The 2007 priorities for the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation’s four programmes have now been set:

• Arts – The Arts in Public Places; The Arts and Sciences
• Education – Human Scale Schools; Cross-cultural Schools; Youth Work Projects
• Social Change – Financial Inclusion; Environmental Awareness; Older People
• Anglo-Portuguese Cultural Relations

The Foundation only gives grants for proposals of a charitable kind, from registered charities or otherwise tax-exempt organisations. At present there is a ntional limit of £15,000 to any one grant. Proposals are considered at Trustee meetings, which are held three times a year, usually in the first week of March, July and November.

For further information visit www.gulbenkian.org.uk or contact
Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation,
United Kingdom Branch,
98 Portland Place,
London
WIB 1ET
T: 020 7636 5313,
F: 020 7908 7580
E:info@gulbenkian.org.uk