Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

2025/2026 Call for Proposals

Are applications currently open?

No. The 2025/2026 Call for Proposals is now closed, and the selection process has been completed. Organizations selected for funding have been contacted directly.

Peace of Mind Foundation does not currently accept unsolicited funding proposals outside an open Call for Proposals.

When will the next Call for Proposals be launched?

There is currently no confirmed date for the next Call for Proposals. Following the completion of the 2025/2026 funding round, Peace of Mind Foundation is reviewing its grant-making approach and may adapt the format, scope and process of future funding opportunities.

Any future Call for Proposals will be announced on the Peace of Mind Foundation website and through our LinkedIn and Instagram channels.

Why was my proposal not selected?

The 2025/2026 Call for Proposals was highly competitive, and Peace of Mind Foundation received a large number of applications.

Applications were assessed based on a range of factors, including the quality and relevance of the proposed intervention, technical approach, feasibility, organizational capacity, expected impact and alignment with the objectives of the Call.

As the number of strong applications exceeded the funding available, we were unfortunately unable to support all eligible and high-quality proposals.

Can I receive individual feedback on my previous proposal?

While we were not able to provide individual feedback to unsuccessful applicants during the 2025/2026 selection process, we are now able to discuss previous proposals on an individual basis.

If you would like to receive feedback or discuss your previous proposal further, please contact us at isabela@peaceofmind-foundation.org.

Please note that feedback at this stage is intended to provide general guidance and does not indicate that a proposal would be eligible for or prioritized in any future funding opportunity.


Future Opportunities

Can I connect with Peace of Mind Foundation or introduce my organization? 

Yes. We are always interested in learning about organizations and institutions whose work aligns with our mission, even when there is no open Call for Proposals.

If you would like to introduce your organization, share information about your work or explore potential areas of alignment, you can contact:

  • Isabela Gomes (MHPSS Analyst): isabela@peaceofmind-foundation.org

Please note that connecting with PoM does not constitute a funding application or guarantee future funding.

Can I send a funding proposal to Peace of Mind Foundation?

Not at this time. Peace of Mind Foundation does not currently accept unsolicited funding proposals.

If a future funding opportunity is opened, the relevant application process and requirements will be clearly communicated.

Can organizations that applied to the 2025/2026 Call for Proposals apply again in the future?

Yes. Previous applicants may apply to future funding opportunities, provided that they meet the eligibility requirements and priorities of the relevant Call for Proposals.

Previous applications or contact with PoM do not guarantee future consideration or funding.

What does Peace of Mind Foundation look for in potential partners?

We are particularly interested in organizations that demonstrate strong alignment with Peace of Mind Foundation’s mission and approach to mental health and psychosocial support.

Potential partners should ideally demonstrate:

  • a strong focus on the mental health and psychosocial wellbeing of children and adolescents;
  • experience delivering MHPSS programmes in conflict, crisis, displacement or other contexts of adversity;
  • strong local knowledge and trusted relationships with the communities they serve;
  • a clear and evidence-informed approach to MHPSS programming;
  • appropriate safeguarding, referral and quality assurance systems;
  • the organizational and financial capacity to responsibly manage a partnership; and
  • a commitment to sustainability and strengthening local capacity.

We are particularly interested in organizations that are closely connected to the communities they serve and that can demonstrate meaningful, locally grounded approaches to improving children’s wellbeing.