Woodroffe Benton Foundation

Woodroffe Benton Foundation – Funding to Improve Quality of Life for People with Physical or Learning Disabilities (UK)

UK registered charities with an annual income of less than £750,000, who have been operating for at least two years, can apply for a one-off grant of between £500 and £2,500 for projects that improve the quality of life and social engagement for people with severe physical and/or learning disabilities within the UK.

  • This round is focused on projects that support people, particularly those with physical or learning disabilities, to access the natural world and spend time outdoors.
  • The funding is primarily for core operating costs rather than for a specific project; however, the latter will not be excluded.
  • The funding does not support organisations that operate primarily outside the UK or for the benefit of non-UK residents.
  • There are usually two funding rounds per year.

Applications for round two will be accepted from 1 August to 31 August 2026.

Apply to the Woodroffe Benton Foundation

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