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Small Grant Program for Community-based Projects in Malawi is sponsored by Friends of Malawi Association (FOMA) Charitable Trust Fund. The Friends of Malawi Association (FOMA) Charitable Trust Fund offers small grants for community-based projects in Malawi that aim for sustainable development and promote self-help. The objectives include the relief of poverty and the advancement of education.
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Grants from FOMA – TripleFunds https://foma. org. uk/foma-grants/ Friends of Malawi Association (FOMA) FOMA was established in 1969 to foster friendship, goodwill, and understanding between the UK and Malawi.
The association, strictly non-political, focuses on maintaining connections with Malawi and among members who have lived and worked there. It seeks to help Malawians through small project grants aimed at social, educational, and healthcare projects, as well as other initiatives that can improve Malawian welfare or further the objectives of FOMA.
FOMA make grants to carefully selected small projects in Malawi where they believe our contribution can make a distinctive difference in ways that other bigger charities and organisations may not. Applications from charitable organisations, registered either in the UK or Malawi, are encouraged, particularly from those with connections to FOMA members.
Projects should be community-based and ideally focus on the key target areas of health, education and agriculture or local infrastructure. Projects must promote self-help within the community and have a clear plan for future sustainability and development.
Project proposals may be one of two types: 1) an application for specific item(s) such as a one-off purchase of equipment financed by a single grant 2) an application for a specific project activity over a period of time such as construction or renovation of a building Eligibility is limited to charitable and other organisations in Malawi for projects with the stated aims of improving education, healthcare, village infrastructure and welfare in communities in Malawi.
Actions must take place in Malawi. Grants are typically up to £1,000 per organization per year. For 2026, grant applications will be by invitation only.
Further information can be obtained by contacting grants@foma. org. uk.
All applications must use the official proforma available to download. Projects will be assessed against the funding criteria by the Grants Committee and successful applicants notified by email. Already a Rubnio Customer?
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Charitable organizations registered in the UK or Malawi, working at the community level. Preference is given to those with connections to FOMA members or people known to them. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows generally up to £1,000 (approx. $1,200-$1,300 USD) in any one year. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Small Grant Program for Community-based Projects in Malawi is funded by Friends of Malawi Association (FOMA) Charitable Trust Fund. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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