
Wellcome UK Mental Health Data Prize, 2026–28
Delivering a Data Prize supporting multidisciplinary teams to use existing data to create digital tools that help improve early intervention.
The CrossSense team, winners of the Longitude Prize on Dementia, are developing AI glasses that help users recognise objects and people.
We have designed a comprehensive support offer to equip funders and the innovators they support with the skills and tools to innovate, sustain and scale lasting impact.
We built this offer to address the critical support needs we’ve identified over 10 years of delivering data & digital transformations:

Delivering a Data Prize supporting multidisciplinary teams to use existing data to create digital tools that help improve early intervention.

Delivering Wellcome’s first Mental Health Data Prize across the UK and South Africa, focused on ‘what works’ in preventing, treating and managing anxiety and depression in young people.

Convening a global learning network to tackle systemic barriers to unlocking the value of qualitative, longitudinal data for mental health research.

Supporting multi-disciplinary teams to innovate around use of technology as an enabler for new models of proactive, relational care that improve outcomes for people and communities.

Supporting teams to develop and validate novel technologies that enable people living with dementia to continue living independently for longer.

Delivering data maturity support to local authorities to drive data insights that help tackle challenges for people facing multiple disadvantage
We draw on our unique, multi-disciplinary expertise to provide end-to-end support that equips innovators with the skills and knowledge to develop, sustain and scale their ideas, including:
Social Finance supports impact innovators with the tools we know are needed to build their products and services:
Social Finance works with funders who want to invest in data and technological innovations that deliver on your impact goals: