Funding opportunities

Closes 19/11/2026

One-off grants for schools, youth groups and UK-based non-profits with income below £2m to take children aged 13 and under facing financial hardship, systemic inequity or disability on recreational day trips or residential trips of up to seven days. Trips with religious or educational aims are not eligible.

Closes 26/01/2027

Scholarship for UK students from Muslim communities applying for eligible undergraduate courses at Oxford for 2027 entry.

Closes 31/03/2027

Emergency travel support for Muslims in Greater Manchester, currently covering up to three taxi journeys per person for people who may feel unsafe travelling.

Closes See course deadline

Graduate scholarships supporting full-time Master’s and DPhil study relevant to the Islamic tradition or of benefit to the Muslim world.

Year-round scholarships and bursaries for eligible journalism, media and television study.

Grant support for UK-based projects that positively impact the Muslim community. National Waqf states that funding can cover operational costs such as equipment and utilities, core costs including salaries and rent, capital costs including property and land, and direct beneficiary costs such as meals or transport. Applicants should confirm the current funding-cycle availability on the application page.

Funding specifically for Islamic societies in Greater Manchester to deliver projects, events or initiatives that support Muslim students. Applicants should demonstrate a clear benefit to Muslim students in education, transparent budgets and the capacity to deliver the proposed activity.

Direct support for local Muslim youth groups through the Muslim Youth Alliance national network. The current opportunities page describes Grassroots Partners as receiving tools and funding to help them thrive locally, with grant eligibility and a resource library. Best suited to Muslim youth organisations, faith schools, sports clubs and grassroots groups serving young Muslims.

Funding for eligible organisations supporting Shia Ithna Ashari communities to acquire a new Islamic centre, mosque or Hussainiyah, renovate or improve an existing centre, and in some cases support loans taken for these purposes. Applicants must complete the Foundation verification and due-diligence process.

Community grant for student organisations, groups and Islamic societies in Greater Manchester running projects that directly benefit Muslim students in education. Eligible projects can include mentorship, academic support, scholarships and other educational assistance.

Grant funding specifically focused on UK Muslim organisations. Eligible project examples include new or improved mosques, Islamic/community education centres, youth programmes, women's initiatives, retreats, community services, building improvements and major infrastructure.

Local community funding for groups and organisations operating in or benefiting Bradford West. Priority consideration includes youth, older and disabled people, ethnic minorities, unemployed residents, inner-city communities and new or innovative groups.

Small grants for families across the UK facing financial difficulties, with applications assessed through Al-Mizan’s online grant system.

Closes Check funder website

Funding information for organisations working on social justice, migration, economic justice and related community issues. Check the funder page for the current programme and application status before applying.