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Explore our available funding.  \nOverview  \nOn 5 July 2020, the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport announced a £1 .57billion package to protect the UK’s culture and heritage sectors from the economic impacts of COVID-19 . To date, over £1 .2b has been allocated from the Culture Recovery Fund, reaching around 5000 individual organisations and sites.  \nAt the 2021 Budget, the Chancellor announced an additional £300million to support the Culture Recovery Fund in 2021/22, to continue to support key cultural organisations; bridge the sector as audiences begin to return; and continue to ensure a vibrant future for the culture sector as the nation recovers from the pandemic.  \nThe Heritage Fund, in partnership with Historic England, is distributing this funding based on criteria set by DCMS.  \nThe Culture Recovery Fund for Heritage: Emergency Resource Support is for organisations that are in severe need. This strand was originally open from 7 July 2021 to 30 September 2021.  \nTo continue to support the sector throughout the winter period, the Emergency Resource Support programme has been reopened. This will give more organisations at imminent risk of financial failure an opportunity to bid for support, protecting even more organisations so that they can continue to create jobs and contribute to the economy. This scheme was open for Expressions of Interest up until 12pm (noon) on 18 January 2022. Those invited to apply  \nhad until 12pm (noon) 3 February to submit a full application.  \nThe budget for the reopened strand will be £5m.  \nGovernment will keep the delivery of this funding under active review and consider how best to adapt it in line with the needs of the sector.  \nThis guidance sets out the details of Culture Recovery for Heritage: Emergency Resource Support.  \nThe aim of this strand of the fund is to help maintain England’s cultural ecology by supporting culturally significant organisations, which are now:  \n at imminent risk of failure due to the ongoing impact of COVID-19, and  \n have exhausted all other reasonable options for increasing their resilience.  \nIn line with previous rounds of Culture Recovery funding, the central aims of this strand are to enable cultural organisations to:  \n reopen/restart their operations, where appropriate  \nor  \n operate on a sustainable, cost-efficient basis, so that they are able to reopen at a later date if, for example, reopening under social distancing is not permissible or does not represent a value for money approach.  \nApplicants can apply for grants of between £10,000 and £1m to cover core operating costs up to a point where they can demonstrate a return to financial viability. Funding cannot extend beyond 31 March 2022.  \nIf you are a previous recipients of a grant from the Culture Recovery Fund for Heritage, there is a limit to the total amount of funding you can receive:  \n If you are a non-profit organisation, the maximum you can receive in total across all rounds is £4m.  \n If you are a for-profit (commercial) organisation, the maximum you can receive in total across all rounds is £1 .5m  \n– this includes companies lim","cbCaivgEOynd3YHK","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaivgEOynd3YHK","pdf",60921,"English","# Overview\n## Purpose and reopening of the emergency strand\n## Funding amount and time limits\n# Applicants and eligibility\n## Who can apply\n## Types of eligible organisations\n# Guidance updates and closure status\n## Key dates for applications and Expressions of Interest","[{\"question\":\"What is the aim of the Culture Recovery Fund for Heritage: Emergency Resource Support strand?\",\"answer\":\"To help maintain England’s cultural ecology by supporting culturally significant organisations that are at imminent risk of failure and have exhausted other reasonable options for resilience.\"},{\"question\":\"What grants were available and what was the funding deadline?\",\"answer\":\"Applicants could request grants between £10,000 and £1m to cover core operating costs. 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