UWTT Grant Funding Cycle 2023

Apply before: October 13, 2023

UWTT Grant Funding Cycle 2023/24 is seeking to bring people together to amplify the collective ability to protect vulnerable communities. UWTT aligns its work to its national Vision 2030 Theme: Put People First.

Eligibility

UWTT Grant Funding Cycle 2023 will not support the following

Construction projects
Travel costs or scholarships to support educational opportunities or study for individuals
Projects that are inherently political in nature or that contain the appearance of partisanship/support to an individual or single party in electoral campaigns
Activities that are in support of political parties
Sponsorship for an event or Cash prizes for a competition
Direct funding of religious organizations or private schools

Benefits

Successful grant applicants will be granted a maximum of TT$ 50,000.00 for their project.

Application Process

Every application must include the following supporting documents as part of the Grant Application:

Submission of the latest audited financial statements, with 2019 being the oldest statement considered.
For CSOs (Civil Society Organizations) with revenue equal to or less than $500,000, independently reviewed management accounts will be accepted.
An up-to-date Annual Return, with 2020 being the oldest return considered.

To ensure that the application is considered complete, all of these documents must be provided.

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