Arts and arts education, especially support for dance and dance education. Medical research into chronic fatigue syndrome, and occasionally other ‘unfashionable’ areas. Drug abuse, provision of hands-on care to treat and rehabilitate drug users, particularly those which work with young people and the families of drug users. Education, especially support for best practice in the identification and teaching of children and young people with literacy problems, especially dyslexia. Environment and heritage, particularly historical buildings and major art institutions. Social welfare, especially for work helping young people disadvantaged by poverty, educational achievement or difficult family backgrounds, or who are involved in the criminal justice system. Also support for initiatives that improve quality of life of older people and through which they are helped to continue living in their own home. Developing countries, including humanitarian aid, social welfare and educational opportunities.

The Linbury Trust
Allington House
1st Floor
150 Victoria Street
London
SW1E 5AE

 Charities working in the fields listed above. Unsolicited applications are usually unsuccessful, although applications are considered on their merits. Applicants are always required to provide a detailed budget for their proposals and up-to-date audited accounts with a copy of their most recently published annual report.

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The trust is one of the Sainsbury Family Charitable Trusts which share a common administration. An application to one is taken as an application to all.