The League of Helping Hand
The League of the Helping Hand helps those who are living on a very low income, receiving the appropriate welfare benefits and who have exhausted all other funding sources including statutory funding, occupational, local and specialist charities. We help those: with physical and diagnosed mental health conditions, learning disabilities and people caring for an adult or child with a disability.
Assistance is offered to all ages; help for children should be made through a parent/legal guardian (as the recipient).
The League Of The Helping Hand
The Secretary
LHH
PO Box 342
Burgess Hill
RH15 5AQ
01444 236 099
The Glasspool Trust
The Glasspool Trust is one of the few national charities making grants to individuals which has no restrictions on the type of beneficiary. Our aim is to provide timely, life-enhancing support to people in need; short-term involvement for long-term impact.
We do not accept applications from individuals directly.
We believe our grants are most effective through working with front-line advice and social care agencies that provide a package of support.
Our vision is of a society where people in need receive sufficient support to over-come hardship.
Glasspool Charity Trust
Saxon House (2nd Floor)
182 Hoe Street
Walthamstow
London
E17 4QH
020 8520 4354
The Florence Nightingale Trust
The Florence Nightingale Aid in Sickness Trust provides grants to help people in need who are ill, convalescent or disabled. These are used to provide medical and household aids that make a huge difference to people’s ability to manage at home and live as independently as possible.
Currently we are considering all requests for funding for people of all ages who are sick, in poor health or disabled and require medical items and services to improve their quality of life.
Mrs. Ann Griffiths
Grants and Funding Manager
Florence Nightingale Aid in Sickness Trust
Community House
Room 35
South Street
Bromley BR1 1RH
0207 998 8817
Barchesters Charitable Foundation
We help older people and other adults with a disability or mental health conditions across England, Scotland, Wales and Jersey. We give grants to help people connect or re-connect with others in their local community, and our focus is to combat loneliness and enable people to be active and engaged.
The Barchester Healthcare Foundation
Grants Management Team
Barchester’s Charitable Foundation
Suite 304, Third Floor
Design Centre East
Chelsea Harbour
London
SW10 0XF
0800 328 3328
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Cauldwell Children
Caudwell Children provide family support services, equipment, treatment and therapies for disabled children and their families across the UK.
They also run an Enable Sport programme for talented disabled athletes and their Destination Dreams holiday for children fighting life threatening conditions.
Passionate, positive and practical, they are motivated to improve the lives of the estimated 770,000 disabled children living in the UK, starting with the 400,000 living in or on the margins of poverty.
What makes them special:
- They don’t believe in waiting lists for children
- They treat families and their children as individuals
- They’re a national charity with a local heart
