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Eligibility check - please select all that apply:

I'm a composer, sound designer, performer, artist, maker, curator, event producer, sound engineer, teacher or student.

I work primarily with electronic sound or music.

I'm age 18 or over.

I'm based in the UK.

I'm currently experiencing financial hardship due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

I'm not already receiving support from another Covid-19 relief fund for artists (e.g. from Help Musicians UK).

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Your contact details

Your name (required)

Your email address (required)

Your website or social media profiles (please give up to three)

Step 3 of 5

Please tell us why you need this emergency support grant (in up to 150 words).

words. Please limit to 150 words or less With Space.

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Please tell us about yourself and your sound or music making (in up to 150 words).

words. Please limit to 150 words or less With Space.

Please provide a direct link to one particular work or achievement you would like us to see/hear.

Please give a brief description of this material (in up to 60 words).

words. Please limit to 60 words or less With Space.

If you receive this emergency support grant:

Are you happy for The Daphne Oram Trust to link to your works on the daphneoram.org website? 

YesNo

Are you happy for The Daphne Oram Trust to link to your works on social media? 

YesNo

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Equality and diversity monitoring - confidential

Your answers to this section are collected in confidence for The Trust's monitoring purposes only. They will not be used to influence our decisions about the grant itself and will not be shared with anyone outside The Trust. Data from all applicants will be anonymised and used to assess The Trust's performance and to help us extend the reach of our grants, events other future activities.

How would you describe your gender?

FemaleNon-binaryMaleIn another way (please describe below)I prefer not to say

Do you identify as a disabled person?

At The Daphne Oram Trust we follow this guidance from Shape Arts on disability and the social model.

YesNoIn another way (please describe below)I prefer not to say

How would you describe your sexual orientation?

BisexualGay/Lesbian/HomosexualStraight/HeterosexualIn another way (please describe below)I prefer not to say

Application Form

The Daphne Oram Trust Emergency Support Grant

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Step 1 of 5

Eligibility check - please select all that apply:

Step 2 or 5

Your contact details

Step 3 of 5

Please tell us why you need this emergency support grant (in up to 150 words).

Step 4 of 5

Please tell us about yourself and your sound or music making (in up to 150 words).

Please provide a direct link to one particular work or achievement you would like us to see/hear.

Please give a brief description of this material (in up to 60 words).

If you receive this emergency support grant:

Step 5 of 5

How would you describe your gender?

What is your age range?

How would you describe your ethnicity?

Do you identify as a disabled person?

How would you describe your sexual orientation?

How did you find out about this grant? (e.g. by word of mouth; on Twitter)

Application Form

The Daphne Oram Trust Emergency Support Grant

Need a large print text-only version of this form? Click here

Step 1 of 5

Eligibility check - please select all that apply:

Step 2 or 5

Your contact details

Step 3 of 5

Please tell us why you need this emergency support grant (in up to 150 words).

Step 4 of 5

Please tell us about yourself and your sound or music making (in up to 150 words).

Please provide a direct link to one particular work or achievement you would like us to see/hear.

Please give a brief description of this material (in up to 60 words).

If you receive this emergency support grant:

Step 5 of 5

How would you describe your gender?

What is your age range?

How would you describe your ethnicity?

Do you identify as a disabled person?

How would you describe your sexual orientation?

How did you find out about this grant? (e.g. by word of mouth; on Twitter)

Need a large print text-only version of this form?
Click here