The latest opportunities to procure funding for your project or organisation. Please make sure to read any guidance on the funder's website before applying, as location and eligibility may have changed since publication.
Revenue only charitable projects supporting children and young adults with physical and learning disabilities, social disadvantage, education, poverty, sickness and trauma.
Smaller charitable organisations with an income below £350,000 are eligible to apply. Overseas applications must go via a UK-registered charity.
The Trust has mostly supported other charities which provide help to those with mental health issues, homelessness and work in Central Africa.
UK registered charities.
Working to support the elderly, people with a physical or mental disability and children in need.
UK registered charities working in the UK and/or overseas.
Peace of Mind Foundation (PoM) provides funding and technical support to frontline organizations offering mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS) to children and caregivers affected by war, violence, and natural disasters. PoM works with local and international organizations that design and implement art, music, and sports-based MHPSS interventions around the world.
Local, national, and international non-profit organizations with dedicated MHPSS expertise and experience.
Makes grants to small-scale secular charitable organisations which have a focus on long-term sustainability and integrated community development. Focus areas also include poverty relief, health & wellbeing, water & sanitation, family planning.
Usually supports charities with an annual income of under £700,000 and overheads below 16% of income.
Focus areas include governance, economic growth, education and leadership, environment and climate resilience, international cooperation, and women’s empowerment.
The Foundation does not make grants to individuals or to U.S.-based organisations. Grantees are encouraged to submit a letter of inquiry to the appropriate office outlining their organisation, project, and estimated budget.
Supports responses to HIV-related human rights challenges including emergency funding, capacity strengthening, and best practice sharing.
Organisations must be based in an eligible country, led by or working closely with marginalised communities affected by HIV (LGBT+ people, sex workers, people who use drugs). Must have annual income under $1 million USD.
Supports refugee youth-led organizations working in education, healthcare, livelihoods, gender equality, mental health, community integration, environmental sustainability, peace-building, and policy change.
Organizations must be led by refugee youth aged 15 to 30. Projects should be community-driven, evidence-based, and predominantly led and delivered by young refugee leaders.
Supports community-level projects that enhance resilience to natural hazards and climate change impacts.
Registered NGOs, community-based organisations, charities, non-profits, national disaster coordinating bodies, and universities operating within CCRIF member countries.