Funding
The 7 Stars Foundation Shine Bright Funding

The 7 Stars Foundation Shine Bright Funding

The 7 Stars Foundation

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Funding Available:
£60,000 over two years (£30,000 per year)
Deadline:
30/04/2026

Funding Information

Grants are available for charities delivering innovative, long-term solutions that support vulnerable young people, aged 18 years old and under.

Two-year grants totalling £60,000 (£30,000 per year) for registered UK charities delivering bold and innovative ideas that go beyond short-term fixes, targeting the underlying causes of issues facing vulnerable children. The awards are unrestricted, they can be used for any purpose that supports your organisation.

Who should apply?

Registered UK charities with a turnover under £1.5m, working with children aged 18 and under.

Funding Priorities

Applications must align with one of the following priorities:

  • Tackling Homelessness
  • Supporting Child Carers
  • Combatting Abuse
  • Battling Addiction

The funding aims to support organisations and initiatives that help future-proof the lives of children, focusing on solutions to the root causes of disadvantage. Applicants are encouraged to present bold and innovative approaches that address the systemic issues connected to abuse, addiction, homelessness and caring responsibilities — not just the symptoms.

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