About Organisation
The Neath Port Talbot Council, in collaboration with the Welsh Government, works to support community welfare and sustainable development through targeted funding initiatives. With a strong focus on social wellbeing, the council’s programs aim to tackle critical issues such as food poverty, community inclusion, and local resilience. By empowering grassroots organisations, Neath Port Talbot fosters collective action and long-term solutions for vulnerable groups.
About the Grant
The Emergency Food Support Fund provides £74,766 in funding to combat food poverty across Neath Port Talbot. The program focuses on enabling vulnerable residents to access nutritious food while addressing the deeper causes of food insecurity. It supports non-statutory community initiatives that offer immediate relief and promote long-term food sustainability. Projects should demonstrate clear community impact and align with the broader goal of enhancing wellbeing and resilience.
Who can Apply?
Eligible applicants include local charities, schools, and constituted voluntary or community organisations operating on a not-for-profit basis. Applicants must have a bank account in the organisation’s name, requiring at least two authorised signatures. Proposals should address food insecurity or develop sustainable food initiatives that strengthen local communities. Activities must directly benefit residents of Neath Port Talbot and be designed to prevent or alleviate hunger.
How to Apply?
Interested organisations can apply through the Neath Port Talbot Council by submitting detailed project proposals highlighting their objectives, target groups, and expected impact.
Application Deadline
Applications close on 31 March 2026.
Last Date To Apply
For more information, please visit the grant website here.
