Can Your Caithness and North Sutherland Business Use an Apprentice - Funding Help Is Available
21st July 2024
The Caithness Business Fund offers grants for local businesses to take on apprentices. Another closing date is approaching for applications 1st August.
Caithness Business Fund (CBF) has been established to consider applications for grants in support of businesses in the Caithness and North Sutherland area.
Caithness Chamber of Commerce manages the Fund on behalf of CBF and provides management and administrative services with respect to the Fund's activities and is contracted to oversee the Fund on a day-to-day basis.
The Fund meets regularly to assess applications and dates of forthcoming meetings are listed below. Prior to making your application, it is important that you reach out to a member of the Chamber team to make sure your application has all the information required.
The Chamber team can support you through the application process. We can also offer free support when pulling together your business plan and financial forecasts thanks to the Business Support Programme funded by Dounreay. To start your journey with Caithness Business Fund, email enquiries@caithnessbusinessfund.co.uk
A full list of application dates can be found HERE
Caithness Business Fund web site
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