Youth Endowment Fund COVID-19 Grant
Added: 06/05/2020
Voluntary Action Leeds
In this grant round, we will focus on funding and evaluating two key areas of work: 1.) Digital/virtual delivery of programmes, specifically: 2.) Face-to-face activity that can be delivered whilst adhering to social distancing/stay at home guidelines, specifically: Will prioritise funding for activities and work which:
The Youth Endowment Fund opens new £6.5m COVID-19 grant round to support vulnerable young people at risk of youth violence.
The Youth Endowment Fund’s COVID-19 grant round will fund and evaluate work which supports vulnerable young people at risk of youth violence, and can be delivered whilst adhering to UK government social distancing and stay-at-home guidelines.
The average grant will be for £50,000 (from a pot of £6.5m, 50% of which will be for charities and social enterprises). The minimum grant that organisations can apply for is £25,000. There is no maximum, however grants awarded will be proportionate to the turnover of the organisation(s) applying. If you are applying for a one-year grant, grants no larger than 50% of your total income for the previous financial year, will be awarded.
What activities and work will it fund?
- Remote/digital/virtual delivery of programmes delivered on a one-to-one basis
- Remote/digital/virtual delivery of group-based programmes
- Remote/digital/virtual delivery of guided self-help or interactive content
- Face-to-face activity delivered within schools, including activities to help vulnerable young people return to school
- Face-to-face delivery of detached youth work
- Can clearly describe why the activities will be effective, especially if activities are being adapted to remote, digital or virtual delivery.
- Are tailored to young people and involve regular virtual contact with a practitioner (for remote/digital/virtual activities).
- Have clear strategies for engaging the most at-risk young people and monitoring their engagement.