The Sasha Foundation offers small grants to support youth mental health projects in the UK and education/health programmes for young women overseas. Set up in memory of Sasha Love, who lived with Bipolar Disorder, the foundation supports charities that reflect her values and legacy.
Area of Interest
The Sasha Foundation funds projects in two key areas:
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Youth Mental Health (UK-based):
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Support for young people experiencing issues such as depression, bipolar disorder, or drug-related mental health challenges.
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Grants may support counselling, education, awareness campaigns or targeted support services.
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Health & Education for Young Women (Overseas):
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Projects promoting girls’ access to education or healthcare in developing countries.
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Focus is often on countries such as Nepal, Kenya, Tanzania, or other low-income regions.
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Deadlines
There are two funding rounds per year:
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1 April
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1 October
Decisions are made within 12 weeks of the deadline.
Eligibility
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Organisations must be UK-based or have a UK contact address.
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Projects must be charitable in law, even if the applying group is not a registered charity.
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Applicants must show that at least 50% of project costs are already secured — Sasha Foundation will co-fund, not fully fund.
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Grants of up to £10,000 are available.
How to Apply
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Download the application form and grant-making policy from their website: www.thesashafoundation.co.uk