Business support finder
Business schemes available - 176
Support Scheme | Support organisation |
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Forest Expansion SchemeWoodland creation funding for both agricultural and nonagricultural land aimed at supporting a wide range benefits from improved ecosystems. |
Department of Agriculture, Environment & Rural Affairs (DAERA) |
Causeway Coast and Glens Tourism Experience Development ProgrammeHelp and support to develop new tourism activities and experiences. |
Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council |
Skills Boost for Business Growth Grant ProgrammeThe Skills Boost for Business Growth Grant provides support of up to £500 per employee for a maximum of four employees in a business, up to £2,000 per business. |
Lisburn and Castlereagh City Council |
Apprenticeship Inclusion Challenge FundUp to £100,000 in funding to boost apprenticeship uptake from underrepresented groups. |
Department for the Economy (DfE) |
Employer ToolkitThe Mid Ulster Employer Toolkit is a one-stop-shop, providing employers with tools and support for aiding with employment matters. |
Mid Ulster District Council |
Test Trading Opportunities at the Kennedy CentreAn opportunity for businesses to trial their products or services in a busy shopping centre. |
Belfast City Council |
Tech Spark NITech Spark NI offers support to help women entrepreneurs improve their start-up ideas and connect with Northern Ireland's tech community. |
Women in Business |
Ambition to Grow | Supporting WomenThe programme supports Northern Ireland's most innovative and ambitious woman-led start-ups and small businesses. |
Invest Northern Ireland |
Mindset extended reality (XR): Digital therapeutics for mental healthUK-registered businesses can apply for a share of up to £3.7 million for R&D projects that provide digital therapeutics for mental health solutions. |
Innovate UK |
Women into Leadership ProgrammeThis programme provides personalised support, development of leadership skills, and the opportunity to earn an accredited qualification. |
Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council |