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Grant funding to support people seeking asylum in Leeds

Added: 10/11/2026

Voluntary Action Leeds

Leeds is proud to be a welcoming, compassionate and inclusive city with a long history of supporting people seeking sanctuary. This commitment is reflected in the Leeds Migration Strategy 2025-2030, which sets out our vision of a city where all people, whether newly arrived or settled, feel safe, connected and able to reach their full potential.

Leeds City Council is pleased to announce a second round of grant funding for third sector organisations supporting people seeking asylum and those granted refugee status following the asylum process.

This one-off funding programme aims to strengthen local support arrangements, improve access to services, and enhance outcomes for people navigating the asylum process in Leeds.

The total amount of funding available is £750,000, and organisations can apply for a minimum of £10,000 and a maximum of £60,000 under this grant programme, with projects running up to 18 months.

This programme provides opportunities for new and innovative activity, as well as the continuation or expansion of existing programmes and services.

Full details of the programme, eligibility criteria and application requirements are available in the application guidance.

Budget Expenditure Template

Grant Funding to Support People Seeking Asylum in Leeds – Application Guidance

Grant Funding to Support People Seeking Asylum in Leeds 2026 – 2028 – Application Form

 

The closing date for the submission of completed application forms, budget expenditure spreadsheet and supporting documents is 12:00pm (noon) Monday 4th January 2027.

Organisations have the opportunity to ask questions up until 7th December 2026 by contacting the migrationteam@leeds.gov.uk.

 

 

Voluntary Action Leeds

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