefit Grant, up to the value of £1,000 per applicant, is permitted each year. Links to the Non-Constituted Groups/Individuals for Community Benefit Grant Application Form and Guidelines are found to the right of this page.

Small Grants

Non constituted Community Group Individual for Community Benefit Grant Information and Guidelines 130 kB

Trust Projects

The Wildside Centre

The Wildside Centre is located in the south end of the Stratherrick & Foyers are in Whitebridge.

Communications

How we are improving and developing our communication with our community.

Errogie Church

Errogie Church is located at the North end of the Stratherrick & Foyers area.

Stratherrick & Foyers Community Trust,
The Wildside Centre, Whitebridge,
Inverness IV2 6UN
admin@sfctrust.org.uk
07300 562443

Mission statement: To act to enhance the quality of lives of people by engaging with the issues that matter to the community and by supporting people, at a sustainable level, to help people make things happen.

Thanks: Many thanks to our funders for making this site possible - SSE Renewables, Greencoat UK Wind, Green Highland Allt Luaidhe (228) Limited, Easter Aberchalder Partnership. Also the Trust extends its heartfelt thanks to all the community volunteers who have contributed ideas and content to the site.

Fair Work First Statement - Stratherrick and Foyers Community Trust (SFCT) is committed to advancing the Scottish Government Fair Work First Policy and the criteria as set out within the Fair Work First guidance document. We confirm that we pay our staff the Real Living Wage. We make every effort to ensure that our suppliers/contractors are offered the same Real Living Wage rate when procuring goods or services. We also confirm that we offer our staff and/or volunteers an Effective Workers Voice channel within the workplace. Our full policy can be found in ‘Our Documents’, then click on ‘Good Governance’.