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James Tudor Foundation’s Physical Health Grants – Applications Open 1 July

UK charities working in physical health, with a focus on therapeutic interventions, health information and direct healthcare, can apply for grants of up to £25,000 from 1 July.

Through this programme, support is given to:

  • Evidence-based physical therapies for:
    • People living with neurodegenerative physical conditions and/or neuromuscular conditions
    • People living with physical disabilities
    • People recovering from life-changing injuries
  • 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. 
  • Charities whose main focus is delivering direct healthcare services to these inclusion health groups
    • People experiencing homelessness
    • Street sex workers
    • Vulnerable migrants
  • Air ambulance charities operating in South West England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland

Applications will be accepted from UK-registered healthcare charities with an annual income below £20 million and at least five years’ audited or independently examined accounts. To be eligible, UK registered charities must be delivering services in the UK.

Priority is given to:

  • Charities that address unmet needs, demonstrate sector expertise, and have a clear, well-defined strategy.
  • Charities providing condition-specific information.
  • Organisations whose services are delivered by qualified specialist professionals.

In addition, priority may be given to charities that:

  • Support individuals with life-limiting and / or degenerative conditions. 
  • Are PIF Tick certified and / or Helplines Partnership members.
  • Provide their services free of charge or at a highly subsidised rate.
  • Are primarily reliant on charitable trusts and foundations.

The funding is flexible, designed to contribute towards overall service delivery. However, grants can also be made for a specific project.

There is a two-stage application process. This new round is for projects to be funded in spring 2027.

Expressions of Interest open on 1 July with a deadline of 31 August 2026 (17:00).

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What's included?

You will receive a VAC Member welcome pack with useful information on getting the most out of your membership and a few extra treats!

Every member of VAC will be invited to our Annual General Meeting (AGM) and has voting rights for resolutions and proposals either in person or by proxy.

When you sign up to be a VAC Member, you will be assigned a Go-To Contact from the VAC team.

They will be your main point of contact for your membership, helping to answer questions and signposting you to the right place within VAC and/or our partnerships.

We want the VAC membership offer to be responsive to the needs of our members.  Member check ins keep us up to date on your organisation’s news and developments but also on any challenges or support gaps that may be affecting the VCSE sector. 

The information we receive during our member check ins will highlight trends and challenges that we can then explore support and solutions for via our membership offer and partnerships with local providers and authorities.

To support VAC members to feel connected and informed, we have created a unique Member Area on the VAC Website.

The online dashboard will keep you and your colleagues up to date on the latest member opportunities, training and news.

The Member Area also has a forum function, allowing VAC Member organisations to interact and support each other.

A quarterly newsletter to keep our members up to date on not only VAC Membership updates and opportunities but also specifically created content on topics of interest to the local voluntary, community and social enterprise sector. 

The Bimonthly Member Network is for VAC Members to connect with other VAC Members!

A perfect opportunity to support one another, find out about other local services and explore new collaborative opportunities and partnerships with fellow VAC members.

20% Discount on VAC Room Hire – We offer a range of flexible rooms for hire located in Halifax, West Yorkshire. Our rooms include a fully equipped, large training room with SMART board and flipchart facilities seating up to 25 theatre style, two smaller meeting rooms seating up to 12 and a small office with computer facilities suitable for one-to-one meetings or rent-a-desk.

Competitive rate on ID Badge Printing – Competitively priced to accommodate for smaller orders, our in-house ID Badge service supports both design and printing.

Based on feedback and insight we gain from our members, our training and events offer will complement local infrastructure support training programmes.

All sessions are cost effective and VCSE sector driven.