What we fund
Six areas. Human work.
Explore the Trust’s social funding interests and its small, separate strand for architecturally important churches.
Refugees & asylum seekers
We are interested in organisations helping people who have been displaced to find practical stability, human connection and a route into community life.
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Mental health
We support the broad field of community work that helps people protect their wellbeing, reduce isolation and access steady, practical support.
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Learning disabilities
We are interested in organisations creating practical opportunities for people with learning disabilities to participate, make choices and build fuller lives in their communities.
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Desistance from crime
We support organisations helping people move away from offending through trusted relationships, practical stability and realistic opportunities to build a different future.
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Domestic violence
We are interested in specialist organisations helping survivors find safety, recover from abuse and rebuild with greater security and control.
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Church restoration
A small number of grants support the restoration of churches with architectural importance. This is a limited and distinct strand of the Trust’s work.
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