Round 2 cavamh Small Grants Scheme up to £400 ; closing date 2nd May

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CAVAMH Small Grants 2025 – Round 2 Now Open

CAVAMH is offering small grants of up to £400 to new and existing mental health and wellbeing groups in Cardiff and the Vale, particularly those led by people with lived experience of mental health issues, neurodiversity, or dementia. Carers groups are also welcome to apply.

Groups must demonstrate how they will use the funding to improve mental health and wellbeing, be inclusive, and involve participants in planning activities.

Deadline for applications: Friday 2nd May 2025
Grants must be spent by: Friday 11th July 2025
Monitoring returns due: Friday 18th July 2025

For support with applications refer to the links below or contact Ravi Vedi at ravi@cavamh.org.uk or call 07821 666 131.

Web _ email _ Leaflet for Cavamh Small Grants 2025 Round 2 (1).pdf

Guidelines _ Round 2 Cavamh Small Grants 2025 (2) (1).pdf

Round 2 APPLICATION FORM Cavamh Small Grants (1).docx

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