The local grant scheme is open to community organisations, voluntary groups and schools in the Neath Valley (Resolven, Clyne and Melincourt areas).

South Wales Police Youth Trust’s aim is that young people living in the South Wales Police area lead safe, healthy and fulfilling lives and are diverted away from crime, anti-social behaviour or substance misuse. The Trust will seek to prioritise grants which support young people aged between 10 and 25 years

North Wales Police and Crime Commissioner Andy Dunbobbin’s Innovate to Grow scheme targets and invests in projects dealing with the root causes of crime across North Wales, especially ones that offer new and innovative ideas of preventing and tackling wrongdoing. The initiative complements the priorities within the Commissioner’s Police and Crime Plan, as well as his Community Oriented Police Service (COPS) approach to serve all communities across North Wales. Examples of initiatives that could be eligible for support under the scheme include those covering youth services, early intervention, and adverse childhood experiences; drug, alcohol and substance misuse services; and organisations working to combat domestic abuse, sexual violence, and violence against women and girls. Mr Dunbobbin has allocated £100,000 to the scheme to support projects for up to one year throughout the 2025-2026 financial year, with the main focus being on innovation. A maximum of £5,000 will be available for each project; however, should the project be delivered across two or more counties, a maximum of £10,000 will be offered.