Our funders
Thanks to grants from both local and national organisations, ReMind UK is able to carry out life-saving research, support local families affected by dementia and improve the wellbeing of patients.
We are incredibly grateful for all of the support from grant-makers which allows us to make a difference to people living with dementia.
Dementia Research UK
Dementia Research UK fund medical research, support services and assistive technology across the UK. The charity has granted ReMind UK funds to conduct, disseminate and build on vital dementia research.
Medlock Charitable Trust
Medlock Charitable Trust kindly support our research helping us to conduct, build on and disseminate our research studies.
National Lottery Building Communities Fund
As a result of funding granted by the National Lottery, ReMind is in the process of delivering a package of support to those who have been diagnosed including accessible information, one to one support, courses and peer support drop ins and facilitated group events.
Ray Harris Charitable Trust
Ray Harris Charitable Trust have generously supported our research, care and support for people affected by dementia.
Renishaw Charities Committee
Smith Charitable Trust
Smith Charitable Trust have generously supported our research, care and support for people affected by dementia.
St Monica Trust
St Monica Trust aims to improve the quality of life of older people in the West of England. In 2024, the Trust has ambitiously funded to expand our support programme to include three Chat, Make and Move programmes, adding to our ever growing offers of support for those with memory loss and their loved ones.
The Annett Charitable Trust
The Annett Charitable Trust have generously supported our research, care and support for people affected by dementia.
The Bath Boules Trust
The Bath Boules Trust is a registered charity which collects funds raised from the annual Bath Boules event. These funds are then distributed each year to a variety of local causes. For 2024, The Bath Boules Trust are generously funding the provision of extra Dementia Courses for Carers at ReMind UK to support unpaid carers of people with dementia.
The Joseph Matthew Trust
The Joseph Matthew Trust have generously supported our research, care and support for people affected by dementia.
The McLay Dementia Trust
The McLay Dementia Trust aims to fund small-scale, innovative projects to enhance the quality of life for people living with dementia, as well as their loved ones. They have generously supported our Living Well with Dementia courses for people diagnosed with dementia and their carers.