About This Program
This program funds projects to deliver comprehensive mental health support for children across the UK, prioritizing early intervention, accessible services, and community integration. It tackles rising mental health issues among young people, driven by social, economic, and post-pandemic challenges. The initiative seeks to improve wellbeing, reduce stigma, and establish sustainable mental health frameworks through targeted grants.
Key Information
Applicants must be UK-registered charities or non-profits with at least 3 years of operation and a focus on child welfare or mental health. Projects must be implemented within the UK. Submit audited financial statements for the past 2 years; demonstrate ability to manage funds effectively. Proven experience in mental health programs or child-focused initiatives, with at least one completed project.
Read lessEstablish mental health services reaching at least 5,000 children within the first year across funded projects. Train 500+ professionals in child-specific mental health interventions. Launch community awareness campaigns in at least 10 UK regions. Achieve sustained mental health improvements for 70% of served children. Reduce stigma through engaging 100,000+ individuals in awareness efforts. Integrate mental health support into 50+ community systems.
Read lessProgram Objectives
Build Professional Capacity
Train educators and mental health professionals in evidence-based, child-focused techniques to strengthen the support ecosystem.
Enhance Wellbeing Outcomes
Improve mental health outcomes for children receiving support, using standardized tools to track progress and ensure quality interventions.
Expand Service Access
Increase the availability of mental health services for children through funded projects, ensuring rapid deployment of support in underserved areas.
Reduce Stigma through Awareness
Raise public awareness and reduce stigma around children’s mental health via community campaigns and educational outreach.