The Tudor Trust has announced their new guidelines – The trust will continue to make grants across their established funding areas (youth, older people, community, relationships, housing, mental health, substance misuse, learning, financial security and criminal justice) but they are also open to hearing about work in areas that they have not funded before. Priority organisations are those that are embedded in and have developed
from within communities – either a community of interest or within a local area, those providing direct services to marginalised groups and those encouraging inclusion. Groups that are smaller and under-resourced offering a direct service are more likely to be funded particularly those with an annual turnover of less than £1million. Proposals from statutory bodies including schools will not be considered.
Under the new guidelines the Tudor Trust have introduced a two-stage application process to reduce time, effort and resources both for the trust and applicants alike.
There is a very clear website which also states what will and will not be funded and how the process works.
Deadline
No deadline
Contact details
The Tudor Trust, 7 Ladbroke Grove, London W11 3BD
T 020 7727 8522
www.tudortrust.org.uk
Suitable for
Organisations which are embedded in and have developed out of their community – whether the local area or a ‘community of interest’
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