UK registered charities seeking funding for projects that help children and young people recover from Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), plus support parents affected by ACEs, mental illness or addiction can apply for grants of up to £25,000 from early January 2026.
Applications will be considered from UK-registered healthcare charities with an annual income below £20 million and at least five years’ audited or independently examined accounts. Charities can be either regionally or nationally based.
Projects should be evidence-based, trauma-informed interventions that will overcome and prevent ACEs. The programme supports children and young people affected by ACEs, plus parents (to help break the cycle of trauma across generations).
The funding is flexible, designed to contribute towards overall service delivery. However, grants can also be made for a specific project.
For further details including eligibility criteria, visit the Foundation website.
Grants are available for community organisations for projects that tackle unfairness in cancer care.
Grants are available to registered charities in the UK that work directly with young people and adults who are not in employment, training, or education (NEET).
A limited number of grants are available to small to medium-sized not-for-profit organisations that deliver activities which make a lasting impact on how people think, behave and manage their money.
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