There’s less than a month left to apply for our Mental Health Award ⏰. We’re funding researchers to use longitudinal data to find early signs of anxiety, depression and psychosis. Find out more and apply by 22 July ⤵️.

Learn more about the funding, application process and who can apply on our website ⤵️ [4/4]

2. Impact Phase. Open to applications from projects funded in the Foundation Phase, this stage will support teams to deliver their proposed research study. 💰 Level: £5 to 8 million per team.💡 Duration: up to 5 years.[3/4].

1. Foundation Phase. The first phase of funding is designed to help build your team and develop a detailed proposal for a major intervention research study. 💰 Level: £200,000 per team .💡 Duration: 12 months.[2/4].

We want to transform early intervention for youth mental health. Our new funding award will help achieve this. Across two phases, it aims to accelerate the development and roll out of effective psychological and social interventions. 🧵[1/4].

We’re launching a major new prize in mental health — and we’re looking for a supplier to help us run it. Interested suppliers must be able to run a global prize that is inclusive, impactful, academically rigorous and technically robust. Learn more ⤵️.

Longitudinal data has the potential to transform early intervention in mental health. That’s why we’re funding researchers to use it to find early signs of mental health problems. We're looking for diverse, interdisciplinary teams. Apply by 22 July ⤵️.

If you’re a researcher of Black, Bangladeshi or Pakistani heritage in the UK, our Accelerator Awards might be for you. This award is designed to support successful career progression in academia. Flexible funding can be used for research or research-adjacent activities.

We’re particularly interested in research in low- and middle-income countries, and projects using unstructured data. Awarded projects will receive up to £5 million. Apply by 22 July ⤵️ [3/3].

We’re funding researchers to use longitudinal datasets to find early signs of mental health problems. In future, this could help clinicians identify and treat people with mental health problems earlier. This has the potential to change lives. [2/3].

Millions of people worldwide are held back by anxiety, depression and psychosis. But what if we could predict the onset or progression of these problems?. This is the goal of our new Mental Health Award. [1/3]

We’re looking for diverse teams, combining mental health, data science and lived experience expertise. And we’re particularly interested in research in low- and middle-income countries. Applications are open now. Find out more ⤵️ [3/3].

We’re offering up to £5 million per award to use these datasets to find early signs of anxiety, depression and psychosis. In future, this knowledge could help clinicians identify and treat people with mental health problems earlier. [2/3].

Our new Mental Health Award is all about longitudinal data. Mental health conditions are complex, involving many different factors. Longitudinal datasets can help us understand them. This could be key to transforming early intervention. [1/3]

💰 Level: your salary (if required) and up to £200,000 for project expenses.💡 Duration: up to 2 years.🗓️ Deadline: 15 July 2025. Learn more and apply ⤵️ [2/2]

Our Accelerator Awards are open for applications. We’re supporting researchers of Black, Bangladeshi and Pakistani heritage in the UK to undertake activities that put them in a stronger position to reach their next career stage within academia. [1/2].

Our new Mental Health Award is open for applications. 📢. We’re offering up to £5 million per award to use longitudinal datasets to find early signs of anxiety, depression or psychosis. Learn more at our informational webinar on 7 May ⤵️.

Our Mental Health Award on validating novel drug targets has now closed. Thank you to all who applied!. Learn more about the funding:.

We’re funding researchers to use longitudinal datasets to find early signs of anxiety, depression and psychosis. 💰 Level: up to £5 million .💡 Duration: up to five years .🗓 Deadline: 22 July 2025  . Learn more:

📢 One week left to apply!. We’re supporting researchers to generate data on novel drug targets related to early intervention in mental health. Find out more 👇 .