The James Tudor Foundation offers grants to registered charities providing specialist physical health support, therapeutic interventions, health information or direct healthcare.
Who can apply
Registered charities delivering services in the UK can apply.
Applicants must:
- Have an annual income below £20 million
- Have at least five years of audited or independently examined accounts
CICs, community groups, exempt charities, companies and individuals are not eligible.
What you can get
Grants are typically between £10,000 and £15,000, with awards of up to £25,000 usually available.
Funding is generally provided for 12 months and can support overall service delivery or a specific project. Multi-year funding may occasionally be considered.
Deadline
5pm on Monday 31 August 2026
Key notes
Funding supports charities whose main work focuses on one of the programme’s specialist physical health priorities, including:
- Evidence-based physical therapies for people with neurodegenerative or neuromuscular conditions, physical disabilities or life-changing injuries
- Specialist information and support for people with a specific health condition
- Direct clinical healthcare for people experiencing homelessness, street sex workers or vulnerable migrants
- Emergency-response air ambulance charities in eligible areas
The programme does not fund capital projects, new pilot services from charities it has not previously supported, or broad community, wellbeing, transport, carers’ or general disability services that do not meet its specialist criteria.