The Fischer Family Trust
Supporting health, education and conservation projects in the UK and abroad
The Fischer Family Trust is a registered charity (No 1075453) which is mainly involved in undertaking and supporting medical research, education and conservation projects in the UK. This page provides information about the projects which have been supported by the Fischer Family Trust and other partner organisations with which the trust has links.

Could Vitamin D play a role in protecting people from Covid-19?
The Fischer Family Trust, in conjunction with Queen Mary University of London, is supporting upcoming volunteer trials.
COVID-19 Volunteer Testing Network
The COVID-19 Volunteer Testing Network is providing assistance and resources to life sciences labs across the UK to help them convert into COVID-19 testing labs for GPs and front line staff in their local communities.

Education

FFT Education
FFT provides data and analyses to 13,000 schools, 150 local authorities and 200 academy trusts in UK and also to 2,000 schools in 35 countries around the world. FFT’s analyses of pupils’ results provide insightful information to school leaders and teachers to support self-evaluation, school improvement and to set aspirational targets for pupils. FFT Education Ltd is an independent, non-profit company which was established in 2001 and has links to the Fischer Family Trust.

FFT Literacy
FFT Literacy provides a range of literacy training to schools, clusters of schools and to Local Authorities, drawing on their experience as a developer of interventions and teaching and training programmes in reading, writing, speaking and listening.

FFT Education Datalab
We are proud to have set up FFT Education Datalab, whose mission is to be the UK’s centre of excellence for quantitative research in education.
Maritime & conservation
The Fischer Family Trust supports projects in the area of Maritime history, through Oxford Maritime Trust and Oxford Maritime Limited. The Fischer Family Trust is involved in a number of projects to protect highly endangered species in Africa.