Deadline: 7-Jan-22
The London Community Foundation, in partnership with Lambeth Together, the Lambeth Public Health Directorate and the London Borough of Lambeth is seeking applications for its Lambeth Wellbeing Fund to improve the health and wellbeing of Lambeth residents.
Themes
Projects must support participants to address at least one of the following:
- Being able to manage their own health and wellbeing (or condition) and being supported to do so. This also includes having access to the right information and support, and being able to stay healthy;
- Being able to have the right things in place to help them to avoid a crisis, or to limit the impact of a crisis, particularly for people who are living independently;
- Feeling that they are part of a community.
Funding Information
- Lambeth Council Public Health Funding (total of £282,000 available over two years)
- Grants of between £1,000 and £10,000 per year are available for projects of up to 24 months for applications from organisations (maximum grant size £20,000 over 2 years)
- Project Smith Funding (total of £60,000 available)
- Grants of between £1,000 and £5,000 per year are available for projects of up to 24 months for applications from individuals with a nurture organisation (maximum grant size £10,000 over 2 years)
- Any management costs for nurture organisations must be included in the requested amount. The maximum amount for nurture organisation management costs are 15% of the total grant request.
Eligible Projects
£60,000 is available from Project Smith for projects which:
- Are targeting the priority wards of Oval, Clapham Town, Clapham Common and Brixton Hill
- Are led by the communities who will benefit
- Work with:
£282,000 is available from Lambeth Council Public Health for projects which:
- Support adults in any ward in Lambeth
- Projects which work with:
- People from Black, Asian and multi-ethnic groups
- Parents and carers on low incomes (particularly lone parent families)
- Unemployed people
- People experiencing poor mental health (£66,000 is ringfenced for this group)
- Isolated men (Mainly single isolated men)
- Older people
- LGBTQ+ people
- People with disabilities/and or suffering with poor health
Criteria
Projects will also need to address the following criteria. All projects must:
- Demonstrate how they contribute to improving the health and wellbeing of Lambeth residents;
- Seek to engage those who are not currently accessing activities/services. They are interested in projects that will help break down barriers to engagement. They are not looking to fund activities supporting an existing cohort of well engaged residents, but they will support the expansion of an existing service to reach out to new participants;
- Meet an identified need. You will need to demonstrate that the project is wanted and needed by communities who will benefit, for example, through consultation or informal feedback.
- Be working with or seek to work in partnership with other local organisations, community groups or service providers including GPs, pharmacies and local facilities such as extra care and sheltered housing schemes;
Eligibility Criteria
- Individual Lambeth residents or groups of residents – they want to support your ideas, so you do not have to be part of an organisation to apply to this fund. You can apply with the support of an organisation that can hold the funding for you and act as a ‘nurture organisation’. Your nurture organisation should be a local organisation that you already have a relationship with. Please see the fund guidelines for more detail on the role of a nurture organisation.
- Lambeth based registered charities, Community Interest Companies (CICs) limited by guarantee, Charitable Incorporated Organisations (CIOs), Companies Ltd by Guarantee (without shares), constituted community groups and TRAs with an income of less than £100,000 per annum (in the last accounting year) are welcome to apply. The income threshold does not apply to nurture organisations.
For more information, visit https://londoncf.org.uk/grants/lambeth-wellbeing-fund