Care All Limited

Care All Limited is a charitable company incorporated in England on 12 July 2007 and registered as a charity on 15 February 2008, based in London with a UK-wide remit. Governed by trustees including Alan Michael Shelton and Benjamin Levy, its mission focuses on four core objects: relieving poverty; alleviating sickness and distress among people living with blood borne viruses (such as HIV or hepatitis); supporting their families, friends, and carers; and advancing public education on these conditions, transmission, treatment, and consequences. This specialist ethos emphasizes practical relief, emotional support, stigma reduction, and educational outreach to improve health, wellbeing, and social inclusion for vulnerable groups.

It funds health-related interventions, direct support services, peer groups, outreach programs, and awareness initiatives strictly tied to blood borne viruses, addressing immediate needs like poverty and distress alongside longer-term education for affected individuals, their networks, and the public. Beneficiaries include people with these viruses, their support circles, and broader communities, with grants directed to aligned projects rather than general causes.

Eligible applicants are UK-registered charities and community organizations—typically small to medium-sized with direct blood borne virus engagement—though no strict income thresholds apply. Unsolicited applications are not accepted; trustees identify and select pre-vetted initiatives. Typical grants range from £5,000 to £60,000, approved adhoc at trustee meetings with no public deadlines or forms.

Distinctively, Care All avoids unrestricted or core funding outside its niche, rejecting non-aligned activities like general health or poverty relief. Its donor-driven model, substantial expenditure (£873,819 in 2024 from donations/legacies), and unwavering focus on blood borne viruses set it apart as a targeted partner for specialist UK groups combating this specific hardship.