Awarded grants

The grant from the Foundation will be used to republish the book Knowledge is Power which is designed for people who have recently received a diagnosis of dementia and their families. 3000 copies will be printed.

The purpose of this grant is to invest in futsal.  The funding will enable seventeen young people from socio-economic disadvantaged backgrounds to join Bloomsbury Futsal on a trip to Spain in the summer of 2024 as well as subsidised places for fifteen young people in the high-engagement futsal programme from April 2024 to March 2025.

PSDS are creating a centre of excellence for children and young people with Downs Syndrome and their families in Reigate in Surrey.  The grant is a contribution to the cost of fitting out the new centre.

A grant to support the delivery of play therapy for children with autism in Resources for Autism's West Midlands centre.

A contribution to the core costs of running Centrepoint in recognition of work undertaken for the Foundation. 

The purpose of this grant is to support the Jewish community in the UK at a time of heightened international tensions and conflict in Israel-Gaza.  The trustees wanted to support the work of Community Security Trust in keeping Jewish people and Jewish organisations safe and secure.

This grant is a contribution towards the cost of a tutoring and homework club and CLIMB: an activity-based mentoring project run by YES Outdoors for young people in north London.  CLIMB is an early intervention programme for vulnerable, hard-to-engage young people.  From September to February YES Outdoors offers indoor rock-climbing sessions.  This is followed by bicycle maintenance sessions from February to May and culminates with a 5-day Outward Bound Trip to Wales at the end of May.