Rosa is proud to announce that 34 organisations led by and for women and girls have received grants of up to £10,000 through the eighth round of Rosa’s Voices from the Frontline fund. Grants will support campaigning and influencing work that enables women and girls to use their voice to achieve change.
Progress in women’s and girls’ rights over the past 200 years has happened thanks to women mobilising, leading and building movements for change. The Voices from the Frontline fund exists to support women’s and girls’ organisations to do that work.
Download a full list of all Voices from the Frontline 2026 grants
Grants for campaigning and advocacy
The Voices from the Frontline grants total £338,268 across 34 grants. Grant holder organisations range in size from under £8,000 annual turnover to over £2 million, and are working right across the UK. Nearly half are campaigning at a national level, and 18% are based in Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland.
- 44% of grants are for organisations led by and for Black and racially minoritised women.
- 76% of grants are for organisations which work in the 20% most disadvantaged areas of the UK.
- 9% of grants are for organisations led by and for disabled women.
Campaigning for women and girls
The 34 supported campaigns tackle topics including women’s health, sexual harassment, racial justice, domestic abuse and access to services. eg
- training students and producing awareness-raising resources to tackle sexual harassment on university campuses in Birmingham;
- tackling menopause stigma amongst South Asian women in Bradford;
- raising awareness of the risks of the UK leaving the European Convention on Human Rights, working with lawyers and frontline services and engaging with the media;
- influencing the Scottish Government to consider pregnant migrant women in services.
“The grant will allow us to gather evidence, influence practice, and create culturally grounded resources that truly reflect women’s realities.”
Longret Kwardem, 4M Mentor Mothers Network
“We’re delighted to receive a ‘Voices from the Frontline’ grant and will be using it to give teenage girls an opportunity to speak out about real issues that affect their everyday lives.”
Liz Edwards, Rubies
“Receiving support from Rosa’s Voices from the Frontline fund is a powerful affirmation of the work we are doing.”
Dr Khadija Owusu, AKAYA Foundation
Download a full list of all Voices from the Frontline 2026 grants
About the Voices from the Frontline fund
Rosa’s Voices from the Frontline is the only UK fund dedicated to supporting women’s and girls’ organisations to deliver the activism and campaigning work which is so fundamental to delivering real change.
The fund makes grants of up to £10,000 over one year to organisations which are led by and for women and girls. Grants support work which will raise women’s and girls’ voices and challenge inequality, from national campaigns through to local influencing.
The Voices from the Frontline fund normally opens for applications in the autumn, subject to funding. It has an inclusive video-based application process, and funding decisions are made by a grants panel including women’s sector representatives, some of them previous grant holders.
Each year, one of the Voices from the Frontline grants is selected as the recipient of the Miranda Bertram Award. This year’s Miranda Bertram Award winner is Rubies.
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