Grants

This grant supports a Volunteer Manager ahead of the Mayoral elections in May 2024 to develop a framework for recruiting, training and deploying volunteers and volunteer groups and supporting existing groups to run more effectively.

This project will fund Possible to chair the London Healthy Air Coalition and coordinate members behind a set of policy asks. It will also allow Possible to run a campaign called Cabbies for the Climate in partnership with the London Taxi Drivers Association.

This project will provide evidence of increased demand for clean air from Black communities, plus raise awareness amongst the public and parliamentarians about the intersectionality between environmental justice, race equity and clean air.

This project will help establish the Healthy Air Coalition for Birmingham in 2024, and contribute to improving air quality in some of the most deprived areas.

This one year project will provide crucial communications training and support to the UK's clean air field sector in an important election year.

This fellowship funds four students to pursue an MSc in Air Pollution Control and Management at the University of Birmingham.

A collection of air pollution photographs, free for non-profit, educational and editorial use. The over 200 photographs depict air pollution and the communities most affected in Indonesia, Poland, South Africa and the UK.

The project aims to identify where changes in policy have the potential to accelerate private sector action at the intersection of climate and health, specifically on issues of air pollution and associated health challenges. The grantee conducted research and interview to develop a report looking at policy levers of the building/construction phase in the life sciences sector.

To support an effective Secretariat to bring together NGOs from across the health and environmental sectors with a shared interest in ensuring that people across the UK breathe clean air.

To grow and coordinate a coalition of campaigners behind a clear set of clean air policies in Greater Manchester, and demonstrate local demand for clean air, thereby encouraging policy makers to increase their ambition