SPINAL INJURIES ASSOCIATION 

Donations from Grant Makers ?

We have details on the following significant 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
National Lottery Community Fund - Support line for spinal cord injured people in England.
£10,000	14/10/2022	The funding will be used to support people paralysed with spinal cord injuries their families and carers by providing practical support help advice and hope through the ongoing challenges. The ....more The funding will be used to support people paralysed with spinal cord injuries their families and carers by providing practical support help advice and hope through the ongoing challenges. The project aims to help support people to adapt and improve their lives.
Ministry of Defence - Covenant Fund
£14,250	03/09/2021	For existing charitable projects to help charities to sustain activities and services that people from Armed Forces communities use and value.
Department of Health - Transforming national Spinal Cord Injury services
£150,000	18/03/2021	The outcomes/outputs will be aligned with NHS Englands objectives for supporting the ongoing improvement in the delivery of spinal cord injury services. The charities are an important part of the ....more The outcomes/outputs will be aligned with NHS Englands objectives for supporting the ongoing improvement in the delivery of spinal cord injury services. The charities are an important part of the redesign of services, focused around the patient.
City Bridge Trust - Grant to Spinal Injuries Association
£49,158	22/02/2021	£49,158 towards the core services of SIA over one year.
Sir Jules Thorn Charitable Trust - Spinal Injuries Association - 16/12/20
£1,500	13/01/2021	Network of support, information and advocacy for spinal cord injured people
DCMS - Coronavirus Community Support Fund
£100,000	05/10/2020	"The fund aims to:1) To reduce closures of essential charities that provide essential services to vulnerable groups during the COVID-19 crisis by ensuring they have the financial resources to ....more "The fund aims to:1) To reduce closures of essential charities that provide essential services to vulnerable groups during the COVID-19 crisis by ensuring they have the financial resources to operate, thereby reducing the burden on public services.2) To ensure essential services are provided to vulnerable people, both in the short and long term through increased community support through the work of charitable organisations."
Ministry of Defence - Covid-19 Impact Fund
£15,952	15/06/2020	To maintain services and activities where organisations' finances had been impacted by Covid
City Bridge Trust - Grant to Spinal Injuries Association
£248,200	26/03/2020	£248,200 over 5 years (£48,300; £49,000, £49,600, £50,300, £51,000) for a Project Support Officer and associated running costs to provide support, advice and advocacy for people experiencing ....more £248,200 over 5 years (£48,300; £49,000, £49,600, £50,300, £51,000) for a Project Support Officer and associated running costs to provide support, advice and advocacy for people experiencing spinal cord injury in London.
The October Club -
£892,000	31/10/2019
Garfield Weston Foundation - Main Grants award
£25,000	03/05/2017	Nurse Advocate Service
National Lottery Community Fund - Community Peer Support
£347,912	14/09/2011 36	This project will provide peer support to newly spinal cord injured (SCI) people. It will help them adjust to life after paralysis, overcome social isolation and live independently. The project also ....more This project will provide peer support to newly spinal cord injured (SCI) people. It will help them adjust to life after paralysis, overcome social isolation and live independently. The project also offers support to families. A national bank of volunteers will be trained to respond to the needs of beneficiaries, while support and training will be provided to non-specialist health care professionals. The project will also produce information packs to beneficiaries and health care professionals.
Lloyds Bank Foundation - Grant to Spinal Injuries Association
£55,100	29/06/2011	the salary and on costs of the Head of Information Services
National Lottery Community Fund - Community Peer Support Wales
£112,683	25/03/2010 48	The project will provide a peer support service for spinal cord injured people being treated in non-specialist medical settings throughout Wales.
Esmee Fairbairn - Grant to Spinal Injuries Association
£51,891	16/06/2009 36	Towards Core costs Towards salary and costs of the part-time head of outreach services.

