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Cambrian Educational Foundation for Deaf Children
The Cambrian Educational Foundation for Deaf Children provide benefits to promote the education of deaf and partially deaf individuals under the age of 25 who reside, or who have a parent or parents resident in Wales.
It is able to provide financial assistance up to a maximum of £500 in any year towards:
The application should be supported in writing by a teacher or tutor.
To apply: complete the online application form.
www.cambrianeducationalfoundationfordeafchildren.org.uk
Community Foundation Wales supports charities and community across Wales.
It manages a multiple funds to help groups and charities create equality and opportunity in Welsh communities.
It has previously funded a Swansea Dyslexia Club and a Sound Express band for people with Learning Difficulties.
Contact the Community Foundation for details of open grant programmes.
www.communityfoundationwales.org.uk
The Ethan Perkins Trust provides grants to children in South Wales who are diagnosed with a brain tumour and receive treatment at the Children's Hospital Wales.
It has previously funded:
The trust also funds a play room at the children's hospital and research projects.
www.theethanperkinstrust.org.uk
Happy Faces Children's Charity
The Happy Faces Children's Charity supports disabled and disadvantaged children in North Wales.
It has previously provided iPads, wheelchairs, specialist equipment, bikes, furniture and beds, garden equipment, computers, sensory items and much more.
The charity has recently funded a sport wheelchairs and accessories to the Rhyl Raptors Wheelchair Sports Club.
It has also funded visits for over 5,000 children to attend Christmas parties, days out and specially adapted mini buses to schools in North Wales.
To find out more use the contact form on the website.
www.happyfaceschildrenscharity.org.uk
The Ieuan the Lion Memorial Fund supports families from Wales who are caring for a child or young person with a life-limiting condition.
It provides free holidays for families to relax and enjoy a break one of their two holiday homes:
Both are located at the Kiln Park Holiday Centre, near Tenby in West Wales.
To apply: Either download a referral form or request a referral form - you will then be sent an application form.
All applications will require and endorsement from the child or young person’s doctor or social worker.
Jacobs' Starz supports children and their families living in Wales who have been affected by Cancer or Leukaemia.
It is able to provide grants towards gifts, wishes and recuperation breaks.
For further information email: jacobsstarz@hotmail.co.uk
The Jill Franklin Trust provides funding mainly to small charities from Wales and the North of England.
It is interested in receiving grant applications from self help groups to support people with mental illness or learning difficulties and their carers. It also supports bereavement counselling.
Grants are usually £1,000 for one to three years.
www.jill-franklin-trust.org.uk
Latch supports the children and their families who are being treated by the Oncology Unit at the Children’s Hospital of Wales in Cardiff.
It's catchment area is from Chepstow in the South to Aberwystwyth in the North.
Latch is able to provide financial support to the families through grants for:
It also provides support groups and advocacy.
For further information email: info@latchwales.org
Millennium Stadium Charitable Trust
The Trust aims to improve the quality of life of people who live and work in Wales. Although, the trust runs four programmes the following have direct relevance to the disabled.
To apply, download an application form and further guidelines. There are strict timelines for applying and Local, Regional, and National applications are considered separately.
www.millenniumstadiumcharitabletrust.org.uk
The Neumark Foundation is based in North Wales and provides funding to children and young people's charities, organisations and individuals.
It's main focus is funding projects that enhance the lives of young people up to 26 years in the areas of education, employability, wellbeing isolation and/or social disadvantage.
It has previously funded workshops for Chloe's and Sophie's Special Ears Fund for deaf children, young carers in North Wales and Cerebral Palsy Cymru.
For individual children and young people it has funded Chromebooks for individuals without suitable IT technology for learning.
To apply: complete the online form. It will only accept applications for projects benefiting North Wales communities.
www.theneumarkfoundation.com
The Steve Morgan Foundation supports small and medium sized organisations in North Wales, Merseyside, West Cheshire and North Shropshire.
In 2017 the Foundation launched the Enable fund. This provides support for disabled people who are in financial hardship to obtain specialist equipment that cannot be supplied by the NHS, Education or Social Services.
Beneficiaries must live in the Foundation's geographical area.
It provides grants for both children and adults to obtain:
To apply: telephone 01829 782808 to discuss your needs and request an application form. As part of the application process they will ask that you please provide the following:
You can also request a form by email: enable@stevemorganfoundation.org.uk
The Foundation also provides funding for standard and wheelchair accessible minibuses through its Smiley Bus scheme.
www.stevemorganfoundation.co.uk
Welsh Government Learning Grant Further Education (WGLGFE)
The WGLGFE is available to UK citizens living in Wales aged 19 years and older who are studying for a course of Further Education at college.
The grant aims to encourage more individuals to continue in education and is income related.
The level of grant will depend on a number of factors:
To apply: download an application form
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