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Support for Victims and Survivors of Child Sexual Abuse Fund 2027 - 2029
Funding
£2,999,999 – £3,000,000
Deadline
28 September 2026
Location
England, Wales
Applications
Applications closed
Overview
The Home Office is gathering views from organisations that support victims and survivors of child sexual abuse in England and Wales. This is not a grant competition. It is a pre-market engagement exercise to help shape a possible future grant fund covering 2027 to 2029. The Home Office wants to understand support needs, gaps in services, and what works well. An indicative funding pot of around £3 million is under consideration but has not been confirmed. Responses must be submitted by 28 September 2026.
Requirements to check
Who can apply:
Key requirements:
- Must have experience supporting victims and survivors of child sexual abuse
- This is a pre-market engagement exercise, not a funding competition
This summary may not include every exclusion. Check the full eligibility rules, including who and what the funder will not support.
This is for organisations in England and Wales that already support victims and survivors of child sexual abuse. If you have experience delivering these services, the Home Office wants to hear from you. This is not open to individuals and is not a funding competition.
Sectors
Awards published
2,791
Typical award
£164,122
Most awards
£29,217 to £876,449
Most funded region
London
41 awards in 2025, down from 487 the year before.
Recent awards include Debryshire Law Centre (£20,095, 2025), Eaaling Law Centre, Hanwell Community Library (£15,468, 2025) and Migrant Advocacy Service (£20,118, 2025).
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Full details from Home Office
The Home Office is seeking views from organisations with experience of supporting victims and survivors of child sexual abuse in England and Wales. This pre-market engagement will help inform the design of a potential future grant fund by gathering evidence on support needs, gaps in provision, effective approaches, future funding priorities and market capacity. This is not a funding competition or expression of interest exercise. For the purposes of this pre-market engagement exercise, an indicative funding amount has been included. This is under consideration and will be confirmed once our approach to potential grant funding is finalised.
This is not an application process. The Home Office is asking organisations to share their views and experience to help design a future fund. Submit your response by 28 September 2026 through the process outlined by the Home Office.
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