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Capital: Creative Foundations Fund Expressions of Interest closing soon – London Arts in Health Forum Keep up to date with all the news and opportunities in the Creative Health sector The Creative Foundations Fund is an open-access capital fund that supports creative and cultural organisations in England in revitalising, restoring, retrofitting, or renewing cultural assets, including urgent work to address issues which prevent organisations from effectively delivering work for the public.
Applicants must demonstrate that the investment in buildings and equipment is business-critical to delivering creative or cultural activity, minimising the risk of asset failure and increasing the economic sustainability of the creative and cultural sectors. The fund is split into two strands with separate ‘How to apply’ guides: How to Apply (Strand 1): for grants of £100,000 up to and including £1 million.
How to Apply (Strand 2): for grants above £1 million up to and including £10 million. You can submit one Expression of Interest to either Strand 1 or 2 (not both), except for statutory and other public bodies that run or maintain cultural services, where they are applying for separate projects in different locations.
June 2025: If you’re new to Grantium, our funding application portal, you’ll need to create a user account and applicant profile. Approval of your Grantium profile can take up to 10 working days, so you should register early. June 2025: Watch the pre-recorded Creative Foundations Fund webinar.
30 June 2025: Online Expression of Interest form opens on Grantium. First, complete the initial eligibility questionnaire to confirm whether your proposal appears to be eligible for this fund. If eligible, complete the Expression of Interest step.
Noon on 25 July 2025: Deadline for submitting the online Expression of Interest form on Grantium. July/August 2025: Arts Council reviews the Expressions of Interest. Following the review, applicants are notified of the outcome.
22 August 2025: Applicants whose projects could significantly contribute to the aims and outcomes of the fund , as detailed in this guidance, are invited to submit a full application. September 2025: Join the Creative Foundations Fund webinar for applicants or watch the recording.
Noon on 31 October 2025: Deadline for submitting full application on Grantium, including providing the mandatory supporting documents as detailed in this guidance. 3 to 21 November 2025: Arts Council conducts Eligibility Checks. We will conduct eligibility checks on full applications to confirm that the eligibility requirements in this guidance are met.
We will notify applicants if their full application isn’t eligible. By 31 March 2026: Arts Council makes Award Decisions on all eligible applications and applicants are notified of the outcome of their application. The Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) and Arts Council England have provided funding for this fund.
The grants are administered, awarded and monitored by Arts Council England. About the Department for Culture, Media & Sport The Department for Culture, Media & Sport (DCMS) helps to drive growth, enrich lives and promote Britain abroad. DCMS sponsors a number of non-departmental public bodies to help deliver national priorities relating to culture, media and sport.
Arts Council England champions, develops, and invests in creative and cultural experiences that enrich people’s lives. We support activities across the arts, museums and libraries – from theatre to digital art, reading to dance, music to literature, and crafts to collections. Let’s Create , Arts Council England’s 2020-30 strategy, is built around three Outcomes and four Investment Principles.
They are designed to work together to achieve our vision of a country where each person’s creativity is valued and given the chance to flourish, and every person has access to a remarkable range of high-quality cultural experiences. Arts Council England will provide pre-application advice, assess applications, and pay and monitor grants.
The organisation will deliver these functions on behalf of DCMS in line with the Arts Council’s 10-year strategy. For further information on Let’s Create, please visit our website. We are committed to being open and accessible to everyone, but we understand that our systems and processes sometimes present barriers to people applying for a grant or accessing our services.
The access support information on our website explains how we can help if you experience or expect any barriers when making your application. Do you need this information in another format? Please contact us if you need more information about this fund or want this guidance in an alternative format.
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