Forty-two organisations across England will receive grants from Co-op’s charity, the Co-op Foundation, in its largest #iwill Fund to date.
The chosen projects will encourage young people to advocate for change in their local communities and help others.
Co-op Foundation has given £1.125m to 17 organisations helping young people with the transition to secondary school.
A further 16 projects were awarded a share of £421k to support young people with experiences of bereavement and encouraging them to help each other.
Additionally, three organisations which received funding last year will be given a further £209k to build on their work with young people in the local community.
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