Walsingham Care focuses on improving the lives of older people in Elmbridge, Surrey, with a strong emphasis on dignity, independence, and well-being. It supports both individuals and local organisations, funding practical help, home adaptations, respite, counselling, and community projects that reduce loneliness and strengthen older people’s physical and mental health. The funder is highly place-based and seems especially interested in small, local interventions that make an immediate difference for older residents with limited means.
Provides small, locally targeted grants for both individuals and organisations in the Borough of Elmbridge. Community grants are typically modest, with smaller awards up to £1,000 and larger grants ranging from £1,000 to £15,000 per financial year; individual grants are also small and need-based. The program appears relationship-based and local, with no unsolicited proposals for individual support.
Applicants should be based in, or serving, the Borough of Elmbridge and demonstrate clear benefit to older people, especially around reducing isolation or improving welfare and health. Individual grants are not open to unsolicited proposals, so eligible residents likely need to engage through the charity’s prescribed referral or application route; organisations should keep requests local, practical, and tightly aligned to the fund’s themes.
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Who can apply: Applicants must be local charities or organisations. The older people being supported must live in the geographical area of support (currently the Borough of Elmbridge). Projects must have a clear link to the funder's themes and cannot have started before a grant is awarded.
Who can apply: Organisations must support older people living in Walsingham Care's geographic area (Elmbridge). The charity will not fund political activities, projects promoting religion, animal welfare, projects without community/charitable element, projects already started, or activities that raise funds for other organisations.
Who can apply: Beneficiaries should have limited means and live within the defined geographical area of support (currently the Borough of Elmbridge). All applications must be submitted by a third-party referral agent; direct referrals from individuals, family, or friends are not accepted. Income, capital assets, and family support are considered.
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