Investing in evidence-based change for young people
The King's Maudsley Partnership brings together world-leading researchers and clinicians with a shared purpose: a future where every child and young person every child enters adulthood with robust mental health. Working with us means investing in evidence-based solutions that address the causes of mental health conditions, reduce inequalities, and bring effective support to young people sooner. Trusts and Foundations enable us to take on ambitious, multi-year projects that deliver lasting, measurable impact.
Why partner with the King's Maudsley Partnership?
A partnership with the King’s Maudsley Partnership connects your foundation to Europe's largest group of experts in children’s mental health and neurodevelopmental conditions.
Your support helps us accelerate scientific discovery, scale early intervention programmes in schools and communities, prioritise prevention, and develop digital and AI-enabled tools that make support accessible wherever young people are.
It also enables us to tackle health inequalities by designing services with and for neurodiverse young people, children in care, and children from global majority communities, and to strengthen the mental health workforce through specialist training, fellowships, and education programmes.
Let's talk about how we can work together
Ella Fothergill, our Senior Fundraising Manager, would be delighted to discuss how your Trust or Foundation can partner with us.
A collaborative approach
We work closely with Trusts and Foundations to shape partnerships that reflect your priorities and values. Whether you wish to support a specific programme, invest in a multi-year research initiative, or fund innovation at the Pears Maudsley Centre, we will work with you to design a proposal with clear outcomes, robust evaluation, and meaningful reporting. We are committed to transparency, accountability, and long-term impact - ensuring your support makes a difference to young people's lives.
Pioneering research
Your funding helps us understand the complex interplay of genetics, environment, and experience that shapes young people's mental health, and translate these insights into new treatments and therapies.
Early intervention
Your funding could support programmes that work directly with schools, families, and communities to identify challenges early and provide timely, effective support, before problems escalate.
Driving digital innovation
Help us develop and evaluate digital therapies, remote support tools, and AI-enabled approaches that reach young people wherever they are.
Advancing equity in mental health
We offer initiatives that focus on underserved groups. This includes neurodiverse young people, children in care, and children from global majority communities. These groups receive tailored and effective support.
Strengthening the workforce
Invest in training the next generation of clinicians, researchers, and mental health leaders through fellowships and specialist education programmes.