James Tudor Foundation’s Physical Health Grants – Applications Open 1 July - GrantFinder
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Skip to contentAboutContact usGrantFinderFunding highlightsFunding servicesFunding resourcesNewsCase studiesInsightsCustomer loginJames Tudor Foundation’s Physical Health Grants – Applications Open 1 JulyView Larger ImageJames Tudor Foundation’s Physical Health Grants – Applications Open 1 JulySupport for health charities addressing unmet needs within the UKUK charities working in physical health, with a focus on therapeutic interventions, health information and direct healthcare, can apply for grants of up to £25,000 from 1 July. Through this programme, support is given to:Evidence-based physical therapies for:People living with neurodegenerative physical conditions and/or neuromuscular conditionsPeople living with physical disabilitiesPeople recovering from life-changing injuriesSpecialist, single-condition charities– typically these are national charities that provide information about a specific condition via nurse-led helplines and via digital and print materials. Charities whose main focus is delivering direct healthcare services to these inclusion health groupsPeople experiencing homelessnessStreet sex workersVulnerable migrantsAir ambulance charities operating in South West England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern IrelandApplications will be accepted from UK-registered healthcare charities with an annual income below £20 million and at least five years’ audited or independently examined accounts. To be eligible, UK registered charities must be delivering services in the UK. Priority is given to:Charities that address unmet needs, demonstrate sector expertise, and have a clear, well-defined strategy. Charities providing condition-specific information. Organisations whose services are delivered by qualified specialist professionals. In addition, priority may be given to charities that:Support individuals with life-limiting and / or degenerative conditions. Are PIF Tick certified and / or Helplines Partnership members. Provide their services free of charge or at a highly subsidised rate. Are primarily reliant on charitable trusts and foundations. The funding is flexible, designed to contribute towards overall service delivery. However, grants can also be made for a specific project. There is a two-stage application process. This new round is for projects to be funded in spring 2027. Find out more about GrantFinderAlice2026-07-01T16:23:20+01:00Page load link