Democracy Classroom – 2025

£44,160 over one year to coordinate work to support young people to effectively engage with democracy through the Democracy Classroom Network, with a focus on Votes at 16, automatic voter registration, elections and the curriculum review

Votes at 16 Northern Ireland

£36,000 over one year to keep the momentum building and help ensure that 16- and 17-year-olds have the vote in time for the 2027 Assembly and Local Government elections in Northern Ireland

Votes at 16 Campaign

£75,840 over one year for a largely parliamentary-facing campaign for Votes at 16

Our Home Our Vote

£59,721 over one year to advance the Our Home Our Vote campaign for residence-based voting rights

Votes at 16 Launch Conference

£10,000 for an event to officially launch their campaign for Votes at 16 in Northern Ireland

Single parent voters: promoting a path to the polls

£5,080 over two months to encourage voter registration and turnout amongst single parents

The Agency voter registration project

£10,000 over two months to expand their pilot and approach to register more Black and Asian voters and empower young people from predominantly marginalised and lower socioeconomic communities to lead the conversations

Democracy Classroom – Phase 2

£88,284 over eight months from July 2024 to extend their Democracy Classroom programmes, providing crucial support that delivers voter registrations at scale across the democracy and youth sectors

Student voter registration

£34,288 over five months to increase the number of students who are registered to vote, by spreading awareness and engagement with the process of auto-enrolment with further education (FE) colleges