Grants

We give grants, which range from multi-million pound clinical and research initiatives intended to drive change across the UK, to smaller scale projects directly supporting people who experience mental illness. We champion mental well-being for all, but have a specific focus in our work on the needs and challenges of those who have experienced, or who are most at risk of experiencing, mental illness.

Opening date: January 2020

Closing date: April 2020

Community and Connection

Community and Connection grants provide funding for initiatives intended to support those who have been most unwell and/or are most disadvantaged, specifically though points of transition and to facilitate connection and reengagement.

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Closed

Opening date: May 2020

Closing date: July 2020

Innovation and Improvement

Innovation and Improvement grants provide funding to develop and learn from new and improved approaches to care and treatment, with the potential to impact care across South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust and beyond.

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Closed

Transformation

Our transformation grants are large scale, long term impact projects that aim to maximise the power of collaboration and world class expertise in mental health across South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust and the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neuroscience, King's College London. Over the next five years we’ve committed to spending £10m on initiatives at this scale.

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Anchor

Our anchor grants achieve positive impact for beneficiaries, root us in our communities and our history. The scheme provides visibility and connection between the Maudsley Charity, people with experience of mental illness and staff and students in our partner organisations, South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust, the Bethlem Gallery and Bethlem Museum of the Mind.

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Projects we've funded

Explore some of the projects we have funded, from multi-million pound clinical and research initiatives, to small scale services supporting people in the community.

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