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2023 Funding for Hospices and Palliative Care Organisations in the United Kingdom

Deadline: 1-Jul-23

The Wolfson Foundation is seeking applications for its (Round 2) funding for hospices and palliative care organisations to support places which provide excellent care to patients and their families.

The Wolfson Foundation is an independent grant-making charity. They want to contribute to the health, resilience and variety of their society. They believe that supporting education — in its broadest sense and across the life course — is a key way to do that.

Aim

Their aim is also to promote excellence in the areas they fund. They often make grants to act as a catalyst to generate more support and help to attract funding to areas that may otherwise be under-resourced.

Funding Information
  • Minimum grant amount: £15,000
  • Usual grant range: £30,000 – £125,000
  • Match funding required: Yes, if project cost is >£50,000
Eligibility Criteria
  • Registered charities or hospices operating within the NHS.
  • Your organisation should:
    • be a registered charity or a local authority
    • if applicable, have at least a ‘Good’ rating from a regulator such as CQC.
  • Your project should be for a new building, refurbishment work or equipment that leads to at least one of the following aims:
    • Increased access to services for new and existing users.
    • Improved quality and range of services.
    • Improved financial stability of the organisation.
Ineligible
  • There are specific projects and costs which are not eligible for funding from this programme:
    • Carers’ organisations
    • Support and therapy centres (e.g. cancer support centres, MS therapy centres)
    • Equipment funds
    • Facilities or equipment in hospitals, particularly where it relates to clinical care
    • Respite accommodation and services.
  • They also do not fund:
    • Purchase of land or existing buildings (including a building’s freehold)
    • Grants direct to individuals
    • Grants through conduit organisations
    • Overheads, maintenance costs and VAT
    • Non-specific appeals (including circulars) and endowment funds
    • Costs of meetings, exhibitions, concerts, expeditions, conferences, lectures, etc.
    • Salary costs
    • Running costs, including vehicle fuel and maintenance
    • Film, websites or promotional materials
    • Repayment of loans
    • Projects that have already been completed or will be by the time of award.

For more information, visit The Wolfson Foundation.