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Open Call | Exploring and Thinking- Early Childhood Arts Residency Awards from the Arts Office

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Arts Office
Published 07/07/26 - 7 days ago
€13,000.00
Location
Dublin, Ireland
Category
Funding / Awards
Website
https://dlrcoco.submit.com/show/378
Deadline
2026-09-02 14:00:00
Links to Guidelines
https://dlrcoco.submit.com/show/378
Address
Dublin region
Description
The Dublin region Local Authorities and Children and Young People’s Services Committees (CYPSC) are working in partnership to support early childhood arts practice and to increase access to quality arts experiences for children experiencing homelessness. The partnership invites applications from artists to develop and deliver early childhood arts residencies within homeless accommodation services across the four local authority administrative areas. Each residency will run from November 2026 to June 2027.
For more information and to apply, click here.
Specific Criteria

This Residency Award offers:

1) A maximum budget of €13,000 for each residency award. This fee is to research, develop and deliver a project with children aged 0- 5 years and their adult caregivers in an assigned homeless accommodation service.
2) Support from the Local Authority and CYPSC partners and accommodation services.
3) Three facilitated peer-to-peer reflective learning sessions, estimated to be one half-day each, and covered within the budget allocation of each residency award.

There is no expectation of a public outcome or public dissemination of documentation.

 
 
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Open Call | Exploring and Thinking- Early Childhood Arts Residency Awards from the Arts Office