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Average Rating: 4.27 out of 5 (30 ratings submitted)
Mama Cash GrantsRegions
Africa, Caribbean, Eastern Europe/Central Asia, Latin America, Middle East, South Asia, South East and East Asia, South Pacific, Western Europe
Deadline DateRolling deadline Mama Cash supports projects from women's groups and women's organisations all over the world. The fund seeks:
Applications from The Netherlands and Europe, as well as the Global South (Asia and the Middle East, Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean) and the former Soviet Union, can be submitted throughout the entire year. Applications must be completed in Dutch, English, French, or Spanish. Mama Cash will only assess applications that meet her criteria and are properly completed. Mama Cash mainly funds organisations and networks with annual operating budgets under 200,000 euros. Application InformationClick here for more information on the application process for Mama Cash grants. Click here to access the grant application process. ContactMama Cash
Postbus 15686
Amsterdam
1001 ND
Netherlands
Tel: 020 689 36 34
Fax: 020 683 46 47
SourceMama Cash website on November 13 2009. Placed on the Communication Initiative site June 13 2006 Last Updated November 17 2009 How useful did you find the knowledge and contacts on this page to your work? Post your comments (review comments from others below):COMMENTS POSTED |
Special FocusHIV/AIDS Social Norm Change
From your regional context and perspective, which should be the priority focus for social norm change related to HIV/AIDS prevention?
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Mama is the best
You have shown me great passion to save the needs of all women. I requested booklets and information on Mama' Cash and you sent them to me in Zimbabwe. Not only is the page perfect but Mama Cash staff are also efficient and very supportive.
Coordinator
See the Light Trust
Zimbabwe
Grant sizes for 2009 -2013
Your page has been very useful thank you. I work for a relatively new youths organisation which focuses on gender based in Zimbabwe. Can you possibly help with information on the minimum and maximum grant sizes from mama cash.
Thank you
programmes officer
yttnetwork@gmail.com
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well done mama cash
Well Done Mama Cash
I was happy to leran about you. Our big challenges always as Mamas is initial start up funding. African Children and family support (ACAFS)of Uganda is a non-governmental organisation headed by group of women hailing from northern part of Uganda addressing the plight of HIV + women and children and other health related issues. We shall be grateful to work with you closely in the near by future and please kindly send us your grant application form /process.
Thank you
Irene Ayoo - Programmes Coordinator
acafsug@yahoo.com or olupotirene@yahoo.com
my comments
great information form us
we are non profit organisation working in several social activies particularly for Women,Environment and Education for downtrodden peoples. we need your support for our organisation. and moreover this is women headed organisation.
we expecting your kind co-operation in this regard.
make your reply to our mail id:needsethirajam@rediffmail.com
This site has been useful in the type of information that is provided and I am motivated to utilize the resources to the benefit of our women groups and for further development. Thank you
James Omondi Okeda
P.O.Box 19627 00100
Nairobi Kenya
Tel:254 723 307624
I FIND VERY USEFUL AS I FEEL THAT I AM ELIGIBLE FRO THIS GRANT
It is really useful page and I am happy that I fins it.
Keep on the good work
Women in Africa are highly marginalised. The lack the neccessary tools such as capacity building trainings to enable them have knowledge that can assist them to stand on their own. With your continued asssistance, i hope a barren tree of hope will one day bear nice and admirable fruits. Thank you so much for what ihave read though i have come come across any women group in Zambia that has been funded by your organization so that i could see how they are doing your grant and has it has changed their way of life. However, continue with your good and recommendable job. Lydia Banda, Chipata, Zambia.