Grant Size :
Generally up to £5,000.
Closing Date :
Up to £5,000 available under Homeless Charities Grants Program (UK)
About
The Help the Homeless is currently accepting applications for its grant program to support homeless charities throughout the UK.
Help The Homeless was founded in 1975 and shortly thereafter launched its first fundraising appeal, chaired by Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police, Sir Robert Mark. A substantial initial capital sum was raised which, together with further donations and legacies received since then, has been carefully invested to produce income to distribute as grants to charities and voluntary organisations throughout the UK. The grants aim to support small and medium-sized registered charities working to help homelesss people rebuild their lives.
Help The Homeless is a cost efficient charity with very small overheads, and so is able to distribute a large proportion of its funds to the wide range of organisations nationwide that help some of the UK's most disadvantaged people. The reasons for being homeless vary enormously, but may include ill-health, those who are discharged offenders, addictions, family breakdown or other adverse circumstances. Homelessness is not just about “rough sleepers” living on the streets – but a whole range of people who lack a stable home.
Funding Information
Generally up to £5,000.
Eligibility :
Criteria
Your organisation must be a registered UK charity with the Charity Commission in England, Wales or Northern Ireland or a registered Scottish Charity.
They are able to help only small and medium-sized charities with an annual turnover of under £1m and with ‘unrestricted reserves’ of under six months annual running costs based on their latest published annual accounts. Note: they do not consider any ‘tangible fixed assets’ as unrestricted reserves.
They can only accept applications towards the funding of ‘capital’ projects. They are unable to accept applications towards running/core costs. Note: they are unable to consider requests for computers and IT equipment.
All applications must relate to projects that assist individuals in their return to mainstream society, rather than simply offering shelter or other forms of sustenance.
There should be a minimum period of two years between the receipt of a decision or receiving a grant from them and making a further application.
Post Date: 19-Sep-2022
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