Programme | LCRF

20 May

The Merits of a Gendered Approach to Mental Health

The Pilgrim Trust set up the Young Women in Mind programme in 2021 to help improve the mental health of young women 16-25 in the UK.

Article
20 May 10:00-11:00

Building community power through non-prescriptive funding

Join Local Trust for a session on what we’ve learnt from adopting a non-prescriptive funding model to build community power.

Online meeting
20 May 11:00-12:00

What does it mean to fund systemic change?

Many funders are recognising that we need to engage with the whole system around an issue. But what does it mean to fund systemic change?

Online meeting
20 May 11:30-12:30

Partnering for investment in individuals: collaborative approaches for empowering future

Gain actionable insights for working with others to give funding to individuals aligned with open, trusting, and flexible funding principles.

Online meeting
20 May 13:00-14:00

Lessons from funding infrastructure and systems change long-term

Join this session to hear about what we’ve learnt from embedding ambitious funding programmes focused on systemic change.

Online meeting
20 May 13:00-14:30

Taking learning to the next level: promoting learning within our organisations, between peers, and among partners

How might we make more space for learning within our organisations?

In-person
20 May 15:00-16:00

Young Women in Mind: lessons from taking a gendered approach to mental health

How funders can support frontline services to develop targeted mental health support to respond to young women’s unique needs.

Online meeting