Funding opportunities with Scottish Rural Network - Page 2
Rural funding is at the heart of SRN’s goal.
We not only are able to provide funding ourselves, but champion all those who provided funding to boost rural communities.
The Scottish Rural Network (SRN) has teamed up with the Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisation’s Funding Scotland to provide an advanced online funding search to help you find funding for your charity, community group or social enterprise.
The service is free to use and to start searching for funding you must register or login. Please note, this will be different to your SRN login information.
Direct Payments (Pillar 1) and Scottish Rural Development Programme (Pillar 2) – Agri-Environment, Forestry and other schemes which support economic, environmental and social measures to benefit rural Scotland.
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A new National Performing Company will be set up to champion Scotland’s traditional music sector. A public consultation has now...
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Historic Environment Scotland launches pilot fund!
Historic places of worship form an important part of Scotland’s historic environment. As well as places of worship, many... -
Positive Step Forward for Tobermory Campus Plans
Argyll and Bute Council has welcomed constructive discussions with the Scottish Government about plans for a new multi-million-pound campus in... -
Growth boost for food and drink firms
The Food and Drink Processing Scheme Scotland will award almost £6 million of capital funding to 28 businesses. Recipients include... -
Further investment to tackle child poverty
A total of 10 charities will receive a share of a £20 million fund in 2026-27 to deliver wide ranging... -
Argyll and Bute Secures Major Islands Funding for Three Community-Led Projects
The Islands of Lismore, Tiree and Mull will benefit from nearly £1 million in funding from the Scottish Government’s Islands... -
Europe’s Wildfire Crisis: UN Urges Focus on Prevention
Recent wildfires in Scotland’s Cairngorms have provided a stark reminder that no part of Europe is immune to the growing... -
Supporting Gaelic culture to thrive
First Minister John Swinney has officially opened the second phase of Cnoc Soilleir in South Uist – a cultural venue... -
Additional funding for community-owned renewable energy
Community groups that want to install renewable energy projects and decarbonise their buildings will be able to access additional Scottish... -
£888,000 funding boost for nature investment
Projects to expand woodland, restore peatlands, and protect threatened species across Scotland have been awarded £880,000 from NatureScot. The Facility...
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