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Request for Applications: Lambeth Wellbeing Fund Program (UK)

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Deadline: 20-Jan-2026

The London Community Foundation’s Lambeth Wellbeing Fund provides grants of £1,000–£5,000 for community-led projects improving health, wellbeing, and social connection for adults in Lambeth. Funding supports practical initiatives addressing isolation, early support, and local needs, with a focus on under-engaged residents.

Program Overview

The Lambeth Wellbeing Fund aims to support community-led projects that enhance adult health and wellbeing in Lambeth. Now in its ninth year, the fund encourages small ideas that deliver tangible benefits, including:

  • Promoting independence and resilience

  • Reducing the impact of health or social crises

  • Strengthening social ties and community engagement

Projects are expected to run for up to 12 months and must demonstrate measurable outcomes for local residents.

Who is Eligible?

Eligible applicants include:

  • Individual residents or resident groups, with support from a suitable organisation to manage funding

  • Lambeth-based charities, community groups, and social enterprises with modest annual income

Key eligibility requirements:

  • Projects must work with adults aged 18 and over

  • Initiatives must meet identified community needs, based on consultation or feedback from beneficiaries

  • Priority is given to projects engaging people not currently participating in local activities or services

Focus Areas

Projects should address:

  1. Health and Wellbeing Management – Supporting adults to manage their physical and mental health

  2. Crisis Prevention or Reduction – Early intervention or support systems to prevent escalation of social or health challenges

  3. Community Connection – Reducing isolation and creating opportunities for residents to engage with their community

Examples of supported activities include:

  • Workshops or programs promoting physical or mental wellbeing

  • Community support networks or peer mentoring schemes

  • Initiatives that improve access to local health and social information

How to Apply

  1. Identify Community Need – Consult with local residents to ensure the project addresses a real issue

  2. Define Project Goals and Activities – Clearly outline outcomes, beneficiaries, and how the project will improve wellbeing

  3. Confirm Partnerships – Show collaboration with local organisations, services, or community groups where relevant

  4. Submit Application – Provide project details, funding request (£1,000–£5,000), and timeline (up to 12 months) through the London Community Foundation application portal

  5. Manage Funding – Ensure accountability and reporting mechanisms are in place for project delivery

Tips for a Strong Application

  • Engage local voices in planning and delivery to ensure community ownership

  • Demonstrate how the project targets under-served or isolated adults

  • Include clear, measurable outcomes for health, wellbeing, or social connection

  • Show partnerships with local organisations to maximise impact

FAQ

1. Who can apply? Individual residents, resident groups (with support), and Lambeth-based charities, community groups, or social enterprises.
2. What is the grant amount? £1,000 to £5,000 per project.
3. How long can the project run? Up to 12 months.
4. Who are the projects for? Adults aged 18 and over living in Lambeth.
5. What types of projects are supported? Initiatives improving health, wellbeing, crisis support, or community connection.
6. Are partnerships required? While not mandatory, collaborative projects with local organisations are encouraged.
7. How are community needs assessed? Through consultation, feedback, or evidence demonstrating the project’s relevance to residents.

Why It Matters

The Lambeth Wellbeing Fund empowers communities to lead solutions that improve adult health, reduce isolation, and strengthen social cohesion. By supporting projects that respond to real local needs, the fund ensures lasting impact and sustainable improvements in wellbeing for the people of Lambeth.

For more information, visit The London Community Foundation.

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