Step by Step

Trustees are pleased to support once again, the hydro-therapy swimming lessons now that they are back.        

Keech Hospice Care

Two of our trustees visited Keech a few years ago and met with the music therapist and saw the music facilities at the hospice. We were most impressed and recognising the value of music therapy, trustees are content to support a grant request for continuation of the music therapy service.

Marches Family Network

Trustees acknowledge the challenges you have had to face in these Covid days and applaud your success.

Heart ‘n’ Soul

Trustees were most impressed with the project ‘Do Your Own Thing’. We were pleased to note you have a partnership with the LSO as their charity is also supported by JHCT.

Rainbow Trust

Trustees are pleased to support The Rainbow Trust by providing further funding towards the cost of a Family Support Worker in Cumbria and Lancashire.

Partnership for Children

Trustees are pleased to support Partnership for Children in their aim to support good mental health outcomes by extending their Zippy’s Friends programme to a further 12 special schools.

Theatre Troupe

To support Theatre Troupe’s work with Young People marginalised from schools as a result of mental health issues.

Cerebral Palsy Cymru

Trustees are pleased to support the work of what was formerly Bobath Children’s Therapy Centre Wales, under its new identity. The work to provide pre-diagnosis therapy for babies suspected of having Cerebral Palsy in Wales is groundbreaking. We hope that 6 babies and their families, will benefit this year.

Megan Baker House

Trustees are pleased to award a further grant for your expanding work.

Camden Arts Depot

Trustees are pleased to be able to award a grant towards art-based workshops via Zoom in 2 schools. We are impressed with Work Experience initiatives which include teaching techniques for the school staff and use of experiential learning techniques to develop dexterity, co-ordination, and lateral thinking. These skills have enabled the students to gain a Bronze Award qualification moderated by Trinity College London.