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Violence Against Women and Girls Prevention Programme

Violence Against Women and Girls Prevention Programme

Youth Endowment Fund

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Funding Available:
No specified amount
Deadline:
02/09/2026

Funding Information

Supporting children and young people to develop healthy, respectful equal relationships is an important part of preventing violence against women and girls. Universal education through Relationships, Sex and Health Education (RSHE) has a vital role to play. But some children and young people may also need more targeted support when they begin to display inappropriate or problematic attitudes and behaviours around gender norms and relationships.

The Fund are inviting applications from organisations delivering targeted interventions that identify and respond to inappropriate and problematic attitudes and behaviours around gender norms and relationships among children and young people aged 10–18.

Your organisation must be a registered charity, company, statutory body or Community Interest Company.

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