James Tudor Foundation - Physical Health programme

Details

The Physical Health programme from the James Tudor Foundation supports UK-registered charities that help people with chronic conditions, physical disabilities, life changing injuries, or that provide healthcare to marginalised communities.

The Physical Health programme funds: 1) Evidence-based physical therapies for any of the groups below:

People living with neurodegenerative physical conditions and / or neuromuscular conditions
People living with physical disabilities
People recovering from life-changing injuries

2) Specialist, single-condition charities

3) Charities whose main focus is delivering direct healthcare to the following inclusion health groups:

People experiencing homelessness
Street sex workers
Vulnerable migrants

4) Air ambulance charities - emergency response only (geographical restrictions apply, see Who can apply)

See fund website for more detailed guidance.

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Geographical areas funded: UK

Fund type

Type of funding:: Grant
Type of cost:: Revenue, Core costs

Fund award sizes

Average:: Premium information
Annually awarded:: Premium information

Notes on award amounts:: Premium information

Who can apply

UK registered charities delivering their services in the UK, with an annual income of less than £20m and with at least 5 years’ audited or independently examined accounts
Charities that provide disease-specific information and support services
Charities that directly provide healthcare to their beneficiaries (e.g. run clinics, offer therapies, rehabilitation services and support, etc.)
Air ambulances operating in South West England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland