Fun and Friendship - a new grant programme from BBC Children in Need
Fun and Friendship is a new grant programme from BBC Children in Need, which is specifically targeted towards organisations working with disabled young people between 12 and 18 years. The purpose of the programme is to help projects to create and enhance opportunities for disabled young people to meet friends and have a good time, as independently as possible.
The Fun and Friendship programme is a £3 million grant programme, which is additional to our other grant programmes. It will work with projects that take place over three years, and it expects to make up to 12 grants of up to £300,000 each across the UK.
Applications for the Fun and Friendship Programme closed at midnight on 31 July 2009.
If you are looking for BBC Children in Need's general grants programme please go to our general grants programme section.
If you have submitted an application you can still access it from your online account, using the button below.
If you have started an application but have not submitted it you will still be able to access the form however you should not send it as applications received after the deadline for submissions will not be processed.
By the end of September 2009 shortlisted applicants will have been asked to provide additional information and will have received details regarding the next stage of the selection process. You will also hear by the end of September if your application has not been shortlisted.
If your application has not been successful, you may wish to look at the guidelines for BBC Children in Need's other grant programmes. Should you wish to apply to our main grants or small grants programmes you will need to complete a different application form which can be found in our general grants section.
For more detailed information about the Fun and Friendship programme including detailed timelines, please download our Guidelines using the button below.
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