What we support

We support projects that help more people start judo, enjoy judo and stay involved in judo.
We are particularly interested in projects supporting:

young people
people with disabilities
women and girls
adult beginners
people and communities experiencing financial disadvantage
remote and island communities
ethnic minority and marginalised communities

Projects must take place in Scotland and demonstrate how the funding will increase access to judo or help people remain involved in the sport.

Applicant GuidanceAssessment GuidanceGrant Giving Criteria

Smaller grants. Real impact.

£100 – £1500

We have consciously designed our grants to support practical things that can make an immediate difference.

Funding could help with:

Judogi and equipment, helping new participants get the kit they need.

Participation costs reducing financial barriers for people who might otherwise be unable to take part.

Venue costs, helping create new or additional opportunities to practise judo.

Outreach, helping clubs and partners reach new groups and communities.

Developing people, supporting activity that increases the capacity to introduce and retain people in judo.

Could we support your idea?

Ask yourself four questions:

Will it help people take part in judo?
Is there a clear need for it?
Will the money make a practical difference?
Will there be some benefit after the grant has been spent?
Will there be some benefit after the grant has been spent?

If the answer is yes, we’d like to hear about it.

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What we support

Smaller grants. Real impact.

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