Funding global justice education

Details from a postcard on child soldiers, designed at a project funded by CAFOD's Development Education Fund [CAFOD]

CAFOD's Development Education Fund supports the work of projects, groups and organisations across England and Wales involved in global justice education work

The aim of the fund is to provide support for groups in order to further CAFOD’s strategic goals and education priorities.

When submitting your application, please ensure that you have provided a sufficiently detailed budget that is clearly enough broken down under different, clear headings.

If you do not do this your application will not be considered for funding.

Following submission of your application, you will also be assessed on your group or organisation's financial management capacity.

If you require further detailed information on the financial guidelines, please contact the Education Fund Administrator on 0207 095 5317 or by email at deved@cafod.org.uk

forms to download

How to apply for large grants guidelines (135.00 kB)

Only for projects based in England & Wales applying for more than £3,000. The closing date for applications is December 12, 2008. The average grant awarded is between £5,000 and £10,000

How to apply for small grants guidelines (81.00 kB)

Only for projects based in England & Wales applying for less than £3,000. Applications can be submitted throughout the year

Evaluation Form for one-year programmes and projects (60.50 kB)

Four-page printable form

Review form (34.00 kB)

To be used for three year programme reviews

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