Existing volunteer-led initiatives with a proven record of supporting children, young people and families can apply for a portion of a £2m pot of funding so they can expand.
The Office for Civil Society (OCS) and charity Nesta are offering half of the money to projects that help young people manage their money, and families deemed to be "just about managing".
The Savers Support Fund will provide four to six grants of between £150,000 and £250,000 to enable organisations to expand and grow the support they currently offer, or replicate or franchise their models.
The remaining £1m is being offered to volunteer-led programmes designed to help parents of children aged up to four achieve developmental milestones.
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