Chronic diseaseThe National Kidney Federation (NKF) gets £5K grant following a public vote
A £5,000 grant has been awarded to NKF and every other charity that took part received a £500 donation.
Read moreThe Health Lottery Foundation updates


Chronic diseaseA £5,000 grant has been awarded to NKF and every other charity that took part received a £500 donation.
Read more
Disability inequityPhab works to break down barriers to inclusion for disabled and non-disabled young people and adults. It was a pleasure to see the charity in action at residential activity centre Avon Tyrell.
Read more
Chronic diseaseThanks to players of The Health Lottery, we are giving away a grant of £5,000 to one charity working to support those impacted by chronic illness.
Read more
Disability inequityWe travelled to Support Dogs HQ to meet the team and find out more about what they do. We got to see firsthand how talented the dogs (and trainers are).
Read more
Chronic diseaseOn Monday 30 June our CEO Delva Patman visited The Brain Charity. One of the 12 charities we awarded funding to in our first closed round.
Read more
Funding informationOur first open round for grant applications closed on Friday 27 June. We were impressed by both the quality and volume of applications we received.
Read more
Preventative careFunding to improve health outcomes for farmers, by sending practitioners to the rural locations farmers already visit, to offer health checks and referrals.
Read more
Funding informationWe’re delighted to announce that we are open for applications from Monday 16 June at 9am for projects that support young people. There is a two week window to apply.
Read more
Health disparityNational Volunteer Week (2 June – 6 June) is a big deal for most charities. We were delighted to visit FoodCycle in Peckham on 4 June to see for ourselves how the organisation works.
Read more
Project updateFarms for City Children is a charity founded by author Sir Michael Morpurgo and his wife Clare, to give children the chance to experience the benefits of time in nature. The impact of offering experiences like no other, to children living in disadvantage is huge.
Read more