FEFP is a UK-based, invite-only funder that backs nonprofit education projects for preadolescent and adolescent young people, especially where family planning, sexual and reproductive health, and girls’ education intersect. Their grants tend to support practical, on-the-ground programs in lower-resource settings, including schools, boarding facilities, sanitation, scholarships, teacher training, and youth education tied to reducing adolescent pregnancy and improving long-term health outcomes. The funder appears especially interested in organizations that can combine classroom-based education with broader social support for vulnerable children and young people.
Invite-only project grants and direct funding to nonprofit implementers; support appears program-specific and likely oriented toward discrete education initiatives rather than open-ended general operating support.
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FEFP’s funding is invite-only, so organizations are unlikely to succeed with unsolicited applications. The strongest prospects are nonprofits already delivering adolescent SRHR or girls’ education programs in priority geographies such as Tanzania or Guatemala, especially those with clear school-based outcomes, local partnerships, and a practical implementation plan that includes education plus supporting infrastructure or teacher training.
Current and upcoming funding from Foundation For Education To Improve Family Planning that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Supports educational projects primarily to organisations rather than undertaking projects itself; aligned with FEFP's mission in family planning and health for underprivileged youngsters.
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