Available Grants

Name of Grant

Grant Amount

Grant Purpose

Eligibility

Application Process

Link


Greggs Foundation Hardship Funding


- Supermarket Vouchers: £50–£100

- Clothing Vouchers: Up to £30 (individual) or £90 (family)

- Utility Vouchers: Up to £40

- Essential Appliances: Provided as needed (e.g., cookers, washing machines, fridge freezers, beds)


Provides emergency support for essential needs such as food, clothing, household appliances, and energy costs.


Individuals and families in financial hardship, referred by pre-approved partner organizations.


Applications must be submitted through recognized referral partners; direct applications from individuals are not accepted.


COSARAF Foundation Hardship Grants


Up to £2,000 (typically not exceeding £500)

Provides financial assistance for essential needs such as household items (e.g., white goods), basic living expenses (utilities or food), work or education-related expenses (interview clothes, laptops), rent arrears, council tax arrears (where there's a clear risk of homelessness), and contributions to immigration-related costs causing financial hardship.


Residents of the UK experiencing financial hardship. Applications must be submitted on behalf of individuals by recognized social organizations (e.g., charities, public bodies, social landlords) acting as referral partners.

Applications are accepted through referral partners who must submit the application form along with a supporting statement detailing the applicant's circumstances and needs. The referral partner manages the disbursal of grants if awarded.

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Team Verrico Support Grants

Varies based on individual needs

Provides support to individuals diagnosed with hard-to-treat cancers, particularly triple-negative breast cancer. Assistance includes funding for second opinions, access to treatments, counselling services, and support for families affected by cancer.

Individuals diagnosed with hard-to-treat cancers, especially triple-negative breast cancer, and their families.

To apply: 1. Visit the Team Verrico website. 2. Contact the charity via email at [email protected] or through their contact form to discuss your situation and request assistance. 3. Provide necessary medical documentation and details of the support required. Applications are reviewed on a case-by-case basis.

Leukaemia Care – Cost of Living Fund

£175 (one-off grant)

Provides financial assistance to individuals affected by leukaemia, myelodysplastic syndromes (MDS), and myeloproliferative neoplasms (MPN) to help with increased living costs, including travel expenses, food costs, utility bills, and internet access.


Individuals aged 18 or over, residing in the UK, diagnosed with leukaemia, MDS, or MPN, including those undergoing treatment or in remission.


To apply: 1. Complete the online application form available on the Leukaemia Care website. 2. Provide a letter from your consultant confirming your diagnosis. 3. Applications are reviewed on a first-come, first-served basis until funds are depleted.

The Sequal Trust

Varies based on individual needs

Provides assistive communication technology to individuals with speech, movement, or learning difficulties, aiming to improve their quality of life by enabling effective communication.

Individuals of all ages in the UK with severe disabilities affecting communication. Applicants must become members of The Sequal Trust.

To apply: 1. Complete the membership application form, including the Just Giving Declaration and Income & Expenditure form. 2. Have a healthcare professional, preferably a Speech and Language Therapist or Special Needs Tutor, complete the assessment form. 3. Submit all forms to The Sequal Trust. Forms are available online.


Mercaz Torah Vechesed Limited

Varies based on individual needs

Focuses on the advancement of the Orthodox Jewish faith and the relief of poverty among the Jewish community, primarily through grants to individuals and organisations.

Individuals and organisations within the Orthodox Jewish community, particularly those in need or engaged in educational activities.

Specific application details are not publicly available. Interested parties are advised to contact the charity directly for information on grant applications.

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Varies based on individual needs

Provides financial assistance to individuals who have worked in the book trade and are facing hardship due to unforeseen circumstances. Grants can cover essential needs such as housing costs, utility bills, and basic living expenses.

Current or former employees in the UK book trade, including booksellers, publishers, and distributors. - Must have worked in the industry for a minimum period (typically one year). - Experiencing financial difficulties due to unforeseen circumstances.

To apply: 1. Visit The Book Trade Charity website. 2. Complete the online application form, providing details of employment history and financial situation. 3. Submit supporting documents as required, such as proof of employment and financial statements. 4. Applications are reviewed confidentially on a case-by-case basis.


The Printing Charity Grants

Varies based on individual needs

Provides financial assistance and support to individuals who have worked in printing, publishing, packaging, and graphic arts industries, facing hardship due to unforeseen circumstances. Grants can cover essential needs such as living expenses, housing costs, and medical expenses.

