Funding opportunity for new Family Arts Networks in Priority and/or Levelling Up for Culture Places!
Family Arts Campaign is looking to fund 2 new Family Arts Networks in Priority and/or Levelling Up for Culture Places!
🟢 Are you interested in creating more opportunities for better, more accessible opportunities for families in your community?
🟢 Does your activity take place in either a Priority and/or Levelling Up for Culture Place?
🟢 Do you want to develop more capacity with your very own Family Arts Ambassador and receive extra funding to support regional activity?
🟢 Want to work with a national team of fellow Ambassadors to create brilliant work for families?
Then a Family Arts Network is for you!Â
Deadline: 5pm on Thursday 20 June
More Information
For more information on the opportunity, please read the Information Pack in full. A large print version is also available.
Missed our Q&A Webinar?
Watch the recording
We held a Q&A Webinar on Friday 7 June 2024 to share more about the opportunity and provide an opportunity to ask questions.
You can also download the slides for more information about the opportunity, plus links to all the brilliant arts events and organisations featured in the presentation images.
Eligibility
For full eligibility criteria, please read the Information Pack in full.
This opportunity is exclusively to support those working in Priority and/or Levelling Up for Culture Places. To find out more about these areas and for a full list, please see Arts Council England’s website.
If you’re not working in a Priority or Levelling Up for Culture area you can find out more about Family Arts Networks and information on how to join one or set one up on our Family Arts Networks Page.
How to apply
To apply, please complete the application form. A large print application form and information pack is also available.
All applications must be submitted by 5pm on Thursday 20 June via email to Anna Dever (anna.dever@thealbany.org.uk)
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