Men’s Emotional Wellbeing Grant Fund

The Men’s Emotional Wellbeing Grant Fund will support partnerships and community groups to engage men in their community. We want it to support good emotional wellbeing, for example: awareness raising, reducing stigma and delivering activities with suicide prevention messages, using applicants’ local knowledge and networks to better reach people within their local community. 

This is short-term funding to ‘keep good things going’. This grant fund aims to stabilise support and develop existing successful activities, which provide opportunities for men to engage in a meaningful activity that can reduce their social isolation and help them form social connections.

We are looking for activities and delivery which:

• promote awareness of suicide and reduce the stigma associated with suicide
• improve men’s emotional wellbeing and provide access to additional support and services
• enable attendees to make meaningful relationships, connections with others and feel more connected to their community and society, reducing loneliness and isolation
• foster a sense of achievement and progress for attendees

We want to speak to and meet applicants before they apply, so that application ideas can be tested with us and to make the best use of everyone’s time.

There is a maximum of £100,000 to allocate and there are two tiers of award:

Tier 1 – 8 to 10 grants of £500 to £1,500

Tier 2 – 4 to 5 grants of £10,000 to £20,000

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