The school will use the grant to run an after schools activity woodland garden and creative learning area.

Dazzle!!

The group, which works to improve the lives of women in the Ballylaw and surrounding areas, will use the grant to hold a range of activities helping to reduce social isolation and bring women in the community together.

Church of the Good Shepherd, Sion Mills

The local community group which provides a range of activities for older people in the community will use the grant to write, prepare and publish a book of sayings, stories, hints, tips and memories about Strabane and the surrounding rural area, that have

Programming/Market & Audience Development

Strabane and Lifford Women-+s Centre will use the grant to run the 4 E-+s project (Engage, Empower and Educate Vulnerable and Excluded Adults) which will support vulnerable, long-term unemployed adults in Strabane and give them the education and skills to g

The group promotes and supports learning, independent living and supported employment for people with learning difficulties and works to increase environmental awareness throughout the community. The project is to develop an environmental awareness progra

The group maintain a women-only centre for the women of Strabane and the surrounding area. The project will bring in tutors to deliver courses to raise self esteem, confidence and teach new skills. A trip to Stormont will also be organised so the member

The group is a cluster group and its aims are to promote the benefit of the inhabitants of the villiages and rural communities in the Londonderry and Strabane District council areas. The project is to run various studies to enable the group to develop.

The group is a small rural school in the outskirts of Strabane. The project is to redevelop and improve an existing area to create an outdoor classroom. The outdoor classroom will encourage children to engage in positive play experiences.

The group promotes angling to the benefit of the inhabitants of the Sion Mills area of County Tyrone. The project is to develop an interactive community website.

The group encourage, expand and promote member's photographic knowledge and skills The project 'Photography in the community' aims to encourage, expand and promote members' photographic knowledge and skills.

The club, which runs football coaching and matches for people living in the Omagh, will use the grant to train coaches.

The group, which provides a range of physical, learning and social activities for local young people, will use the grant to buy equipment for outdoor activities.

This project is to further expand the organisations services in the rural Derry area with the full support and backing of the Department of Rural Development. The money is for the one year maintenance, fuel and insurance costs associated with running the