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Community Solutions: Improving Mental Health Awareness in Global Majority Communities Grant Programme is sponsored by Young Westminster Foundation (in partnership with Young K&C, Vibrant & Healthy Communities Programme, Kensington & Chelsea Social Council, One Westminster, and NHS Northwest London ICB). Funding for non-profit organisations to design peer-led and community-based initiatives focused on children, young people (up to 25 years), and families from Global Majority Communities.
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Community Solutions Grant 2025-2027: Improving Mental Health No, thanks Yes, that's fine Community Solutions Grant 2025-2027: Improving Mental Health Community Solutions Grant 2025-2027: Improving Mental Health Awareness in Global Majorities Communities Grant length: 2 years (projects should be delivered between April 2025-March 2027) Young K&C and Young Westminster Foundation are delighted to be working in partnership with the Vibrant & Healthy Communities (VHC) Programme on the “Community Solutions: Improving Mental Health Awareness in Global Majority Communities” grant.
This programme is a collaboration between Kensington & Chelsea Social Council, One Westminster, and NHS Northwest London ICB. The aim of the Fund is to raise awareness of mental health and improve access and uptake of mental health services and support by Global Majority young people and families.
Aligned with the aim of the grant, the Community Solutions Grants Programme will work towards 5 key objectives for children, young people (up to 25yrs) and families from Global Majority Communities; Increased awareness of mental health (and mental health services) Increased ability to have conversations about mental health Increased ability to manage mental wellbeing and mental health Increased likelihood of accessing mental health services Improved attitudes towards mental health Organisations can apply for up to £15,000 per year to deliver projects from April 2025 – March 2027.
The maximum grant amount is £30,000 (over 2 years). If you are bidding as a partnership, each organisation can receive up to £30,000 (over 2 years), please review the grant guidance for more information. You will be asked to submit a budget and risk assessment for your proposed services.
Please download and use the budget template and risk assessment. BUDGET TEMPLATE: Budget Template Risk Assessment: Risk Assessment - Template
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Registered Charities, CICs, or constituted community groups with a demonstrated track record of working with children, young people, and families in RBKC and/or Westminster, delivering activities engaging Global Majorit…. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to £15,000 per year (maximum £30,000 over 2 years). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Community Solutions: Improving Mental Health Awareness in Global Majority Communities Grant Programme is funded by Young Westminster Foundation (in partnership with Young K&C, Vibrant & Healthy Communities Programme, Kensington & Chelsea Social Council, One Westminster, and NHS Northwest London ICB). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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