Minor Project Grant Program in Singapore
Deadline: 15-Apr-22
The National Heritage Board (NHB) is pleased to launch an open call for the Minor Project Grant Program to support a wide range of community heritage projects; that include programmes, events and exhibitions.
Categories
Exhibition: Static or Interactive displays (can be permanent or temporary and/or in physical or digital format)
Publication: Documentation of community related stories (can also be in digital format)
Programmes: Cultural workshops, oral history recording, guided tours of heritage buildings and public talks
Events: Community events that are based on themes of heritage
Documentary: Podcasts, video stories, etc
Gallery/Corner: Permanent heritage corner, gallery, wall and/or stairways
Funding Information
Projects with total costs of S$100,000 and below.
Types of Projects
Starter projects to promote awareness of the various aspects of Singapore’s history and heritage, and elements of cross-cultural understanding or intergenerational engagement
Recurring heritage themes, such as projects to document school or community or organisation history, personal family lineage or ethnic heritage cuisine, etc
Small scale projects involving basic research methodologies, less complex techniques and approaches to present heritage findings
Projects can be one-time occurrence or in multiple runs
Eligibility Criteria
The grant is open to the following individuals and groups:
Individuals must be Singapore Citizens or Singapore Permanent Residents aged 18 years old and above and must be residing in Singapore;
Local interest groups, clans/associations and non-profit organisations must be registered with:
Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority (ACRA); or
Society registered with Registry of Societies (ROS); or
Charitable Trust registered with the Commissioner of Charities (COC); or
Co-Operative registered with the Registry of Co-operative Societies; or
Trade Union registered with Registry of Trade Unions.
Informal groups of individuals must nominate either an individual (who is a Singapore Citizen or Singapore PR) or a locally legally constituted organization to undertake legal and financial responsibility for the application and administer the grant should any be awarded;
Non-profit educational institutions and educational institutions under the purview of the Ministry of Education (MOE).
For more information, visit https://www.nhb.gov.sg/what-we-do/our-work/community-engagement/grants/grants/minor-project-grant