Time to Change grants fund

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The Time to Change grants fund is now open

Time to Change is looking for projects that challenge the stigma surrounding mental health problems towards by bringing people who don’t have experience of mental health problems together with those who do.

Projects must engage local communities in meaningful conversations about mental health, and they should involve people with first-hand experience of mental health problems with in their planning and development. 25% of the fund will be awarded to projects working with Black and Minority Ethnic communities, and 20% will be awarded to projects that engage with children and young people.

The deadline for applications is 2pm on 30 March – go to the Time to Change website at time-to-change.org.uk/grants to find out more.

Time to Change is England’s biggest ever programme to end mental health discrimination, run by mental health charities Mind and Rethink Mental Illness, and funded by the Department of Health and Comic Relief.

This opportunity is being offered by the above external organisation and is not the responsibility of YoungMinds. If you have any questions or queries about the opportunity please contact the organisers directly.

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