The charitable trust has committed £5m in funding over five years to 2026 which is allocated in yearly funding rounds. This year's funding round opened for applications on 15 May. The funding will be offered in grants to organisations that increase young women's access to age and gender specific mental health services.
The young women's mental health programme, run by The Pilgrim Trust, operates once a year and offers grants to UK-based charities that increase young women's access to high-quality age and gender-specific mental health services. The Pilgrim Trust said that more than a quarter of young women experience mental health problems, and the programme aims to find effective ways to help those whose mental health needs may otherwise be overlooked.
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