The Camden Can Innovation Fund could give you up to £25,000 for your obesity tackling ideas.
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Today is the deadline for the first stage of applications to the Camden Can Innovation Fund.
The funding programme, ran by Camden Council, provides an opportunity for locals to come up with innovative solutions to tackle obesity in Camden.
The innovation fund hopes to find a creative working solution to help residents lose weight.
For those interested in participating, the ideas need to be new, applicable, useful and practical.
Successful applicants will be eligible to receive grants of up to £25,000.
All Camden residents are eligible to apply, as are businesses based and operating in Camden.
Applicants who successfully pass the first round, will then have to present their idea at an informal panel session, and complete a final application form.
Funding of projects will run from the start of April 2018 to the end of March 2019.
HeadlineFirst stage of Camden Can Innovation Fund applications for tackling obesity closes today
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Today is the deadline for the first stage of applications to the Camden Can Innovation Fund.
The funding programme, ran by Camden Council, provides an opportunity for locals to come up with innovative solutions to tackle obesity in Camden.
The innovation fund hopes to find a creative working solution to help residents lose weight.
For those interested in participating, the ideas need to be new, applicable, useful and practical.
Successful applicants will be eligible to receive grants of up to £25,000.
All Camden residents are eligible to apply, as are businesses based and operating in Camden.
Applicants who successfully pass the first round, will then have to present their idea at an informal panel session, and complete a final application form.
Funding of projects will run from the start of April 2018 to the end of March 2019.
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