The Churchill Fellowship will fund you to spend up to two months discovering new ideas and best practice among leading practitioners anywhere in the world. You can do this in person or online. Then we will help you to write up your ideas as a Report published on our website, to share your insights with your community or sector, and to turn your ideas into action in the UK. The topic is defined by you. It must meet our eligibility criteria, which include offering a practical benefit to UK society. Our range of current programmes for Fellowships to be awarded in 2025 are: Arts and communities; Caring for our natural environment; Children and young people with experience of care; Climate change; Supporting engagement in education; Promoting lifelong health; Resilient economies and communities; and Tech for all. Churchill Fellowships are open to all UK resident citizens. We are looking for people with the passion and potential to make a real difference to their community or professional sector, and we assess on future possibilities not past achievements. You can only apply if you are living in the UK, including the Channel Islands or the Isle of Man; a UK citizen or an Irish citizen born in Northern Ireland; and aged 18 or over or will be by 31 December 2024. We encourage applications from people who are disabled, who are neurodivergent, who have mental health problems, and we will do our best to provide any additional support you may need. Applicants must provide the details of two referees who can tell us more about them and the work they have done. The referees must have known you well for at least a year, and know about your interests and your work, either in your job or community. Referees cannot be members of your family or just friends. Please visit the fellowship's website for more information.