Frequently Asked Questions

The Roxi Foundation is a not for profit organisation that provides support and assistance to those in need. We are a registered charity. Registered Charity Number (1212326).

The Roxi Foundation is dedicated to supporting children and families impacted by autism and ADHD, empowering them through community events, advocacy & grants for private assessments. Our grants for private assessments are available for young people aged 7 to 14, living within the Swindon area.

We don't currently receive funding through grants and we have to work hard to raise money to help as many young people and their families as possible. We rely completely on the support and generosity of the amazing community within Swindon.

Throughout the year we run various events in the local community such as family fun days, sensory silent discos, sensory film nights, craft events, online auctions and raffles - details of these can be found on our Facebook page.

There are many ways to get involved with The Roxi Foundation, such as volunteering, making a donation, or attending one of our events. Please contact us if you are interested in helping.

To be register your interest in funding for a private assessment, please complete the form found here:

https://wkf.ms/4iAggD5

Once applications are being accepted we will send you an information pack with more information on how to apply and the process.

Yes.

In order to be eligible to apply for funding, a strict set of criteria must be met and you must be able to evidence that you meet this criteria in its entirety. The criteria is as follows:

1. Your child must be aged between 7 and 14 years old at the time of applying using the official application form.
2. Your child must live in an SN postcode.
3. Your household income must not exceed £40k a year.
4. Your child must already be on the NHS or CAMHS waiting list for an assessment.

As our funds are limited, we are sadly unable to make exceptions to this criteria.