The Albert Hunt Trust is a grant-giving charitable trust that provides grants to support mental health and wellbeing of children and young adults up to the age of 25. Covering areas such as family support, suicide prevention, food banks, and more.
The following funding is currently available:
As we enter our 16th Birthday year, We Are Survivors are currently looking for an individual that has the passion, drive and determination to help us deliver our OUT Spoken Talking Therapy Services in our Greater Manchester and Merseyside estates (on a part-time basis). As we continue to provide services in prisons across the Northwest.
Small grants of up to £200 are available to help support young people staying in sport. Grants must be used to subsidise club subscriptions, pay for equipment, or kit that could not be paid for otherwise, or used towards travel costs to and from sports training and tournaments. This can either be in the form of a general hardship fund for your club, or on behalf of a specific young person who is in immediate need. Currently, we are only accepting applications from local sporting organisations – either on behalf of a specific young person, or to create a hardship fund.
The Robert Clutterbuck Charitable Trust exists to help other charities by making grants to them. It has set priorities and invites applications within those priority areas.
Grants will not be made to charities with an annual turnover exceeding £500,000 unless they are primarily concerned with the welfare of ex-service personnel or have previously received a grant from the Trust.
In practice, the Trustees do not consider applications for payments to individuals and do not generally pay grants below £1000 or over £3000.
We’re offering capital grants of up to £30,000 (depending on the length of the lease or licence you take on) to businesses or organisations that take up leases on empty commercial premises in Crewe town centre.
Grants can be used to support you with the costs of improving the property – including fit-out costs – as well as to purchase equipment that you may need.
To be eligible, your organisation should meet all three of the following criteria:
Dementia patients on Aston Unit at Congleton War Memorial Hospital are experiencing newfound joy and comfort thanks to the innovative efforts of volunteer, Jane Arzoni.
January 2025
Introduction
What are the conditions that allow local VCSE infrastructure organisations [LIOs] to thrive and deliver for stakeholders?
NAVCA commissioned a research project to answer the question:
