Damascus, Syria (HRNW) – The UK Office for Syria has opened a new funding opportunity under the Syria Social Cohesion Programme – Integrated Security Fund, inviting Syrian not-for-profit and civil society organizations to submit proposals aimed at strengthening social cohesion and community resilience. The programme offers up to £2 million in accountable grant funding.
🌍 Scope of Funding
- Social cohesion
- Community resilience
- Conflict prevention
- Community dialogue
- Support for vulnerable communities
- Strengthening local civil society
💰 Funding Range
The programme provides funding of up to:
£2 million
The final grant amount will depend on the proposed activities, budget and assessment of the applicant.
📋 Eligibility Criteria
Eligible applicants may include:
- Syrian not-for-profit organizations
- Syrian civil society organizations
- Locally led organizations with relevant experience
- Organizations capable of managing accountable grant funding
Applicants should demonstrate strong local knowledge, appropriate governance systems and the capacity to deliver measurable community outcomes.
📝 Application Process
Interested organizations should:
- Review the official UK funding notice
- Develop a detailed programme proposal
- Provide organizational and financial information
- Explain expected social-cohesion outcomes
- Submit the application according to the official instructions
The application deadline is 11 September 2026.
📧 Contact Email
Applicants should refer to the official UK Government funding notice for the designated contact details.
⚠️ Important Note
This opportunity is specifically focused on organizations and activities in Syria. Applicants should carefully review the geographical, safeguarding and financial requirements before applying.
⚠️ Disclaimer
It should be noted that this funding opportunity/news is not affiliated with or previously published on HRNW (hrnww.com). HRNW shares this information solely for public awareness and informational purposes.
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