Funding Priorities

• They support charities that address unmet needs, demonstrate sector expertise, and have a clear, well-defined strategy. They look for organisations with the skills and capacity to support their beneficiaries effectively, and that can clearly evidence the impact of their work on the communities they serve.
• They favour organisations whose services are delivered by qualified specialist professionals.

What they fund?

• Therapeutic interventions for:
  • People living with acute, chronic, or degenerative physical conditions
  • People living with physical disabilities
  • People recovering from life-changing injuries
• These charities provide evidence-based, NICE recommended therapies (e.g., physiotherapy, hydrotherapy, multidisciplinary rehabilitation programmes, etc.).
• They prioritise charities that provide these services free of charge or at highly subsidised prices.
• Specialist, single-condition charities
  • Charities that provide direct healthcare services to marginalised communities
• Air ambulance charities

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 ambulance charities operating in South West England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland

Ineligibility Criteria

• The following charities are not eligible to apply:
  • Charities that provide information and support for the following:
    • ADHD
    • Autistic Spectrum Disorder
    • Communication disorders
    • Dementia
    • Intellectual disability
    • Learning disabilities
    • OCD

For more information, visit James Tudor Foundation.

https://www.jamestudor.org.uk/physical-health