bibic celebrates after receiving £225,000 of National Lottery funding to help support the running costs of the charity.
We are so excited to announce that we have been awarded an incredible £225,000 in National Lottery funding to support the work our amazing charity does offering Developmental Therapy to children and young adults with neurological and developmental difficulties and disabilities. We will use the money to support the core running costs of our charity. This helps to strengthen our resilience and sustainability, allowing us to continue to support the many families who reach out for our help each year.
The new funding from The National Lottery Community Fund, which distributes money raised by National Lottery players for good causes and is the largest community funder in the UK, will see bibic offer hundreds of families each year bespoke and holistic assessments and therapy plans.
At the same time, the bibic will be able to offer CPD accredited training to parents and professionals who would like to learn more about a specific subject relating to a young person’s neurological and developmental difficulties.
Pip Buckley, CEO of bibic says:
“We are absolutely thrilled that The National Lottery Community Fund has recognised the vital work we do at bibic. Thanks to the players of The National Lottery, we will be able to support hundreds of families with developmental therapy over the next three years. We know the transformational difference that we make in families lives and we are so proud that this has been acknowledged by The National Lottery Community Fund.”
The National Lottery Community Fund recently launched its new strategy, ‘It starts with community’, which will underpin its efforts to distribute at least £4 billion of National Lottery funding by 2030.
As part of this, the funder has four key missions, which are to support communities to come together, be environmentally sustainable, help children and young people thrive and enable people to live healthier lives.
National Lottery players raise over £30 million a week for good causes across the UK. Thanks to them, last year The National Lottery Community Fund was able to distribute over half a billion pounds (£615.4 million) of life-changing funding to communities.
To find out more visit www.TNLCommunityFund.org.uk
We are so thankful to The National Lottery Community Fund for this grant. This will make such a huge difference in our families lives
Thank you!