Join The Ubele Initiative (an African diaspora-led infrastructure organisation) to learn more about the Recovery Loan Fund and the additional grants and support being made available to Black and Minoritised Ethnic led organisations.
At the session you will:
- Hear from the Ubele Initiative about the additional grants and support available to BAME led organisations accessing the Recovery loan Fund
- Be introduced to the Recovery Loan Fund and application process by the Social Investment Business
- Hear from the leader of an organisation that has been successful in securing loan and grant funding through the Recovery Loan Fund
- Have the opportunity to ask questions about the funding, support available and the application process
About the Recovery Loan Fund
The Recovery Loan Fund supports organisations that are improving people’s lives, or the environment they live in.
The Ubele Initiative’s partnership with the Social Investment Business (SIB) and Access – the Foundation for Social Investment is making loans more accessible for charities and social enterprises led by people from Black and Minoritised Ethnic (BAME) communities.
In addition to a loan, BAME led organisations accessing the Recovery loan Fund will receive:
- Personalised support to apply to the Recovery Loan Fund
- Unrestricted grants of up to 100% of the loan value (capped at £200k)
- Bespoke business support once finance has been secured
To be eligible to apply for the Recovery Loan Fund and receive additional support, organisations must meet the following criteria:
- Charity or social enterprise
- At least 51% of Board and Senior Leadership Team from BAME communities
- Above £200k turnover
- Applying for a loan of between £50k and £1.5m
- Operating for more than 2 years
- Operating in England
Find out more information on the Recovery Loan Fund for BAME led organisations via the Ubele Initiative website.
How to book
Register your free place via the button below, or via the Ubele Initiative website.