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Trustees (11)

Legal constitution

• Charitable company registered in England & Wales on 29/03/1996, number: 1054097
• Registered at Companies House on 19/03/1996, number: 03175203

Gift Aid

• Registered with HMRC for Gift Aid

Event History

• 22/12/1997 - Asset transfer in from SPINAL INJURIES ASSOCIATION
• 21/11/2020 - Asset transfer in from CAUDA EQUINA SYNDROME UK CHARITY
• 07/05/2021 - Asset transfer in from CAUDA EQUINA SYNDROME UK CHARITY

Policies in force

Filing Record

Main office

The Spinal Injuries Association
2 Trueman Place
Oldbrook
MILTON KEYNES
MK6 2HH

Objectives

THE ASSOCIATION'S OBJECTS ('THE OBJECTS') ARE TO PROMOTE THE WELFARE OF ALL SPINAL CORD INJURED PEOPLE AND TO PROMOTE THEIR INTEGRATION AND FULL PARTICIPATION IN SOCIETY BY ENCOURAGING AND ENABLING THEM TO BECOME FULFILLED AND IN CONTROL OF THEIR LIVES IN ANY MANNER WHICH NOW IS OR HEREAFTER MAY BE DEEMED BY LAW TO BE CHARITABLE TO INCLUDE BUT NOT SO AS TO LIMIT THE GENERALITY OF THE FOREGOING:3.1 THE PROVISION OF QUALITY SERVICES, PUBLICATIONS, INFORMATION, TRAINING COURSES AND SUPPORT TO ALL SPINAL CORD INJURED PEOPLE, THEIR FAMILIES AND FRIENDS FROM THE MOMENT OF INJURY ONWARDS3.2 ENCOURAGING SPINAL CORD INJURED PEOPLE TO TAKE UP MEMBERSHIP OF THE ASSOCIATION FOR THE PROMOTION OF THEIR NEEDS AND CONCERNS3.3 PROMOTING AND CARRYING OUT OR ASSIST IN PROMOTING AND CARRYING OUT MEDICAL AND SOCIAL RESEARCH INTO ALL ASPECTS OF SPINAL CORD INJURY AND SUPPORTING AND COLLABORATING WITH OTHER PROFESSIONALS WORKING IN THE FIELD3.4 PROMOTING AND CARRYING OUT OR ASSIST IN PROMOTING AND CARRYING OUT RESEARCH INTO AND DEVELOPMENT OF EQUIPMENT THAT WILL IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR SPINAL CORD INJURED PEOPLE THEIR FAMILIES AND FRIENDS3.5 RAISING PUBLIC AWARENESS OF THE NEEDS AND WELFARE OF THOSE WITH SPINAL CORD INJURY, THEIR FAMILIES AND CARERS, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO ITS CAUSES AND THE PHYSICAL AND SOCIAL CONSEQUENCES3.6 SEEKING THE REDUCTION IN PARALYSIS DUE TO SPINAL CORD INJURY3.7 ESTABLISHING THE RIGHT OF ACCESS FOR EVERY SPINAL CORD INJURED PERSON TO THE SPECIALISED MEDICAL EXPERTISE AND ONGOING SUPPORT FROM A SPINAL CORD INJURIES CENTRE3.8 TO PROMOTE AND ORGANISE CO-OPERATION IN THE ACHIEVEMENT OF THE OBJECTS NATIONALLY, INTERNATIONALLY AND LOCALLY AND TO THAT END MAY BRING TOGETHER IN CONFERENCE REPRESENTATIVES OF VOLUNTARY AGENCIES, GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS, STATUTORY AUTHORITIES, OTHER BODIES WHETHER INCORPORATED OR NOT AND INDIVIDUALS ENGAGED IN THE FURTHERANCE OF THE OBJECTS3.9 TO COLLECT AND PUBLISH INFORMATION REGARDING THE WELFARE OF SPINAL CORD INJURED PEOPLE AND REGARDING THE PREVENTION OF SPINAL CORD INJURY AND EXCHANGE SUCH INFORMATION WITH OTHER BODIES HAVING SIMILAR OBJECTS WHETHER IN THIS COUNTRY OR OVERSEASIN THIS ARTICLE 3 “SPINAL CORD INJURED” OR “SPINAL CORD INJURY” ALSO INCLUDES BUT IS NOT LIMITED TO CAUDA EQUINA SYNDROME, SPINA BIFIDA AND TRANSVERSE MYELITIS.THROUGHOUT THE ARTICLES “CHARITABLE” MEANS CHARITABLE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE LAW OF ENGLAND AND WALES PROVIDED THAT IT WILL NOT INCLUDE ANY PURPOSE THAT IS NOT CHARITABLE IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 7 OF THE CHARITIES AND TRUSTEE INVESTMENT (SCOTLAND) ACT 2005 AND SECTION 2 OF THE CHARITIES ACT (NORTHERN IRELAND) 2008.

Defined Area of Benefit:

NOT DEFINED