NEWS
Let Us Know
If you have been a recipient of funds, you can let us know how the funds have been of benefit. Send us a short note (and any pictures that we can use) to our contact address with the heading "Report Back", and we shall consider them for publication on this news page.
News of some recent work that our grants supported
Enabling disabled older young adults to access outdoor activities
Funding weekly social clubs supporting adults with cerebral palsy
Support for a choir that aims to improve connection with others, communication, health and wellbeing, self-expression, and enjoyment.
Helping to train young people with learning disabilities in practical skills to obtain employment in the hospitality sector
Helping to support a camping experience for disabled students
Providing support for young adults coping with the effects of meningitis
Trustees Reports
January 2026:
The trustees reviewed 46 applications during four regular meetings in 2025. 22 applications (48%) were successful, and £28,440 of funds were allocated (average value £1292). The full 2025 report will be posted here when it is finalised.
January 2025:
The trustees continued to review applications during four regular meetings in 2024. A further £17,250 of funds were allocated. The full 2024 report is now available here (pdf file).
February 2024:
During 2023, 42 applications were received for funding, of which 21 (50%) were successful (and 20 given funding during the year). In total, funds of £15,190 were distributed, with values between £50 - £2,250 (average £759; median £500). The full report for 2023 can be downloaded here (pdf file).
June 2023:
From the Trustees Report for 2022 - During the year, 65 applications were received for funding, of which 19 (29%) were successful. In total, funds of £21,040 were distributed, with values between £50 - £2,500 (average £1,107; median £1,000) .
The full report for 2022 can be downloaded here (pdf file)