About us

We are a grantmaking trust that currently funds work to support the autonomy, liberty and civil rights of autistic, neurodivergent and disabled people. We fund projects in the UK.

We are a small team: we have three trustees, who have three advisers and three grantmaking staff, all part-time.

For some of our grant making we have a panel of Disabled or neurodivergent people and people who have experience of advice and advocacy who recommend projects for support.

Information about our grant making is published in our annual reports and accounts, available on the Charity Commission website, and in real time on 360 Giving.

Information about our governance is also available from the Charity Commission.

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We only funds projects that pay the Living Wage or better for all its workers.

Three Guineas is one of the Sainsbury Family Charitable Trusts (SFCT) which share an office.

SFCT operates recruitment and employment practices that encourage diversity, equity and inclusion in its workforce.

SFCT is a Living Wage employer.

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People who work together on A2ndvoice’s holiday sessions

A2ndvoice partners with a range of individuals, professionals, specialists and organisations to bridge the gaps in support for autistic children and adults. Left to right: Venessa Bobb-Swaby (A2ndvoice CIC), Boy Sayso (music artist and actor), Emily (Pop Up Arcade), Jessica Coleman (ISensory CIC), Alnique Hardware (Mediorite Productions), Miranda Foot (Positive Spirit Massage) and Christine Morgan (Immanuel Clusters). Photo: A2ndvoice

Last updated: 1 September 2025.