Addressing Systemic Barriers Grant
In context
This call is open to non-profits, registered charities and social enterprises and 1 other. Funding is a grant. Coverage is read from the notice itself: any country and Global-South. The funder accepts early-stage applicants.
This grant funds multi-year partnerships with organizations like CARE to develop and scale approaches that address systemic barriers to health and well-being—including access, education, social, financial, and environmental conditions—in underserved communities. It targets health equity expansion through disruption of structural inequities affecting vulnerable populations.
About this grant
This grant supports innovative approaches to health equity, focusing on the social determinants that shape health outcomes in underserved communities. Funding targets work addressing systemic barriers—including access to services, education, financial conditions and environmental factors—through multi-year partnerships and community-based interventions. Nonprofits, charities, social enterprises and consortia are eligible to apply. The call welcomes work at any stage of development and accepts applications from organisations globally, with particular interest in the Global South. Applicants must demonstrate a track record or clear capacity for sustained partnership working, show commitment to health equity in underserved populations, and align their approach with established models in international development and health equity practice.
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Key requirements
- ✓Multi-year partnership model with demonstrated track record or capacity
- ✓Focus on addressing systemic barriers (access, education, social, financial, environmental conditions)
- ✓Commitment to health equity and underserved communities
- ✓Alignment with CARE or similar international development/health equity organizations
Frequently asked questions
- Who can apply for Addressing Systemic Barriers?
- Eligibility covers organisations in GLOBAL, GLOBAL-SOUTH; nonprofit, charity, social-enterprise, consortium.
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Climate and health funding covers the health effects of heat, air pollution, disease shifts and extreme weather, along with health systems that can withstand them. Research councils, global health funders and development agencies are the usual sources. Applicants are typically expected to combine health and climate expertise and to work with public health partners.
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