Leathersellers' Company ACEs Main Grants Programme

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Leathersellers’ Company ACEs Main Grants Programme

Leathersellers’ Company Main Grants Programme are now open to receive expressions of interest from charities with the core focus of preventing or tackling the occurrence of and/or reduce the likelihood of long-term negative consequences of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs). Expressions of Interest : Opens at 10am on Wednesday 26th March and closes at 5pm on Wednesday 30th April.

Source: Charitable Trusts & Foundations
Activity: Poverty
Status: Recurring
Closing date: 30 April, 2025
Amount available: £20,000 to £25,000
Contact: The Leathersellers’ Company
Phone: 020 7330 144
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2024-25 will mark the third year of the Leathersellers’ Foundation’s strategic giving to help prevent and tackle the consequences of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs).

The ACEs focused Charity Main Grants Programme provides up to four years funding of £20,000-£25,000 per annum, to charities and CIOs throughout the UK with an annual income of between £200,000 – £2m.

This ACE Funding Round aims to support UK registered charities or charitable incorporated organisations (CIOs) but not Community Interest Companies (CIC) that:

Are operating in the UK in an area of deprivation.
Have an organisational annual income over £200,000 and under £2,000,000 (for the coming or current year).
Have as their core focus, the goal to prevent the occurrence of and/or support recovery from ACEs by providing services to children and young people and/or adult survivors in recovery.
Use a trauma-informed approach and evidence-based interventions.
Can demonstrate the effectiveness of their approach through evaluation or external research.
Are either lived-experience led or can show significant input from those with lived experience.

Expressions of Interest : Opens at 10am on Wednesday 26th March and closes at 5pm on Wednesday 30th April.