Eligibility
Applications are open to new and existing social enterprises. Successful candidates must meet the follwing criteria:
Your idea / organisation must have a social or climate driven mission.
The organisation must be based, and deliver impact in the Bradford Metropolitan District.
We particularly welcome new start and early stage social enterprises and applicants from women, young people and Black Asian Minority Ethnic (BAME) and faith groups.
How to apply
Apply to join the programme by emailing info@localaccessbd.co.uk
Please provide the following information in your email:
Organisation name and address
Contact name, email and telephone
Legal status of the organisation
Organisation aims / mission
Brief reason for applying
The LABD Programme Process
Application to the programme
Your application will be received and assessed to understand the support successful candidates need to progress on to.
Enterprise readiness
Attend a series of workshops and training sessions to learn how your social enterprise can operate, grow and deliver impact.
Investment readiness
Work with programme partners to ensure organisation structure and governance are all in place correctly to be able to apply for investment.
Apply for investment
Apply for the right investment option to help your social enterprise be a success.
Join us at our latest events and workshops
Don't miss out on all our enterprise training and networking events.
FAQs
Here are some of the most asked questions to help you out.
If you have any other enquiries please contact us.
Head of Programme: Ashfaq Ali Gulab
Email: a.gulab@incic.co.uk
Inspired Neighbourhoods Group
The Thornbury Centre
79 Leeds Old Rd, Bradford, BD3 8JX
Applications are open to new and existing social enterprises. Successful candidates must meet the follwing criteria:
Your idea / organisation must have a social or climate driven mission.
The organisation must be based, and deliver impact in the Bradford Metropolitan District.
We particularly welcome new start and early stage social enterprises and applicants from women, young people and Black Asian Minority Ethnic (BAME) and faith groups.
Social enterprises are businesses that have a social or environmental mission as their primary goal, which brings together the skills of entrepreneurship and public service in order to deliver positive impact.