The Robert Carr Fund's RFP for 2024 presents a significant opportunity for global and regional civil society networks serving inadequately served populations (ISPs). The fund aims to support these networks in achieving outcomes related to human rights, access to HIV services, mobilizing funding for health and human rights, and building civil society capacity.

The key priorities for funding include alignment with the Fund's Theory of Change and strategy, addressing underfunded populations or regions, such as people in prison, migrants, trans and gender-diverse individuals, intersex individuals, youth who are ISPs, and networks from specific regions like the Middle East and North Africa, West Africa, or Central Africa. Additionally, the Fund seeks to support both existing well-performing partners and new emerging networks.

Applicants must meet eligibility criteria, including focusing on the health, social inclusion, and wellbeing of ISPs, being led by ISPs, operating regionally and/or globally, and being from the civil society sector.

To apply, interested parties should submit their applications through the online grant platform provided, ensuring that all required documents and information are included and that the application is submitted before the deadline.

For further details and inquiries, applicants can refer to the provided link or reach out to grants@robertcarrfund.org.

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