Trusts and Foundations

Changing how Early Intervention support is provided

We’re grateful for the ongoing support of the Trusts and Foundations that have and continue to support us. Funding from you especially unrestricted/core is fundamental to a young charity such as ours that is transitioning from founder led to trustee led . Our wait list is growing, and we want to support as many families as possible.

To see where we are heading, please see our Strategic Plan. If you would like to partner with us in the short or long term and be part of changing the way Early Intervention support for young children is provided, get in touch.

We will ensure your work is appropriately promoted to your organisation and supporters, and will regularly let you know the impact of your funding.

The People's Postcode Lottery and Postcode Society Trust. Logos side by side. A gold banner sits above 'People's Postcode Lottery' with each word on a different line with the first word in blue, the second in green and the last in red.
The FSJ Charities logo. FSJ is in all capitals and an illustration of a butterfly sits on top of the J. 'Charities' sits underneath FSJ in a script font.
The Wesleyan logo featuring 'Wesleyan' in dark grey capital letters above 'we are all about you' in a dark grey, all lower case, script font.
The Young Futures Fund logo featuring the name in all capitals within a square outline that transitions top to bottom from light blue to dark blue to dark pink using a gradient.
The Speech, Language and Hearing Foundation Logo featuring the name in black, all capital letters that circles around four illustrations of orange speech marks. Each speech mark has a smiley face drawn on it.
The Heart of England Community Foundation logo featuring 'Heart of England' in all lower case, dark purple letters sitting above 'Community Foundation' in all upper case, bright pink letters.
The Shanly Foundation Logo featuring 'Shanly' in all capital, dark purple letters in a sans serif font. This sits above 'Foundation' in the same colour but in a thicker, serif, all capitals font.

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