About this Funding:
Rosa has announced that its Voices from the Frontline Fund is open for applications, offering grants of £500 to £10,000 over 18 months for campaigning and influencing work led by women and girls. Rosa is the UK’s only nationwide funder dedicated to investing in women-led organisations supporting women and girls.
Funding can support:
- campaigning for policy or legal change,
- influencing decision-makers,
- evidence gathering,
- media campaigns,
- and training in advocacy, lobbying and public speaking.
Projects should help women and girls challenge inequality and influence issues affecting their lives.
Key highlights:
- UK not-for-profit women’s and girls’ organisations can apply
- organisations must be governed and led by women
- most beneficiaries must be women or girls
- applicants must have operated for at least one year
- grants range from £500 to £10,000.
Applicants must first complete an online eligibility registration form, followed by an application form and a three-minute video.
Some examples of Voices from the Frontline grants supported in the past include:
- A campaign targeted at national policy makers, commissioners, service providers and funders about the barriers faced by women with complex needs when accessing public services.
- A video to raise awareness of honour-based violence to improve the understanding of the issue and influence professionals to encourage reporting and appropriate responses in public services.
- Influencing decision makers in government about migrant and refugee girls’ access to schools.
- A campaign for period dignity in UK schools .
Organisations must submit an application form and a three-minute video outlining how they plan to utilise the funding.
Rosa will be hosting two ‘How to Apply’ webinars to help applicants develop their applications. Please register for one below:
- Tuesday 20th October,10-11 am. Register here.
- Thursday 5th November, 2-3pm. Register here. This webinar will have BSL interpretation provided.
The deadline is 4pm on 16 November 2026.
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Funding Criteria:
Applications will be accepted from not-for-profit women's sector voluntary and community organisations in the UK that have been active for at least one year and can produce annual accounts for an entire year.
