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Find similar grantsRapid Impact Fund 12: tackling or preventing non-attendance is sponsored by Sheila Coates Foundation. Offers funding to mainstream secondary schools and colleges across England for projects that tackle or prevent non-attendance of autistic students.
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Small awards to address real issues facing autistic students Why our grants are needed Rapid impact fund 11 is now closed. Rapid impact fund 12 is open for applications until 14 July. It offers funding of £5,000 to mainstream secondary schools and colleges across England for projects that tackle or prevent non-attendance.
These small grants help autistic students thrive by supporting quick, practical solutions. Support for autistic young people in mainstream education is highly variable, and timely interventions can make a real difference. Rapid Impact Fund 12: autumn 2026 - tackling or preventing non-attendance We are looking for creative, targeted projects to improve attendance and engagement of autistic students.
Projects should: Focus on individuals or groups at risk of non-attendance Involve students, parents and carers in planning and delivery Encourage collaboration across the school or college to support sustained attendance More information and link to RIF 12 application form We know schools and colleges are busy, so we’ve designed a straightforward application process. When the round opens for applications: Tell us your idea.
Complete a quick and simple application form which includes several short-answer questions. Sign our terms and conditions document Send us your bank details. More information on the application process is on this page .
We do not fund provision that should be ordinarily available to students with SEND. In 2026 we will not fund projects that seek to develop or equip indoor safe or sensory spaces . We are currently working with schools/colleges and our academic partner, the Autism Centre for Education and Research (ACER) at the University of Birmingham, to understand how safe/sensory spaces impact outcomes.
Funding for similar activities is temporarily on hold until findings are shared. See our Funding FAQs for further information.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Mainstream secondary schools and colleges across England. Projects must focus on tackling or preventing non-attendance of autistic students. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows £5,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Rapid Impact Fund 12: tackling or preventing non-attendance is funded by Sheila Coates Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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