Overview

This program offers micro-grants and community support to Work That Reconnects (WTR) facilitators across Africa, Asia, and Latin America, empowering them to continue their transformative work in areas with limited resources.

Eligibility

Community facilitators
Grassroots organizers
Environmental advocates
Social impact leaders
Educators and trainers
Mental wellness and healing practitioners
Sustainability activists
Community development practitioners

Applicants who face financial limitations or geographical isolation are especially encouraged to apply.

Benefits

Financial support through micro-grants
Access to community support systems
Opportunities to strengthen facilitation work
Increased visibility for local initiatives
Networking with facilitators from different regions
Greater capacity to organize impactful community programs
Support for projects focused on healing, sustainability, resilience, and social change

How to Apply

Applicants can access more information and submit their applications here. Before applying, review eligibility criteria and requirements on the official page.