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Youth Empowerment Grant Programme Young K&C, in partnership with the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea (RBKC), is thrilled to introduce an exciting initiative aimed at creating outstanding opportunities for children and young people in RBKC. The Youth Empowerment Grant Programme (2025-2030) is designed to support the voluntary and community sector in delivering top-tier play and youth services.
Our goal is to build and strengthen partnerships across the public, private, and voluntary sectors, ensuring that every child and young person in the borough has access to the support they need. RBKC has committed £4,700,000 over five years, with Young K&C aiming to raise an additional £750,000 in match funding. This investment is part of RBKC’s broader vision for a Greener, Safer, and Fairer borough.
The programme is built around five key priorities identified in the 2023 Youth Review: Ensuring all young people feel welcomed and valued.
Learning and Employability Preparing young people for the future Physical and Emotional Wellbeing Promoting mental health and healthy lifestyles Providing environments where young people can thrive Recognising the achievements of the local sector The Youth Empowerment Grant Programme offers three types of grants: Total Fund : £757,500 per year Duration : 3 years, with a potential 2-year extension Purpose : Supports core funding for play and youth services.
Applicants must deliver on at least three of the five priority areas. in partnership with John Lyon's Charity Total Fund : £100,000 per year Purpose : Provides funding for shorter-term projects.
Applications welcome for up to £8,000 or up to £10,000 is available for projects making significant adjustments to support disabled young people DEADLINE: 28 JANUARY 2026 Total Fund : £50,000 per year Duration : 3 years, with a potential 2-year extension Purpose : Focuses on increasing opportunities for children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).
APPLICATIONS CLOSED ON 8 NOVEMBER 2024 10 September 2024 : Applications open 16 September 2024 : Online Meet the Funder session 23-26 September 2024 : Open House sessions at council sites available for leasing 3 October 2024: Policy and Procedure Session 8 November 2024 : Application deadline 1 April 2025 : Programme delivery begins MEET THE FUNDER: WRITTEN SUMMARY For any questions regarding the Youth Empowerment Grant Programme, please email us at info@youngkandc.
org. uk . Join us in creating a brighter future for the children and young people of Kensington and Chelsea.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Play and youth services in partnership with the public, private, and voluntary sectors in RBKC. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows £4,700,000 over five years. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Youth Empowerment Grant Programme, 2025 – 2030 is funded by Young K&C in partnership with Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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