Opportunities: Criminal justice

Grants available for core costs, salaries and capital expenditure for UK registered charities that are directly addressing environmental causes, UK heritage and the challenges faced by the most marginalised and disadvantaged members of society.

The Trust supports campaigns to create a more just and democratic society and to redress political and social injustices.

Grants for organisations working with young women and girls aged 11-25 who have been in the criminal justice system or who are at a high risk of offending for the first time.

Revenue grants are available to small to medium-sized UK registered charities supporting the most marginalised and vulnerable in UK society.

Grants available to UK registered charities and social enterprises working in the areas of environment, social justice and vulnerable communities.

Grants available to registered charities based in England to support the delivery of free legal advice to marginalised people and communities across England.

Grants, generally up to £3,000, are available for smaller registered charities in the UK working to support disadvantaged families, isolated children and young people, and prisoners and ex-offenders.

The Charles Hayward Foundations issues grants of up to £25,000 per year over 3 years to UK registered charities working in the UK and/or overseas in the areas of Social and Criminal Justice.

Grants for UK registered charities and not-for-profits working in the areas of alcohol and substance misuse, disadvantaged minority communities, disadvantaged young people, domestic and sexual abuse, homelessness, older people, people with disabilities, prisoners and ex-offenders and people with a visual impairment.

Grants available to smaller UK registered charities working with the elderly, people with a mental or physical disability, those who are terminally ill, young people and social welfare projects, including those that benefit carers, the homeless and ex-offenders.

The Network’s Community Grants Fund is intended to fund new, innovative work, particularly where it relates to crime prevention and community safety.