Charity Funding Support Made Simple

Yes. We support children and young people with autism as well as a range of other conditions. Support is considered on an individual basis, and we work with families and relevant professionals to identify suitable options and potential funding route.

ErgoAdaptive Go is not a charity, but we do help match families with charities to help them fund our specialist pushchairs. While we work closely with registered charities and charitable funders, our role is to support individuals through assessment, guidance, and access to appropriate funding routes.

We work with a range of UK charities, trusts, and grant-giving organisations that provide funding for mobility, disability, health, and wellbeing support. The specific funder depends on your circumstances, needs, and eligibility criteria and location.

Some funding sources are means tested, while others are not. This depends on the individual charity or grant provider. We will guide you through what information is needed and help identify funders that best match your situation.

You can improve your chances by: * Providing clear and up-to-date supporting evidence from a relevant professional * Clearly explaining how the equipment will improve independence, safety, or quality of life * Ensuring all application forms are fully completed and accurate * Including detailed quotes and supporting information We are happy to support you by providing the necessary documentation and guidance throughout the process.

If you are unsure whether charity funding is suitable please call or email us and we can help you with this. We are also happy to discuss the available options and help you understand whether charity funding is likely to be appropriate for your circumstances.

Yes. Charity funding is often used to supplement NHS or local authority funding, particularly where statutory funding does not cover the full cost of the equipment or where there are long waiting times. Each funding body will have its own criteria, so this should be checked on an individual basis.

Yes, in many cases multiple charities can be approached. Some charities may contribute part of the cost rather than the full amount. It is important to be transparent with each charity about any other applications being made and any funding already secured. We generally recommend applying to multiple charities at a time, to increase your chances of getting funding approved.

This depends on the individual charity. Some charities limit how often you can apply or how much funding you can receive within a certain time period, while others assess each application independently. It is always best to check the specific charity’s guidelines before applying.

If an application is declined, this does not necessarily mean funding is no longer an option. Some charities may provide feedback or suggest reapplying with additional evidence. Our team will be able to support you with alternative charities, or funding routes to try.

Funding times vary depending on the charity and the complexity of the application. In general, decisions can take anywhere from a few weeks to several months. We aim to make the process as smooth and efficient as possible.

Most charities require a supporting letter from a healthcare professional, this could be an occupational therapist or even a school SENCO. They can also be requested from the GP at a small cost.

We can't make applications on your behalf as charities require individuals to apply directly. However, we are here to support you every step of the way.

Most charities require supporting evidence to show why the equipment is needed. This often includes a letter or report from a GP, occupational therapist, physiotherapist, SENCO, or another relevant healthcare or education professional. The document should outline the individual’s needs, diagnosis (where appropriate), and how the equipment will help.Without this information, applications can be much more difficult to progress, so it is strongly recommended to explore obtaining supporting documentation before beginning the charity funding process. If you are struggling with this please Just contact us.

Yes. We can provide formal quotations and supporting product information to assist with charity funding applications. These documents can be used to clearly explain the equipment being requested, its cost, and how it meets the individual’s needs.