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    Maternal Mental Health Awareness Week 2025: National Lottery funding in action

    19th May 2025

    To mark Maternal Mental Health Awareness Week, we highlight three incredible organisations funded by National Lottery players: MumsAid, Spoons, and FTWW.

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    Meet our Next Generation Game Changers

    19th May 2025

    Introducing our Next Generation Game Changers: the remarkable young people building stronger and more inclusive communities across the UK

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    Study reveals who young adults really look up to – and why they want to be the role models of tomorrow

    13th May 2025

    New research by The National Lottery reveals young adults are turning to real-life role models – starting with their immediate family and friends– and are stepping up to lead change in their own communities.

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    Embracing community this Mental Health Awareness Week 2025

    12th May 2025

    This Mental Health Awareness Week, we’re proud to partner with the Mental Health Foundation to highlight the power of community in supporting mental health and wellbeing.

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    National Gardening Week: Greenfingers Charity brings the healing power of nature to children’s hospices

    6th May 2025

    Greenfingers Charity creates beautiful, sensory gardens for children in hospices across the UK, offering spaces for play, discovery, and peace. Supported by National Lottery funding, the charity has recently transformed an unused space at Tŷ Hafan Hospice into a vibrant, accessible garden for children of all abilities.

  6. Rob Gee on the mic and members of The Comedy Asylum

    World Laughter Day: Discover the playful and impactful sides to National Lottery funding

    4th May 2025

    World Laughter Day: From stand-up to social prescribing, clowns to community care, discover the playful but impactful side to 30 years of National Lottery funding

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    National Gardening Week: celebrating horticultural heritage and the healing nature of green spaces with National Lottery funding

    1st May 2025

    We’re looking at the lasting impact green spaces have on our lives and National Lottery funded gardens that inspire, heal and connect.

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    World Heritage Day: How a £250k heritage grant is helping a local partnership restore Lindow Moss

    17th April 2025

    Discover how a £250k National Lottery Heritage Fund grant is helping a local team, and volunteers, restore Lindow Moss — a unique landscape rich in wildlife, history, and climate-saving peat

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    From struggles to success: The National Lottery funded project helping marginalised women into work

    4th April 2025

    Dive into this data story on a project where personalised support, National Lottery funds and women's resilience combine to beat complex employment barriers.

  10. Three people smile while holding trays of seedlings and a Community Fund flag in front of a polytunnel

    Highlights from an unforgettable National Lottery Open Week

    2nd April 2025

    After our biggest National Lottery Open Week to date, we’re rounding up some of the most memorable moments shared by incredible teams and volunteers.

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    Celebrating 30 years of National Lottery funding in Wales

    21st March 2025

    Since the first National Lottery draw in November 1994, more than £2.4 billion has been invested into good causes in Wales, benefiting more than 74,000 arts, community, sports and heritage projects throughout the country.

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    Celebrating the power of words on World Poetry Day

    21st March 2025

    To mark World Poetry Day, we spoke to two leading poetry organisations that have been supported by National Lottery funding – Verve Poetry Festival and The Poetry Society for a brief Q&A on why poetry remains as vital as ever.