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Application instructions
You can choose how to make your application based on how you prefer to communicate. You can:
Type your answers
If you submit a written application …
Pay attention to word limits for each question
Your answers can take the form of sentences or bullet points
Consider drafting your responses in Word, Google Docs, or another word processor so that you can save and edit without fear of losing your work
Submit a voice note
If you submit your application as a voice note …
Please ensure you spell out your name and email address clearly or answer questions 1-4 in the form itself
Your response to each question should be a maximum of 1 minute, with the total duration of your voice note not exceeding 3-5 minutes
Be sure to save your file as an MP3 or WAV file so that we can listen back
The choice is yours.
Whichever format you choose, be clear, focused, and concise in your responses! Make sure to provide enough information that someone who doesn't know your project understands what you're trying to do.
NEW Applying for Small Project Grants.mp4Be sure to check out our How to Apply video for more information about the formats you can apply in and what information to include.
Still have questions?
FAQ
Got a question about Access Folk Small Project Grants? Our FAQs are a great place to start finding answers.
Attend a Q&A session
Sign up for an online Q&A session on:
Tuesday, 9 January 2024, 19.00-20.00
Tuesday, 12 March 2024, 12.00-13.00
Monday, 20 May 2024, 19.00-20.00
Need support? Contact us
We want everyone to be able to apply for our funding. We're committed to being as accessible as possible, wherever possible. Email us to set up a 1-to-1 consultation or discuss how we can support you.
What's next?
Apply.
Submit your application.
What's involved?
Download the Call for Access Folk Small Project Applications, learn about your role in action research, and find out if your project fits the criteria for funding.
Am I ready?
Take a short quiz that asks you questions about your project. It will help you think about your proposal and whether you’re ready to apply.
Other resources.
Access podcasts and reports about the current state of folk singing in England, and other resources that can help inform your application.
Accepting your funding.
Get information on how to accept your funding, download project documents, and preview our agreements.