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    Women Thrive Fund

    12 Feb 2021 by Libby Mahoney

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    Rosa and Smallwood Trust are thrilled to announce the launch of the Women Thrive Fund for women’s and girls’ organisations in the UK. With £1.79 million of Tampon Tax money, this partnership fund will give grants of up to £40,000 to organisations supporting women and girls to improve their mental health and wellbeing and/or improve their financial resilience.

    For more information about the Women Thrive Fund, including how to apply, application guidelines and FAQs click here.

    This programme will fund work supporting the UK’s most vulnerable, disadvantaged and/or under-represented women and girls to:

    • Improve their mental health and well-being, gaining confidence, tools, skills and support to sustain those improvements; and/or
    • Improve their financial resilience, increasing their routes out of poverty, gaining confidence, tools, skills and support to secure a stable financial future.

    We’re particularly looking for proposals from organisations that address the needs of women and girls who miss out the most, including: Black and minoritised women and girls, disabled women and girls, LGBT+ women and girls, financially vulnerable women and girls, and older women.

    The Women Thrive Fund is giving grants of up to:

    • £15,000 for organisations with a turnover of £200,000 inclusive
    • £40,000 for organisations with a turnover of £200,001 – £999,999.

    Organisations can also apply for an additional 25% of their grant request for work which will strengthen their organisation.

    The deadline for applications is 5.00pm on Thursday 25th March 2021.

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