yogafere.blogg.se - Grants for youth boxing programs

Click on the date and register for the session: If you have questions about the Fund’s criteria, join our Grants Managers for an online Q&A session. The short film below provides an overview of the Youth Fund’s priorities, criteria and what we look for in applications. Particularly young people who are socially excluded or marginalised whose experiences can be hidden or less well known and whose voices are often erased or ignored.

Support young people who are facing complex transitions, challenges and barriers to accessing support and opportunities.

Are committed to continuous improvement in asset-based approaches to working with and for young people.

Aim to achieve wide impact for young people (for example, going beyond direct delivery and focusing on systemic or structural change).

Put young people at the centre in terms of power, voice and agency – as part of an asset-based approach, starting with recognising and building on young people’s strengths and potential.

Seek to sustain, prepare to grow, or grow impact with and for young people.

We provide core funding for organisations that: Despite these difficult conditions, many organisations continue to have ambitious plans for the future.

We understand that the current context is increasing demand for work with and for young people, whilst at the same time making it more challenging to deliver. The pandemic is having a disproportionate impact on young people. Through the Covid-19 crisis we have been made increasingly aware that inequality plays out in ways that connect and intersect across race, gender, class, disability and other characteristics.

The Youth Fund supports organisations whose main purpose is working with and for young people (aged 14-25) who face complex transitions to adulthood.