A decade ago, independent UK media agency The7Stars set up a The7Stars Foundation grants programme to support disadvantaged young people aged 18 and under across the UK. The grants assist young people facing a wide range of challenges, including abuse, addiction, homelessness, caring responsibilities, child poverty, exploitation, racism, mental health struggles, online abuse, and barriers to diversity and inclusion. The grantees say the programme aims to open new horizons for vulnerable children and promote happiness, safety, and a sense of being cared for. Currently, two grant schemes are open for bids, Social Impact Funding and Individual Funding. Read more.
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