About the Heritage Lottery Fund
The HLF enables communities to celebrate, look after and learn more about our diverse heritage. We fund the entire spread of heritage – including buildings, museums, natural heritage and the heritage of cultural traditions and language. Since 1994 HLF has awarded over £4.3 billion to more than 28,800 projects across the UK. 

HLF Staff Vacancies
If you want to be a part of sustaining and transforming our heritage, then click here to have a look at our available career opportunities.

Other HLF Appointments
We are also looking for members to join our regional committees; as well as heritage specialists to work alongside our register of support services (Welsh Procurement). Read more about these vacancies below:

We require one new member to join our South West Committee. Please click on the links below to obtain information about the role and the application materials. The closing date for applications is 16 July 2009.  Visit the South West web page to discover more about HLF awards in the country.

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We will soon be recruiting for members to join our North East Committee. These vacancies will be advertised on this website. Later in the year we will also be recuiting to replace the Chairs of our East of England, South East England, South West and West Midlands committees. If you are interested in finding out more about any of these vacancies, email decisionmakers.recruitment@hlf.org.uk and we will contact you as soon as the application materials become available.

The application date for Scotland and Northern Ireland Committee vacancies has now closed.

Register of Support Services - Welsh Procurement
In 2008, the fund undertook two procurements to form a register of support services which covered the following areas:

• Lead Monitors – monitoring the delivery of a project funded by HLF
• Associate Monitors – assisting in monitoring specialist aspects of the delivery of a project
• Expert Advisors – providing specialist advice on applications for funding
• Mentors – assisting applicants in the further development of an application

We now require heritage specialists who are fluent in Welsh (written and spoken) to operate alongside this register and deliver these services where the project requires them to be in Welsh or bi-lingual (Welsh and English). For further information on how to apply, please click on either of the following links: Welsh Language  |  English Language