Grants in the West Midlands
For more information about our grants
programmes please visit these pages for Development Awards and Community Cash Awards.
Read below to find out what grants are
available in your region.
Young people can apply if:
- aged 14–16 and not expecting to achieve five GCSEs grades
A-C
- aged 16–25 and not in education, training or are working less
than 16 hours a week.
Our priority is to help young people who
are:
- educational underachievers
- offenders and ex-offenders
- unemployed
- in or leaving care
Development Awards
There is funding available if you need help
getting into education, employment or training - course fees,
equipment etc…
There is specific funding available if
you:
- are part of a youth project doing the
‘Community
Space Challenge’ (aged 14-17)
- are involved in a Kickz football project
- are an asylum seeker, refugee or from black
and minority ethnic groups.*
*Funding has been donated by the Islamic
Development Bank and Department of Communities and Local
Government.
Community Cash Awards
Funding available across the region for young
people with any ideas for a project to help the local
community.
Specific funding also available for:
- young people (aged 14-17) involved in a youth
project doing the ‘Community Space Challenge’
- young people who are involved in a Kickz
football project
- projects using football to help the
community
- are an asylum seeker, refugee or from black
and minority ethnic groups. Funding has been donated by the
Islamic Development Bank and Department of Communities and Local
Government
- projects promoting and tackling issues around anti- gun, knife
and gang violence.
For enquiries and more information please
contact The Prince’s Trust on:
0800 842 842
webinfowm@princes-trust.org.uk