Opportunities: Equality & diversity

Grants up to £750 are available for projects by individual women- or women only groups to resource imaginative, non-violent activities by feminist anti-militarist women to proactively challenge patriarchy.

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 of up to £20,000 are available to UK groups or organisations that can deliver youth-led projects and activities with and for young people aged 10-25. Partnership bids are welcomed. Individuals may also apply.

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.

This programme is for small, local, specialist charities supporting people facing complex issues.

Grants of up to £5,000 are available to charities developing communication skills for disadvantaged adults aged 18 and over so that they can improve their employment prospects, self-confidence, resilience and life-chances.

Grants available for strategic work, including policy work, campaigning and research, which has the potential to improve financial wellbeing on a regional or national scale.

Do it Now Now’s 'Make It Big with Pathway Fund.' Pathway Fund, partnering with Do It Now Now, is committed to empowering Black and Global Majority-led charities and social enterprises.

Grants of up to £1,000 available to a wide range of organisations to support skills development and/or sustainability projects that benefit local communities.

The Paul Hamlyn Foundation funds new projects that encourage change in the way the arts are created, presented, accessed and experienced.