Royal Navy Admiralty Fund

• Applicants are required to contribute 50% towards the cost of the project
• Applicants can receive one grant up to a maximum of £2,500 in any 24-month period
• Applicants may receive less than 50% or £2,500

• Sea Scout Groups and Explorer Sea Scout Units that have been admitted to and remain part of the Royal Navy Recognised Sea Scout Partnership (RNRSSP)
• Groups and Units in the RNRSSP have their own, unique Royal Navy Recognition Number

• Groups and Units connected to the RNRSSP through a local Partnership Agreement

• Boats and equipment (including second hand)
• Training courses towards a national governing body award
• Other such purposes like developing and supporting Sea Scouting afloat training

• Building projects, including the maintenance of boat sheds and pontoons

• Been admitted to and remain part of the RNRSSP
• Proof that funds would be available to complete the project upon receipt of this grant
• The support of their District Lead Volunteer
• A bank account in the name of a Scouting entity
• Completed all conditions of any previous Scouts Grants funding, including monitoring and reporting requirements

• The project must be completed within six months of the grant being awarded
• A report must be submitted upon completion of the project
• All general conditions of Scouts Grants Committee grants must be adhered to

An appropriate volunteer should submit an application.

You'll need to upload a bank statement in PDF format dated within the past three months, clearly showing the following information:

For UK accounts:

• • Name of bank or building society
  • Name on account
  • Sort code
  • Account number 

For international accounts:

• • IBAN
  • Swift code

The Memorandum of Agreement between The Scouts and The Royal Navy outlines the agreement relating to funding the Royal Navy Recognised Sea Scout Partnership.

Changes agreed but not reflected in the MOA:

• Jan 2023: Maximum grant value £2,500