Applications Open for Voices from the Frontline Fund (United Kingdom)

The Voices from the Frontline Fund, managed by Rosa, offers grants up to £10,000 to support women’s and girls’ organisations in their campaigning and influencing efforts. This fund aims to empower women and girls to drive societal change through advocacy and activism. Applications for this opportunity are open until 16 November 2026. Opportunity at a Glance

- Provider: Rosa

- Opportunity Type: Grant funding

- Funding Amount: £500 – £10,000

- Eligible Applicants: Women’s and girls’ organisations

- Eligible Countries: United Kingdom

- Application Deadline: 16 November 2026, 4:00 pm

- Project Duration: Up to 18 months

About the Opportunity

The Voices from the Frontline Fund supports women’s and girls’ organisations in the UK to engage in campaigning and influencing work. The fund recognizes the historical role of women and girls in pioneering social change and seeks to amplify their voices in public debates, policies, and practices. By providing financial support, Rosa aims to facilitate impactful campaigns that challenge harmful norms and contribute to lasting societal transformation. Funding and Benefits The fund provides grants ranging from £500 to £10,000 for projects up to 18 months in duration. These grants support activities that raise the voices of women and girls and challenge inequality. The funding is not restricted to specific themes but covers a broad range of activities aimed at policy change, community influence, and public awareness. Who Is Eligible? Eligible applicants must be women’s and girls’ organisations as defined by Rosa. To qualify, organisations must: - Be run by, for, and with women and girls. - Have a female-led governance structure, including a majority of women on the Board of Trustees and leadership team. - Primarily serve women and girls. - Be a UK-based not-for-profit with a valid governing document, a governing body with at least three unrelated members, and a UK-based bank account with at least two unrelated signatories. - Have been operational for at least one year and able to produce annual accounts. - Have an appropriate safeguarding policy. - Not have received a grant from Voices from the Frontline round 8 (awarded in March 2026). Eligible Activities or Priority Areas The fund supports a variety of activities, including but not limited to: - Campaigning for policy and legal changes. - Influencing government and community leaders on issues affecting women and girls. - Training professionals to better meet the needs of women and girls. - Producing evidence and tools for advocacy. - Social media and media campaigns. - Training in advocacy, lobbying, and public speaking. Why This Opportunity Matters This opportunity is crucial for empowering women’s and girls’ organisations to influence societal change. By providing resources for advocacy and campaigning, the fund helps address systemic issues and amplifies the voices of women and girls in the UK. It supports initiatives that have the potential to reshape public discourse and create a more equitable society. How to Apply - Online Registration: Complete the brief online registration form to determine eligibility. Eligible organisations will receive an email with the application form link.

- Submit Application Form: Fill out and submit the application form.

- Video Submission: Create and submit a three-minute video via WeTransfer outlining the proposed use of the funding. Guidance for video creation is provided in the application guidance document.

Applications must be received by 4: 00 pm on 16 November 2026. Late submissions will not be accepted.

Resources and Support

- Application Guidance: Available in PDF and MS Word formats.

- How to Apply Webinars: Scheduled for 20 October and 5 November. Registration is required.

- Contact Information: For queries or support, email [contact details removed] with ‘Voices from the Frontline’ in the subject line.

Next Steps Interested organisations should review the official Voices from the Frontline Application Guidance and ensure they meet all eligibility criteria and application requirements before submitting their application.