Community, health & welfare

  • Sanctuary Housing: Grand Ideas Fund

    The Grand Ideas Fund offers up to £1,000 for projects which aim to make a difference to the lives of Sanctuary Housing residents and their communities. The largest concentration of Sanctuary Housing stock is in the Torbay area but they … Continue reading →

  • St James’s Place Charitable Foundation

    The St James’s Place Charitable Foundation provides grants to support charities in the UK, with a particular focus on supporting disadvantaged children and young people under the age of 25. There are three themes: Cherishing children – for projects supporting … Continue reading →

  • Wakeham Trust

    The Wakeham Trust provides small grants, usually between £125 and £2,500, to projects where a contribution of this size will make a real difference. The trust can only fund registered charities but is happy to support voluntary groups carrying out … Continue reading →

  • Responsible Finance

    Responsible Finance is the new name for the Community Development Finance Association. It is a network of finance providers which provide loans for customers not supported by other lenders. The members of Responsible Finance are social enterprises which reinvest profits … Continue reading →

  • UK-German Connection

    UK-German Connection is a bilateral government initiative for school and youth links. It is funded and governed by the UK and German governments, British Council and the Pädagogischer Austauschdienst. Financial support is offered for joint UK-German activities in schools and … Continue reading →

  • Joseph Rowntree Charitable Trust

    The Joseph Rowntree Charitable Trust supports individuals or groups based in the UK to undertake work that seeks to make positive change across the UK as a whole. The trust is open to funding a range of different organisations and … Continue reading →

  • Truemark Trust

    The Truemark Trust makes donations to small local charities dealing with all kinds of disadvantage, with preferences to neighbourhood based community projects and for innovative work with less popular groups. The average grant is around £3,000. The Trust does not … Continue reading →