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  • HMPPS Small Grants Programme Pilot – Probation in Tyisha, Llanelli

    HMPPS is offering grants of up to £20,000 to local third sector organisations to strengthen community‑based rehabilitation in Tyisha, Llanelli. The funding will support the creation or development of a community connector role or service to help people on probation access local opportunities, navigate support systems, and build positive relationships in their neighbourhoods. Approaches should reflect local needs, strengths, culture, and networks, and build on what already works locally. Activities may include personalised guidance, confidence‑building, linking individuals to groups and services, reducing barriers to access, outreach in community spaces, and supporting sustained engagement. The project will run for 12 months from 1 April 2026 to 31 March 2027. There are two grants available

    Location
    National
    Funding organisation
    His Majesties Prison and Probation Service
    Who can apply
    Non-profit
    How much you can get
    From £5,000 to £20,000
    Total size of grant scheme
    £40,000
    Opening date
    Closing date
    (Midday)

  • HMPPS Small Grants Scheme Rugby at HMP High Down

    HMP High Down would like to run rugby and essential skills programme for prisoners at HMP High Down, combining practical coaching with classroom-based learning. The project aims to build core life and employability skills, promote positive behaviour, and finish with a touch rugby match and participant presentations. The targeted cohort will be prisoners who have an interest in sport and who engage with our regime.

    Location
    South East England
    Funding organisation
    His Majesty's Prison and Probation Service
    Who can apply
    Non-profit
    How much you can get
    From £1,000 to £10,000
    Total size of grant scheme
    £10,000
    Opening date
    (Midnight)
    Closing date

  • HMPPS Small Grants Scheme Positive Parenting for Dads HMP High Down

    HMP High Down is a large prison near Sutton, Surrey and home to 1203 Adult Male Convicted Prisoners. We wish an organisation to deliver parenting programmes that will equip fathers with practical parenting tools to help them maintain meaningful relationships with their children whilst in custody, with an emphasise the importance of consistent communication and emotional presence, even from custody. We would like to the courses to mirror community delivery. As highlighted in the Lord Farmer Report, the breakdown of family ties is a key factor contributing to reoffending. Our aim is to break the cycle by helping fathers recognise that despite being in custody, they still have an essential role to play in their children’s lives.

    Location
    South East England
    Funding organisation
    His Majesty's Prison and Probation Service
    Who can apply
    Non-profit
    How much you can get
    From £1,000 to £10,000
    Total size of grant scheme
    £10,000
    Opening date
    (Midnight)
    Closing date

  • HMPPS Small Grants Scheme Official Prison Visitors project at HMP Huntercombe

    We are seeking to commission services from local or national organisations or practitioners that provide tailored support for foreign national offenders (FNOs), including people convicted of sexual offences (PCOSOs). This pilot seeks to shape the vital role of Official Prison Visitors (OPVs) scheme in supporting prisoners who lack family or social contact, reducing isolation and improving wellbeing by testing different VCSE-led models to identify what works best for future national delivery.

    Location
    National
    Funding organisation
    His Majesty's Prison and Probation Service
    Who can apply
    Non-profit
    How much you can get
    From £5,000 to £20,000
    Total size of grant scheme
    £20,000
    Opening date
    (Midday)
    Closing date

  • HMPPS Small Grants Scheme Official Prison Visitors project at HMP & YOI Eastwood Park

    We are seeking to commission services from local or national organisations or practitioners that provide tailored support for women prisoners. This pilot seeks to shape the vital role of Official Prison Visitors (OPVs) scheme in supporting prisoners who lack family or social contact, reducing isolation and improving wellbeing by testing different VCSE-led models to identify what works best for future national delivery.

    Location
    National
    Funding organisation
    His Majesty's Prison and Probation Service
    Who can apply
    Non-profit
    How much you can get
    From £5,000 to £20,000
    Total size of grant scheme
    £20,000
    Opening date
    Closing date

  • HMPPS Small Grants Scheme Community Projects in Bristol

    HMPPS seeks to expand community rooted approaches to rehabilitation within the Hartcliffe and Withywood ward in Bristol. This scheme will offer grants of up to £20,000 to voluntary, community, and social enterprise (VCSE) organisations. The grant will fund or contribute towards a local community connector function - a role or service embedded in the neighbourhood that builds trusted relationships, links people on probation with locally available support, and promotes positive engagement. There are 2 grants available.

    Location
    South West England
    Funding organisation
    His Majesty's Prison and Probation Service
    Who can apply
    Non-profit
    How much you can get
    From £5,000 to £20,000
    Total size of grant scheme
    £40,000
    Opening date
    (Midday)
    Closing date

  • HMPPS Small Grants Programme Scheme – OPV Pilot Grant – Large London Prison (Young Offenders & Ethnic Minority Focus)

    We are seeking to commission services from local or national organisations or practitioners that provide tailored support for young prisoners from minority ethnic communities at HMP and YOI Feltham (A). This pilot seeks to shape the vital role of Official Prison Visitors (OPVs) scheme in supporting prisoners who lack family or social contact, reducing isolation and improving wellbeing by testing different VCSE-led models to identify what works best for future national delivery. Project duration: 6 months from 1 April 2026 to 30 October 2026. Total funding available: £20,000

    Location
    National
    Funding organisation
    His Majesties Prison and Probation Service
    Who can apply
    Non-profit
    How much you can get
    From £1,000 to £20,000
    Total size of grant scheme
    £20,000
    Opening date
    (Midday)
    Closing date

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