Request for Applications: Winter Resilience Fund (United Kingdom)

The Winter Resilience Fund by Two Ridings Community Foundation aims to support community organizations in East Yorkshire, Hull, North Yorkshire, and York. It provides grants up to £2,500 for projects helping vulnerable populations during winter. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis until funds are depleted, with activities to be completed by 31 March 2027. The Winter Resilience Fund is designed to address the increased challenges faced by communities during colder months. It encourages local groups to undertake initiatives that provide practical support such as warm spaces, food provision, and wellbeing activities, thereby strengthening local resilience. Grants of up to £2,500 are available. The fund is intended to cover a portion of project costs due to limited funding availability. The priority is given to projects that support older people and address needs identified by local communities.

Eligible applicants include:

Projects must support those particularly vulnerable during winter, with a focus on: The fund is crucial for supporting vulnerable individuals during winter, ensuring community organizations can provide essential services when they are most needed. It helps alleviate pressures on families and individuals, fostering resilience and wellbeing in local communities. What is the maximum grant amount available? Up to £2,500 per grant. Who can apply for this fund? Small voluntary organizations, community groups, small charities, and other not-for-profit entities in East Yorkshire, Hull, North Yorkshire, and York. What is the deadline for application? Applications are accepted on a rolling basis until funds are exhausted. What activities are eligible for funding? Projects supporting vulnerable individuals during winter, such as warm spaces and food provision. How are applications evaluated? Priority is given to projects supporting older individuals and addressing locally identified needs. Eligible organizations should review the official guidelines and submit their applications promptly, ensuring all supporting documents are complete. For further details, visit the Two Ridings Community Foundation website.