Grants and bursaries for professional development
Our grants and bursaries can be used to support learning and development for a range of professionals working in our member hospices.
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How to use our grants and bursaries
Our professional development grants and bursaries can be used to join courses, conferences and study days so you can improve your professional skills and give your hospice’s patients, carers and families the best care possible.
Individuals can apply for a maximum of 50% of course or module fees, up to a total of £1,500 per year.
The grants are open to all staff employed in Hospice UK member organisations – both clinical and non-clinical.
How to apply
Our grants and bursaries are open all year.
To apply, please contact our Grants Team with some information about your role and the training you would like to do.
We will then send you guidance about which fund would be most appropriate for you to apply for, and which application criteria you need to consider.
Our funders
Our professional development grants and bursaries are generously supported by the following partners:
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Masonic Charitable Foundation
Bursaries to support the professional development of individual staff in specific hospice roles in England, Wales, the Channel Islands or the Isle of Man.
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The National Garden Scheme
Grants for anyone employed within a Hospice UK member organisation, other than doctors (who can still access some of our other grants).
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Society for Disabled Artists (SODA)
Bursaries to enable people employed in a Hospice UK member organisation to gain Art and Music Therapy qualifications.
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Wolfson Foundation
Grants for staff in specific hospice roles to undertake university accredited palliative care courses including degree, masters and PhDs and attendance at some palliative care conferences.
How our grants have had an impact
Read stories about how our grants have helped a range of hospice staff develop their skills, confidence and careers.