NICH Doubles Belize Culture Fund as 24 Projects Receive Support

Twenty-four recipients are getting support to bring their cultural projects to life, as the National Institute of Culture and History doubles the Belize Culture Fund’s allocation to sixty thousand dollars for 2026. Now in its third year, the programme funds initiatives that preserve Belize’s heritage and support its creative sector. Love News attended the awards ceremony to learn more about the projects and the people behind them. Zayna Augustine reports.

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