Individuals who have worked in the printing, publishing, packaging, or graphic arts industries in the UK for at least three years. - Experiencing financial hardship due to unforeseen circumstances.


To apply: 1. Visit The Printing Charity's website. 2. Complete the online application form, providing details of employment history and financial situation. 3. Submit supporting documents as required, such as proof of employment and financial statements. 4. Applications are reviewed confidentially on a case-by-case basis.


The Film and TV Charity Support Grants


Varies based on individual needs


Provides financial assistance to UK film, television, and cinema professionals facing financial hardship due to unforeseen circumstances. Grants can cover essential living costs, medical expenses, and other urgent needs.

Individuals who have worked in the UK film, television, or cinema industry for at least two years. - Experiencing financial hardship due to unexpected events such as illness, bereavement, or unemployment.

To apply: 1. Visit The Film and TV Charity's website. 2. Complete the online application form, providing details of employment history and current financial situation. 3. Submit supporting documents as required, such as proof of industry employment and financial statements. 4. Applications are reviewed confidentially on a case-by-case basis.


The Royal Variety Charity Grants


Varies based on individual needs

Provides financial assistance and support to individuals who have professionally served the entertainment industry and are experiencing hardship due to illness, old age, or financial difficulties. The charity also operates Brinsworth House, a residential and nursing care home for elderly entertainers.

Individuals who have worked professionally in the UK entertainment industry, including performers and behind-the-scenes staff. - Must be experiencing hardship due to sickness, age, or financial difficulties.

To apply: 1. Visit The Royal Variety Charity's website. 2. Contact the charity directly to discuss your situation and request an application form. 3. Complete the application form, providing details of your career in entertainment and current circumstances. 4. Submit supporting documents as required. Applications are reviewed confidentially on a case-by-case basis.


The Drinks Trust Grants


Varies based on individual needs


Provides financial assistance and well-being support to professionals in the UK drinks industry facing hardship due to financial difficulties, illness, or unemployment. Grants can help with essential living costs, housing, and mental health support.

- Current and former employees of the UK drinks industry, including hospitality, production, distribution, and sales roles. - Must have worked in the industry for at least two years. - Experiencing financial hardship due to unforeseen circumstances.

To apply: 1. Visit The Drinks Trust website. 2. Complete the online application form, providing details of employment history and financial situation. 3. Submit supporting documents as required, such as proof of employment and financial statements. 4. Applications are reviewed confidentially on a case-by-case basis.


Licensed Trade Charity Grants


Varies based on individual needs

Provides financial assistance and support services to individuals working in or retired from the licensed drinks trade, including pubs, bars, and breweries, who are facing personal or financial difficulties. Support includes grants for essential needs, housing, health, and education.

Current or former employees in the UK licensed drinks trade. - Must have worked in the industry for a minimum period (typically five years). - Experiencing hardship due to unforeseen circumstances.

To apply: 1. Visit the Licensed Trade Charity website. 2. Contact the charity via their helpline or online form to discuss your situation. 3. Complete the application form provided, detailing employment history and current circumstances. 4. Submit supporting documents as required. Applications are reviewed confidentially on a case-by-case basis.


The Bank Workers Charity Support


Varies based on individual needs

Provides support services to current and former bank employees in the UK, focusing on mental health, physical well-being, and financial assistance. Services include counseling, debt advice, and support for carers.

Current or former bank employees in the UK. - Eligibility criteria may vary depending on the specific service or support required.

To apply: 1. Visit the Bank Workers Charity website. 2. Explore the range of support services available. 3. Contact the charity directly through their helpline or online contact form to discuss your specific needs and determine eligibility.


The Journalists' Charity Grants


Varies based on individual needs

Provides financial assistance and support to journalists and their dependents facing hardship due to unforeseen circumstances such as illness, redundancy, or financial difficulties. Support includes grants for essential living costs, housing, and medical expenses.

Current or former journalists in the UK. - Must demonstrate a significant period of employment in journalism. - Experiencing hardship due to unforeseen circumstances.

To apply: 1. Visit The Journalists' Charity website. 2. Complete the online application form, providing details of employment history and current financial situation. 3. Submit supporting documents as required, such as proof of employment and financial statements. 4. Applications are reviewed confidentially on a case-by-case basis.

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