The fund aims to elevate the experience of women and girls in football by creating inclusive, welcoming, and high-quality environments that support female participation at every level.
Funding can be used for improvements such as upgraded toilets and showers, changing rooms, baby change and breastfeeding areas, external lighting, signage, CCTV, clubhouse renovations and covered outdoor spaces.
Funding is for a maximum grant of £25,000, that does not exceed 75% of the total project costs. Applicants will need to contribute the additional 25%.
Grants are available for community groups to run one or more events during British Science Week 2026.
TNLCF are looking for 10 partner organisations to work with them to tackle health inequities in England caused by structural racism and discrimination.
This funding is intended to support early-stage, exploratory projects that aim to spark new ideas and innovative approaches to community engagement with heritage.
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