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29 June 2020

Implementing successful litigation fund – next deadline on 12th August – NOW CLOSED

Just a reminder that the next deadline for this rolling fund is 12th August at 9am. Grants of up to £30,000 are available for a wide range of activities aimed at implementing a successful piece of litigation.
Strengthening Civil Society

The next deadline for this fund is Wednesday 12th August 2020 at 9am.

This is the second round of the  Implementation of Successful Litigation Fund which is aimed at civil society organisations who want to implement a court judgment, or other outcome of a litigation process, that has the potential to achieve social change for people facing discrimination and disadvantage.

We’ve launched this fund in recognition that lasting change is rarely achieved in the court room alone and envisage that implementation might involve a range of activities including:

  • advocacy and policy influencing
  • campaigning
  • awareness raising
  • research
  • monitoring of implementation, or
  • further legal action.

Grants of up to £30,000 are available, for up to one year.

The 12th August is the final deadline for this fund for 2020. See the Application guidelines for decision dates.

Grants awarded under this fund are designed to support ongoing work by organisations who have played a part in the successful litigation they are applying for funding for; and usually for organisations for whom litigation is not their core business. 

Please note that in this round applications will be considered from charities with an annual income of £2m or under.

Useful documents

Application guidelines (These include case studies of two organisations who have recently engaged in a range of activity to implement court judgments.)

Eligibility and application form (Please contact us before submitting an application to discuss your eligibility under this call.)

The following resources may also be useful:

Find out more about the three organisations given grants in the 1st round.

Framework for effective use of the law by voluntary sector organisations

Using the law to address unfair systems: a case study of the Personal Independence Payments legal challenge