Campden Charities Trustee focuses tightly on low-income residents of Kensington, especially people who need practical help to move into sustainable work, training, or further education. Its support combines small, individualized grants with 1-to-1 guidance and referrals through trusted local partners, making it especially responsive to immediate barriers like fees, travel, clothing, childcare, and equipment. The scholarship program also shows a strong interest in helping young people under 25 progress through college, apprenticeships, university, and vocational routes, including targeted support for medical students.
Primarily small, needs-based grants delivered through local partner referrals and direct individual applications; awards are tailored to specific barriers rather than unrestricted funding. Support appears ongoing and flexible, with scholarship awards ranging from modest college support to larger university, accommodation, and medical-school grants.
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Eligibility is highly geographic and means-tested: applicants generally must be low-income Kensington residents, with some programs limited to those under 25 or referred by partner organisations. Nonprofits should use the downloadable referral form for organisation-based support, while individuals should apply with clear evidence of need and a specific plan for how the grant will help education, training, or employment outcomes.
Current and upcoming funding from The Campden Charities Trustee that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Referrals must be for clients who meet the Charities' core criteria (residency in street list/area of benefit, immigration status, rented accommodation, low income). Organisations must complete and submit the referral form in full.
Who can apply: Resident in area of benefit (Old Parish of Kensington) for at least two years (RBKC temporary accommodation may be considered); British/Irish or have Leave to Remain/Settled Status; not a homeowner; receive benefits or be in low-paid work. Grants tailored to individual circumstances following assessment by Grants Officer.
Who can apply: Applicants must be under 25 at the application deadline; have lived in the area of benefit (Old Parish of Kensington) for at least two years (temporary RBKC care considered); be British/EU or have Leave to Remain/Settled Status; live in rented accommodation; be from a low-income household.
Who can apply: Local organisations and services supporting residents of Kensington may make referrals. Referred clients must meet the charity's core criteria and fall within its area of benefit; if in temporary accommodation under RBKC care, the charity may still be able to help.
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