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Better Careers for Better Care: January 2026 Webinars
The journey the Foundation has been on to learn about the challenges and opportunities facing adult social care, and our future plans for proactive funding into the sector.
Better Careers for Better Care: First Year Learning Report
The journey the Foundation has been on to learn about the challenges and opportunities facing adult social care, and our future plans for proactive funding into the sector.
The Rayne Trust Report and Financial Statements 2025
The Trustees present their report and financial statements for The Rayne Trust for the year ending 31st March 2025. Read the report here.
‘Where People Meet’: the need for greater investment in community spaces
The journey the Foundation has been on to learn about the challenges and opportunities facing adult social care, and our future plans for proactive funding into the sector.
Better Careers for Better Care: Building our proactive programme
The journey the Foundation has been on to learn about the challenges and opportunities facing adult social care, and our future plans for proactive funding into the sector.
Reflections on our new strategy
In this blog, Susan, Deputy Director, shares the thought processes which go on behind our public grant guidelines and reflects on what is important to her and her grants team as we seek to become more strategic in our work. Within the grants team, we have been...
‘Where People Meet’: No one need be alone
The journey the Foundation has been on to learn about the challenges and opportunities facing adult social care, and our future plans for proactive funding into the sector.
The Rayne Foundation Report and Financial Statements 2024
The Trustees present their report and financial statements for The Rayne Foundation for the year ended 30 November 2024. Read the report here.
‘Where People Meet’: Creating community ownership
The journey the Foundation has been on to learn about the challenges and opportunities facing adult social care, and our future plans for proactive funding into the sector.
‘Where People Meet’: Neighbourhoods need places to belong
The journey the Foundation has been on to learn about the challenges and opportunities facing adult social care, and our future plans for proactive funding into the sector.
“The relationship is really important; it feels like we are working together and we’re aligned in working collectively towards the same aims. The benefit of being a smaller foundation is that you can have personal relationships with grantees.”