Health Inequities: Structural Racism and Discrimination Partnership

Funding

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Deadline

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Location

UK-wide

Applications

Rolling applications

Overview

This partnership seeks 10 organisations in England to tackle health inequalities caused by structural racism. You need lived experience and community knowledge of these issues. The funding amount is not specified. There is no set deadline as applications are rolling. This focuses on addressing discrimination in healthcare. Partners will work together to reduce health gaps between different communities. You should have direct experience of the communities affected by these inequalities.

Requirements to check

Key requirements:

  • Must have lived experience of structural racism in health
  • Must have community knowledge
  • Limited to 10 partner organisations

This summary may not include every exclusion. Check the full eligibility rules, including who and what the funder will not support.

Who is this for?

This is for organisations in England that work with communities affected by structural racism in healthcare. You need lived experience and deep community knowledge of these health inequalities. Only 10 partner organisations will be selected.

Funder track record
Recent awards dataOpen to first-time applicants

Awards published

47,703

Typical award

£18,689

Most awards

£9,986 to £20,000

Most funded region

London

12,824 awards in 2025, level with 12,725 the year before.

Recent awards include Wellbeing Challenge CIC (£20,000, 2026), West Wales Motorcycle Project (£19,490, 2026) and Tirabad Village Hall Committee (£15,000, 2026).

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Full details from National Lottery Community Fund

We’re seeking 10 partner organisations in England to address health inequities from structural racism, with lived experience and community knowledge.

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Last updated: 2 October 2026