Tips For Getting Youth Work Funding

Youth work case study — Funding may not grow on trees, but a good case study may help make it rain

Here’s the third of our Hidden Gems – posts that you may have missed from the first time around:

There never seems to be enough funding in youth work for the programs and activities that you want to run – whether you do non-faith based youth work or youth ministry.

Donors of all kinds want to know that the money they’re giving is going to be used effectively to make a positive difference in the lives of young people. It’s all very well selling your vision, but donors often like actual evidence proving that your programs work, hence why evidence-based programming is so popular.

Another way of providing evidence is to produce a case study for existing and potential donors. This would detail what position a young person started in, what programs you provided to them and what the end result was.

For more details on how to create case studies, check out today’s Hidden Gem: Crafting an ideal youth work case study.

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