Rosa’s Voices from the Frontline fund is now open for applications, offering grants of up to £10,000 to support campaigning and influencing work by women’s and girls’ organisations.
“If you are serious about wanting to see real progress and change in women’s lives… you need to fund women’s organisations. It is these organisations that drive and sustain change and progress”.
Rebecca Gill, Rosa CEO
Every progress in culture, law and practice in women’s and girls’ lives over the last two hundred years has been pioneered by women and girls organising and mobilising for change. The Voices from the Frontline programme, now launching its eighth round of funding, exists to support that work.
Funding for women’s and girls’ organisations
Previous rounds of funding have supported women’s and girls’ organisations right across the UK, campaigning on issues such as:
- elder abuse affecting South Asian women
- the impact of menopause on the workplace
- period poverty
- domestic abuse
- stigma related to child removal
- barriers to employment for Asian women
- sexual harassment in higher education spaces
- drink spiking
Florence Igboayaka, CEO of The Period Place, said:
“This funding from Rosa is a powerful step towards ensuring that all women, especially those with period-related conditions, have their voices heard and their needs met. We are honoured to be part of this movement for change.”
The deadline for applications is 4pm on Tuesday 9th December 2025. Please see more information on the VOICES FROM THE FRONTLINE FUND PAGE and follow the links to the APPLICATION GUIDANCE and FAQs.