Cambodia Grant Strategy

Scaling up response to the needs of Orphans and Vulnerable Children 

We are seeking programmes that, either singly or with partners, are addressing the multiple needs of children including access to healthcare and education, adequate nutrition, shelter and emotional support. They should be child centred, show clear measurement of impact at household level and for the child, use effective and appropriate ‘entry levels’ for services, reach at least 500 children currently and have a cost effective process of adding beneficiaries to their programmes. They must demonstrate sound working partnerships with health and education sectors and anticipate how the programme will be sustained over the long term.
 

Addressing the needs of women 

We are seeking programmes that aim to decrease the vulnerability of women and girls to HIV/AIDS and to mitigate its impact on them, including:

• Provision of integrated services that include sexual reproductive health, HIV testing/treatment and prevention of mother-to-child transmission.  Programmes should have the ability to scale and to strengthen local or national provision within the health sector.  They should offer multiple entry levels and show clear measurement of impact. 
• Provision of legal/human rights programmes that empower women infected, affected and at risk of HIV/AIDS to make informed choices, protect themselves and exercise their rights at local, regional and national level.  Programmes must demonstrate measurement of impact.
• Provision of effective and sustainable, high impact food security and income generation programmes, particularly those integrated with HIV treatment and care, that have the ability to scale up.  They must show clear measurement of impact at household level and for the individual, and anticipate how the programme will be sustained over the long term.
   

Programmes for men who have sex with men (MSM)  

We are seeking programmes that, either singly or with partners, are providing information, treatment, psychosocial support, and legal advice to MSM in order that they are able to make informed choices regarding HIV/AIDS, access appropriate treatment, and exercise their rights. Programmes must demonstrate clear measurement of impact, effective and appropriate entry levels for services, and a cost effective process of adding beneficiaries to the programme.

Robert Key Memorial Fund

EJAF has set up a new grant fund in memory of our former Executive Director, Robert Key. This fund is seeking applications which advance the rights and meet the needs of people living with HIV/AIDS from vulnerable or marginalised communities. For more details, including how to apply, please click on the following link:
Robert Key Memorial Fund Strategy

Small Grants Fund

EJAF also operates a Small Grants Fund (up to £10,000) open to pilot projects and local CBOs working on HIV/AIDS programmes in the above areas or with marginalised/vulnerable communities. 
 

NB All programmes will need to ensure that beneficiaries are central to the design and implementation of the programme and be able to demonstrate their impact on the beneficiary group.