Culture Grant Scheme for Grassroot Organisations – now open

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Diverse Cymru is pleased to announce that the Welsh Government Culture Grant Scheme for Grassroot Organisations – now open

The Welsh Government’s Culture Grant Scheme for Grassroot Organisations is one of a range of activities taking place that will support Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic people, including people from Gypsy, Roma and Traveller communities, having equitable access to and involvement in cultural activities across Wales.

Two types of grant are now available (medium grant and large grant), please check the eligibility criteria for each grant before applying.

Please see the links below for the information sheets and application forms to the two types of grants:

Medium Grant Information Sheet .docx
Culture Grant Scheme MEDIUM application form.docx
Large Grant Information Sheet .docx
Culture Grant Scheme LARGE application form.docx

Closing date: Monday 25^th September at 9am

Tags: Culture Grant, Diverse Cymru, Funding, Grant, grassroot organisations

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