Junius S. Morgan Benevolent Fund is currently open for grant applications from nurses, healthcare assistants, third and fourth year student nurses volunteering with the NHS, who find themselves in hardship.
The Junius S. Morgan Benevolent Fund makes charitable grants to members of the nursing profession who are in hardship for a variety of reasons. The Burdett Trust is pleased to support this project in addition to providing grants to nurses, midwives, health visitors and allied health professionals for projects that will improve patient care.
The Trustees are pleased to announce their 2019 grant programme: Complex Needs in Primary Care.
The Burdett Trust for Nurses recently granted the Pathway charity a 15-month leadership grant to identify, network and support all nurses working across the UK in the emerging discipline of homeless hospital discharge. Senior representatives from the Royal College of Nursing, Queens Nursing Initiative, and the London Homeless Health Programme provided a steer to the […]
In 2018 the Burdett Trust for Nurses granted the London Network of Nurses and Midwives Homelessness Group (LNNM) a £8000 small grant for development.
The Trustees are pleased to announce their 2019 grant programme: Complex Needs in Primary Care.
The Trustees are pleased to announce their 2019 grant programme: Learning Disability Nursing.
11 UK citizens have been awarded Churchill Fellowships to research new ideas in issues relevant to nursing.
The Trust funds £1m grant to help transition services for children and young people.