NATIONAL SURVIVOR USER NETWORK

The funding is for the continuation of the Policy Manager post at NSUN to continue its rights-based transformative mental health policy work by responding to policy developments and supporting and platforming the work/campaigns of London based ....more

The funding is for the continuation of the Policy Manager post at NSUN to continue its rights-based transformative mental health policy work by responding to policy developments and supporting and platforming the work/campaigns of London based grassroots groups providing direct mental health support to their communities.

Re-imagining safety

Funding to support and expand our year-long, in-person, immersive Misery Medicine: Plant Magic program - a series of monthly walks for QTIBPOC, to build community whilst learning about herbs that grow wild around us, make plant medicines for mental ....more

Funding to support and expand our year-long, in-person, immersive Misery Medicine: Plant Magic program - a series of monthly walks for QTIBPOC, to build community whilst learning about herbs that grow wild around us, make plant medicines for mental health, and to recover decolonised ideas around medicine, wellbeing and sustainability.

This is a cost of living uplift for grant reference 360G-trustforlondon-MAIN-S2-02.06.2020-8643

Mental health and migrant justice: building connections and solidarity

NSUN (National Survivor User Network)

NSUN (National Survivor User Network)

as a development grant for an internal strategic review for a charity linking groups and individuals with mental health issues across England and supporting them collectively to influence policy and practice

NSUN (National Survivor User Network)

as an additional grant to support staff, volunteer and trustee wellbeing, to assist the organisation deliver its charitable purpose more effectively

The organisation is using funding to support their two key priorities: building the resilience of local grassroots groups which provide opportunities for people with mental health issues to connect and support each other and ensuring the resilience ....more

The organisation is using funding to support their two key priorities: building the resilience of local grassroots groups which provide opportunities for people with mental health issues to connect and support each other and ensuring the resilience of NSUN as an organisation. The funding will support their publishing platform for member blogs and article; produce member Soap Boxes and NSUN films published on the NSUN YouTube Channel; provide website resources including webinars and access to the latest research and share their members resource pack. The project aims to improve mental health and well-being.

The funding is to develop a Londoners' New Deal for Mental Health, focusing on material conditions which exacerbate mental ill-health and contributes to their poverty.

towards the costs outlined in your application for capacity building of user-led organisations in London working with people living with mental ill-health, distress or trauma during the Covid-19 pandemic. No cash payments may be made to mentors or ....more

towards the costs outlined in your application for capacity building of user-led organisations in London working with people living with mental ill-health, distress or trauma during the Covid-19 pandemic. No cash payments may be made to mentors or attendees, vouchers are acceptable

NSUN (National Survivor User Network)

Grant to National Survivor User Network to support the organisation through COVID19

The funding will be used to bring together over 400 local groups and 4200 individual members across England to communicate support each other and share experiences.

A grant of £12,000 to fund the essential and urgent costs outlined in the appliciation, so that the organisation can carry on providing support to Londoners.

towards unrestricted core costs as a COVID-19 fast response grant

NSUN (National Survivor User Network)

over three years as core funding for a charity linking groups and individuals with mental health issues across England and supporting them collectively to influence policy and practice

Towards unrestricted core costs to continue work to strengthen the user-voice in mental health policy and practice.

Consultancy costs relating to their organisational restructure

over one year as core funding for this national mental health user voice charity, over a period of restructuring

To support operational costs for FY 2018/19

This project will improve and maintain the group's computer system and digital platform in order to better support people who are experiencing mental ill health, allowing them to provide a higher quality and more effective service.

‘Re-igniting the space’ for BAME mental health service user and survivor voice, building support and momentum through networks of community organisations, groups and activists.

Core funding for the Insight project who support organisations to develop their service user involvement infrastructure through an in-depth consultancy model, from audit and assessment of current operations through to designing and implementing ....more

Core funding for the Insight project who support organisations to develop their service user involvement infrastructure through an in-depth consultancy model, from audit and assessment of current operations through to designing and implementing recommendations for improvement.

The funding is to support the salary of the London Project Coordinator to strengthen the capacity, voice and influence of individuals with a history of mental ill health who are marginalised by their mental distress, socio-economic circumstances and ....more

The funding is to support the salary of the London Project Coordinator to strengthen the capacity, voice and influence of individuals with a history of mental ill health who are marginalised by their mental distress, socio-economic circumstances and experiences of discrimination.

To complete and build on the work of the pilot phase of Real Insight's work to audit and enhance the level of service user ownership and empowerment within services for people facing multiple disadvantage

as a development grant towards communications and branding work for this national user-led mental health charity

To host and support Real Insight to create and test a transformational co-production model led by a group of people with lived experience of multiple and complex needs, which aims to redefine power and influence in service provision, and reposition ....more

To host and support Real Insight to create and test a transformational co-production model led by a group of people with lived experience of multiple and complex needs, which aims to redefine power and influence in service provision, and reposition service users from being passive recipients to active shareholders in services

To provide additional support to Real Insight as part of the hosting agreement,

Towards costs to develop the next stage of work to support mental health service users to network, support each other and inform wider mental health policy.

Mental health services across the UK are under significant pressure and many are now in crisis.There remains a need for a national group to empower, equip and enable mental health service users to become actively and meaningfully involved in ....more

Mental health services across the UK are under significant pressure and many are now in crisis.There remains a need for a national group to empower, equip and enable mental health service users to become actively and meaningfully involved in planning, delivering and managing services in order to help bring about improved provision.The National Survivor User Network (NSUN) brings mental health service users and survivors together to communicate, feel supported and have the power and the platform from which to have direct influence at a national level. They have built a membership of nearly 3500 individuals and 350 organisations; have a permanent seat on the Ministerial Advisory Group for Mental Health; and advise the DH on policy and dissemination and are well positioned to influence decision makers.The need for a body to support the service user movement is clear and as a result, the needs of people with mental health problems in England are better represented. The grant is towards general running costs.

over one year as continuation funding for this user-led mental health network for England and Wales

Towards developing capacity and expertise to collate policy information and users' ideas to inform user input into mental health policy.

This is a project by a community organisation in Vauxhall who will use the funding to improve their IT infrastructure and enable the group to increase their provision to service users.