HIV Young Leaders Fund was founded by young health activists at the June 2009 Oslo Young Leaders Summit. The 2009 Oslo Young Leaders Summit – organized by aids2031, the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and UNAIDS – convened young leaders from around the world to develop long-term solutions to issues faced by young people in the HIV response. During the lead-up to the Summit, young participants identified barriers to accessing funds as a major impediment to supporting a new generation of HIV activists. HYLF formed to address these barriers, becoming operational in January 2010.
In celebration of 4th anniversary, HYLF is proud to announce the launch of the new Global South Small Grants Program (2014-2016) for youth-led initiatives working to address the needs of young key populations affected by HIV, that is, young transgender people, young gay men, young people who use drugs, young people in sex work and young people living with HIV . The program has a special focus on young women living with or affected by HIV. HYLF invites grant proposals for the 2014 funding round. Only youth-led organizations or youth-led projects (these can be within a larger organization or a new initiative) focused on serving young key populations are eligible for funding.
For complete guidelines and eligibility criteria, please visit their website at http://www.hivyoungleadersfund.org/2014/01/apply-for-a-small-grant/ All proposals must be received no later than 26 February 2014, 11pm GMT. So hurry up guys and apply for it as soon as possible. Please also share it widely to your youth networks. Thank you!
For complete guidelines and eligibility criteria, please visit their website at http://www.hivyoungleadersfund.org/2014/01/apply-for-a-small-grant/ All proposals must be received no later than 26 February 2014, 11pm GMT. So hurry up guys and apply for it as soon as possible. Please also share it widely to your youth networks. Thank you!
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