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This report outlines the findings of our fourth annual racial justice audit of Paul Hamlyn Foundation (PHF)’s UK grant-making for the year 2023/24.

Supporting the arts in the UK has always been important to Paul Hamlyn Foundation. Awards for Artists supports individuals at a timely moment in their careers, giving them the freedom to develop their creative ideas and contributing to their personal and professional growth.

It is estimated that there are roughly 800,000 young carers in the UK. These incredible children and young people provide substantial unpaid care for relatives who have disabilities, long-term physical illnesses, mental health difficulties and/​or drug or alcohol issues. 

This report explores different types of blended approaches to teacher professional learning in the arts and looks at what works.

Our annual report, reflecting on the year before and some of the key themes that run through our work.

This briefing aims to inform better understanding of grant-making by UK Trusts and Foundations to the arts and culture sector.

Guidelines to help you use Paul Hamlyn Foundation logos in your work

This report considers the results of the 2022/23 racial justice audit and analyses our portfolios in terms of the proportion of funding awarded to organisations led by and for communities experiencing racial inequity.

The India Programme Strategic Plan 2023–33 provides an overview of the objectives of our India programme for the ten years to 2033.