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Deadline approaching for community crime-fighters to apply for grants
The deadline is fast-approaching for projects which improve community safety or reduce crime in Lichfield to apply for grants.
Registered charity PASS (Partners Assuring a Safer Staffordshire) grants small amounts of funds to projects – and the next deadline for people to apply is May 31.
Previous grants have helped set up boxing, football and art projects for youngsters in areas where there was a lack of provision and youngsters could otherwise become involved in anti-social behaviour. PASS have also supported community groups involved in initiatives to secure people’s properties and guard against bogus doorstep callers.
Applications can be made for a maximum of £2,000.
PASS Chief Executive Officer Marie Foskett said:
“Application forms and further details can be downloaded from the charity’s website or a request can be made for forms by calling the PASS office on 01785 232361.”
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