Application deadline: 30 November 2025
The Primary Club awards grants for projects across the United Kingdom that provide sporting and/or recreational activities for people who are blind or visually impaired/partially sighted. The maximum grant available is £25,000, although grant at or around this level will only be considered for exceptional projects. Most grant awards are generally for under £4,000.
The Primary Club is the major supporter of the thriving network of Visually Impaired cricket clubs (VICCs) in the UK. However, while its origins and heart are in cricket, the Club also supports other sports enjoyed by people with a visual impairment, including:
o Futsal.
o Goalball.
o Golf.
o Skiing.
o Swimming.
o Tandem cycling, and
o Braille chess.
Grants can support a wide variety of projects relating to the sporting and/or recreational needs of the blind and partially sighted. The Primary Club is keen to support innovative and/or collaborative projects, such as (please note that this is not an exclusive list):
o Enabling support to be provided in new ways.
o Enabling support to be provided to a wider community, or
o Enabling organisations to work together to deliver support which they could not achieve alone.
Grants can be used to purchase equipment and to cover organisational running costs.
Further information, guidance and an application form is available on the Primary Club website. Completed application forms should be returned to honsec@primaryclub.org
