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The GSK Impact awards were created in an effort to boost the funding of voluntary health organisations that suffer from a lack of resources, and often limited recognition.
The GlaxoSmithKline Community Health IMPACT awards provide funding for registered charities setting an outstanding example in a health-related field in the United Kingdom.
It is an annual grant programme funded by GlaxoSmithKline, run in partnership with the King’s Fund. The awards were created in an effort to boost the funding of voluntary health organisations that suffer from a lack of resources, and often limited recognition.
Key features of the awards:
The deadline for applications is 5pm on Friday 21 October 2005.
All the information you need to apply for an award is on their website. You should read the guidelines before completing the application form. The application form and referees form are Word documents, and the guidelines and the brochure on last year’s winners are PDF files. If you have problems downloading a PDF file and would like to receive a hard copy in the post please email gskenquiries@kingsfund.org.uk giving your name, organisation and postal address.
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