Langley Foundation grants
Langley Foundation gives grants, generally between £100 and £2,000, to people facing financial hardship because of long-term illness or disability, across England.
Guidance last checked 22 July 2026· from the funder’s own website
Overview
Langley Foundation gives grants for the prevention and relief of financial hardship caused by long-term illness or disability. Grants will generally be in the range of £100 to £2,000, though trustees will consider higher amounts. It has a particular interest in supporting families at the early onset of illness or disability, including neurodiverse conditions such as autism and ADHD, and it provides funds for short breaks so families with young children can spend time away together in the UK. Applicants should first check that their needs cannot be met by Social Services or other public funding. Applications must be made on the Foundation's official application form and sent by post to the Grants Administrator.
What they fund
Langley Foundation funds relief of financial hardship caused by long-term illness or disability, with grants generally between £100 and £2,000.
Who and where
It funds individuals and families across England, with a particular interest in early-onset illness or disability and short breaks for families with young children.
Who they help
Where they fund
What Langley Foundation says in its own guidance
Quoted directly from the funder’s own website, with a link to the page each quote came from. Always the most current word is theirs — check the source before you apply.
What they say they're looking for
“interest in providing grants to families at the early onset of illness or disability, including neurodiverse conditions such as autism and ADHD”
Source: langleyfoundation.org.uk — Registered Charity No.1153706 – Langley Foundation 408 Upper Elmers End Rd Beckenham BR3 3HG →
“provides funds for short breaks to families with young children where they can enjoy time away together in the UK”
Source: langleyfoundation.org.uk — Registered Charity No.1153706 – Langley Foundation 408 Upper Elmers End Rd Beckenham BR3 3HG →
Who they say they'll fund
“prevention and relief of people suffering from financial hardship as a result of long term illness or disability”
Source: langleyfoundation.org.uk — Registered Charity No.1153706 – Langley Foundation 408 Upper Elmers End Rd Beckenham BR3 3HG →
“Applicants should check that their needs cannot be satisfied by Social Services or other public funding”
Source: langleyfoundation.org.uk — HOW TO APPLY – Registered Charity No.1153706 →
Grant sizes they mention
“Grants will generally be in the range of £100 to £2,000 however Trustees will consider applications for a higher amount”
Source: langleyfoundation.org.uk — HOW TO APPLY – Registered Charity No.1153706 →
How they say to apply
“All applications should be made on the Foundation's official application form and sent to the Grants Administrator by post”
Source: langleyfoundation.org.uk — HOW TO APPLY – Registered Charity No.1153706 →
Their charitable objects
As registered with the Charity Commission (their formal purposes):
The prevention and relief of people suffering from financial hardship as a result of long term illness or disability in particular but not exclusively by the awarding of grants
How to approach them
Start with the official sources — they’re always more current than any directory, including this one.
Common questions
How much does it give?
Grants will generally be in the range of £100 to £2,000, though trustees will consider applications for a higher amount.
What does it fund?
The prevention and relief of financial hardship caused by long-term illness or disability, with a particular interest in families at the early onset of illness or disability (including neurodiverse conditions such as autism and ADHD), and in funding short breaks for families with young children to spend time away together in the UK.
Who can apply?
People experiencing financial hardship because of long-term illness or disability. Applicants should first check their needs cannot be met by Social Services or other public funding.
How do I apply?
Apply using the Foundation's official application form and send it by post to the Grants Administrator. Check the funder's own website (langleyfoundation.org.uk) and its Charity Commission entry (charity number 1153706) for the current form and guidance, as processes can change.
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