Deadline: 31st October 2022

Project funding – unrestricted funding for UK charities, at risk young people (16 years or younger) across the themes of abuse; addiction; homelessness and those who are supporting our young child carers. Grants up to £2,500 for charities with a turnover of under £1.5m.

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Criteria

  • Project grants awarded up to £2,500.
  • To organisations with a turnover of under £1.5M.
  • Supporting young people aged 16 years and under.
  • Projects enabling young people to have the best start in life- to reach for the stars.
  • Projects which have a direct impact and respond to a need in an immediate manner.
  • Projects hosted in geographical areas of deprivation and socioeconomic disadvantage.
  • Projects which respond to (one of the/multiple) funding priorities of the7stars foundation (Abuse; Addiction; Homelessness; Child Carers).
  • Projects which address a lack of provision (due to a lack of funding from alternative sources).
  • Projects which provide immediate support not just in the short-term but with long-term benefits too.
  • Regarding projects for Child Carers, preference will be given to projects offering long-term impact and/or sustainable support (such as mentoring or outreach programmes) over recreational trips.

Requirements

Please note we offer funding to registered charities only. Please be advised that this application process requires you to provide details on your project, organisation, budget, bank account, and other details relevant to delivering the project. This form works on mobile devices but you may prefer to do this on a desktop so you can prepare and upload the requested information and files more easily.

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