The three strands of funding cover local projects (11.5m), innovative projects (4.75m) and projects for hard-to-reach young people (2.85m).
Each application will go to a central office, which will decide which strand it is most suitable for. It will then be sent to one of 32 local panels, which will grade the application before sending it to the Young People's Fund committee for a final decision.
The projects must be inclusive and based on local needs. Initiatives that help teenage girls, young people with multiple issues, young people with few opportunities for volunteering, and young people with problems engaging with others will be more likely to gain funding.
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