The Charles Robert Bell Fund

New funding is available for organisations supporting people experiencing mental health challenges.

The Charles Robert Bell Fund is offering grants of £1,000–£3,000 to support work that improves mental health and wellbeing, including support for ex-service personnel. Funding can be used flexibly for project delivery, capital costs or core running costs.

If your organisation is delivering mental health support, this is a strong opportunity to invest in and grow your work.

Closing date: 16 March 2026

Before applying, make sure to read the full guidance on the Community Foundation Funding and Support page.

Find out more and apply via the Community Foundation website.

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