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Community Investment Programme (Mid Ulster)

Mid Ulster District Council

Description

Mid Ulster District Council's main community and voluntary-sector funding programme, spanning three-year cycle grants for ongoing community activity, strategic events and Irish language activity, plus annual capital/feasibility grants and small rolling bursaries.

Amount

£250–£50,000 depending on category

Deadline

Rolling / no fixed deadline

Eligibility summary

  • Available in: Northern Ireland.
  • Open to individuals — not restricted to businesses.
  • Most relevant to: Charity & Nonprofit.
Notes
Re-verified against the council's current programme page (Aug 2026), which lists more categories than the 'five' originally recorded here: three-year cycle grants — Community Development (up to £5,000/year), Irish Language Activity (up to £6,000/year), and Strategic Events (up to £8,000/year), with that cycle's most recent window closing 27 February 2026; annual grants — Community Infrastructure (£50,000, £100,000 match funding required), Pitches Feasibility (up to 50% of costs, max £10,000), Pitches Infrastructure (£50,000, match funding required), and a Regional Minority Languages Bursary (up to £500, for individuals); and rolling, year-round grants — Sports Representative Individual (up to £250) and Sports Representative Team (up to £500). The original claim that this programme consolidated 17 legacy schemes into five categories, investing over £1,270,000 across 885 applications, could not be re-confirmed on the current page and has been dropped pending further verification rather than repeated unchecked. Recurs; check the council website for the next window on each category.
Requirement
Constituted community, voluntary, sports, and cultural organisations operating within the Mid Ulster District, applying under one of the programme's grant categories.

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How to apply

Attend a pre-application workshop, then apply online via the council's grants portal (midulstercouncil.submit.com) under the relevant category.

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Last verified: 23 August 2026. See the footer disclaimer — this is general information, not financial or tax advice.