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THE HENRY SMITH CHARITY

Registered Charity in England and Wales number: 230102

Programme areas

The Trustees use the following programme areas to classify their grants:

Hospitals and Medical Care

Projects providing residential care or health care for those who are sick or in need, and projects which provide outreach services such as home care support. Services operated by the NHS will not normally be funded.

Hospices and Palliative Care

Projects providing residential care or health care for those who are sick or in need, and projects which provide outreach services such as home care support.

Medical Research

Specific medical research projects will be considered, although the Charity does not normally fund cancer research. Generally, only applications from recognised “Centres of Excellence” will be considered. Please refer to separate guidelines.

Disability

Projects which are specifically aimed at the rehabilitation and training of the disabled can be considered.

Elderly

Projects for the relief of the elderly, such as housing or support services. Projects which can be considered are residential care or health care for those who are sick or in need, emotional support such as befriending services and day care centres. Preference will be given to projects in needy areas.

Young People

Projects that provide support to young people at risk, particularly those living in areas of considerable deprivation.

Drugs and Alcohol

Projects aimed at the support and rehabilitation of people with drug and/or alcohol problems, as well as those to support people at risk of developing such problems, will be considered.

Community Service

Projects that provide support for communities in areas of considerable deprivation including ethnic minority groups. This could include projects providing employment for the disadvantaged, shelter and necessities of life such as furniture for the homeless, or work with offenders.

Family Services

Projects which provide support to families at risk, including Home-Starts in deprived areas.

Homeless

Projects providing practical support for the homeless and those at risk of homelessness.

Holidays for children

Projects which provide holidays or outings for children from areas of considerable deprivation or children with a disability, aged 13 or under. For more information on this programme please call our Information Line on 020 7264 4970.

Major Grant Programme

The Major Grant Programme in East Lancashire for 2006 - 2009 is now closed to new applicants. This section will be updated with our next Major Grant initiative beyond 2009.


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