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Positive Futures funding

Through this programme we made grants totalling about £350,000 per year to charities and CASCs in the South East of England. Through Positive Futures funding we aimed to: 

  • meet the needs of children and young people 0—18 years old (or up to 25 years old for projects working with young people with special needs)  
  • provide support for children and young people in the following counties: Berkshire; Buckinghamshire; Hampshire; Isle of Wight; Kent; Oxfordshire; Surrey; East Sussex; and West Sussex  
  • meet the needs of children and young people living with disabilities and / or living in the most deprived areas in the South East (as defined by IMD) 

 

We prioritised applications which: 

  • Delivered high-impact benefits for children and young people who: 

                 – are disabled, chronically or terminally ill, as well as their parents and carers 

                 – face mental health challenges 

                 – are at risk of crime, truancy or addiction 

                 – are at risk of homelessness or who are homeless 

  • Provided high-impact, life-enhancing opportunities for children and young people who live in the top 10% of areas of deprivation 
  • Incorporated effective strategies for creating a legacy and wider impact, perhaps through training, partnerships and/or dissemination activities 
  • Demonstrated a high degree of beneficiary involvement across the organisation and those with lived experience 

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Grants awarded

See details of all grants awarded in the last 5 years

Case studies

We like to celebrate and promote the work of our grantees. On this page you will find a selection of case studies that showcase some of the amazing work the Foundation has supported over the last 25 years.