This program provides funding to NGOs and community-based organizations that are working to improve the economic well-being of marginalized communities. It focuses on initiatives that promote sustainable income-generating activities, enhance skills development, and create access to markets. The program aims to empower beneficiaries, reduce poverty, and foster long-term economic resilience through community-driven projects.

Registered non-governmental organization (NGO) or community-based organization (CBO) in their country of operation. Minimum of 5 years of experience implementing development projects. Demonstrated commitment to participatory and community-driven approaches. Projects must be implemented in countries within Africa or Asia. Submission of audited financial statements for the past 3 years. Demonstrated financial management capacity and accountability. Evidence of co-funding or other resource mobilization efforts is preferred. Proven track record in implementing successful economic development, agriculture, or related projects, with measurable outcomes.

Establishment of new or strengthened income-generating activities for at least 2,000 beneficiaries within the first year. Training of 500 individuals in relevant skills (e.g., agricultural techniques, business management). Facilitation of access to markets for participating communities. Increased household income and improved living standards for target beneficiaries. Enhanced economic resilience and reduced vulnerability to shocks. Sustainable economic growth through diversified livelihoods and strengthened local economies. Empowerment of women and marginalized groups through economic inclusion.

This initiative funds programs aimed at bridging the digital divide by providing essential digital literacy skills and access to technology for youth in underserved communities. It focuses on equipping young people (ages 12-18) with the knowledge and tools needed for education, employment, and active participation in the digital world. The program supports projects that establish tech hubs, provide training, and offer mentorship.

Registered charities, non-profits, or educational institutions with a minimum of 2 years of operation and experience working with youth. Demonstrated capacity to deliver educational or skills-based programs. Projects must operate within designated underserved areas in the UK or selected countries in Africa. Submission of the latest annual report and financial statements. Clear budget outlining proposed use of funds. Demonstrated ability to manage grant funds responsibly.

Establishment or enhancement of community tech hubs, enrollment of youth in digital literacy training programs, provision of access to computers and internet. Measurable improvement in digital literacy skills, increased confidence and competence in using technology, enhanced educational outcomes and/or employability prospects, strengthened community capacity to support digital inclusion.

This program funds projects to deliver comprehensive mental health support for children across the UK, prioritizing early intervention, accessible services, and community integration. It tackles rising mental health issues among young people, driven by social, economic, and post-pandemic challenges. The initiative seeks to improve wellbeing, reduce stigma, and establish sustainable mental health frameworks through targeted grants.

Applicants must be UK-registered charities or non-profits with at least 3 years of operation and a focus on child welfare or mental health. Projects must be implemented within the UK. Submit audited financial statements for the past 2 years; demonstrate ability to manage funds effectively. Proven experience in mental health programs or child-focused initiatives, with at least one completed project.

Establish mental health services reaching at least 5,000 children within the first year across funded projects. Train 500+ professionals in child-specific mental health interventions. Launch community awareness campaigns in at least 10 UK regions. Achieve sustained mental health improvements for 70% of served children. Reduce stigma through engaging 100,000+ individuals in awareness efforts. Integrate mental health support into 50+ community systems.

This program is designed to help disabled children aged five to seven learn using advanced tools and coaching.

Organizations working in the UK for at least five years in the health sector are eligible.

Educational materials, a creative manual detailing the methodology for working with children, and training completed for approximately 100 children.