Not-for-profit organisations providing legal advice and representation for disabled or neurodivergent people across the UK can apply for grants in Round 2 of this funding from Three Guineas.

Organisations can be awarded up to £50,000 to increase the capacity of their services, from a total funding pot of £1.5 million.

The funding supports the delivery of advice and advocacy for disabled or neurodivergent people on benefits and debt, housing and homelessness, community care, personal liberty and equal access to goods and services.

In the 2024 round of this programme, 14 projects received awards.

The unrestricted grants can run for one to three years.

Joint applications and partnerships projects are welcomed.

The closing date for applications is Thursday 12 June 2025.

For full details and an application form, visit the Three Guineas Access to Justice grants webpage here.