Funding for Work with Young Women & Girls at Risk of the Criminal Justice System
Grants available for targeted, gender- and trauma-informed projects supporting young women and girls (ages 11–30) who are in, or at high risk of entering, the UK criminal justice system.
Main Grants £30,000–£80,000 over 2 years (max £40k/year)
Rounds Twice per year (spring & autumn)
Deadline
20 October 2025 (midnight)
What will be funded?
- Targeted work with high-risk young women & girls (11–30) on the edge of the criminal justice system.
- Projects working towards reducing reoffending or reducing first convictions.
Who can apply?
- Registered charities, not-for-profit social enterprises and CICs with a UK office.
- Organisations where women & girls are at least 80% of all beneficiaries across the whole organisation.
- Proven track record with vulnerable/complex young women & girls (11–30); work is gender- and trauma-informed.
- Average annual income < £1.5m over the last three years.
Priorities & focus
Particular interest in projects working with:
Care-experienced young women & girls Black & minoritised / racialised communities Organisations led by people with lived experienceThe Trust particularly welcomes applications from Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales.
Small Grants: £10,000 available for grassroots, women-led organisations with 100% women & girls beneficiaries (details in a separate notice).Eligibility checklist
- UK-based organisation with UK office
- Women & girls = ≥80% of beneficiaries (org-wide)
- Income < £1.5m (3-year average)
- Gender- & trauma-informed approach
- Proven delivery with 11–30s at risk / in CJS
- Clear outcomes: reduce reoffending or first convictions
How to apply
Prepare your proposal and supporting evidence; submit by 20 October 2025 (midnight).
Find out more & applyTo find out more click - https://www.triangletrust.org.uk/