The Grants are funded by the NHSEI and managed via the BSol CCG to Landau Limited. The programme opened in April 2022 and is scheduled to close to applications in Jan 2024. All activity must be completed by March 2024 subject to funds being available, updates on funding availability will be reported on our website.
Grants will support a range of activities aimed at helping individuals towards leading happier, healthier and independent lives.
The aim is to provide sustainable autism support services that enables autistic people, their parents, families and unpaid carers to cope (and ideally thrive) by enabling them to reach their full potential and live as independently as possible and to develop the skills and confidence to keep themselves safe and well.
Applications can be for more or less but the expected grant is between:
All Age Autism Grants
The Grants are funded by the NHSEI and managed via the BSol CCG to Landau Limited. The programme opened in April 2022 and is scheduled to close to applications in Jan 2024. All activity must be completed by March 2024 subject to funds being available, updates on funding availability will be reported on our website.
The aim is to provide sustainable autism support services that enables autistic people, their parents, families and unpaid carers to cope (and ideally thrive) by enabling them to reach their full potential and live as independently as possible and to develop the skills and confidence to keep themselves safe and well.
Grants will support a range of activities aimed at helping individuals towards leading happier, healthier and independent lives.
Exclusions are:
- Diagnostic assessment for autism is provided by the assessment and diagnosis services in Birmingham and Solihull.
- Social care assessment and support that is provided by statutory adult and children’s social services.
- Health and mental health assessments and interventions that are provided by the NHS.