The Nutritional Wellbeing Foundation (NWF) is a grantmaking charitable foundation based in the UK. We have one core ambition - to Improve the understanding of nutrition and its importance for health.  

 

NWF was recently separated from the family foundation The AIM Foundation (AIM), AIM’s Trustees saw a potential for greater impact by creating a dedicated foundation focused exclusively on nutrition for health & wellbeing, and in 2023 NWF was created. AIM and NWF have together awarded over £1.5 million in grants to non-profit organisations working in this area.

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​NWF is now the sole owner of Cytoplan, a science-based supplement company, trusted by over 6,000 health practitioners and their clients, as well as over 80,000 direct customers.  Each year Cytoplan allocates a substantial share of its profits to fund NWF’s charitable grantmaking.

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​NWF is governed by a board of six trustees who bring a breadth of relevant experience from across the nutrition and charity sectors. See more about our Trustees here.​

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​NWF took on several of AIM’s multi-year nutrition grant commitments in early 2024 and those relationships will continue to be developed over the terms of the grants.

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A recent strategic review has created a different focus to maximise the efficacy of our funding, and fill a funding gap, within our overall ambition of improving the understanding of nutrition and its importance for health.  

 

NWF’s primary focus will now be on secondary school communities, and we will be supporting partners working to improve school food and equipping young people to make healthier food choices..

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You can find out more about what we fund here.

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