Applications are now open for a share of the £3.3m health and wellbeing fund to support community projects in England aimed at tackling obesity, reducing smoking and improving learning among mothers and young babies aged up to two-and-a-half.
The fund aims to tackle key public health issues like obesity that disproportionately affects people and children from an economically deprived area.
It will pay for 3-year projects run by voluntary and community social enterprises (VCSE’s) in a bid to help level-up deprived communities.
The fund is open to applications from charity run projects aimed at:
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