Funding:
The James Tudor Foundation (UK)
The James Tudor Foundation which was established in 2004 makes grants of approximately £1 million per year to registered charities within the UK.
The areas which the Foundation wants to support are
- Palliative care
- Medical research
- Health education, awards and scholarships
- the direct relief of sickness
- the UK independent healthcare sector
The grants are usually available to cover project costs (although core costs will be considered) and are usually available for one to three years.
Applications can be made at any time and decision for grant applications of below £5,000 are made within one month whilst decisions on applications of above £20,000 will be made within four months.
For more information go to the Foundation’s website
Posted 27th September