Business support finder
Business schemes available - 185
Support Scheme | Support organisation |
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People SolutionsAdvice and guidance for Invest NI customers across a wide range of Human Resources Management issues |
Invest Northern Ireland |
Skills for Growth for SMEsGrant support up to a maximum of 50% for costs covering trainee wages, internal trainer, external trainer and travel and accommodation costs |
Invest Northern Ireland |
Skills Advancement GrantUp to £15,000 for staff training for Invest NI customers to cover external training, travel and accommodation |
Invest Northern Ireland |
Northern Ireland Advanced Composites and Engineering CentreSupport for businesses to co-locate with academic staff from the Ulster University and Queen’s University Belfast to work collaboratively to develop innovative technology solutions |
Invest Northern Ireland |
InnovateUsA fully funded programme that offers tailored training for small businesses to undertake innovation activity |
Northern Ireland Regional Colleges, Department for the Economy (DfE) |
Skills Focus ProgrammeAn employer skills programme that provides tailored training for small to medium-sized businesses to increase the skills levels of the existing workforce. |
Northern Ireland Regional Colleges, Department for the Economy (DfE) |
Workable NIWorkable NI provides guidance, advice and training to employers and their workforce to help reduce barriers to employment for people with disabilities. |
Department for Communities (DfC), Disability Action, Supported Employment Solution, Ulster Supported Employment Ltd |
Start Up LoansAll owners or partners in a business can individually apply for up to £25,000 each, with a maximum of £100,000 available per business. |
Enterprise Northern Ireland |
Employment Advocacy ServiceSpecialist advice for employers/employees on disability in the workplace with guidance on reasonable adjustments, positive action and best practice. |
Disability Action |
Intellectual property: advice and guidanceAdvice and guidance on intellectual property protection issues for companies based in Northern Ireland |
Invest Northern Ireland |