Big Top Fun Day Shows Community Caring at its best
Thanks to the generous support of ExxonMobil: QEF clients, trainees, staff and trustees were all able to celebrate its 75th Birthday in Big Top style.
Over 400 people attended the day and enjoyed magic, music and amusements. Fun side show classics included; Ring the Bell, Splat the Rat and Coconut Shy to name a few. Guests were also greeted by a host of circus performers who also entertained on a main stage in a line up that included a bird of prey display and the talented Therfield School Swing Band.
QEF Film Release
QEF is pleased to announce the release of a new short film, ‘Without You …’ in conjunction with its 75th year of nurturing ability out of disability.
Received a suspicious email?
If you receive an email that appears to come from QEF which seems to be too good to be true it probably is!
We are aware that emails are in circulation claiming to be from Queen Elizabeth’s Foundation. Some of them use our logo, address details and registered charity number, all in an attempt to make the email appear genuine.
Usually they advise of a sum of money payable to you in return for personal information such as your bank details. Or, the email may ask you to send a ‘small’ payment to cover the ‘expenses’ of getting this payment to you.
THESE ARE FRAUDALENT, SCAM EMAILS AND DO NOT ORIGINATE FROM QUEEN ELIZABETH’S FOUNDATION.
QEF is an organisation that provides support and training for disabled people.
It does not distribute funds to individuals as suggested by these emails.
75th Anniversary Celebrations
QEF celebrates 75 years of helping disabled people.

2010 marks the official 75th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth’s Foundation for Disabled People . Celebrations for this very special landmark year officially commenced on Wednesday, 27 January with a Thanksgiving Service at St. George’s Chapel followed by a reception in The Undercroft, Windsor Castle, attended by His Royal Highness The Earl of Wessex.
QEF welcomes new CEO
Jonathan Powell takes up new post as QEF Chief Executive
Queen Elizabeth’s Foundation for Disabled People (QEF) has appointed Jonathan Powell as its Chief Executive Officer. Jonathan, 49, took up his new role at the beginning of January and is based at the offices in Leatherhead, Surrey.
Formerly CEO of respite care charity Vitalise from 2007-2009, Jonathan’s professional background lies within the third sector having previously spent five years as CEO of Independent Age and gaining over 10 years’ experience within the Royal British Legion.



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