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£10m grant for Scottish clubs
Sportscotland has launched a £10m, four-year funding plan which will create 50 new regional development posts for scottish governing bod- ies of sport (SGBs). The new investment
will also see a Direct Club Investment (DCI) programme being launched to support the growth of individual clubs. A total of £5.8m will be invested in the new regional develop- ment posts over the next four years - is part of a strategy to ensure there are more profes- sional people working directly to support local sport clubs, which will help improve the overall quality of the school to club to performance pathways. According to Stewart Harris, CEO of
sportscotland, the new grants mark a sig- nificant change in the way local sport clubs in Scotland are supported, and will provide a model which helps clubs develop in a sustain- able way. We ‘re making significant progress in implementing a world-class sporting system at all levels, and this investment demon- strates our commitment to the growth of clubs throughout the country,” he said. “Te connection between school sport, community club sport and high performance
Te funding will look to directly benefit community sports clubs
sport is crucial in our drive to provide more and better opportunities for people of all backgrounds to become more involved in sport and physical activity.” Meanwhile, the DCI is designed to support
large-scale club development projects over a two to four-year period, with a focus on either growing club membership or enhancing club environments to allow the development of high performance athletes, with some clubs focusing on both aspects. In the first year it is expected that around
50 clubs will be supported through DCI, with 11 clubs having already secured investment. Details:
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Leisure trusts to bid for £2m funding
UK leisure trusts are being invited to bid for a share of £2m worth of funding – thanks to a new partner- ship between Sport England and Sporta. Te cash will be distributed through Sporta’s Make Your Move campaign and trusts can apply for up to £50,000 of funding. Sporta is the national association of leisure and cultural trusts and its members operate a wide range of leisure and cul- tural services in communities across the UK. Te bids need to demon-
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Te scheme looks to reward innovative programmes run by trusts
strate the ability to “deliver innovative projects that will help more people play sport”. One of the successful projects to receive
funding, by Fusion Lifestyle, is already up and running. Fusion was awarded £43,000 for its Friday Night Project, which aims to reduce anti-social behaviour in Camberwell, Croydon
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and Lewisham. Te scheme lets young people decide on the type of sport sessions and fitness activities they would like to do, with Fusion delivering the required sports at four sites throughout the capital every Friday evening. • To find out more about the scheme and to apply, visit
www.makeyourmoveuk.org
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