Impact

AmplifyChange focuses support where the needs are greatest. We successfully fund a wide range of civil society groups based in Africa, South Asia, and the Middle East. We support grantee partners to build stronger, more inclusive movements for change. Strengthening connectivity across our grantee partners creates and sustains long-term social transformation and solidarity.
74Funding rounds
1528Grants approved
£148mFunds disbursed
89%of our grants go to small and medium sized organisations
58%of our grants are implemented in ‘not-to-be-missed countries’
96%of our grants are implemented where civic space is rated as closed, repressed or obstructed by Civicus Monitor
Distribution of our grants
Impact library
Over the past decade, AmplifyChange has gathered evidence and learnings from our grantee partners. Learn more about the impact of civil society advocacy on sexual and reproductive health and rights across the globe in our Publications.
Why partner with us?
Experience
Our ambitious strategy is built on a proven track record of being a welcome partner for grassroots groups advocating for sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) and providing value for money for our supporters.
Support
Through our due diligence processes, including financial management assessments and recommendations to organisations seeking funding, we support the growth of organisations while taking all steps necessary for fiduciary responsibility.
Trust
We keep an open line of communication between our team and our grantee partners, working closely during the grant life cycle to build trust and support. This ensures effective response to any changes in the project or advocacy environments.
Collaboration
We closely collaborate with partners and like-minded allies across the sector to ensure mutual support for civil society initiatives on SRHR. Through engagement and partnership, we avoid duplication of efforts and push for innovation.
*Data on this page includes both the consortium-led AmplifyChange project and AmplifyChange organisation. Data as of 30 June 2026.
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We love to hear from like-minded organisations, partners, and supporters of SRHR. If you’d like to speak about our work further, please reach out.


