Aims/priorities: The funding is for not-for-profit organisations of any size working anywhere in the UK who are working towards:
- Embedding anti-racist practice across their organisation and work.
- Adopting an organisational culture that centres care and wellbeing.
- Shifting power to migrants and diaspora communities so their interests, perspectives and contributions are centred across the organisation’s work.
- Building solidarity and collaboration across communities, while working towards transformational change that benefits us all.
- Unlearning and challenging the harm, inequity, and oppression within their organisational structures and work.
- Learning, reflecting and being responsive to change.
Who can apply? Not-for-profit organisations of any size working anywhere in the UK can apply.
This includes:
- Registered Charity
- Company (limited by shares)
- Company (limited by guarantee)
- Charitable Incorporated Organisation (CIO) or Scottish CIO
- Unincorporated Association
- Community Interest Company ·
- Industrial and Provident Society
- Trust.
Newly established and unincorporated groups who meet the Fund’s criteria are also welcome to apply.
Priority will be given to applications from organisations:
- Led by migrants and diaspora communities.
- That work with historically underfunded groups and regions.
- With an annual turnover under £500,000.
- That have less access to funding from other sources.
PHF remains committed to addressing historical under-resourcing of smaller community organisations led by and for migrants and diaspora communities. For organisations with an annual turnover of up to £120,000, the funder is open to considering grants that cover up to 50% of their annual income.
Grant amount: There are two levels of funding:
- Grants of up to £60,000 per year for three to four years.
- Grants of up to £50,000 per year for five years.
Consideration will be given to larger grants for partnerships to ensure all partners are fairly compensated for their contributions.
In addition, pre-application Access Support and a bursary of up to £500 are available.
Application process: There is a two-step application process:
- The first step is to request an enquiry call via the PHF website. PHF aims to respond to an enquiry call request within four weeks.
- Those who are successful will be invited to make a written application through the PHF grants portal.
It can take between four to nine months to receive a decision.
Unsuccessful applicants must wait 12 months from the date of the declination before reapplying to this fund.
Deadline: There are no deadlines. Applications can be made at any time as the Fund operates on a rolling basis.
Contact information: Email: information@phf.org.uk