Manila, Philippines where BALUTI work
2011 Awards
The application process for our December 2011 grants opens on June 27th.
The application process is in two stages. The first stage involves filling out a brief online form which will be available on this site from June 27th. This online form must be submitted by August 15th. If successful you will then be invited to the second stage - a more comprehensive application process.
We advise you to send through the first 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.
If you’re interested in applying, be sure to take a read the below to find out what type of projects we look to fund.
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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 July.
Applications received in the February period are for grants that will be given out in June.
Applications received in the July 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 sudhir karmacharya,president(Timi Hami Ani Hamro Nepal) on Feb 11 2009, 06:41 GMT
WORK HARD TO GAIN HARD FOR HIV/AIDS
by Dr.L.Saikrishna on Feb 11 2009, 09:59 GMT
Dear Sir/madam, It was nice going through the site, and it is great support for the programme and cause by this iniciative. regards and thanks, saikrishna
by Tufail on Feb 11 2009, 10:40 GMT
It is really a nice initiative to involve young blood for the betterment of society.
by Aung Htike Min on Feb 12 2009, 11:28 GMT
Hello, everybody on the same boat! A good news it is ,for youth involving in HIV prevention field. Please apply for it, may I tell you? With the SAF award, we can make a difference! The mentor/grant manager, Sara is very kind and able to give us a lot of help. Not just an opinion but an experience! Thanks SAF, Aung Htike Min Social Care Volunteer group
by Pappu.Manickam on Mar 20 2009, 12:25 GMT
Thanks for servicingwonderful heip and support to the people who have HIV/ADS .
by Augustine Kanyendula on Mar 28 2009, 12:28 GMT
Thanks for the good work you are doing in the fight against HIV/AIDS.
by Senteu Ole Kimirri on Mar 28 2009, 00:41 GMT
This is one of the innovative development initiative towards realization of the MGD's goals.
by JINGO JERRY on Mar 19 2009, 14:47 GMT
I thank you for the worderful work you are doing is great,here in Uganda lam in a slum area were the HIV/Aids spreading among the young children age between 14 up to 27 though the government has put more effort still there is alot of effort and emphsis to put on young ones,and luck of knowldge a bout the deases,i do support your effort and the good work your organisation has done un developed countries, GOd bless, best regards from Jingo Jerry.
by Cyprian Getanda on Mar 07 2009, 08:54 GMT
HIV/AIDS affects all of us, across the board, it has challenged both our social and economic welfare, thanks for the great work you are doing.
by Ronald Katongole on Mar 08 2009, 15:17 GMT
it is such a wonderful work that you do to encourage and to improve the lives of young people engaging in HIV/AIDS prevetion. keep it up
by Dr.AJIT KUMAR PANDA on Mar 11 2009, 15:04 GMT
really its great support to work with YOUTH ,because they are the fuature of the nation.
by P.Dhanaraj on Mar 14 2009, 11:57 GMT
Sir/madam, This project is very use full and needy to the young ,poor womens.
by mahwish shaukat on Feb 17 2009, 19:03 GMT
we really appriciate this effort of yours as youth needs a platform to implement their ideas. All the Best
by Emosi Ratini Vukialu on Feb 18 2009, 00:47 GMT
Dear Sir/Mad, Thanks for giving the oppotunity for small support groups to involve in the HIV intervention an prevention and most of all, stop stigma for PLHIV.
by Lusianus Tusalak on Feb 22 2009, 05:52 GMT
I agree with the aim of this program to To provide and sustain HIV and AIDS awareness and prevention for young people because in my opinion, with giving the real information for young people, they will become carefully in their habit especially in free sex activity
by Pledge Action International (PAI) on Feb 25 2009, 01:23 GMT
Very good fight for a worthy cause. Please keep up the fight because AIDS has attacked all aspects of human rights.
by Ebby Mwashi on Mar 31 2009, 10:02 GMT
Thanks for this wonderful organization. Many have neglected youth, they say they wait until tomorrow for them to be leaders! You are proving this wrong as you make it happen today! A site friendly for youth. Ebby Mwashi Share An Opportunity (SAO) Kenya
by steven Milambo on Mar 31 2009, 10:13 GMT
It is such a nice opportunity to youth. I am Happy to see stay alive still provide assistance to support youth initiative. I argue youth to take this initiative seriously in order to reduce the HIV infection in our communities. Congratulation Stay Alive!
by Yogesh Sharma on Apr 03 2009, 18:18 GMT
:)
by Bugingo on Apr 06 2009, 08:05 GMT
weldone
by Bugingo on Apr 06 2009, 08:18 GMT
good work
by anderson praise on Apr 11 2009, 01:59 GMT
i love the inpact
by ellis furo on Apr 15 2009, 17:16 GMT
the HIV/Aids epidemic is real and lives with us, denial only makes us more vulnerable.
by matano on Nov 23 2009, 18:42 GMT
The Staying Alive Foundation is doing a great job to help the youth combat the HIVpandemic. keep up the good!
by matano on Nov 23 2009, 18:44 GMT
keep the good work!
by damilola osunsanya on Dec 28 2009, 13:28 GMT
i think staying alive foundation is one of d best foundation i ever come cross
by ACKIM NYATULA on Dec 20 2009, 10:00 GMT
I LOVE TEACHING PEOPLE ABOUT HIV/AIDS
by Danish Channa on Dec 09 2009, 07:18 GMT
thanks
by John Origi Were on Dec 06 2009, 22:18 GMT
Youths need to be taught in how to live safely
by samson on Jan 28 2010, 07:41 GMT
Good site
by Abdrullah Abrubakr Melvin on Feb 26 2010, 02:28 GMT
A GOOD SITE.
by ocran Paul kwesi on Mar 07 2010, 15:56 GMT
I have in a little way created awareness in my area about HIV and AIDS.Also, i had made sure all my Friends are tested from time to time which made me a very prominent and regular face at the screening and counseling centre in my school.
by salome on Feb 20 2010, 07:37 GMT
The idear of empowering youths is the most idear which i have been in mind for years.So i welcome the idear as the are so many skilled and unskilled youths who are missing the oportunity of being occupied in my area and they are ready to be shown away forward and iam sure they will be productive when funds are available.
by Namiiro Bridget on Feb 25 2010, 09:28 GMT
Iam a Ugandan youth 21years of age. i wish to thank your foundation for the great effort you are fronting to save lives of the young generation. iam a victim (orphan) of AIDS so my effort is to assist all others affected to live a purposeful life. please thank you and may God bless your efforts!
by YAFA - Philippines on Aug 25 2011, 06:21 GMT
Indeed MTV SAF is a great support to our organization. Thank you MTV SAF for the trust you have given us the opportunity to make a difference in the lives of young Filipinos.
by Patrick Enow on Jun 06 2011, 18:02 GMT
These initiative shall continue to be the voice of the voiceless in the communities as lives are touched every year thanks to MTV Staying Alive Foundation. Best Regards Patrick Enow OVERCOMERS ASSOCIATION