 CIDA FUNDING
Esmée Fairbairn Foundation:
Arts & Heritage programme
Esmée Fairbairn Foundation is one of the largest independent grantmaking foundations in the UK. The Arts programme has two main areas of interest: Serving Audiences (to expand high quality performing and visual arts provision in parts of the UK less well served than others) and Supporting Artists (to support the professional development of talented artists throughout their careers). To know further details, please visit their website:
www.esmeefairbairn.org.uk
Pulse Funding Initiative
A Wellcome Trust initiative, Pulse funds either large scale (up to £50,000) or small scale (up to £10,000) for arts projects engaging young people and biomedical science. Projects funded will be in performing arts, visual arts, crafts, photography, film, creative writing and new media. Projects can be developed by, for or with young people (up to the age of 22). Details can be collected from:
www.wellcome.ac.uk
The Clore Duffield Small Grants Programme
The Clore Duffield Foundation has launched a Small Grants Programme totalling £1 million over five years, to fund performing arts education initiatives for children (aged up to 18). The Programme will fund project costs ranging from £1,000 to £10,000.
www.cloreduffield.org.uk
The Ragdoll Foundation
The Ragdoll Foundation is dedicated to developing the power of imaginative responses in children through the arts. Grants of £500 and over available for work with young children within the following aims: Promote the development of children through children's imaginative thinking; Encourage innovation and innovative thinking and influence good practice elsewhere; offer creative solutions that deal with the causes of problems in childhood; Ensures effective evaluation of projects to promote sharing and learning; Above all demonstrate how the voices of children can be heard.
www.ragdollfoundation.org.uk
The above funding and development opportunities have been supplied by CIDA.
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