Global Grants Information
These global grants are seeking financial support from D5240 clubs and beyond. If you would like to post your global grant, please complete the Concept Statement template and, if you have a graphic image please include and email to: gjp@tribecacom.com.
Grants
Breaking the Cycle: Girls' Empowerment
Global Grant: 2570450
Passport Club of the Central Coast, California (international partner) and Rotary Club of Kampala Naalya, Uganda (host club)
Breaking the Cycle: Empowering teenage mothers and vulnerable girls in Uganda
A $103,000 Rotary Global Grant
Project timeline: Jan 2027 - August 2029
CHATS: Girls’ Education in Malawi
A three-year after-school life skills program for adolescent girls in partner secondary schools — supplementing academic scholarships, because financial aid alone isn’t enough to ensure school success in rural Malawi. Facilitated by AGE Africa, a nonprofit helping girls become leaders of change in their families, communities, and country.
The Silence Between
This Global Grant initiative aligns with Rotary’s Area of Focus: Disease Prevention and Treatment.
The Silence Between is a Rotary-led initiative designed to close that gap. Rather than creating a new system, this project strengthens what already exists, equipping Hospital General Dr. Miguel Silva with the tools, training, and clinical integration needed to treat precancerous lesions at the moment they are detected.
African Villages Water & Sanitation Project
This Global Grant initiative aligns with Rotary’s Area of Focus: Water and Sanitation Hygiene platform.
This project supports 12 villages having nearly 4,800 people comprising of vulnerable youth, rural women, and persons with disabilities, through initiatives designed to improve their long-term health and well-being, economic stability, and community pride. By implementing a Rainwater Harvest System (RWHS) we can manage and sustain meaningful change for the villagers in Bomet County.
Seeds of Dignity: Cultivating Opportunity at TOSE Respite Care Centre, Zimbabwe
This Rotary Global Grant initiative falls under the Area of Focus: Disease Prevention and Treatment, by strengthening community understanding of severe disability and supporting the safe, dignified return of clients to their home communities.
TOSE Respite Care Centre, meaning "everyone" in Shona, is a national welfare organization in Harare, Zimbabwe, providing respite care and rehabilitation for children and young adults with severe and multiple disabilities who depend on caregivers for nearly all activities of daily living. Seeds of Dignity centers on equipping the wider community to understand and support these individuals, while ensuring TOSE has the means to return clients home safely at the end of each respite period.