AUTISM DOGS CHARITY

Donations from Grant Makers ?

We have details on the following donations. Multi-year donations are allocated to the years for which they are earmarked.

Major supporters in last 5 years

Specific Donations

Amount	When Months	To be used for
BBC Children in Need - Grant to Autism Dogs Cio
£15,000	28/03/2023 12	This project will deliver the Autism Hospital Angels project where autism assistance dogs will visit autistic children during hospital visits to provide a distraction and comfort. As a result, ....more This project will deliver the Autism Hospital Angels project where autism assistance dogs will visit autistic children during hospital visits to provide a distraction and comfort. As a result, feelings of being able to cope will improve.
Cheshire Community Foundation - Autism friendly trade stand
£500	16/03/2023	We have been invited to exhibit at the Cheshire Show and the Cheshire East Dog Fest this year. We will be providing talks and therapies and a safe autism friendly meeting place for a number of our ....more We have been invited to exhibit at the Cheshire Show and the Cheshire East Dog Fest this year. We will be providing talks and therapies and a safe autism friendly meeting place for a number of our autistic families that want to attend and an autism friendly zone for any autistic children or adults attending the show.
National Lottery Community Fund - Mental Health programme for families in crisis
£9,900	16/12/2022	The funding will be used to support vulnerable children with Autism and their families in crisis. The project aims to use a mental health programme of therapy to stabilise homelife and provide coping ....more The funding will be used to support vulnerable children with Autism and their families in crisis. The project aims to use a mental health programme of therapy to stabilise homelife and provide coping strategies to reduce anxiety and violent behaviours.
Cheshire Community Foundation - Christmas Out of Hours Helpline (continued)
£2,000	12/09/2021	Autism Dogs CIC provides autistic people of all ages a fully managed 'Assistance Dog Programme' with on-going education and therapeutic support for each client and their care-givers. The project will ....more Autism Dogs CIC provides autistic people of all ages a fully managed 'Assistance Dog Programme' with on-going education and therapeutic support for each client and their care-givers. The project will allow the continuation of Out of hours emergency telephone/zoom service to support families over Christmas and New Year when new challenges arise due to the festive season.. Funding will pay for 2 x trained Operators for a further 8 weeks of 28 hours per week on 4 evenings to 10pm and 1 weekend day.
Cheshire Community Foundation - Out of hours Emergency Helpline - continued
£2,000	06/09/2021	Autism Dogs CIC provides autistic people of all ages a fully managed 'Assistance Dog Programme' with on-going education and therapeutic support for each client and their care-givers. The project will ....more Autism Dogs CIC provides autistic people of all ages a fully managed 'Assistance Dog Programme' with on-going education and therapeutic support for each client and their care-givers. The project will allow the continuation of Out of hours emergency telephone/zoom service to support existing families in crisis due to covid-19. The funding will pay for a trained Operator for a further 10 weeks of 23 hours per week up to 9pm during weekdays and 10am to 2pm on weekends. This will provide a vital lifeline to support and advise for parents to autistic children and young people suffering serious mental health problems during lockdown.
Cheshire Community Foundation - Pandemic Recovery Plan 2021
£9,240	25/06/2021	Autism Dogs CIC train Assistance Dogs that help to transform the lives of autistic children, adults and their families. The project will support existing teams with remote online training and ....more Autism Dogs CIC train Assistance Dogs that help to transform the lives of autistic children, adults and their families. The project will support existing teams with remote online training and reintroduce face to face training adhering to covd-19 guidelines. They will retrain face to face trainers to help supply appropriate support during the transitions following the pandemic and facilitate sufficient hours to allow waiting lists to reopen. A grant will pay for the cost of specialist dog trainers and a Psychotherapist to deliver (a) face to face and (b) remote training including introductory sessions for potential new families. Their clients are very vulnerable and highly anxious people many of our existing families need continued support as they start to recover from shielding.
Cheshire Community Foundation - Out of hours emergency helpline
£2,000	15/02/2021	Autism Dogs CIC train Assistance Dogs that help to transform the lives of autistic children, adults and their families. The ongoing uncertainty of lockdown has created catastrophic mental health ....more Autism Dogs CIC train Assistance Dogs that help to transform the lives of autistic children, adults and their families. The ongoing uncertainty of lockdown has created catastrophic mental health issues for many of the families they work with. who now need support 7 days a week. The funding will be used to pay for the cost of an out of hours telephone operator to take calls and provide emergency support and advice up to 9pm during the week and between 10am and 2pm on the weekends for 10 weeks. Autism Dogs' clients are very vulnerable and highly anxious people, who require additional support whilst unable to access usual services 7 days a week. The emergency out of hours helpline would be able to offer telephone support during times of crisis offering urgently needed coping strategies and advice.

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Trustees (7)

Legal constitution

• Charity registered in England & Wales on 16/06/2022, number: 1199343

Gift Aid

• NOT registered with HMRC for Gift Aid

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Main office

MILLPOOL FARM
WARDS LANE
CONGLETON
CHESHIRE
CW12 3LN

Objectives

FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT, TO PROMOTE THE HEALTH, SAFETY, EQUALITY AND INDEPENDENCE OF PEOPLE WHO ARE DIAGNOSED WITH AUTISM, BY PROVIDING DOGS TRAINED AS AUTISM ASSISTANCE DOGS AND FOR THE EDUCATION IN TRAINING OF THOSE DIAGNOSED WITH AUTISM AND THEIR CARERS/GUARDIANS AND FAMILIES IN THE CARE AND WELFARE OF AUTISM ASSISTANCE DOGS AND TO PROVIDE SERVICES, FACILITIES AND ACTIVITIES FOR THE BENEFIT OF PEOPLE DIAGNOSED WITH AUTISM AND THEIR CARERS/GUARDIANS AND FAMILIES AS THE TRUSTEES SHALL DEEM FIT.