Saffron Housing Trust – Community Grant

Posted on: November 24, 2022

These grants are aimed at local groups and not-for-profit organisations who share our vision for place shaping and creating positive futures.

We will support schemes which develop new ways to reach and include Saffron Tenants and the wider community.

We are looking for schemes and projects which will:

  • encourage community engagement and cohesion
  • promote and enable training and education-based activity
  • reduce social isolation in all age groups
  • promote Saffron community rooms
  • increase engagement in activities with underrepresented groups

We will prioritise schemes and projects which

  • make the most of existing provision
  • include those who are hard to reach
  • encourager new participants and address social isolation
  • address gaps in local provision
  • make the best use of other local services, partnerships and networks
  • enhance life chances

If you have any suggestions or projects for the Foundation, our Grant Window for 2022 is now open and we can begin to consider application from our communities. The deadline for applications to reach us is the 31st August 2022. You can email the below application form back to us at communityfoundation@saffronhousing.co.uk

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