Rare and serious diseases
We will help children living with rare and serious medical conditions, including Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA) and haemophilia, access prescribed treatments and ongoing medical support.
About this work
Helping make lifesaving healthcare accessible
SPEAK Trust UK will work to improve access to essential healthcare for vulnerable children and communities facing financial and medical challenges.
Following completion of its registration and operational arrangements, SPEAK Trust UK will introduce its fundraising programmes and opportunities for public support.
Our purpose
Our mission
We will support access to lifesaving treatments, essential medicines and healthcare services for those who need them most.
Our vision
We will strive for a future where financial hardship will not prevent children and vulnerable individuals from receiving essential medical care.
What we will do
Illustrative photograph. Photo: MS Simi / Unsplash (opens in a new tab) Healthcare assistance
We will support eligible patients with essential medicines, diagnostic services, medical equipment and other necessary healthcare assistance.
About this workIllustrative photograph. Photo: Julia Zyablova / Unsplash (opens in a new tab) Public health initiatives
We will support programmes that promote disease prevention, health awareness and improved access to healthcare for underserved communities.
About this workIllustrative photograph. Photo: Glen Carrie / Unsplash (opens in a new tab)
How we will work
SPEAK Trust UK will operate as an independently governed charitable organisation.
Our commitmentRaise funds through individual donations, partnerships and charitable grants.
Work with verified healthcare providers and implementing organisations.
Assess medical needs and prioritise vulnerable beneficiaries.
Monitor funded programmes and ensure responsible use of donations.
Share transparent financial and impact reports with supporters.
Together, we will help change lives
We will bring together individuals, communities, businesses and charitable partners to help make essential healthcare accessible to those who need it most.