Reproductive Health Grants (International) - Medium

Reproductive Health Grants (International) - Medium

Status: ACTIVE
Funder: Ernest Kleinwort Charitable Trust
Amount: £10,001 - £20,000
Last Updated: March 25, 2026

Summary

The Ernest Kleinwort Charitable Trust offers medium grants ranging from £10,001 to £20,000 for organizations focused on reproductive health in Africa and Asia. Established in 1963, the Trust prioritizes projects that have a positive environmental impact. Eligible applicants must be registered charities in the UK, with funding aimed at start-up costs, core costs, and specific projects. Trustees review applications within 8-12 weeks, ensuring support aligns with their mission of making a difference.

Overview

Ernest Kleinwort Charitable Trust EKCT was founded on the 12th March 1963, to provide a formal structure for Ernest and his family to devote time and resources to charitable activities. Ernest had two great passions in life: conservation of wildlife and the natural environment and the encouragement of youth enterprise and outdoor activity. These ideals along with the founding guidelines to support the family’s home county of Sussex, remain core areas of activity. Grants EKCT aims to ‘make a difference’. The trustees will consider all applications that fall within the trust’s area of activity from charities that are registered in the UK. Grants will be considered for start-up costs, core costs, a  specific project (capital expenditure or assistance with running costs), and unrestricted funding where all of the charity’s activities fall within EKCT’s funding remit. Areas of Grant Support: Reproductive Health (International)Principal support is given to charities working in the following areas: Reproductive Health (International) - Applications within this category will only be considered for family planning projects delivering in Africa and Asia, and preferably in areas where there is clear impact on the environment. Funding Medium Grants - £10,001 to £20,000. Trustees aim to review applications within 8-12 weeks of application submission.

Eligibility

You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website. Applicants must be organisations registered with the Charity Commission in England & Wales or Office of the Scottish Charity Register in Scotland.Trustees will consider one application from an applicant within 12 monthsOnly charities working in the listed areas/sectors are funded:Reproductive health (international)

Ineligibility

The following are unlikely to be considered for funding:Individuals or charities applying on behalf of individuals. Large national charities having substantial fund-raising potential, income from legacies and or endowment income. Organisations which have been registered with the Charity Commission or Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator for less than a year. Pre-school groups. Out of school play schemes including pre-school and holiday schemes. Charities not funded by any other charity. Local authorities. ‘Campaigning’ organisations. Charities whose main aim is to raise funds for other charities with substantial cash reserves. Animal rescue or animal welfare organisations. International food security projects. Given the Trust’s strong links with the county of Sussex, Trustees do not usually support proposals received from other regional ‘Wildlife Trusts’. Churches and places of worship outside of Cuckfield and Haywards Heath – please note; even within Cuckfield and Haywards Heath, grant opportunities for these purposes are extremely limited. Charities with multiple branch offices in Sussex are requested to telephone or email for advice before making an application.