UK grassroots organisations can apply for small grants to support neurodivergent children under 18 and their families.

Help The Homeless makes grants to charitable organisations with the aim of helping homeless people return to the community and enabling them to rebuild their lives.

The Baily Thomas Charitable Fund has a main and small grants programme that funds those affected by learning disability and those conducting research into it, with a particular focus on children and adults with severe learning difficulty or autism.

Eligible not-for-profit organisations can apply at any time for small grants to support projects that demonstrate an innovative use of Information Technology (IT), be scalable for wider replication, and be sustainable over time.

This Foundation gives to causes that are close to the hearts of John Good Group employees.

The National Churches Trust supports a wide variety of projects at churches, chapels and meeting houses and are available to Christian places of worship in the UK that are open for regular worship.

Expressions of Interest are open for the 2027 round of this Fund. Run by the Museums Association, it supports a range of projects that bring collections closer to people.

Grants are awarded by this fund to support young offenders, ex-offenders and disadvantaged young people (5-30 years) at risk of offending.

This is Round 3 of the Mayor’s Office for Policing and Crime (MOPAC) fund to support the resilience of organisations working to end Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) in minoritised and marginalised communities.

The Screwfix Foundation offers local registered charities and not for profit organisations funding of up to £5,000.