NewsWe are reopening for Fellowships
We are delighted to announce that on 13 September we will be opening once again for applications for Churchill Fellowships.
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News£399,000 of grants for Fellows’ Covid-19 projects
Today we announce £399,534 of grants for 45 projects led by Churchill Fellows that offer innovative solutions to the challenges presented by the pandemic, in a multitude of crucial areas such as education, mental health and employment.
NewsNew themes to address the threat to the environment
We are pleased to signal our own support for global efforts to protect the environment with the launch of two new Fellowship themes that explore the cutting edge of worldwide efforts to prevent climate change and care for our natural environment
NewsOur connection to Sir Winston Churchill
Recent media coverage has suggested that we have been unclear about our connection to Sir Winston Churchill. As the national memorial created as his living legacy in 1965, we would like to set the record straight
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Employing digital health methods to improve palliative hospice care
2020
Contributing to debates on immigration by building the UK's first migration museum
2019
Co-ordinating suicide prevention strategies between health and social care providers
2019
Improving emergency services for deaf people
2020
Engaging young self-employed workers in organised labour through technology
2019
Campaigning for ending homelessness through policy change
2019
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