1. T H
Tulse Hill
Toge£her
Tulse Hill Toge£her is a project created by Tulse Hill Forum that will directly involve local people in making decisions on spending and priorities from targeted public funding.
Local money for local people
The theme of this funding is:
“Tulse Hill Together, knowing each other will make us feel safer”

2. T H Tulse Hill Toge£her Who can apply?
Project proposals are invited from individuals or groups who can genuinely ‘add value’ and do not replace services that are being provided through mainstream budgets.
The maximum that a project can apply for is £400.
The deadline for applications is 5:00pm Tuesday, 22nd April 2014.
Applications received after this deadline will not be considered.
A member of your group/organisation must attend the ‘Tulse Hill Toge£her” event on Saturday 26th April
All applicants must attend one pre application workshop
This is the only place that part B of the application form will be given out. The workshops will take place on:
4th April: pm at Roupell Park community centre
5th April: pm at Cressingham Gardens (Rotunda)
All potential projects will be invited to the Participatory Budgeting event on Saturday 26th April to present their proposals, and answer questions from local residents. Up to three members from each group are allowed to present the project.
The application will not be considered unless you can attend one of the pre application workshops and the event on 26th April.

3. T H Tulse Hill Toge£her Part A Contact person:
Name of Group/Organisation if applicable:
address:
Address for correspondence:
Telephone number:
Do you
Live in Tulse Hill?or
Work in Tulse hill? or
Go to school in Tulse hill?
Which application workshop will you be attending
4th April pm – Roupell Park
5th April pm – Cressingham Gdns
You must attend one of these workshops to be eligible to apply.

4. T H How would you spend £400 in your
community to help it feel safer and
getting to know your neighbours'
Create an idea and make a difference
We are asking local people, community groups, schools, businesses, youth groups, friends and neighbours to come up with ideas, of how money can be spent to help people to get to know each other so they feel safer living in Tulse Hill. Even better, local people will decide which projects receive funding and will be able to vote for the ones they think will benefit the community the most.
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