Grant Funding
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2026 Grant Applications Are Closed
Applications under Peace of Mind Foundation’s 2025/2026 Call for Proposals are now closed and the selection process has been completed. Organizations selected for funding have been contacted directly.
We would like to thank all organizations that took the time to submit proposals. Due to the high volume of applications received, we are unfortunately unable to provide individual feedback to unsuccessful applicants.
Future Grant Opportunities
Peace of Mind Foundation does not currently accept unsolicited funding proposals. Future Calls for Proposals will be announced on this website and through our LinkedIn and Instagram channels.
While we cannot review unsolicited proposals outside an open funding round, we are always interested in learning about organizations and institutions whose work strongly aligns with our mission and which could become potential partners in the future.
Who We Look to Partner With
PoM primarily seeks to work with national and local organizations and institutions providing mental health and psychosocial support to children affected by conflict, crisis and other forms of adversity.
We are particularly interested in organizations that:
- have a clear organizational mandate related to children’s mental health, mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS), or child wellbeing, ideally reflected in the organization’s mission or vision;
- have a demonstrated track record of designing and delivering MHPSS programmes for children and adolescents;
- work directly with populations affected by conflict, displacement, humanitarian emergencies or other crisis contexts;
- have strong local knowledge, trusted relationships with the communities they serve and the operational capacity to deliver programmes directly;
- have some previous experience working with international donors or funding partners and are able to meet reasonable financial, safeguarding, monitoring and reporting requirements;
- have appropriate technical expertise and clear systems for safeguarding, referral and quality assurance;
- can demonstrate a clear approach to sustainability, including how activities, capacities or benefits can continue beyond the PoM grant period; and
- can provide transparent financial records, including independently audited financial statements.
Grant Size and Organizational Capacity
PoM seeks to ensure that the size of a grant is proportionate to the financial and operational capacity of the organization receiving it.
As a general rule, a PoM grant should not exceed approximately 30% of the organization’s annual expenditure or budget in the preceding financial year.
This is intended to ensure that organizations have the systems, staffing and financial capacity required to responsibly manage the proposed grant and that PoM funding does not create an unsustainable level of organizational dependency.
Interested in Connecting With PoM?
If your organization closely matches the profile above, we are always happy to learn more about your work and stay connected for potential future opportunities.
Please note that introductory contact or meetings outside an open Call for Proposals do not constitute a funding application and do not guarantee future funding.
For information regarding future Calls for Proposals, please follow Peace of Mind Foundation on LinkedIn and Instagram and regularly check this page.
Please also consult our FAQs for further information on our grant-making approach and eligibility requirements.