James Tudor Foundation - Mental Health Grant

In the Physical Health programme, we support:
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1) Evidence-based physical therapies for any of the groups below:

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• People living with neurodegenerative physical conditions and / or neuromuscular conditions

• People living with physical disabilities

• People recovering from life-changing injuries
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These charities provide therapies such as physiotherapy, hydrotherapy, multidisciplinary rehabilitation programmes, etc.

We prioritise charities that provide these services free of charge or at highly subsidised prices.


2) Specialist, single-condition charities‍

Typically, these are national charities that provide information about a specific condition via nurse-led helplines and via digital and print materials.

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In this category, we prioritise charities that are members of the Patient Information Forum(PIF) and/or hold PIF Tick certification. Similarly, charities operating helplines are given preference if they are members of the Helplines Partnership or hold the Helplines Standard certification.

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

• People experiencing homelessness

• Street sex workers

• Vulnerable migrants
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Please note that:

• Healthcare needs to be one of your core services, not just a small part of what you do.

• Your charity must have qualified healthcare professionals (doctors, nurses, or other registered clinicians) providing clinical services directly to the people you support.

• Your charity must provide one or more of the following:

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a) Regular clinical services with GPs, nurses, or sexual health practitioners

b) Street-based medical outreach with clinical assessments and treatment

c) Mobile healthcare clinics providing diagnosis, treatment or ongoing care

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

Common reasons for ineligibility in this category:

• Charities that do not meet our location eligibility criteria.

• Charities that provide air transport for patients, but not of an emergency nature.