Boots Charitable Trust

New £10,000 grants available for projects supporting health, youth employment, social care and community inclusion.

Boots Charitable Trust is an independent charity funded by Boots UK, providing grants to organisations that create positive change and strengthen communities across the UK.

The Trust has £10k grants available for registered charities and not-for-profit organisations with charitable purposes working to create positive change in the UK in the areas of health, lifelong learning, and social care. The funding is for projects benefiting people in the UK with particular emphasis given to the following themes:

• Health – to support people and families living with cancer in deprived communities by improving access to practical, emotional, and ongoing healthcare support. Priority will be given to organisations delivering community-based cancer support, rehabilitation, and prevention services that reduce health inequalities.
• Lifelong Learning – to enable young people aged 16–30 from disadvantaged backgrounds to gain the skills, confidence, and experience needed to secure employment and progress into stable, meaningful careers. Priority will be given to structured skill-building, vocational learning, and transition-to-employment.
• Social care – to support children and young people, up to age 18, who have experienced rape or sexual abuse, by funding trauma-informed services that provide access to safety, therapeutic recovery, safeguarding education, and specialist advocacy.

Additionally, a particular focus within each of these priorities is how the projects demonstrate a commitment to improving diversity, equality and inclusion within the community.

Deadline: 30 November 2026

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