Grants database

A creative youth engagement agency, Beatfreeks offers peer-led programmes, activities and platforms which empower young people as leaders, creators, decision makers and mentors. This grant will support Beatfreeks to pilot a national youth trends survey to gather insight from young people to ensure that services and support reflect their needs.

Anti-Tribalism Movement is a non-profit organisation committed to tackling tribalism and promoting fairer and more equitable societies. This grant will cover the salary of an Operations Manager to lead on the development and creation of a new community hub that supports young people in the Somali-British community.

Anti-Tribalism Movement is a non-profit organisation committed to tackling tribalism and promoting fairer and more equitable societies. This grant will cover the salary of an Operations Manager to lead on the development and creation of a new community hub that supports young people in the Somali-British community.

West End Women and Girls empowers women and girls who have been traditionally denied their rights to access existing services and effect positive change in environment. This grant supports a peer education project to mobilise young working-class women with lived experience of gender inequality to influence policy and build local campaigns in the North East.

The Royal African Society works to amplify African voices and interests in academia, business, politics, the arts and education. This grant will support the organisation to co-create a literacy-based programme with the Centre for Literacy in Primary Education exploring how best to support teachers to work with African and diaspora poetry to encourage pupils’ writing and verbal skills.

Based in North Devon, Beaford Arts is England’s longest-established rural arts organisation. This grant will support the organisation to work with ten rural schools to develop A Voice to Tell Our Story. This programme aims to improve oracy and literacy amongst Key Stage 2 children through storytelling, visual arts, filmmaking and the local environment, and to develop teachers’ practice in arts-based learning.

YUVA works to improve education, employment, health and agriculture in Jharkhand. This grant supports the fourth phase of a project to improve the education of child laborers in the Ramgarh coal mines in Jharkhand.

VIEWS is a grassroots organisation working to improve education, health, and livelihoods for tribal communities in Odisha. This grant will support the organisation to enhance sustainable livelihoods and food security of farmers through organic farming in 30 remote tribal villages of Ganjam through a network of self-help groups led by local women.

Social Action for Community Alternative Learning works to improve livelihoods in the Mohana area of Odisha. This grant will support the organisation to improve water conservation and livelihood opportunities in tribal communities in Gajapati and to build the capacity of local government.

Samarpan strives to improve the lives of children and to foster social equality. This grant supports the third phase of a project to address marginalisation and exploitation in villages of Domachanch mica mines, and to enhance residents’ livelihoods and nutrition through sustainable agriculture and water conservation.

Sahyogi strives to promote gender equality and justice by empowering women and children from communities experiencing marginalisation. This grant supports the third phase of a project to promote gender equality and justice by empowering women and children from communities experiencing marginalisation.

Manas Foundation works to improve mental health services through advocacy, training and research-based therapeutic interventions. This grant supports the second phase of a project to establish a community-based mental health delivery system to augment District Mental Health services in Dausa.