A locally understood need
Explain what families or care teams currently experience and why an improvement matters.
For hospitals and healthcare teams
The foundation works with hospital charities, maternity, neonatal and bereavement teams to fund carefully planned training, equipment and improvements to care environments.
Before you enquire
You do not need a complete business case. A clear account of the problem, the people involved and the difference you hope to make gives the trustees a responsible place to begin.
Explain what families or care teams currently experience and why an improvement matters.
Identify the clinical, operational or charity colleagues who can shape and own the work.
Share the project stage, likely timing and any early indication of cost or delivery constraints.
How the conversation develops
Each proposal is considered on its own merits. These stages keep expectations clear without forcing a thoughtful project into a rigid template.
Tell us about the training, facility or equipment need and who is leading the work.
Explain how funding could strengthen professional practice or the environment of care.
Clear milestones help trustees, donors and healthcare partners understand what the funding has made possible.
Start a considered conversation
The information is stored privately and reviewed by the foundation team. This is an initial enquiry, not a promise of funding or a formal application.