Deadline: 8th January 2023

This fund first appeared in our member newsletter, where members get exclusive access- weeks in advance! Please click this link for more information on membership.

 
Grants of up to £8K are available to voluntary, community and social enterprise (VCSE) organisations across Hampshire and the Isle of Wight, who can provide programmes and/or support for people who may require low level interventions or help maintaining their recovery from various mental health conditions. You do not need any prior experience in applying for grants, just an interest in tackling inequalities.
 
Applications from all community groups will be considered, however focus groups for this year include:
 
Alcohol and substance misuse
BAME communities
Gypsy, Roma, Traveller communities
Homeless and rough sleepers
Learning disabilities
LGBTQ+ people
Neurodevelopmental conditions
Older people
Prisoners and ex-offenders
Refugees, asylum seekers and migrants
Rural communities
Serving personnel, veterans and their families

 

The grants launch took place on Tuesday 29 November 2022. Application forms will be sent out to previous applicants and registered VCSE organisations on 1 December. The documents will also be available on this site at the same time. The closing date for applications is 23 January 2023. Click this link for the No Wrong Door website.
 
If you would like to find out more about this grants scheme and be invited to the launch or information events, please contact No Wrong Door at hiowicb.hsi.nowrongdoor@nhs.net.

 

Click this link for information on one of their previous grants.

 

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