Prevention of Violence Against Women and Girls
Funding
Up to £5,000
Location
England, South West England
Applications
Rolling (always open)
This grant provides up to £5,000 for organisations helping vulnerable groups with basic needs like food and utility bills. It is part of the Household Support Fund run by Devon Community Foundation and Devon County Council. You can apply if your organisation works in Plymouth City Council areas and has an income under £250,000. Priority groups include minority ethnic communities, homeless people, and households with disabilities or health problems affecting their income. The grant helps organisations support people who cannot afford essentials. Applications appear to be accepted on a rolling basis with no fixed deadline.
Key requirements:
- Annual income under £250,000
- Must work in Plymouth City Council administered areas
- Must work with priority vulnerable groups
This grant is for organisations working in Plymouth City Council areas that help vulnerable people with basic needs. Your organisation must have an annual income under £250,000. It is ideal if you work with minority ethnic communities, homeless people, or households affected by disability or illness.
Sectors
Regions
Funding to support community organisations tackling violence against women and girls (VAWG), domestic abuse, and sexual violence in Plymouth. The fund supports groups promoting cultural change, increasing safety, supporting survivors, preventing harmful attitudes, delivering trauma-informed services, and engaging with those who harm.
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