voluntary organisations, social enterprises and volunteering
voluntary organisations, social enterprises and volunteering
Three Guineas: Access to Justice for Disabled People
Created: 05/05/2025Grants are available for projects supporting disabled or neurodivergent people to exercise their rights in areas such as income, welfare benefits, debt, housing, homelessness, community care, personal liberty, and equal access to goods and services. Funding is open to not-for-profit organisations providing legal advice, advocacy, or helping overcome barriers to accessing these services.
Funding available
They have earmarked a total of £1.5 million for this round of grants. The maximum annual grant will be £50,000 a year. Grants will be for up to three years’ funding.
There are no restrictions on what resources the grant can be used to pay for provided the work furthers disabled or neurodivergent people’s access to justice.
Who can apply?
Not-for-profit organisations looking to provide legal advice, advocacy, or overcome barriers to access advice and advocacy services for disabled or neurodivergent people.
Joint applications and partnership projects are welcome.
Maximum annual income: £1,000,000
How to apply
To express your interest please e-mail [email protected]. Include your name, the name of your organisation, your role there, and your e-mail address. A phone number is helpful.
You will need to show them that you either:
Click here for more information about the fund.