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YOUTH ARTS SMALL GRANTS
1. Title: YOUTH ARTS SMALL GRANTS2. Awarding Authority: Glasgow Connected Arts Network, GB Tel: 07595554579. Email: info@glasgowcan.org. (Hannah Justad)3. Contract type: Service contract4. Description: The Awarding Authority are now accepting applications from freelance youth arts practitioners looking to run participatory arts projects with specified location -young people between £500-£2500.Glasgow CAN is one of the distributing organisations from across Scotland who have been entrusted by Creative Scotland to disseminate these new grants. We can award grants to freelance Glasgow CAN members who are part of the PVG scheme and work with children or young people. We have a total budget of £20,000 to give out and can distribute grants of between £500–£2500 directly to freelance artists/creative practitioners, across all participatory art-forms, to deliver artist-led youth arts activities. By artist led, we mean artists take the key lead in the design and delivery of collaborative projects. Organisations may not apply but can contribute in-kind support to the project.The Youth Arts Small Grants will support our freelance members to continue to deliver high-quality, much-needed participatory arts activity with young people to ensure that some of the most disadvantaged young people in Glasgow can access and participate in creative opportunities at a time when these are being halted or reduced. We want to continue to support freelance youth arts practitioners to develop their networks and practice, while being appropriately remunerated.Projects should take place sometime between June 2021 and February 2022. Successful applicants will also take part in networking events, training opportunities and an end of project sharing event to offer support and strengthen their networks.5. CPV Code(s): 92000000, 92500000, 92312000, 981331106. NUTS code(s): UKM, UKM8, UKM827. Main site or location of works, main place of delivery or main place of performance: Location: Glasgow CityScotland8. Reference attributed by awarding authority: Not provided.9. Estimated value of requirement: Glasgow CAN are now accepting applications from freelance youth arts practitioners looking to run participatory arts projects with Glasgow-young people between £500-£2500.10. The deadline is 1.3.2021 (17:00).11. Address to which they must be sent: For further information regarding the above contract notice please visit: Ref=%2F%3Ffilter%3D’q%3D’type%3D1412. Other information: People who want to apply are encouraged to read the Guidance Document available on our website www.glasgowcan.org/youth-arts-small-grants-scheme carefully before submitting an application. The Application Form should be downloaded from the web page, completed and emailed to info@glasgowcan.org by 5pm on Monday 1st March 2021 at 5pm.If someone requires the Application Form in another format or has any other access needs, please email info@glasgowcan.org or call 07595554579 during normal working hours. We may take up to 5 working days to get back to you at this time.Glasgow CAN’s Executive Director will be holding a one-hour Info Event on how to apply to this fund on Wednesday 3rd February at 11am. Please visit www.ticketsignite.com/event/3871/glasgow-can-youth-arts-small-grant-scheme-info-event to book a FREE place.The application window is 26th January – 1st March 2021. Applications received after 5pm on 1st March 2021 will not be considered.For further information, please contact awarding authority email or call , or visit TKR-2021127-EX-1544180# funding opportunity
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