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Global Changemakers has an unshakeable mission to support young people to create a positive change towards a more just, fair and sustainable world. One of the ways we do is through providing grants to youth-led projects. During the second funding cycle for 2019 we released 19 grants, adding to a total of 363 since the launch of our grants programme.
Check out more about the projects that received grants
Be Dragons | Anna Safronova
Disrupting the cycle of neglect and isolation of orphans in Russia
Destination 30 | Lauren Asher
Creating access to crucial school materials and as well as develop key capacities such as digital literacy in Scotland and Ghana
Colour of Thoughts | Kiranjeet
Using art as a medium to promote healing and provoke critical discussion about refugee rights in Malaysia
Film and Theater Project | Danish
Using visual and performing arts to educate and empower women in Pakistan
FLIK | Ravina Anand
Emboldening the next generation of women leaders in the social sector through support and resources in Canada
Free Helper | Gabriel Pinheiro
A platform connecting professionals with volunteer opportunities at non-profits in Brazil
Her Story | Mishal Shah
Sharing the stories of, and providing income generating skills training to marginalised domestic helpers in Pakistan
#KendaTogether | Jaiksana Jackson Jambu
Establishing a library and promoting a culture of quality education at Rhino Refugee Camp in Uganda
Kua Coffee | Darcy Small
Using coffee as a vehicle to inspire fair and circular consumption in Uganda
Leadership Convention Nigeria | Emeribe Anthony Chinedu
Providing mentorship, skills training and inspiration to high school learners in Nigeria
Leadership and Civic Engagement | Ngosa Kulula
Cascade training to develop the next generation of female political leaders in Zambia
Menos | Joao Duarte
Simplifying the creation of micro-business through providing a whole eco-system of support in Portugal
Red de Establecimientos Educacionales Sustentables | Juan Jose Martin Bravo
Catalysing action on the climate crisis through sustainable infrastructure and education at schools in Chile
Save Her Pride | Aisha Kabba
Combatting violence against women and children in Sierra Leone
Sustainable Construction Database | Sam Bowstead
Empowering citizens to make informed choices about environmentally sustainable building materials in Australia
Training Our Communities | William Reyes
Reducing human loss in natural disasters by providing first aid training to communities in Guatemala
Uzuri Women | Michael Kayemba
Making cervical and breast cancer screenings available to low income women in Uganda
Waste to Jobs | Meseret Molla
Using recycling initiatives to provide income generating opportunities for young girls in Ethiopia
Zeta | Changemakers Giada Crivelli & Damian Stähli
Working to break the cycle of stigma and silence related to mental health issues in Switzerland
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