For a second year, the Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust is providing grants of up to £100,000 for projects that address the unique challenges UK servicewomen face.
To be eligible, projects must meet one of the four following outcomes:
- Serving women - either as a preventative measure or at times of crisis - can choose activities and/or find advice that reduces risk and negative impact to their wellbeing.
- Physical health support for servicewomen is enhanced through comprehensive initiatives that address their unique needs and are complementary to statutory services.
- Mental health and wellbeing support for servicewomen is strengthened through targeted initiatives that address their unique needs and are complementary to statutory services.
- Provision of comprehensive education on servicewomen's health challenges - to inform accessible, effective, and long-term solutions.
Applications are welcome for projects that address multiple connected issues, as many may overlap different outcomes. Applications may be for pilot projects, new approaches or the expansion or continuation of existing work.
Grants of £25,000 to £100,000 towards a project being delivered over a two-year period are available. Projects to start before December 2025.
Applications will be considered from:
- Registered charities
- Community Interest Companies (CICs)
- Armed Forces Units/bases/ships based anywhere in the world
There will be one application round this financial year.
The deadline for applications is 25 June 2025 (12 noon).
Servicewomen: Seen & Heard programme 2025/26 : Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust
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