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Shared Prosperity Fund

Prosperous Communities Wrexham – Key Fund

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Applications to this fund are now closed

A list of approved projects can be found by following this link: Approved Projects. 

Wrexham Prosperous Communities Fund, delivered in partnership by Cadwyn Clwyd and AVOW

Provides support for community led and / or community owned venues / facilities / spaces / groups to develop, strengthen and enhance community infrastructure and community-based projects. The fund provides a wrap­around support function for community groups to access a Community Key Fund. The project also offers officer support and guidance.

The aim:

  • Spread opportunities and improve public services, especially in those places where they are weakest.

 

  • Restore a sense of community, local pride and belonging, especially in those places where they have been lost.

 

  • Empower local leaders and communities, especially in those places lacking local agency.

 

The objectives:

  • Strengthen our social fabric and foster a sense of local pride and belonging, through investment in activities that enhance physical, cultural and social ties and access to amenities, such as community infrastructure and local green space, and community led projects.

 

  • Building resilient, healthy and safe neighbourhoods, through investment in quality places that people want to live, work, play and learn in, through targeted improvements to the built and natural environment innovative approaches to crime prevention.

Who can Apply:

The following types of organisations may apply for funds which provide or as seeking to provide access to community led services and community infrastructure for communities across Wrexham:

  • Voluntary and community groups
  • Community Councils / Town Councils
  • Registered Charities
  • Social enterprises, including companies limited by guarantees, CICs and Development Trusts, provided they operate on a not ­for ­profit basis (including credit unions), CIC’s by shared are excluded from this fund
  • Co­operatives

Project proposals can be made by a consortium of groups, but where this is the case, a lead partner should be identified in the Project Proposal Form.  Individuals cannot propose projects to the Key Fund.

All applicants must have a constitution and bank account as a minimum.

What is available: 

Community Key Fund:

Up to £10k capital can be applied for depending on the nature and impact of the project.

  • a grant application form for up to £10,000 capital.

 

To support community projects which:

  • Provide community spaces, such as village halls, green spaces or community centres for local civil society and community groups to use;
  • Enable locally owned renewable energy generation and waste management to improve the transition to low carbon living;
  • Create and improve community local green spaces, community gardens, watercourses and embankments, along with incorporating natural features and biodiversity improvements into wider community space;
  • Deliver and support community led local arts, cultural, heritage and creative activities;
  • Deliver access to services via local sports facilities;
  • Provide digital infrastructure within community owned assets

 

An evaluation of the 2024/25 funding programme has been completed. You can access the full report here.

An evaluation of the 2025/6 funding programme has been completed.  You can access the full report here