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The Trust invests in research and services addressing both preventive and curative mental health treatments and therapies, with a specific focus on social interventions, such as creativity and the arts.

Their support is focused on young people aged 11-25 from disadvantaged groups – those who face greater difficulty in accessing support when they need it.

Priorities are: Improved support:

• Help more young people access personalised mental health support when they need it, especially for those with depression and anxiety
• Projects which use creativity, nature and the arts to support wellbeing and positive mental health
• Support extra-curricular activities which make a meaningful impact to the well-being and self-esteem of pupils, both in and out of school Understanding what works:
• Support research into the prevention of mental illness amongst young people and the effectiveness of early interventions
• Build evidence on the impact of non-pharmaceutical interventions and social prescribing
• Build a community of talented researchers in young people’s mental health Prevention:
• Helping to build young people’s resilience to cope with life’s challenges
• Projects which give young people access to activities which offer protective support to their mental health
• Encouraging young people to seek effective help through awareness-raising, information and sign-posting activities

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Geographical areas funded: UK

Fund type

Type of funding:

Grant

Type of cost:

Revenue, Core costs

Fund award sizes

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Who can apply

UK registered charities or community interest companies.

When to apply

TBC

How to apply

TBC

Contact information

Activites funded: Mental health care

Beneficiaries funded: Children Young people

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