Enhancing Quality of Life for People in Need
We provide grants to other charities that support people of all ages living on low incomes who have a physical and/or mental disability or long-term illness
Through our Charity Partners we promote the health & wellbeing
of people who have a disability or long-term illness
of people who have a disability or long-term illness
Through our Charity Partners we provide respite breaks
With the support of our Charity Partners we help people transition through education to supported employment and supported living
We Support
Health and Wellbeing
Health and Wellbeing
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Thames Hospice - We are proud to have become a Founding Lifetime Patron of Thames Hospice. Our grant to fund the build and fit out cost of their Education and Learning Centre, a vital part of their new Hospice in Bray, will serve the communities of Berkshire and South Bucks offering the best palliative end of life care possible.Learn more about our themes
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Independent Living at Home
Independent Living at Home
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The Stable Family Home Trust offer supported living and personal development programmes to people with a learning disability. Their homes in Hampshire and Dorset offer long-term affordable housing and the charity aims to promote greater independence in people rather than them living in the traditional care home environment. As part of their 40th anniversary appeal we are assisting them with the acquisition and conversion of additional premises in Southbourne.Learn more about our themes
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Respite
Respite
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CHICKS – Country Holidays for Inner City Kids age 8-15 years. Edward Gostling’s donation enabled 6 underprivileged/disadvantaged children to enjoy a respite break at their coastal retreat in Cornwall where they enjoyed some fantastic days on the beach and activities such as rock climbing, horse riding and picnics in the sun.Learn more about our themes
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Transition
Transition
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Seashell Trust - dedicated to providing a creative, happy and secure environment for young people and adults with complex and severe learning disabilities which include little or no language abilities. Edward Gostling’s donation towards their new student campus funded a four bedroom home facilitating college graduates post 19 years of age to transition into independent living. Gostling House was officially opened by our President Emeritus, Ted Gostling, in September 2016.Learn more about our themes
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