NIALLS FOUNDATION — grant history

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Latest income

£912k

Grants listed (FY2025)

Listed grants total

£309k

Accounts grants total

£309k

listed grants reconcile with the accounts totalextracted from its FY2025 accounts

FY2022: all 5 listed grants are unverified reads (£500k in total) and are excluded from totals and counts (grantee names (or the pattern of amounts) not found in the accounts text).

What changed: FY2024 → FY2025

Grantees that appear, disappear or move by 50%+ between the two most recent filings that have counted grants (unverified reads are left out, so a filing whose grants are all unverified is skipped). A grantee “dropped” may simply have received a multi-year grant earlier.

Change	Grantee	FY2024	FY2025
new	The University of Leeds - SCI Centre	—	£130k
new	The University of Leeds - Gait Trainer	—	£75k
new	endParalysis	—	£22k
not listed	UOL - Leeds SCI Centre	£126k	—
not listed	UOL - Gait Trainer Research	£75k	—
not listed	The endParalysis Foundation	£21k	—
not listed	University of Wisconsin-Madison	£19k	—
not listed	CRP PhD Student	£17k	—

Grants made, per its accounts filings

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Recipient	Year	Amount	Purpose
The University of Leeds - SCI Centre	FY2025	£130k	Donation to be used to deepen Spinal Cord Injuries (SCI) research at Leeds further by establishing a dedicated SCI Research Hub at the University, led by Professor Ronaldo Ichiyama, Chair of the SCI Hub board.
SCI Ventures	FY2025	£82k	Donation to be used to support its mission to fund recovery of function for people living with paralysis.
The University of Leeds - Gait Trainer	FY2025	£75k	Funding to test the development and initial efficacy of a home-based gait-trainer for people with Spinal Cord Injuries.
endParalysis	FY2025	£22k	Donation to be used on a project focused on the potential treatment for chronic spinal cord injury, specifically the “Multiplexed Supramolecular Scaffolds for Treating Chronic Spinal Cord Injury.”
UOL - Leeds SCI Centre	FY2024	£126k	Donation to be used to deepen Spinal Cord Injuries (SCI) research at Leeds further by establishing a dedicated SCI Research Hub at the University, led by Professor Ronaldo Ichiyama, Chair of the SCI Hub board.
SCI Ventures	FY2024	£79k	Donation to be used to support its mission to fund recovery of function for people living with paralysis.
UOL - Gait Trainer Research	FY2024	£75k	Funding to test the development and initial efficacy of a home-based gait-trainer for people with Spinal Cord Injuries.
The endParalysis Foundation	FY2024	£21k	Not specified in grantee list, but context implies spinal injury research
University of Wisconsin-Madison	FY2024	£19k	Funding to test the treatment of Spinal Cord Injury with Mineral Coated Microparticles Delivering mRNA.
CRP PhD Student	FY2024	£17k	Funding for a PhD student at Leeds University to understand if CRP can be paired with other technologies such as spinal cord stimulation to enhance the effects and give meaningful recovery to people with a spinal cord injury.
Canadian Spinal Research Organization	FY2023	£60k
CRP PhD Student	FY2023	£47k
Microcures	FY2023	£41k
Cleveland Clinic	FY2023	£40k
The endParalysis Foundation	FY2023	£14k
Phoenix Pharmaceuticals	FY2023	£10k
Epidural Stimulator Trial - NHS	FY2023	amount not stated
The Spinal Analysis Foundation	FY2022	Unverified read£100k	Canadian Spinal Research Organisation
Cleveland Clinic	FY2022	Unverified read£100k	Spinal Cord Injury - Patient Trial
Student	FY2022	Unverified read£100k	PhD Student at Leeds University to understand if C1 can be fixed with other technologies such as Spinal Cord Stimulation to enhance the effects and give meaningful recovery to people with a Spinal Cord Injury
Individual	FY2022	Unverified read£100k	Funded a trial to allow a patient in the UK with at home rehabilitation to receive a Spinal Stimulator to see if benefit could be achieved
Cleveland Clinic	FY2022	Unverified read£100k	Funded a trial at Cleveland Clinic to see if a novel therapy could achieve recovery by using a new chronic motor therapy. This therapy has already shown results in an acute model.

1 listed grant has no usable amount in the accounts (shown as “amount not stated”); it is left out of the grant counts and totals.

About this data

This grant list is extracted by automated reading of the grant-maker’s own accounts PDFs as filed with the Charity Commission, and cross-checked against the accounts’ stated grant totals (listed sum 308886 vs reference 308886 (0.0% diff; ref=stated)). Recipients are linked to register entries only on an exact charity-number or unambiguous exact-name match. If you represent this funder or a recipient and want a correction, email [email protected].

Grants marked “Unverified read” were flagged by automated checks as possibly misread from the filed accounts. They stay in the list and the CSV (read_status column) but are left out of the totals, counts and recipient tallies this site computes.