Up to £100,000 for Health & Wellbeing Projects in Greenwich

The Greenwich Healthier Communities Fund, managed by Groundwork London and established by NHS Greenwich Charitable Funds with local health partners, supports projects that prevent or respond to health inequalities across the Royal Borough of Greenwich. Phase 3 is now open, with several grant sizes available depending on the type and scale of project.

Here’s what you can expect:

• £500–£5,000 through the Enabling Strand for training, equipment and capacity building

• £500–£5,000 through Micro Grants for small or pilot projects

• £5,001–£20,000 through Delivery Small

• £20,001–£50,000 through Delivery Medium

• £50,001–£100,000 through Delivery Large

• Funding for projects tackling health and wellbeing inequalities

• Medium grants focus on areas including learning disabilities/autism, isolation, long-term health conditions and active healthy living for children and young people

• Large grants specifically focus on improving health outcomes for people with learning disabilities and/or autism

• An additional Accessibility Pot can provide up to £2,000 per applicant where specific assistance is needed to complete an application.

Who can apply?

• Community and voluntary organisations

• Registered charities

• CICs and social enterprises

• Educational establishments

• Religious organisations

• Constituted community organisations

• Friends groups and tenants/residents associations

• Some informal groups and individuals can apply with an eligible sponsor organisation

• Funding must be spent in Greenwich and benefit Greenwich residents

• Eligibility varies depending on the funding strand.

Application deadline: 14 December 2026.