Collective grants

We are here to help ease the difficulties that sometimes happen with the education of children of members of the Armed Forces as a result of their parents’ service. Education for children and young people is a vital part of their lives and our modern society.  Children should not miss out and we aim to support the most disadvantaged children to improve education.

Collective grants are awarded to an education provider (normally a school or education authority) to help provide educational support for service pupils. Such support is likely to include a specific educational intervention as a result of which the improved educational outcomes of the service children can be demonstrated. We may also be able to help with a grant to assist an individual child to overcome difficulties linked to their parents’ service and mobility.

See below to see if your organisation could be eligible.

Over the last 2 years we have given collective grants of over £300k to 10 schools / education providers, reaching over 500 service children.

The case studies below describe how we have helped.

Success Stories

Applying for a collective grant

The first step in applying for a grant is to answer the questions below, about your organisation to see if you are eligible. If your response meets the criteria you will be asked to email us with your details and we will be in touch for further information and to explain the requirements. Please download our Collective Application Guidelines here for more information.

Are you eligible?

Do you represent an education establishment seeking to help a child/ children of parents serving in HM Armed Forces? Will grant funding help to improve educational outcomes for these children? If you’ve answered yes to both these questions you may be eligible to apply for funding.

Contact us with more details