Self-Development of People Grants
The Self-Development of People Grants fund grassroots, self-help projects led by people in poverty to foster sustainable community development and improve quality of life.
Funder: Presbyterian Mission Agency
Due Dates: Rolling (no deadlines)
Funding Amounts: Up to $15,000 per project; one-time grant; review period up to six months.
Summary: Supports self-help projects led by people living in poverty to improve their lives through grassroots initiatives.
Key Information: Applications accepted year-round; allow up to six months for review.
Description
The Self-Development of People Grants are offered by the Presbyterian Mission Agency to empower individuals and communities living in poverty through self-help, grassroots projects. These grants are designed to support initiatives that are initiated and led by economically disadvantaged people, with the aim of improving their lives and fostering sustainable community development. Projects must align with SDOP’s funding criteria and program measures, emphasizing self-determination and active participation of those directly affected by poverty.
