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Comic Relief sets design challenge with Tech vs Abuse grants offer

Melanie May | 2 February 2017 | News

Comic Relief is offering grants of £20,000 to £50,000 for projects that address five design challenges aimed at helping people suffering from domestic abuse.
The Comic Relief Tech vs Abuse grant initiative is based on a six-month research project commissioned by Comic Relief to understand the potential opportunities, gaps and risks for technology in the context of domestic violence and abuse, led by Chayn, SafeLives and Snook.
On the basis of this research, Comic Relief, together with the research team and in consultation with a number of organisations in the domestic abuse sector, have created five key design challenges. These have been prioritised on the basis that if addressed effectively and safely, these solutions would make the most immediate difference to people affected by domestic abuse.
The five key design challenges are:

Comic Relief is investing funding through the Tampon Tax Fund and anticipates making up to seven grants from a total fund of up to £300,000.
Proposals can be submitted until midday on 13th March 2017, and full information on entry criteria and the funding process are available here on the Comic Relief site.
 

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