Project Funding Proposal Guides

Neighbourhood health has changed the NHS landscape. Three earthquakes have reshaped how business cases get funded, and what yours now has to do.

Are business cases the right way to fund neighbourhood health?

They are practical, familiar, and aligned with existing NHS processes. But they were designed for predictable hospital systems, not complex community care.

This blog explores whether business cases will enable real transformation, or simply shift services without changing how care works.

Get started on getting your project funded follow this simple guide to get to grips with funding success

Navigating contracts, donations, crowdfunding, and grants is key to turning visionary projects into impact. Each funding type offers unique benefits, from stability and generosity to innovation and targeted support. Master these avenues to drive meaningful change with strategic agility.

A great project funding proposal template can be the difference between success and failure of an entire Project. This Blog has a standard template for success

Leadership plans may fail as science tells us surprises and failures are inevitable. Understanding the intrinsic unpredictability of our world is crucial for planning and impactful leadership.

A project funding proposal is a communication that you have the capability to achieve a funder’s intentions of creating their desired social impact.

Completing a social project funding proposal can feel like a long winding road. You can navigate your way to success with this 10-step process.

Want to get funding for your community project? In this full guide to a successful project funding proposal or grant we’ll tell you all you need to know

The Project Funding Bid Strength Test is a new approach to creating funding proposals that assess the strengths and weaknesses of your proposal before you submit it.