Lord’s Taverners: Disability Play Spaces
Health & Social Care YouthLord’s Taverners’ grants for disability play spaces provide indoor and outdoor equipment to help young people with disabilities enjoy play time. Grants are available to SEN schools that cater for young people under the age of 25 who have a physical/sensory/learning disability.
The Lord’s Taverners generally award grants of up to 80% (of the net cost) to a maximum level of £25,000. Only specific equipment for sensory rooms or outdoor playgrounds will be funded.
Deadline: Continuous rolling programme.
For more information and how to apply please click here.
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