Item 4 - Appendix 1
West Dunbartonshire Council · 10 June 2026
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Alexander Cross Cameron Fund for consideration (2026/27) Organisation Purpose of organisation Grant requested Purpose of grant Comments Faifley Art Group To provide accessible opportunities for Clydebank residents (mainly over 50’s) to develop skills in and an appreciation of visual arts. £300 To arrange classes for members with professional tutors. Grant will cover the fees for the tutors as well as providing materials for the classes. Members are consulted to choose the type of classes and maximise the benefits. The classes will provide mental stimulation and social opportunities as well as artistic skills. Total cost is £400 Group contribution: £100 Recommendation: £300 The stated purpose of the grant application meets the aims of the Trust Fund to assist those in need by reasons of age & financial hardship Number of members How often does it meet Other grants applied for/ awarded Bank Balance Accounts balance 26 Weekly £1655 awarded: • WDC Social Transport – £200 • Age Scotland - £855 • WDC Wishlist - £600 A further £650 applied for from Age Scotland. All for other projects/purposes. Bank balance at 27/02/2026 = £4,423.50 28/11/2025 = £3983.65 Balances include ringfenced funding from other grant applications. ITEM 4 - APPENDIX 1
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Unmarked Organisation Purpose of organisation Grant requested Purpose of grant Comments Lomond ADHD Services C.I.C To provide accessible, community-based support for individuals and families affected by ADHD and neurodivergence. To promote understanding and destigmatization. £2,500 To deliver a Parenting Support Programme for ADHD & Emotional Regulation for families specifically in Clydebank. Funding would cover facilitation, venue hire within the local community, materials and resources, administration, and refreshments. This will initially be a 3-month programme providing 6-week structured courses aimed at supporting families to manage various challenges. Applicant aims for this to be an ongoing and growing programme which will cover other WDC areas in future. Project is being developed in partnership with PALS (Clydebank). Total cost is £4,500 Group contribution: £2,000 Recommendation: £2,500 The stated purpose of the grant application meets the aims of the Trust Fund to assist those in need by reason of disability or disadvantage. Number of members How often does it meet Other grants applied for/ awarded Bank Balance Accounts balance 40-60 Weekly and Monthly depending on programme £15,264 awarded: • National Lottery – £8,142 • Corra Foundation - £3,000 • Dumbarton Common Good - £2,622 • Scotmid Community - £1,500 All for other projects/purposes Bank balance at 37/03/2026 = £489.55 24/04/2026 = £9,028.11 Balance includes ringfenced funding from National Lottery as well as commitment for HMRC bill.