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Find similar grantsYouth Hubs is sponsored by Department for Work and Pensions. Provides integrated support services for young people aged 16 to 24, including employment support, training, and work experience opportunities.
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The Renaissance Microgrant Program for Jewish Education in Europe is sponsored by The Renaissance Hub (a partnership of philanthropic foundations and organizations). This program provides seed funding for innovative educational initiatives that strengthen Jewish learning and empower educators across Europe. It supports schools, youth movements, community organizations, and other Jewish educational frameworks.
National Platform for Evidence-Based Programs and Practices: Youth Mental Health is sponsored by Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR). This initiative aims to establish a pan-Canadian hub that brings together youth, families, researchers, and policymakers to share resources and facilitate the identification, implementation, and scaling of evidence-based mental health programs for youth across Canada.
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