Apply 2010
Applications for December 2010 grants are now open. To apply click the link below to fill out the online form and submit it by August 23rd. This is the first part of a two-part application. If successful you will then be invited to a more comprehensive application process. We advise you to send through the online application form as soon as possible so that we can let you know early whether or not you have made it through to the second round.
You can also download or print the questions here if you would like to think about them in your own time before filling out the online form.
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The Staying Alive Foundation is all about empowering young people who want to make a difference. We look for youth-led projects that have been recently established, and have received little or no previous funding.
We want to help projects that work with the following aims:
1. To provide and sustain HIV and AIDS awareness and prevention for young people
2. To empower and establish youth leaders in communities who can generate positive community responses and commitments
3. To alleviate the stigma and discrimination associated with HIV and AIDS.
The opportunity to apply for a grant occurs twice a year – once in February and once in August.
Applications received in the February period are for grants that will be given out in June.
Applications received in the August period are for grants that will be given out in December.
To read the full criteria click here.
If you have questions you can take a read of the most frequently asked questions here.
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by Terrell Beard on Dec 15 2008, 17:26 GMT
We live in Alaucha County Florida which has the distinction of being a area with one the highest incidence of AIDS/HIV infection in Florida. The North Central Florida Center for Community Enrichment is expanding its focus to include awareness efforts in the area.
by Jacky Kowa on Feb 05 2010, 19:07 GMT
Congrats SAF...yet another amazing opportunity for young people.
by Gibozi Mphanzi on Feb 18 2010, 15:37 GMT
Thank you
by fatima suleman on Feb 19 2010, 19:07 GMT
We are happy to see this email information. We live in a society were HIV/AIDS ARE not openly spoken about,but we are able to form a youth club and we are all volunteers working in the area of awareness on HIV/AIDS AND we have alredy started our campaign in rural areas through sport activities which is good entry point.
by RICHARD kEBENEI on Feb 23 2010, 10:26 GMT
Thanks for your concern to alleviate the social problems caused caused by HIV/AIDS.
by odeke_richard@yahoo.com on Mar 03 2010, 13:28 GMT
MTV STAY ALIVE FOUNDATION IS EVERY EDUCATIVE FOUNDATION FOR BOTH YOUNG YOUTH AND THE OLD PEOPLE,I LIKE THIS FOUNDATION VERY MUCH FOR BEING CONCERN OF THE YOUNG GENERATION.MY NAME IS ODEKE RICHARD A LEADER OF WAVIJANAWA -AFRICA OR (ICS) INTERGRETED COMMUNITY SERVICES SO I WILL ALSO APPLY FOR THIS MONEY INORDER TO HELP MY YOUTH
by Cate M.Mulepi on Mar 03 2010, 13:54 GMT
As youths are at a risk of getting HIV/AIDS infections, we are glad to let you know that as you chosen to fund youth led projects you have thought of the future generation of this this world. Thank you so much Cate M. Mulepi
by Gustavo Aristides Peralta Salinas on Mar 03 2010, 16:40 GMT
thank you from Honduras
by Cate M.Mulepi on Mar 04 2010, 12:26 GMT
Youths are very fragile if not helped can turn the future a mess. I therefore thank you for the way you have decided to support the up coming organisations on youth led projects.
by Prajeesh on Feb 11 2010, 08:52 GMT
I am working with Injecting Drug Users HIV/AIDS prevention in Calicut, Kerala and i shocked due to the prevalence ratio.
by HAROLD KACHEPATSONGA on Feb 16 2010, 13:25 GMT
I would like to commend the good work that the foundation is doing by empowering the youth with knowledge on how to prevent the spread of HIV and AIDS.