Postcode Care Trust

The Trust funds initiatives that improve health outcomes, mental health support, access to welfare and therapeutic services, and community resilience. It targets vulnerable groups including people facing poverty and inequality, racialised communities, young people, and individuals with illnesses or disabilities. Grants support core costs, capacity building, and multi-year programmes, focusing on scalable interventions with broad public benefit. The Trust typically works with large, established charities demonstrating financial stability and proven impact at scale, while small or grassroots groups are rarely considered.

Eligible applicants are UK-registered charities and community groups operating in England, Scotland, and Wales. The Trust prioritises large, established organisations with a track record of financial stability and proven impact at scale. Small or grassroots groups are rarely considered. The Trust targets vulnerable groups including people facing poverty and inequality, racialised communities, young people, and individuals with illnesses or disabilities. There is no religious restriction on applicants.

The Trust does not fund one-off projects, capital-only costs, or activities outside health and wellbeing. It does not accept unsolicited applications, instead working through an invitation-only model.

The Trust provides grants that support core costs, capacity building, and multi-year programmes. It fosters long-term collaborations with partners, emphasising measurable outcomes and community-wide benefits. The Trust works by invitation only, proactively identifying and inviting partners rather than accepting unsolicited applications.