Funding
Holiday Activities for Autistic Children and Young People

Holiday Activities for Autistic Children and Young People

Three Guineas Trust

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Funding Available:
Up to £15,000
Deadline:
13/02/2026

Funding Information

This grants programme runs once a year.

An expression of interest form will be available on the website from Monday 2 February until Friday 13 February at 5pm.

Please note there is a high demand for this programme and last year the grant round close for applications one day after it opened.

The 2026 round will only fund autistic-specific holiday schemes. The programme will be for autistic-specific activity programmes that run in the school holidays in the UK, including sessions for siblings.

Not-for-profit organisations in the UK can apply for grants of up to £15,000 which are usually for part of the costs to run the activity schemes.

To be eligible, applicants must:

  • Have a safeguarding policy
  • Have Public Liability Insurance
  • If paying staff, have Employer’s Liability Insurance.
  • Use professionally trained staff and volunteers (not parents/guardians)
  • Pay staff the Living Wage or better (we will ask for details)
  • Have a bank account with two unrelated people to authorise or check on payments
  • Have an income of less than £1 million
  • For autistic children and young people who need one-to-one or greater support, staff and volunteers must have specific training on the following:
    • Autism awareness
    • Positive approaches to behaviour and communication support including de-escalation skills
    • First aid and medical needs support
    • Health and safety

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