Grant
IDA (The Danish Society of Engineers), with HeyfundingThis opportunity has closed. Applications for this cycle closed on June 22, 2026. It stays published for reference, and new cycles reopen here when the organizer announces them.
Pilgrim Trust × Prudence Trust × Julia Rausing TrustGrantYoung Women in Mind is a GBP 5 million collaborative funding programme from three UK trusts: the Pilgrim Trust, the Prudence Trust, and the Julia Rausing Trust. The programme supports UK-registered charities already delivering therapeutic mental health services to girls and young women aged 14 to 25. Grants are designed to give established mental-health charities multi-year capacity to scale their work.
What you get:
➤ Grants of GBP 200,000 to GBP 500,000 over three years ➤ Multi-year stability for established mental-health charities ➤ Flexible use across program delivery, staff capacity, peer support models, and clinical infrastructure ➤ Profile as a Young Women in Mind grantee across three respected UK trusts ➤ Geographic focus on regions identified as under-resourced for adolescent mental health (Northern Ireland, Scotland, North England, Midlands) What you'll do:
➤ Complete stage one of the application by June 22, 2026 ➤ (If shortlisted) Complete stage two by August 24, 2026 ➤ Deliver therapeutic mental health services to girls and young women aged 14 to 25 ➤ Operate across one or more focus regions (Northern Ireland, Scotland, North England, or the Midlands) ➤ Report against the three-year grant cycle to the funder collaborative This is an organisation-only opportunity for UK-registered charities with significant existing income. Individual young people cannot apply.
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