Together for Wellbeing: A Mental Health Incubator

We’re thrilled to be launching Together for Wellbeing, a new mental health incubator to support early-stage social enterprises. 

This six-month programme, running from September 2025 to March 2026, is a direct response to what we heard from changemakers on the front lines. Our goal is to provide the support you need to tackle the systemic challenges that impact mental wellbeing and prevent people from facing mental health challenges.

We are particularly focused on supporting entrepreneurs who are working on systemic interventions, such as improving employment and economic security, fostering social connection, and or enhancing access to green spaces.  By addressing the underlying drivers of performance, we empower your business to expand its impact—moving beyond managing mental health challenges.

What we're offering

This programme is designed to help each social enterprise build either a strong business plan or a growth plan, along with a compelling pitch deck. 

  • Free Business Support: Grow your health-focused social enterprise at no cost.
  • Funding Opportunity: A chance to pitch for a £2,000 grant to boost your impact.
  • Targeted Learning:
    • Peer-to-Peer Sessions: Collaborative sessions to share challenges, swap ideas, and build entrepreneurial skills together.
    • Mentorship Sessions: Targeted learning where mentors offer tools, templates, and insights to strengthen your business.
    • Ecosystem Talks: A series of talks examining the holistic impact of our environments and social systems on mental health.

Programme schedule

The programme runs from September to March with a structured schedule of workshops, Q&A sessions, peer-to-peer sessions, and mentor clinics. The schedule will be tailored based on the cohort’s needs.

Programme criteria

We’re looking for eight passionate social enterprises ready to make a significant difference. To be eligible, your organisation must:

  • Be a registered social enterprise operating for less than five years.
  • Be based in Greater London
  • Work on systemic approaches to mental health, such as:
    • Housing and shelter
    • Employment and economic security
    • Education and mental health awareness
    • The environment (access to green spaces, clean air)
    • Fostering social connection
    • Access to health and social care
    • Digital inclusion

Applications are now closed