Rehabilitation Trust

The Rehabilitation Trust, registered with the Charity Commission for England and Wales (number 288622), originally established as the Wlodowa Charity & Rehabilitation Trust, is dedicated to advancing the welfare of people needing rehabilitation services. It supports charitable activities across physical, mental, and social challenges by making grants to individuals and organisations, drawing income from donations to reinvest in care, support, and quality-of-life improvements. Core values of compassion, accessibility, and rehabilitation-focused impact define its flexible, responsive approach, setting it apart as a broad yet targeted supporter in health, social welfare, and education.

The trust funds a diverse array of rehabilitation initiatives, including therapeutic interventions, support services, educational programmes, project funding, capital/equipment grants, and occasional core costs—all directly advancing outcomes for beneficiaries facing physical, psychological, or social needs. It prioritises grants demonstrating clear benefits, without restriction to specific issues, backing everything from grassroots efforts to national organisations.

Eligible applicants include UK charities, voluntary groups, and individuals whose work benefits people in England and Wales only, with no income, size, or turnover limits—evidencing support for both small local entities and larger bodies. Unsolicited applications are not accepted; funding occurs invite-only via trustee discretion, referrals, or direct engagement, with no public deadlines, online forms, or cycles. Typical grants range from under £1,000 to around £10,000, varying by need.

Distinctively, the trust avoids statutory bodies or non-rehabilitation work, emphasising its inclusive, need-driven model that funds individuals alongside organisations, fostering enduring rehabilitation impact without geographic sub-priorities within England and Wales.