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Wellcome's generative AI programme funds fundamental research on using generative models to improve the measurement or treatment of anxiety, depression and psychosis, with successful teams receiving up to GBP 3,000,000 each for up to two years and technical support from experts at Google.
The two-stage structure is the thing applicants most often misunderstand: there is a four-month accelerator stage followed by a separate funding call, and only teams that participate in the accelerator are eligible to apply for the funding itself.
The accelerator is not a grant - it provides upskilling workshops, support setting up collaborations, and funds for developing pilot studies - so the route into the money runs through being selected for the accelerator first.
Wellcome frames the research question in two directions: how to optimise generative models for mental health specifically, and how generative AI, mental health professionals and people affected by mental health problems can work together safely and efficiently.
That second strand is where the programme differs from most AI-in-health funding, which tends to treat the human workflow as an implementation detail rather than the research object. The programme sits within Wellcome's mental health portfolio, which has its own published statements on what it does and does not fund, and those are worth reading before drafting since they exclude several common proposal types.
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Or search similar grants →According to the current listing, eligibility includes: This scheme funds research teams working on generative AI applied to the measurement or treatment of anxiety, depression and psychosis. The application process runs in two stages: a four-month accelerator stage, followed by a separate funding call for which only accelerator participants are eligible, so entry to the funding competition is gated on accelerator selection. Successful teams could receive up to GBP 3,000,000 each for up to two years and receive access to resources and support from experts at Google. The accelerator stage itself is not a grant; it provides upskilling workshops, help to set up collaborations, and funds for the development of pilot studies. The funding call opened in August 2025. Wellcome applies its general mental health funding policies, which set out specific inclusions and exclusions on research type, populations and outcomes, and applicants should read the mental health what we do and do not fund guidance alongside the scheme page. Wellcome's geographic and organisational eligibility rules for its research schemes apply and vary by scheme. Applicants must confirm the current stage of the programme, whether an accelerator round is open, eligibility on geography and organisation type, award levels and all deadlines directly with Wellcome before preparing an application. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows successful teams could receive up to GBP 3,000,000 each for up to two years. amount_min of 1,300,000 is an estimate of a lower-end award converted to US dollars and is not a published floor; amount_max of 3,900,000 is the published GBP 3,000,000 ceiling converted to approximate US dollars. The accelerator stage that precedes the funding call is not itself a grant - it provides upskilling workshops, help setting up collaborations and funds for pilot study development, so teams should not budget for it as award income. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Wellcome Generative AI for Anxiety, Depression and Psychosis Accelerator and Funding Call is funded by Wellcome Trust, delivered with technical support from Google. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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