WCMTlogo 4    Apply for a 2018 funded Travelling Fellowship 

May 2017
Do you work in Mental Health?

Would time overseas meeting others in your sector and sharing ideas and good practice benefit your work? Would you be prepared to share your findings for the improvement of your sector, and the UK as a whole, on your return?

If the answer is yes, and you would like to visit innovative programmes abroad so that you could transfer or adapt them to the UK, a Churchill Fellowship could be for you.

We are interested in receiving applications from those working in community based approaches to Mental Health, including projects involving greater training and awareness for those in education, in schools and in youth organisations. Applications are also welcome from those involved in mental health projects with veterans and their families, and in the work place.

Additional funding for interpreters is available as part of this category.

This category is in partnership with the Mental Health Foundation.

Read previous Fellows' stories and work in this area.

A Fellowship allows you to go overseas and look at good practice and innovative programmes so that you can return to the UK and share the new ideas for the improvement of your sector or trade.

Additional funding for interpreters is available as part of this category.
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In 2018, we will be investing around £1.5 million in UK citizens, by awarding 150 Travelling Fellowships. We send people from all walks of life and every corner of the UK, on an overseas travel sabbatical.
Would you or someone you know benefit from this experience?

See what we already do and what our Fellows achieve here.

What is a Travelling Fellowship?
The Trust awards travel grants to men and women who will be able to undertake research overseas and on their return to the UK disseminate their new knowledge and examples of good practice.

Applicants must demonstrate that their project will have a wider benefit within their community or field, in addition to their own personal development.

Find out more		 spacer.gif What will my grant cover?
Your grant will cover return and internal travelling, daily living and insurance within the countries visited. Each individual grant is calculated on the project, destination(s) to be visited and the duration of the Fellowship, which is approximately 6 weeks.

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Are you eligible?
You must be over 18, and a UK Citizen under the 1981 Nationality Act, who must also be resident in the UK. No qualifications are required.

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Mental Health
 

Application deadline:
5pm on 19th September 2017

  
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