This page outlines information on grants awarded to organisations by the Durham Police and Crime Commissioner.
Throughout the year there are multiple opportunities for local organisations to apply for Grant Funding through one of the PCC’s programmes.
In May 2020 the Durham Police and Crime Commissioner received an additional £400,000 from the Ministry of Justice (MOJ) to help services for victims of domestic abuse and sexual violence continue to deliver support across County Durham and Darlington through the difficult circumstances created by the COVID 19 pandemic.
Twelve voluntary and community sector organisations who applied and met the specified criteria have benefitted from the funding which enabled them to continue their invaluable work until October 2020 by introducing different and innovative ways of working throughout the Covid-19 lockdown period.
An additional £124,000 has now been made available by the MOJ which will enable the Durham Police and Crime Commissioner's Office (ODPCC) to provide further funding to these 12 services to ensure they can continue to deliver crucial services until March 2021. Services that have already and will continue to benefit from further funding include HALO, Durham Pride UK and Harbour.
In particular, the additional funding helps services to cope with extra demand, address any short-term financial loss due to the inability to maintain income generation and introduce creative ways of delivering support regardless of lockdown and social distancing rules and regulations.
In particular, the additional funding helps services to cope with the extra demand, address any short-term financial loss due to the inability to maintain income generation and introduce creative ways of delivering support regardless of lockdown and social distancing rules and regulations.
Preference will be given to projects that can show they are embedded in a community, and focus on a specific locality, as opposed to projects with a wider but lighter touch approach. An example would be creating activities for young people in a specific community as opposed to a county-wide publicity campaign for public safety.
Tel: 0191 378 6340
Email: info@cdcf.org.uk
Web: www.cdcf.org.uk