
Trusts & foundations
Trusts and foundations play a vital role in helping MHA bring care, connection and opportunity to older people. Together, we can support innovative projects, strengthen services and improve later life across communities.
Examples of impact
Community connection programmes
that reduce loneliness and increase social wellbeing
Wellbeing initiatives
such as music therapy and sensory resources for people living with dementia
Volunteer support and development
so more volunteers can contribute meaningfully
Inclusive activity resources
that bring people together across age, ability and background

How we work with you
MHA is committed to strong, transparent partnerships. We offer:
Collaborative project design
We work with you to develop proposals that reflect shared goals and maximise outcomes.
Clear reporting & evaluation
Regular updates on progress, stories from the frontline, and outcomes that demonstrate impact.
Flexibility and integrity
Funding can be tailored to core or project needs, with respect for your reporting and governance requirements.
Recognition and stewardship
Where appropriate, we can acknowledge your support in print, digital channels, events and impact reporting.
Funding and application process

1. Initial conversation
We start with a conversation to understand your priorities and explore areas of shared interest.

2. Proposal development
If there’s alignment, we work with you to shape a proposal with clear outcomes and deliverables.

3. Agreement and funding
Once agreed, funding is confirmed, and we begin delivery with regular liaison and reporting.

4. Outcomes and impact
We share updates on progress, learning and impact, so you can see the difference your support makes.
Frequently asked questions (FAQs)
Get in touch
We’d love to explore how we can partner with you to make it matter. Whether you’re interested in project funding, core support, innovation grants or matched funding, get in touch to start the conversation.