Trusts and Foundations
Behind every grant is a shared belief that no child or family should face the impact of an acquired brain injury alone.
Support from trusts and foundations is not just vital to our work, it is transformational. It enables us to reach families earlier, stand alongside them for longer, and develop innovative ways to deliver support where it is needed most. From regional services and community-based support to preventative campaigns and accessible online learning, your funding helps turn uncertainty into understanding, and isolation into connection.
We value every partnership we build. We take the time to listen, align with your priorities, and show the difference your support makes, with integrity, compassion, and a commitment to lasting impact. Whether you are looking to fund a specific project or explore a broader partnership, we would welcome the opportunity to work together to create meaningful change for children and families across the UK.
Just like ABI, you can't always see our impact
Where the funding goes:
£20 pays for a family to have one of our childhood ABI information packs
£50 pays for one counselling session for a young person or carer
£125 pays for one of our 'Give a Child a Chance' family grants
£250 pays for one of our regional family support hubs
£500 pays for one full course of counselling for a young person or carer
£750 pays for one of our regional family event days
£1000 pays for a young person to be supported by one of our ABI coordinators during their stay in hospital
2025 Year in Review
Thank you
The support of trusts and foundations plays a vital role in helping the Child Brain Injury Trust reach children and families across the UK following childhood acquired brain injury. Donations from trusts and foundations make up a significant part of our charity’s income, helping us provide life-changing support, create opportunities for connection, and ensure families feel informed, empowered, and never alone. We are incredibly grateful to the trusts and foundations that believe in our mission and make this work possible.
We are incredibly grateful to The Genia Marzec Trust Fund – Helping Hand to Children for their generous donation, received in August 2025. Their support will help us continue providing vital services, guidance, and support to children affected by acquired brain injury and the families navigating its challenges every day.
Our Progress and Future Vision
We are committed to transparency, accountability, and creating lasting impact for children and families affected by acquired brain injury. Our latest Annual Report and Financial Statement provide an overview of the difference your support makes, while our Five-Year Strategic Plan outlines our vision for the future and how we aim to grow, innovate, and strengthen support for families across the UK.
Get in touch
To find out more, please contact Amy Lloyd, Trusts and Foundations Manager.