The Health Improvement Fund will open for applications from Locality based (Central, North and South) Projects on 21st August 2024. Applications for Citywide projects will not be considered.

• You can apply for grants up to £5,000, for projects which will positively impact the health and wellbeing of those living and/or working in Aberdeen City.

• The fund will close on 11th September 2024, 4pm. However, applications will be assessed on a first come basis, so please apply as soon as possible (upon opening) to avoid disappointment.

For more information, including guidance notes, please visit the website. Please note the application form will not be available until the fund opens, however the guidance notes will beneficial to read prior to submission to ensure your project meets the criteria/eligibility of the fund – https://bit.ly/HealthImprovementFund

The outcome of your application will be shared after the closing date.

If you have any questions or would like application support, please do get in touch – HealthImprovement@aberdeencity.gov.uk

What is the money used for?

The Health Improvement Fund is available for new initiatives that will improve health and wellbeing in communities across Aberdeen, either geographical communities or communities of interest.

There is now up to £5,000 available to put your idea into action.

We are looking for projects that:

• Are community led and inspire community members to get involved
• Meet local need and reflect local circumstances
• Join people together
• Can show improvements in health and wellbeing

We cannot accept applications from:
Projects that cover the whole of Grampian – applications must support people living and working in Aberdeen and projects must take place within Aberdeen City boundaries.

What Can Money Be Spent On?

Here are some examples of what we can and can’t fund. This list is not exhaustive; if you are unsure please contact us.