The Global Financial Facility (GFF) × CIVIC Platform is looking for groups of civil society organizations (CSOs) to send in applications for funding.
This is for work that helps communities have a stronger voice in getting local money for better health and nutrition for mothers, children, and young people.
The main focus is on community-led projects that can be added into national health systems. The goal is to make sure young people get fair and better access to health and nutrition services.
If your group has an idea that already works well in your community, this is your chance to make it bigger and help more people. This grant is for scaling up what is already proven to help.
The program will run for two years and will help winners grow their projects so they can be part of the country’s main health system and service delivery. This will help improve care for young people, mothers, newborns, and children.
Requirements
- Global organisations are welcome to apply
- The GFF × CIVIC wants applications from consortia—a group of different CSOs working as one team. This aligns with its belief that working together makes a bigger difference.
- In every consortium, one CSO must be choosen as the leader. This leader will be in charge of managing the money and making sure the project follows the rules.
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To apply, your group must be a legally registered nonprofit organization.
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You must also be allowed to receive foreign funding under the laws of your country.
- It is a plus if the groups include youth-focused organizations.
Funding and Other Benefits
- The total money available for all grants is about US $5 million. This will be shared among the winning consortia.
- Each funded project will run for up to two years. The grant will help pay for growing your proven community project and making it part of the national health system.
When and how to apply
Applications are open until August 22, 2025. Click HERE to begin. For more opportunity stories, join our readers’ WhatsApp group.
The GFF × CIVIC Platform is inviting applications from consortia of civil society organizations (CSOs) for funding aimed at empowering communities to better access health and nutrition services for mothers, children, and young people.
The initiative emphasizes community-led projects that can integrate into national health systems, ensuring fair access to services.
It offers groups with successful community projects the opportunity to scale up proven initiatives, with the goal of embedding them into the national health care system over a two-year program.
To apply, organizations must be part of a consortium led by a designated CSO responsible for financial and project management.
Applicants must be legally registered non-profits permitted to receive foreign funding, and consortia with youth-focused organizations are encouraged.
The available total grant fund is around $5 million, which will be divided among the successful consortia for projects that expand existing community solutions within the national health system.
Applications are due by August 22, 2025, and people interested in more opportunities can join the platform's WhatsApp group for updates and further information.
