Active meeting places in Tynderö

Tynderö community center association has been granted project support for the project Active meeting places in Tynderö. The project targets children and youth and aims to create opportunities for leisure activities, spontaneous sports, and developing meeting places for all generations.

 

Purpose and Goals

The purpose of the project is to:

The purpose of the project is to develop the countryside around Tynderö community center into a multifunctional meeting place where more people meet and together continue to develop the location.

The goal of the project is to:

The goal of the project is to prepare mini-golf courses and inaugurate them, as well as to construct a hockey rink with boards.

About the Project

The project consists of planning the design of the mini-golf courses and the hockey rink. Purchase of materials, both materials for construction and clubs and balls for mini-golf. Groundwork. Assembly of mini-golf courses. Construction of boards. Inauguration of the mini-golf courses.

From the application

”Children and youth's access to meeting places and leisure activities is lower in the countryside than in urban areas, and the project aims to address that issue.”

About the Project

Project Period

2025-2026

Project Owner

Tynderö community center association

Contact Person

Cecilia Onselius and Erik Krohn

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About Funding

Established Support Amount
413,852 kronor

Funding from LAG
136,571 kronor

Funding from the Agricultural Fund
277,281 kronor

In addition to the above, the project estimates to contribute with voluntary engagement valued at 65,040 kronor.

LAG Board's Decision Justification

The LAG decides to prioritize the project as it meets all basic requirements and achieves more than 300 points, which means that the project is assessed to contribute to the goals and efforts included in the implementation of the local development strategy for Leader Mittland Plus. The applicant has described in their application that the project's benefits accrue to the countryside, follows the basic principles of the leader method regarding partnership, local anchoring, and local innovation, and through its results can contribute to the local strategy's Goal 1 of a thriving and co-creating population through the goals 1A Efforts to strengthen local community and sense of belonging, cohesion, local engagement, and democratic processes, 1B new and developed meeting places for all generations, 1C new recruitment, continuity, and generational change in community life and local society, and 1D strengthen people's health and well-being, everyone's equal value,
multiculturalism, integration, and meaningful employment in social activities, security, as well as Goal 2 An attractive, sustainable, and inclusive living environment – a place to long for through the sub-goals 2A strengthen attractiveness for our places to live, work, and visit and 2E expanded range of leisure activities.