Small Grants from Al Madad Foundation

Description

1) Objective

Their objective is to support civil society institutions in delivering creative and innovative solutions to problems facing refugee children in the Middle East and Europe who have been affected by the Syria Crisis. A broad range of initiatives will be considered, but preference will be given to applications that fall under the following themes: For projects delivering creative and innovative solutions to specific problems facing refugee and displaced children and youth in the Middle East, and trialing new approaches to ensure that education is safe, accessible, and resilient in emergencies.

Through this programme, AMF aims to support smaller/newer organisations in building their skills by running training seminars in important areas such as proposal writing, project development, and monitoring and evaluation. As part of the initiative, recipients will receive funding for a specific project to enable them to apply their learning.

2) Eligibility

In order to be eligible applicants must: Be a registered charity in the country in which they are headquartered; Individuals who wish to apply can only do so in conjunction with a registered organisation (e.g. an academic researcher might apply with the backing of their university); Be able to meet reporting requirements; Have a Child Protection Policy in place that conforms to the laws of the country in which they operate and a clear methodology that demonstrates that it is appropriately and consistently applied.

3) Location

Actions must take place in Lebanon, Jordan and Egypt.

4) Budget

Organisations can submit one application for any amount up to £10,000.

5) Application

Concept Notes are invited via their online form between Tuesday, 4th February 2025 and Tuesday, 4th March 2025.