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Community Support Committee

In addition to the support given to sustainable projects and organisations through the overarching community programme, staff members from across the Authority volunteer to sit on the Community Support Committee (CSC). 

The CSC has its own budget and provides smaller amounts of financial assistance to voluntary and community organisations for projects, events and equipment, through an application process.  Through this process, applications are evaluated on their merit against a set criteria.  (Please refer to the Community Support Committee Application Form for more details)

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Download an application form to apply for financial assistance though the Community Support Committee:

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Here are some examples of support given during 2009: 

The under 11 and under 14 footballers from Hakin United recently played in a

football tournament in Sussex. They received funding from the Community Support Committee

 towards the cost of the trip. Pictured are Hakin United juniors with the Authority's Claire Palmer.

Claire Palmer, Head of Community Development with the New Tabernacle Players from Milford Haven.

They received funding towards the transportation of their set to Ireland for the

British Festival of One Act Play's, for which they came second.

Claire Palmer with representatives of Tenby Sailing Club who received

funding to host the Welsh Schools Championship at the club.

The Head of Community Development with Lisa Evans who received

funding towards the ongoing costs associated with travelling to fencing competitions.

Claire Palmer with Geoffrey Harries, President of the Rotary Club of Milford Haven.

They organised for a group of disadvantaged children to have a trip to Oakwood.

Claire Palmer with Max Brindley who is a member of Cardiff FC Football Academy.

He requested for funding towards the cost of travelling to Cardiff twice weekly

for training and for football matches weekly, spread around the country.

Claire Palmer, Head of Community Development at Milford Haven Port Authority with representatives

of Milford Haven Gymnastics Club and Coach, Andy Grey who received funding to represent

Wales in the British Schools Competition in Stoke-on-Trent in May 2009.

Claire Palmer with some of the users of the relaxation room at Pembroke School's Autism Unit. 

Milford Haven Port Authority's Community Support Committee contributed

towards the cost of sensory equipment in the room.

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