Postcode Justice Trust

The Trust supports causes spanning civil justice, access to justice, rights-based reform, restorative justice, community empowerment and national advocacy. It funds strategic media or education initiatives and policy work aimed at legal reform and systemic change. Priority areas include advancing education, health, citizenship, community development, public participation in sport, human rights, conflict resolution, equality and diversity. Funding backs established charities delivering proven systemic impact, often through multi-year partnerships that cover core costs, advocacy, policy initiatives and capacity building. The Trust works across the UK and internationally where activities benefit UK-based populations, with a focus on protecting vulnerable and marginalised groups including women, girls, refugees and those facing discrimination or systemic barriers.

Postcode Justice Trust invites applications from medium to large UK-registered charities with a track record of delivering systemic impact. The Trust prioritises organisations working on justice, human rights and equality, particularly those supporting women, ethnic minorities and communities facing disadvantage. Grassroots or small groups are not supported. The Trust does not accept unsolicited proposals; only invited partners may submit applications. There is no religious restriction on eligibility.

The Trust does not support grassroots or small community groups. Capital projects are not a priority for funding. Unsolicited applications are not accepted; the Trust works solely with invited partners.

The Trust operates by invitation only, funding medium to large charities through multi-year grants. It supports both core costs and project costs, covering advocacy, policy initiatives, strategic communications and capacity building. Funding is designed for large-scale, high-impact interventions that drive systemic change in justice, human rights and equality.