Grant News
The London Community Foundation has opened the MOPAC Victims Small Grants Fund 2027–2029, with £2 million available for organisations supporting victims of crime across London.
The Foundation connects donors with community organisations to tackle inequality and improve lives in London.
Two-year grants of £20,000 to £200,000 are available for smaller, community-based and specialist organisations. Funding will improve access to tailored support, particularly for underserved communities, including Black and minoritised communities, disabled people, LGBTQI+ people, children and young people, male victim-survivors, older people and people affected by hate crime.
The types of activity funded in previous rounds have included specialist advocacy and practical support for victims, culturally specific services, support for male survivors of sexual abuse, help for victims from migrant and minority communities, and services addressing hate crime. One in Four, for example, received MOPAC Victims Fund support to expand its advocacy service for survivors of childhood sexual abuse who were reporting offences to the police and seeking justice and redress.
Key Highlights:
• UK-based organisations delivering services in London
• No income limit, but organisations below £500,000 income are prioritised
• Grants: £20,000–£200,000 over two years
• Applicants need relevant community or victim-support experience
• Partnerships are permitted.
Applications require an initial eligibility check followed by a full online application. The deadline is 2pm on 2 November 2026. Projects can run from February 2027 to January 2029.
Useful Links:
Information Session - 2 October 2026
Funding Session 5 October 2026
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