• General Welfare

• Social and Medical Welfare
• Community and General Welfare
• Youth Work
• Care for the Elderly

Service Delivery In the current economic climate the Company wants to support organisations providing key services, to help them to maintain their service delivery and we shall consider requests for contributions to salary and other project costs. (Please click here for restrictions on capital funding which can be found under the general exclusions section of our Grant Making page.)

• To address situations which can leave people at risk of social exclusion because of addiction, family breakdown, homelessness or offending behaviour
• To provide help for those with special needs, especially those organisations dealing with the effects of autism (see below)
• To support carers and families of those with special needs

We are interested in supporting work in the autism field in LONDON AND AREAS OF DEPRIVATION IN THE SOUTH-EAST.

 

Our particular focus is on:

• Family support and specialist training
• Provision of respite care
• Work with those from 16 years upwards, particularly the transition period into adult services

NB Please note the geographical restrictions.   

• To promote the effective and purposeful development of young people outside school, particularly through local youth clubs.

• To provide care and support for older people
• To develop improved services to older people, particularly the frail elderly

• Medical Charities and medical research
• Uniformed groups unless there is a Company link
• Animal welfare charities
• Sponsorship or marketing appeals and fundraising events
• Capital building projects by public bodies (e.g. the NHS) unless there is a Company link
• Charities that are themselves principally grant makers
• Mother tongue classes (non-English)
• Endowment appeals
• Village hall
• Pure campaigning work