GRANTS
The Ella Rose Fund will consider giving grants primarily to organisations in the South West that offer talking therapy to young people with EUPD. However, we will consider applications from organisations that are outside the primary focus but closely aligned.
The following organisations have received grants from the Ella Rose Fund:
The following organisations have received grants from the Ella Rose Fund:
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NAOS and Quartet 
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NAOS offers a safe, confidential space and time to look at what has brought the client to therapy.
NAOS was set up by a collective of therapists who hold the fundamental core belief that therapy should be accessible to all and that recovery is possible. naos.org.uk NEW - April 2022 We are excited to feed back to the Ella Rose Fund supporters that through Quartet we are providing £10,000 of funding to the South West based mental health charity NAOS to develop a new EUPD related programme. The NAOS psychologists and support team have developed a specialist course of talking therapy, along with art, music and dance therapies, for 12 young adults with EUPD/BPD. Let us know if you want more detail and we will be very happy to provide it. Your support of the Ella Rose Fund has allowed us to do this. This is an innovative course that has auditable milestones that will allow us to assess its success, we will keep you informed. Thanks to you this has not exhausted our funds, which means that if we believe this is effective we can continue to help. However we need to keep up our fundraising to build on this encouraging start, so if you have ideas to help please let us know. Thank you so much for your help, we really appreciate it, as will the young people struggling with their mental health. Ella would have been so happy that more people are trying to understand the troubles that young people with EUPD/BPD face. |
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The Ella Rose Fund has given its first grant to Teenage Helpline, a charity that aims “To provide all young people with a safe space to work together to achieve their own best potential”. Teenage Helpline is a peer-to-peer mentoring service with the aim of building a network of young people who support each other through difficult times.
teenagehelpline.org.uk |
If you would like us to consider giving a grant to your organisation, please email us at info@ellarosefund.uk.
Please include a contact name, email address and phone number with a short note about what you would like the grant to cover.
Please include a contact name, email address and phone number with a short note about what you would like the grant to cover.
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