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Love Her Wild provides funding, training and gear to women in our community who face the biggest barriers, helping to break-down barriers to accessing the outdoors. Alongside our grant spaces, we also provide funding and mentorship for our volunteers to achieve recognised outdoor leadership qualifications. As many as 450 women a year have benefited from heavily-subsidised places on our adventures!

Support our grants by becoming a Patron. Find out more HERE

Positive Role Models Grant

Each year we offer heavily-subsidised places on our adventures to those least represented in the outdoors so that they can become positive role models in their communities. These go to women who identify as minority ethnic, disabled or from a low-income household.

We are now accepting applications for grant spaces for our Wild Weekend North event in Lancashire on 12-14th June 2026.

Before applying please read more about the event here.

To apply for a grant space please complete this short application form. Entry will close on 25th May 2026 – Good luck!

KMB Grant

In 2020 Kat Marsden-Broad, an active and much loved member of the Love Her Wild community, lost her battle with mental health challenges. In her memory, we have launched the KMB Grant. Each year the grant will provide two women living alongside mental health challenges, a heavily-subsidised place on our Wild Weekends. Our Wild Weekends focus on time in nature and community.

We are now accepting applications for grant spaces for our Wild Weekend North event in Lancashire on 12-14th June 2026.

Before applying please read more about the event here.

To apply for a grant space please complete this short application form. Entry will close on 25th May 2026 – Good luck!

Outdoor Leaders Grant

To bridge the gender gap in the outdoors, we are working to support women to gain professional outdoor qualifications. These opportunities are given to our Local Wilders who run our Love Her Wild local groups. We recognise that supporting these women in gaining qualifications boosts their confidence and provides them with new skills to better carry out their roles and serve the women in their communities.

Promising leaders are invited to apply and, in return for funding, agree to deliver at least two free adventures for the community. This could be anything from running a navigation training weekend to leading a hike up a mountain.

Love Her Wild Mentoring

Starting out in adventure can be difficult. There are so many things to get your head around! How do you work out where to sleep each night? How far should I plan to travel each day? What do I eat? How exactly do I go to the toilet outdoors?!

That’s why we set up the Love Her Wild Mentor Scheme. Women are matched with experienced adventurers who can help them prepare for a more active life outdoors. To be accountable and to have someone there to answer questions. Read about our previous mentoring matches here.