Rosa offers grants of up to £10,000 over 18 months to women’s and girls’ organisations to support their campaigning and influencing.
Key Criteria
They fund a broad range of activies that enable women and girls to use their voice to achieve change, including:
- Campaigning for changes in policy and laws including activities such as petitions, social media campaigns and lobbying.
- National campaigns that address issues that affect women and girls.
- Influencing community leaders and power holders about issues that affect women in a particular place or community.
- Gathering evidence or producing tools and reports which enable women and women’s organisations to campaign for change.
- Mentoring or training for women on how to participate in public life and influence social policy.
- Video and media campaigns about specific issues facing women.
- Training activists in campaigning, advocacy, lobbying or public speaking.
Rosa was formed in 2008, to address the acute lack of funding for the women and girls sector. Now they evolved to repond to the pressing issues affecting women and girls’ safety and equity across the UK.
