Bolstering financial support during the first 1001 days of a child’s life
Stronger financial support in the first 1001 days of a child’s life is needed to ensure children in the UK get the best start in life.
Children's mental health
We're seeking a Learning Partner to help us capture and synthesise learning from our children's mental health programme.
Download the full briefing document (PDF)We are inviting proposals from learning partners to support the final phase of our children’s mental health programme.
As the programme winds down between 2026 and 2028, we are seeking a Learning Partner to help us capture and synthesise learning from six years of programme delivery, and to help us:
This is primarily a learning partnership and will focus on learning, reflections, sense-making and knowledge mobilisation. We are particularly interested in understanding how learning emerged across the life of the programme and how that learning influenced programme strategy, investment decisions and ways of working.
Budget: £50,000 inclusive of VAT.
Timelines:
Before applying, please read the full invitation to tender document: Invitation to tender – Children’s mental health learning partner (PDF)
Please submit applications to leila.lawal@urbanhealth.org.uk. Your application should include:
Closing date for applications: Monday 19 October 2026 at midday.
Any clarification questions should be submitted to leila.lawal@urbanhealth.org.uk by Monday 12 October 2026.
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