Disabled children are less isolated and more engaged in sport
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Hundreds of disabled children will be less isolated and more engaged in sport thanks to a £15,000 grant Disability Sports Coach (DSC).
Find out moreDr Shalini Hillson’s Training Fellowship, aims to transform the treatment of wheezing in young children. This fellowship, funded by a generous grant from the Freemasons in collaboration with children’s charity Action Medical Research, will work towards tailoring treatments to each child’s specific needs, moving away from the conventional one-size-fits-all approach.
Find out moreOlder people living with dementia in Kensington & Chelsea will benefit from ground breaking treatment thanks to our £30,000 grant to Age UK.
Find out moreOver 1,000 hungry children will get their morning off to a better start, thanks to our grant of £60,000 to children’s charity Magic Breakfast.
Find out moreLast year, we awarded a £8,000 grant to Deaf-SELF, a charity that supports deaf or profoundly hearing-impaired children in South East London.
Find out moreFar too many older people spend Christmas entirely on their own, never receiving a single card or present.
Find out moreIntergenerational art charity, Magic Me, has been awarded a grant of £15,000 to fund their work in…
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