Rehabilitation Trust

The trust funds a diverse array of rehabilitation initiatives, including therapeutic interventions, support services, educational programmes, project funding, capital and equipment grants, and occasional core costs—all directly advancing outcomes for beneficiaries facing physical, psychological, or social needs. It prioritises grants demonstrating clear benefits, without restriction to specific issues, backing everything from grassroots efforts to national organisations. The funder supports activities across England and Wales only.

Eligible applicants include UK charities, voluntary groups, and individuals whose work benefits people in England and Wales only. There are no income, size, or turnover limits, allowing support for both small local entities and larger bodies. The trust focuses on beneficiaries facing physical, mental, or social challenges. Note that unsolicited applications are not accepted; funding occurs by invitation only.

The trust avoids supporting statutory bodies or activities that fall outside rehabilitation work. Non-rehabilitation projects are not considered; the emphasis remains on inclusive, need-driven support for individuals and organisations directly advancing physical, psychological, or social rehabilitation.

The trust does not accept unsolicited applications. Funding occurs on an invite-only basis, directed by trustee discretion, referrals, or direct engagement. It offers grants for projects, capital or equipment, and occasional core costs, supporting both individuals and organisations. The funding style is flexible, without public cycles or forms.