The foundation’s Youth Strategic Investment Fund will deliver a five-year grant of £550,000 to each of the organisations to cover core costs, alongside a package of tailored expert support of more than £175,000.
The Young Women’s Movement – Scotland’s national organisation for young women’s feminist leadership – is set to benefit from the funding, with chief executive Jenni Snell saying the investment comes at a “pivotal point” following the organisation’s recent rebrand.
“This fund will enable us to continue building our capacity and work towards our vision of a Scotland where young women are meaningfully heard, valued and supported to lead collective action and enact transformational change,” Snell said.
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